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IMPORTANT F FEMALES

The combination Of ingredients in these Filis i5 the
r,i,It ~ a iosg and extensive practice. They age
mild II their oper tioa and cannot DO harm 70 tIe
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pt rfuT MspslruAtOn, removing III oi5ti StlVu1l
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and Ijmbs and bis tHrbed Sleep, which arise lIOm
InterruI tion OF Nature
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10 decline These Pills form the hhgst 2I - l-t..-
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~ DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILE;
bave bsap a standaId remedy for over thig year
nd are the most ehsctuGl ore ever hh9Wu l"t a.
caapiairts PECULIAR to Females To al clnf G. ihtl
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nsed them at di ereEt periods tnro1i'holL ne
trv having the sanction Of someO ln' MVst o'hi-'ii
Physicians in America -, chs. ,I,,rIs N,7
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pills sent by mail, promptly secure ITel oV9 5
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|OMTNY,5 CRACKED WHEAT,
II o-aheno Flous. Corn Meal, Split Peas, Pearl
-, 80 cboIos brands Of Family Flour. con
ns-isiy On haad ~ 07n supario- :. ms-
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RAILRoADs.


~ "A i o -
IssB. sUMdER ARRANGEMENT. Iss5.
On aud after Monday. Nay 18th. 1850 Trains leave
Cleveland daily, tSundays eLceptad) a. iclloW8:
Ba0o A m.-MAAL-Arrires - Rtttsburgh % ?. r.
Hnrrfsburgn 2:1o A. -, Baltimore 90 4, ~,
Washinator 1Osl5 A. =, Phtladaiphla 6s55 A. ~
HsW YOrk zoe A. n, Wheeling % ,. n Oons
neets At Hudson with o. e . y. k-B. ioE Akroa
and millersburEh.
l:D P. P.H.-EXPREsS-ArEfves e Pit5burxh g;ls ?.
H. Harnsburgh 10 A. n, baltilnore y - >
HAWashington 40 P. H.. Philacolphta y ~ p
~, New Torh 2-t5 ?. - Whssling SD A. q,
S:iO 2. -ACOOMMODATION-For HpdBon aud
lntermediate Stations, ouyahoga Iali8, AkrU1s
aua Mlleruburgh, connecting at Orrville Win
r T. ". y. BY. for Canton, Masillon, Woo8-
ter md Manaheld
Oia Al ent0Wn) without hange
- fare - loW DT any oiner lie.
" Through Tickets can b u-roT- - Al fhs TTnior,
s-fnFes 0ffca SV~dfsil House. At the Depof or tha
Euclid Street StatiJn-
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ZTEW STYLES, OF BUCKLES just
n y y, 49, - -COWLE9s,
~ Teos'fsN - Bsdasn H0aaA
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OLTYTLAND 3 ERIE RATLKOAD


On and Esss Monday, Oct. nst, lssl. P..snsa
Trains viii run n f0llOHs, fsundaJl axoe2tedOs
LHAVE OLEVELAHD:
s:6U A M--DAT EXPRESS TRAIh-ntoppmt -
WIlOuEhby, PainesVille Madison. Geneva Ash.
sabuia Oouaeaut End 6irsrd only, and hrftge -
Erie ~ ~ r. ~, Dunkirk fsi5 ?. -, BunAlo
I.2s P. M.-OIHOIHHATI EXPEEss-st0Vpins 90
FHinesville, Ashtabula aud alrard only, and AEs
riyas g Erie5 40 ?. H. Dnnsirk 50 ?. H. eul-
T:sg ?. N M6iL AND AOOomnODArIOH-
stoyplnE Al Al Itasi0ns and sTrfVS as Ms ai
800 P. M..aiGHT EXPREss rBAIH-ssoy,ins e
PsInesVllls, ashtEbuls and GirArd only, aud
sEfiEss e Erie e t2s40 A. H.. DunkiEk ~
- -. HusAlo t'2lA.H-
LEhHH EKIh
- A. n.-hlGtaT EAPkE ESe TIA lh-otopPing
Is eirArd, Ashtsbqia an PAinesTills onlJs Hnd
arrive at Cleveland ~ - A. =.
TnAla-StoPging - sll stations h1d arrive af
Cleveland IS i0.1ek-M
lgaB a. M.-iOLEDO EXPR Gse-5s1pgfas Is "a
gtatiUas eLoert swami %. Saybrook, Onlouyilie,
Perry, Mentor and Niekif1. al srriYal -
80 P M-DAT EXPeH11 IHhf s-et.lrl1E -
GirNrd. .Oonusarf, AshtabJiA. d.ders & Faieea
vile oulF. and arr1Fea "a ltsEeia1a - s.tt ?. =
- esooad 'As.a tsTs - RI en a. iHfl1a-o
An lie Erais gong WssiNaro cqulroE As Clsssiru,.
with trains f0r Toledo, Chicago OolumbgA Cinoiu-
natl. Indianspolis, st. Louis &c-s and AZ through
trains Of ths Nov York Erie Railroad, sad At But
al with those Of the New York Dentrai 4 bunaio
New NOrk Dity RaihOAda for New YORK, AlhAnyi
Bo5t0u, Niagara Falls So ane = Erir u srsina
~ Day Ex7ress. East aud Noss, oOnnects ~
airErd with Trains Erie D Pittsburgh Bhilrose
or hinssyils. Mad sills 3smsst9S2s I, se
rlt.-,1.,-.t ,1,4 r7zt t5Es
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Ist TrAin-s:0s A, m.-OBOIEEATI ExPBEss,
stopping st Grafton, Wellington. New Lon
don, shelby, Orestlids, Gallon, GileAd, Oar.
dinEton, Ashley, Delaware, Davis Centre ans
Washington.
ID TrAI r-a:45 P. M.-ACOOh dODATIOH--otogz
=. ali stations, and arrives in Columbus at -
P.M., Cincinnati f:59 A. h
ID Trains-lOs00 P. might EXPRklS-stcpylns
at drafson, Wellington, New London, ShelbII
Orsstiins, ezlicn. Gilead, Cardington and lels
nWara.
TTxins Lave Uouubus at s:40 and Az, $50 f.ss
Errivs at Cleveland s:s0 A. n. and $50 ?. nu
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ALLEN JON EsI
~kclsaals and RSthn DsaisE b
Rtrip Taln, OolHnbiAHA and OhlPpCNA
c o a Lee
Ons.ou CAP. b. X. RieE. Aiso, once Ano ! an
a Eaoiid strest B. b. orooinE. OoAio4H
E4ceilont QuGlitg iol
STEAM. Gas, GRATEs, sIONEsI
Ossos q Hou1s Uso. Also, Ah16 kAOAfA WA
N large or sniail qEauttss- .st.,.5
Ordss respectfully solicited ano IIo y. S.5d
"a 60. ~ GO y - rnsFis-Rf'
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DKEDBURKI WILLIAMS . co.
WHOLESALE cRocERS,
"a - - EEfver. and n and 2S HeadOW
6Gre91u,
Ars nov reosiEing from heN lofA eAA NV "
Issas > large and ehoioe supply q
COEeess guEsANs 9-.oa.
Rjo, =. OtlealE n 9y.oa..
java aA1sS-sS-oa T,., >
Mocha, Ofaenea1 1o-st.l
EuInmEtrn, er@natAse31 HiR
Goass, A, B, q, TiohrAhy'
rOBAOOO AND SEGAR9,
IN great VARSITY.
asouHn OoFFFEs, PEPPER AND
SPICES, MOLAsSEs AID sYRUPs
y.s.., 80 oeer 10 the trhds ss VeTJ low rates.
Oiegsisad manufactured articles Hf hanelA''o'
Errs' priosa. .-..,. ry,rT.r,ssp 4 20
Ea-oq-N9 AhANhHtiN I.---
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MOIRNING IN TNE METROPOLIS
The Buildings Covered with
Grape.
Fearful Excitement and Indig-
nation of the People.
Neetings In Wall Street, Nassau
street and Other Places.
vHE PLACES OF AMUSEMENT CLOSED
eERVCES AT THE CHURCHES.
TO-, &C., DC

Never the transition from ex. essive joy 10 the
depth of bitter SO strkngy illustrated than
waz In this city yesterday. BY singular happiness OF
ehings II SO happened that on Good Friday, That solemn
festival which the Christian world the sa ;rince
n the God the cross and when persons Of nearly
every Christian creed engaged In saddenng services
commemorative OF the event. our people found very
Unusual motive for rejoicing The for the jubia.
Ton afforded by the suspension Of the draft by ord
- the secre ary Of War The entire community felt as
4 great incubus had been removed All classes expe
Asnccd irropressble emotion of re ef and delight
md reti, cd to rest at night with Of comfort
s1nd security unknown for months. Joy was every
SAcc ard hope IN every heart.
On Saturday morning what a contrast II an earth.
quake had come and whelmed In ruin onehaf his fair
city greater CONSERVATION could have been exbb-
Ned irrs dent Lincoln dead" 'Thl Pro dent assassi
9Atedfr my God, can II bef" were the expressions
head az every sep in the irres n tho cnrf, and all
over Tue ast emotions so overpowcring that little
se could DO uttered than such bci but express We and
fomprehonsve excsmat.ons OF horror and anguish.
Then followed n momentary fssh Of doubt II might
pot be true, might be hoax, might not be 90 bad
~ prc.cnted. But no. tho details were too m nua and
4he combinations too nuner to al nit OF any doubt
to subject and the ful realization Of the dreadful event
sollowcd with force that completely stunned.
The bes' evidence O. the profound grief exhibited win
4c found IN the fcI accounts which supply OF the
humorous meetings, speeches, cxc'ements and other
proceeding that occurred daring tho day 1t Is enough
~
0ec few hours after the announcement of the Pres
dents death the entire city was in mourning Businesr
fas pendod stores private houses hotels and public
buildings were clothed In tho symbols Of woe while
1ags noaied at half mast In painful contrast 10 the ray
nd proud appearance Of tho national banners the day
3recedng
PROCLAMATIONs OF MAYOR GUNTHER.
Az carly hour In the forenoon Mayor Gunthcr issued
me follow ing proclamatons- =
MAYORS OyrIcE NEW YonR, April 10, 1895
CITIZENS OF NEW ToRKThe death OF tho President Of
the United States may well excite your profound grief
8nd snazcmcnt respectfully recommend that bust.
Aess be suspended and that public mourning for the
departed Chief Magistrate be observed throughout the
by G. GODFREY eUNrHER, Mayor
MAYons 0yucE, NEW YORK, April 10, 1895.
70 rHB HoSoRABtR TUE CoMsos CouSch:-
Decentralization Lincoln, the President OF the
Cnted states, dead With lnoxpressibe horror
4ounce 70 you this evon coupled, Il with vio
tsnce. Just at the moment when peace began 70 dawn
Over afflicted land the dreadful blow fell him
thom " dsstinlss seemed TO depend.
ssus honorable body, am cara. w take appropr ate
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hs often exhibited nicked bullet which, he said was
DO do the deed The truth of these statements may be
soertaned oy the police upon inquiry OF his associates
nere but IL Is certain that he talked Wild reckless
about the war, and that his SYM entirely
Win the rebels OF this, believe, he made no con
Seament and II Is reported that his brother Edwin
surned m out OF the house short time in conse'
3uence OF his reasonable uterances Still no one who
Vnsw him was prepared believe him cowardly
assassin
In person John Wilkes Booth is younger facsimile OF
Edwin 1t is needless TO say, then that he Is rare
specimen Of manly beauty Not TALL but most gracefuly
Formed with regular features, large dark eyes, dark
Drown hair and perfect complexion, this young man
possesses the charms Adons and almost the
OF Hercules He dresses with exquisite TASTE and his
binary is quiet reserved dignhed and gentle
manly. He is unmarried and much given TO amours
1t said that he is opium eater but it Is only
tain that he frequently drank to Although
oshtly built nnetyve men out Of hundred would be
NO match for him at fighting He is dead shot, fine
aencer thorough horseman, and master Of the dagger
Or bowe-knfe. His personal bravery has been unques
aoned and many OF his friends have wondered why he
did not Join the rebel army which his sympahes were
already enlisted. If he the assassin of President
Lincoln he had the nerve the skill with weapons the
knowledge Of the exits and Of the theatre
the acquaintance with the localities about Washington
accessory TO accomplish his vianous purpose Nor
were the Nervous excitable nghty temperament, the
anrcsraned passions and the unbrided audacty requ
Gte for the conception and execution OF such deed
waiting in his composition But his friends and ac
euantances thought that he had the murderOus
heart, the moral poltroonery and the inexpressble
wiokedness which stamp the assassin the vilest Of
Gods creatures.
The New York herald., 1865-04-16
MEETING IN NASSAU STREET.
ADDRysS o1 GENERAL RuUNgtrR

Az three O'Clock General Burnside was noticed BY
large who assembled In front OF the Post once
and he was Immediately surrounded and called for
speech In response tho General addre crowd
from the stepe Of Of the buildngs lie adj feel
too much gneved, my friends TO express any lengthy
remarks on this FAD occasion. am too much ercome
by my feelings do justice 10 the memory Of our
late good and talented President and will not attempt
the task II s duty and the duty Of the country nov
10 support his successor Andrew Johnson
and glad to be able 10 say that he worthy Of the
support Of the people. have had sbu ndant opportur
ties TO know hs ehMsotsr for have been in consul,a
,ion with him a, all hour Of the day and night when
had charge Of the Department cf Ohio; and I have
been enabled TO discern his course minutely
on all matters which required his Judgment and
attention. Having had these opportunities, I can
cay 10 you that he acted all times with ability real
and dhcretlon. tell you, gentlemen that have never
known him TO take drop Of liquor, and have never
seen him under its influence. II n we're othoTwise I
would have discovered H. for have been continually
with him. There were moments when could have II
possible read the thoughts Of his soul and truly
say, after having enjoyed the most Intimate relations
With him, that ho II worthy Of your confidence be
ieve tho ndsretion with which he charged the
4th OF March can be explained away Let him who IA
without ,n cast stone at him Let the nation then
support him az their President tAppause) That be.
comes the duty OF all Of let US stand BY him. and
hs hands and the hands OF the roverncnt
My friends conduct yourselves becomes the day Let
the wrong you and tho nation have suffered impel
there living among us who are enemies
TO tho government or who have proved iaithlcss
In the hour whom tho country needed their sym.
pathy do not molest them; leave them TO the fate
which will assuredly follow them when they commit
res Of disloyalty The before all Ia this hour
r plain Let us rally round our Presdent(cheer for
Johnsonl-let us support him and DO whole duty 10
the country by aiding the government In the gres. work
before H. We have been called TO mourn the deoth
OF our President ! think he hld talent and pa,ri-
otl'm above any man Of the age know he deserve %
the sincere Roget OF every man. and also say that
In his untinely the South lost their best friend
lCnes OF ''TbAty(o," and applauss) ! do not cay
though that yodU the government should change yonr
policy Or mode OF dealing With the south We must all
ask God to guide us In the hour OF tibuaton Bu,
our nrs duty 70 support ths government aud our new
President, Andrew johnson. npplause)
several minutsa
pfALoauR on PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
feyious " this address General Burnsdo accsie
BY freud Va William street, who The contr 6f
oo'loQuiO groip Of gentlemen and who, swar' v IA
ma with hr johnson. arkci Nj - about o..
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THE OIL EXCHANGE.

At the Oil Exchange, II Broadway, the attendance =
the usual hour for opening business limited to fsv
mcmbers; the absence OF the great body of Its freQus
ors showing how deeply they felt the nations beresve
ment An lmpromptu meeting Immediately called
Mr.. j. j. Winchester presiding, when the following Ne
ton was offered by one OF Tie members and unA1k
mousy adopt ed:-That in conseQu Of the recsps q
the sad from Washington Of President LincoiAv
death business whatever be transacted during -
day. The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1865-04-16
THE sTOCh OPERATORS.

At the usual time cf meeting OF the stock brekssA
Exchange place, William street and the pereus arounA
were crowded with dense assemblage OF anxious ps0
plc all discussing the terrible intelligence that -
brought such woe and sadness upon the land Tho ~
and fall Of stocks and the all important subject Of pro
and loss was, for the time, really and completely -
nored. All In the vast throng wore looks Of -
spondency and woe, indicative OF the heavlness wh
which the national calamity had fhllen on al heartA
II was apparent that business would or could u
transacted, whercupon Mr. f., Bliss banker, Of No
Pine street. NJ the request Of number OF persons pgs
en and moved that In Consequence of the asass
ton Qf be President which had such deep sorYV1
and gookh upon Sfery true american heart, be
Resolved, THAT We, es sincers mourners for our -
Fedved and bleeding country do now adjourn and ~
p md business until Monday next
The resolution mousy adopted The sxeitq1
throng continued 10 All the streets for hours after~arA
The New York herald., 1865-04-16
The Booths In Boston.

Boston, April 10, 1885,
This forenoon a gentleman stated In Bartons saloon
No Al Congress street. <hat he had been told by John
WILKES Booth within few weeks, that he intended to
Gill the President Some Of his hearers Immediately
oent word to the police, and officer Curtis Task of the
second station, and detective George r. Curtis imme
1iaely proceeded to the saloon and took the person into
sustody His is j. Fl. Borland and he belongs to
Sittsburg Penn He is deaer in boots and shoes,
Market street. In that city, and in this city buying
goods We understand that he reports the conversation
scween Booth and himself to have taken place in Pitts
Surg Be.4and remains in custody
Edwin Booth brother of the assassin has been play
ing engagement The Boston theatre for tho past
three weeks, and TO have taken his farewell this
afternoon. He stopping with friend in this city.
Whom the terrible intelligence was conveyed to him
As was thrown into the greatest affection. II is
aot likely that he will appear upon tho stage again
The performance announced for to-day will not take
place. and manager Jarrett has Issued notice to the
snsot that, owing to the appalling calamity which has
Sefallen tho nation, dramatic performances will be
pended At this establishment until further notice
John Wilkes Booth The assassin, in this city during
fhs latter part of last week. and, belle late
Ast Monday Of this week He has fr quently visited
Boston having friends here and did not hear that
his visit on this occasion in any way ted with
Suslness He has appeared upon the stage only few
emes this season. having interested himself in ell specu
yations and by tha. means become quite althy. A.
Mo beginning of the lie gave Up all the engage
taents he had already made, and for time
tsvotcd himself almost exclusively TO his
tustness at OIL Creek, where, ut time,
~ least, bc associated with old friend who for
psrly lived In South Boston. His las. appearance
n stage in this city at the Howard Athen@um,
ebout year since At that time he was vehement and
tter In his denuncatons Of Mr. Lincoln and his ad min
otraon and so violent in his expressions OF JOY over
every Union defeat that he frequently cautioned and
at last avoided by his brother actors
When he left the city he expressed his undying hatred
Of the North and the Union and threw vague
Ants Of vengeance which regarded the time
- meaning anything than desire that the rebel
DON should succeed.
Junius Erutus Booth.
CINCINNATI, April Is, 1868
Suutus Bru tus Booth n brother or J. wilkes Booth
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ACTION OF IhE COLD BROKERS.

ACIlON OF / hb Opl5D bkOkEkS.
The dreadful news Of the assassination OF the PseGA
dent and the diabUeal attempt TO murder the secrsts3
Of State has had electric influence all CLASSES q
this community. Even the operators In gold vo0
shocked 10 such bs, whom the board -
terday morning and the sad intelligence oommune
Gated the members they utterly unable 70 tsaao
act their usual business motion made 10 adjsusD
the Board to enable the members TO participate In ~
demonstrations Of sorrow which pervaded oil classss q
the community. The motion unanimously sdopssA
and the members took their departure from the budina
{evdenty being deeply impressed with the terrible -
portancs Of this sad national calamity.
FEELING OF THE RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY.
ADDRESS or BISHOP POTTER TO THE ErrscopAS
CLERGY.
Right Rev Biehop Potter has issued the following -
dress:-
To TnS CrsKcr AND LArr o, THE Drocrss os NJ
Dk,R BrxruREr-wi,h . grief which have no a>,
guage to express appeal TO you TO offer Up your payse
for this bereavcd Ard mourning nation The believes
and revercd Chief Magistrate Of the United States -
more. The malignant passions which had just proys9
mpoen, TO destroy the sovernment have succeesfufl
| head A glorious career Of service and devotloa =
crowned with martyrs death.
noItStwo weeks the prayer For person under aio
ton be used for the country With these sgh ohangess
sorrows Of Thy servants The people Of Ills nation, ~
whom, &c and instead q thin" and "hls," r.s1
" Us " and our
also appoint the prayer In time Of ~
tgmults' To be read.
would also recommend ths, after the solsnues e
Easter sunday shall have been concluded tho churckes
Of the diocese he clothed In mourning.
Praying God 10 give you His blessns, and to sanothy
this sore bereavement to beloved country remsA
your anectionato brother In Christ,
l HoRATIo POTTER, Bishop of New Yorh
kssrss Eys, April 10 1895
TRINITY CHURCH.
The flag from the s;sepic OF Trinity Church W. ban
mssted during yesterday, and the solemn knell Of hs
death bell heard At intervals throughout the DAY
rhe church i,sef drsped 10 the sarb Of mourn
ing for the usual scryIcssof passion wecs presented
solemn appearance and number Of doyout and sorrow
stricken persons present a, the eleven O'clock SeH
vice yesterday As the service proceeded and the pray~
for the President OF the United States was being soemny
Intoned by DR. yinton stiffness ne of dean pervndeq
the congregation and a. the reverend Dilnc tMo II o
YOU 10 pray for family In ahioion ana TOT awlcis
nation compris ps that family w sore amc'ion TOT -
violent death OF tie rres.doD OF he Cnten sst ~ -
hand OF an asassin," deep ana heavy foo3 iNly y
Gained the great grief ~ those present S,r1s -
6ored thor hoads covering their faces with eht hac
IA ren aloud ~ fion hcn IN byct accrr Is iesJ
n or ,reIci.tl Itt la heoyoAy faihaf vi1 -
n n, sir THt s. Vlat 81 q " "a l1,t r0i " iHsf
\ r . ,ic4c t.5 Chi ,r ~ ron, looi % lii, %
I t.s--. - o. GIdJ..- p42-
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action In view OF this awful dspensaton 70 signify those
sentiments OF public respect and gref due alike the
exalted station and fearful death Of the Chief Asgs
Of the United Ststes which pervsdes waols
pie aud have plunged hem Ia universal distress and
misery. g. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor
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WILSON BARsrow, ABIDE. Camp.
CLARENCE H. SEWARD NOT WOUNDED.

CLARENCE H. SEWARD NOT WOUNDED.
In the morning papers yesterday Mr. Clarence
Seward nephew Of the Secretary OF State was reported
be among those injured by the sssassins 1t turns out
that he not In Washington at the time at all and
that Major William Seward is the one who was meant
Mr. Clarence Il Seward Just returned from Washing
ton TO this city, where the horrible news was learned by
him for the first time He returned immediately " the
national capital by the eleven O'Clock morning train
LETTER FROM FREDERICK w. SEWARD.
aProbably the last letter written by Mr. Frederick w.
received this afternoon by Mr. George Francis
Train. Mr. Seward wrtos under date Of Washington,
April IA
thank you sincerely for tho kind expression Of SYM
pathy aimed in your letter of yesterday My fathers
condition, We think is now gradually improving from
day 70 day, though he still suffers much pain.
The New York herald., 1865-04-16

Junius Erutus Booth.
CINCINNATI, April 15 1868.
Sunius Bruus Booth, brother or j. wilkes Booth,
Nas announced to appear at Pixies Opera House night
nss u understood that he compelled leave the
c1ty In great haste.
The New York herald., 1865-04-16

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