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4 SSESSAIENT NOTICE.

II 1FYlE or THE DoAEp or PCBLlC W0EszA
CHlCA1o, Oot+ Q, 1861. :
Pubilc aotice Is hereby gren sill persons interest
Of Fubfc Works Of he CITY Of Chcneo. have conrls;-
Ing and payinE u1ih wooden block pavement South
Wells street nom the north curb line Of Tsytor street
to the sort line OF Van Rutcn street. md such assess
ent roll has been t!t in the ONCE OF the Cty Clerk.
1he undersigned will apply to the Cou1i1on Council
the sixteenth dsy or october 6. nt thn hour Of ~
O'Clock m., tol continuation oE such assessment
to be henTd. Af persons wishing to object to said
s.tsmert must ilc theE ob:eest to me ssas.
priot 10 such meeting of the Common ConaeT &c"
L.G. GT Sne1r
a. =. EbSE
Con1rnlsf1o1ess o1 the bu'a" RI Public Works.
, 1865-10-14
Ranlmap's Rea1p Relief-
III E. II
X. Seven Great Blessings II.
Seemed to the Human Face by ono hotteoe
K0d,Cav's Ready Relief

NfzVtCNy6 A&ttsssY
III. r1.gue, Asnuc Cholera. Dysente1y, Choldrx Xoc
AN9A mi. tltoN Fever, Fever and A&ue,
crrrd and prevented by
RADWAF'A READY BELIEF.
c,-r7,ntism Neuralgia, Diphthe9a. ln3neuzz, 6Mc
Tn1cst p1fcult Bscathtns. relieved m
faE m1nnieA BY
RADwAY,S READY RELIEF.
Pain Instantly removed; Ill acute, lnnamm1toEy,
aisrtoUs or INFECTIOUS diseases pFtT atet ana efte
tnnated The weak, feehls and nervous restcFed 70
atr1,7 III yixoF sad aound bealth By tho usn Of RAD
WA78S KEADY RELIEF Ons bottle will do moro
rnod cuEr noyo ccnFlatnEx. md keep tha stomach
uort clear and healthy. than ten dosf1 spent for Al
other medicines OF ostcIs Ia use.
One application externally. Ur a fsW drops takEn Ia
terat1I, will Instantly tret tho 9oeecr ffutn tho paS
ynle1t and terrible pains. md restore the weak feeble
and rrestEzte& fatue 70 strength and vtgaF-
BOWEL C0MPLA1STS- ..-'
11aseneSs, dlarEHe7 cholera Mos bus or pnlnfN dis
charges from thd bowels, arc stopped In nlten OF
twenty minutes hy tskn=; Eadwat Ready Belief No
congestion or Inflammation, no cAkna&a laa81tudt,
VIII iolIov the u1e OF tne r. l. Reiief.
ACHES AND PAINS.
Fcf head1e ,whethsT Ack or nervous. .theluaASsdt
lHbazo r1na lou weakness IN the back epthe O. Nc-
ney psns around the III e. pleursy, swenls of &ha
tonts pains IN tho howtls heaFtanrn nd pains q ~
kinds, Kadwaya Eeady Relief viii adoTt nnI1edlAlo
tsae, ard IT. CONTINUED use tcF fnu days nscs Per
maneEt curc-
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ERtwx7xR, Msu., Msrch -, 49,
D. M dSs 70 re- Of hs
use q yoof nni't f4ns cerposna r. august, 1Hl
sg cit Mh e ia
couSh, night sxesu and soms bleedsns probably ftoln
W. ". r1aueisx 81 M I Ind
Huo rendering unit for labor. tried medicines Of
sse III eae e vea s1 IT,
member wros 70 yon: stsnng my dln'c9it.ns and
Compound. coumeaced .ak.ns II nd lnsne iiatcly
1s5aS e n,neaa a sltc time q xin: q yoa. nj
:.crr ,sos. and fn rev tDoaths gained up 70 l61
which ss 81 81 IL. Ss: s'' af l.
say e TT Ior The n ,ps l, a = yoS
a 81 CO.
ties OF tnt totupound. herc on the Cape
v.s csen ZEE
cuscd BY tie Hhiie i1"e tanpoHna.
Tue while Tine Compound. ad.rrti,cd at lcngn IN
= lrishy arnrostd medicine. o.. ]. v. Fo'sad the
s = o1
fully lnay Eesrs Al hantlsi mln.se'. HI e1r=1euee
II h!s medical dlhcovcry.-Batsea WufcAnaa una Re
-Eet1or.
1he editor OF tAe Manchester Ihtly aHd NeeHp Xlr.
so III 1rader Of the Dally, thus speaks Of the Com
pound:
1enEt 10 our eoluun. arc Gspp1 to IL IN ssss
3.sSG. If H. Ss1S ss psys3a
ssr. e Lucy e .na e ~ Ma.sy Az i.
leaEc. ti. snre TO ki a cold, aud pleasant .are
singular mat The White TIae Conpouna. madc f;r
Cods aud tougia should PROVE % be tne great rem!
cannot doubt f. 70 mAny te.tlnouals come ~ from
well kno tucn. 1e&ides the cz o. Dr. Poland
IL Euch that know he Will II countcaance whit Is
wrong. For sears har.st clergyman, stndgae N d.
toine U bud remedies for his AUenA. WITH d.ratc.
ave r. made he diseosesy xh1ci u. savea ha .e.f
tcsttmortsl+ possihle VI hare knowu Dr. rolena far
yosfa. and ncr@ knew more Considerations. hoaest,
urnt man. hnA Ht are glad 10 state thAt We boil
Mhaseyer he sAJs shout his Naise Pine Compoand."
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Ecgal.

FXECCTOR'S NOTlCE.-Estate
IL Of the late Col. John A. Eros.. Notcei is hc-Gsy
given that the Subscribers hereto. the EStcntor and
E1GCuIjI Of the az Will and Testament the late Col.
!ohn 4: psoas, IN bc {Ftsm1 Al The November Term
Comfy OF Coot and S5ate u illinois, wtep aad wherc
III xl~on. has,n cslms agans! &c estate SD 6
mttt. NELSON MASON, Executor.
ISABELLA A. BEUsS E1ccutrlx-
Semi. t19S. sr+e1S1-6t ItEw SASHp
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CITY cOMPTR0LlEn'S
MONTHLY STATEMENT T

OF THE
Receipts and Expenditures
OF TIE
CITY OF
DErSG
= For the Month Of September, 1865.
, 1865-10-14
-#eDninal.
n1<. EASTERLX'S
10nfNE AND SARSAPARlhLA.

,,sd,r1,e that will cure ttecssos hrts-
na H. ~ ron - Impure ssste OF Tho blood, z:
Snofn]a, or Kings Evil. Cancer,
Tumors, Ernptions Of the Skin,
ErysiTnlas, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm Or letter, Scald
Head, old Sores, Swelling Of the
Glands, Leprosy, White Swell
ings, Piles, Blotches, Boils, Pim-
pies on the Faee, 6oure, Rhen-
matism, Dropsy or Gravel, Liy-
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, NerT-
Gus Affections. General Debility,
all Chronic Diseases, and all
Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
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Gunernment 5alks.
M HIIAEzDly1sIoN I-!;!I4!.:5aE oFTHE

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1ARcEs.1RE RE;fas65 81 SpV5hS%t n;SR f2s Fx6E@F 3 @
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sssa issY s af:s II z s0< nos
or d.rrrns ytres, sae . IL Dwell
ipe Iioases. Stables &C. sliuaits 10 Do sic,asty of s
eaastffS fsav e. 1S 1eoef h IL sea The caa.o
sef TWu 1R;aI GTJW5JUsISp TONS OLD scRAr IRON,
"a IL e Tsss' c. sseu9ss3 - a. a
III i'd Nfassss sszs; Tese '0'a IN :ons Of soas
or 'a;s Z IL Is 1Ip s4F
E1GnT THOUSAND FnFGFR r1PGHFnRS sekaf 1sasa 4SO
.ss e wsa1ssasS vsis 90 Ss:oo<s an He n
.nso;s 4, 81 S5less, !; @ @fs.I9Es: ~a,.,
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On xcas,y os.ss4 SsE .,s s,ssR1SS Z sS;1u, x.4cnn.
c.Gks 1k' ' ~ 49, ~, "a a. A''''''''"' Mo-
On Wednesday SSs Sssfs ii. III at Deeaer
C. II. +; pr11nrncs ,spss uonsp ~,
~ 7na,.,.. jFoSS 1EI 1SEs S$s ss,sz>ss, - - y
c-K e. oSr nn,1nrxo ~, w : ~ - :,
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+
t. r. Iianis...,,
Chas- Charleston
4. tlen 80.
). j. Giiiespic...
O. u. Churdler..
". g. kIIkmln.
]. P. haHclt....
I. y. EiIMan.
n. ". Gny.....
A. IL. Ronous..,
A1ex-M.Monasle
II. Bcnner .....
j. McL1uc.....
G. Charlson.....
Vim. aoisluston
Samuel Ward.
j. Charitsworth.
In Fleming -.
p. McEl1oy.....
JMncs En|Tight
G. Il. 11ol.......
]. j. Nalsh.....
A. W. PentiIeton
Thos. DoreSan..
A. AtMffu.......
Jacob uii1
Geo. Roberts.
Fred. Allan.....
5. lupiAy-.....
J,cnh n ifrfs
:inhn rnner r.-'-'-
8 i wnish.
IjrrrNelrh
Cn'f. TnyInr-
Peter MtIler,,.,,
Tbomus Maxwell
John DOVE ...
E. Sulliyau......
John Kennedy.
r. 3fc}ntyn.....
Robert Ethridga
b. 5. Nortou....
Ira Hitx........'
James Young.
Dan. Slnelair,...
No Meyers s.....
yonn Dfhef....
h gohu seM'on
1ooHNHBs....s
John G;ets.-....-
Geo. Il; (: :Bfown..
u. SnlHyAD-....
John C9neh....
Simon Otto.....
YIN. = Dnnham,.
EHncH NHy..:-
Eu".MG1 1t.,Tl DnTul&
James fIn.luips..
fatHck heafns,+
1 Ghas. y bmWn.
=. =; EckHMut I4 =.
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33rppuSdIS.

nEPOT QUARTERAIASTER'S
- OFFICE. CutcAao. III. Oct Y. Ee,
Sta!ed Proposals Will be receyeu 1t ...ia ot1ce TN
II o'clock NJ, Oct IL for .uch A. tirfs ~
statonsy n msy b Figured ii tbs Poet TN Janu-
Hlcce = VIII re required to state the price Of each
arlicIe they propose to furnish.
Ridders must be rre.ept the time Of the opening
their bids and slgufy their acceptonee they viii
be rejected. l. Il FEIHCE,
ocIJAis.6t Can't A. @. II. u. 8. A.
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or wcst Rspdo,nh VI, who Is pracscinS hyslctaa.
a. well ~ p9eAcficr IN letter VI. f. dAted May II
lkss 4avs Il nnt 1t excellent msdcioc ln kldney
d1scase."
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DE. Bakers Specific
mr. BAKERS INJECTION,

With Ibis Medicine you ean CUEE YOURSELF fer
DNE-TENTu THE MONEY tt,nt Phys:ctanE Ca7zsc,
Without change OF diet 1lndtance ir!n hnstns*s,
nrd Ihp4 nrtEcst QIENfQSE1:E1 and lsClS.
, 1865-10-14

M.M Ehas. Ail!er..--- = ! !
l9.4!,Jacoh schute1-- {
@NIJacoo knauss.-. !
MM8I W Wm. Eyou...... !
iMMs. l. lItnce..... 9
@.WuHen u naucneriy | !
M..NI NILnaa. WAGNER. ! !
W.t fatf1cN uetaney- I
MWl Heter hutlr....-s q
" " Nm Hogan;.... /. !
WlCha.. Z; becker. &
MR(A. ". Hathaway Z
@.vs.st G. nag EnsNoftn. :
@.E|rhilip Dumb; I!
@.Ni Michael BtshoH. I
M.fgIWm, Smith -. d
G.Bl BlCouIad Ulich,;,, &
G8,1;tPeter Myers ,.,. s
. Ht6Bt,Jnmcs Unnlcy.,., 6
O,s5lAicx. Jaulison 6
m,WtJohn Altman
CO 0Ot illncrr 9
@,WEJobn Ludwix s
b,3i l3ilch1 WcSiahon S
. e3, ,i5,Jamcs CaseY: 2
ejl5lJo1n L3one,,,, 8
81, 40IPeter Ebenpld,, s
8.68iJas. Douzhe1tv.. 6
fdifRlTIenrY NcWjl-
N,W. ,uams. 6
MG1|Wm,J, Higgins, 6
; N.,GG1fIIram Rpse,..., /
,6I.NiGeo. Uelp,.,,. 3
6a,WIL. Lareen. .,. 1
B.68;Jouag:hl. John
w.W| sou ..,,...,.. G
m@lJ, NAshauutlef.. 6
CHGGtLpuis t. Wagner
N,GGlJohp Dayitr 9
m.C8IJames }Yebi,. &
G6-GV| Robert KenueY.. d
CAGlTbornos aioorn.. 6
MNfGeo, 81. 3fiIIer +
W.WlW. U.'TTnniclifr &
B.G6jWt II, Dour,lass : {;
bA66| John Afacanley,. 6
f}dW|Ch.t. U0rirson. 6
@.@lJacob Smith -. 9
&E6fWm. Ahbott 6
66.66l Chae. Lanctuc...
CN,NiChas. Tnnntcliff. 6
N.MfGeo. W. uuut... G
&.NlT. B, Bhdgcs... Il
25,fslsf. r. Iiorda1.,. i!
H0,GS|J. Il. Craoc s
f8.HfGhAy F. NfOora 4!
81.40f Jos. Liness ..... &
8.HED. E. Amhrose. 4
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(Esgern1 other cleEEymeu and nhysicians hxve also
Nrltcu 70 nr r. highly approving oF the Hhise poc
6,St1Eas L
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GALE OF 1000 GOVERNMENT
~ HoEsEs:-1 will offer tor sale at public auctoc,
OF October, H65 llot Of GosGInant Horses of didE.
ent classes, At CAVALRY DEPOT, EDGEF1ELps
TENN
- tAs will probably b the last lot Of Government
Horses sold, tt win afford excellent opportunity to
purthAacr8. II. u. SMITH,
pT2 Capt. and a. O. "
, 1865-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Thoroughbred Short-Horncd
DURHAM CATTLE.

Affair Creur1 NJ Decatur, Macon Co., Ill.,
Wednesday,. Ocr. IS. 1875.
This Herd ~at tred tv Edwin G. nEpFoEn. Of
Bourbon CountY: ky, The entire licru uf &c he'd
Win be snld soptattng Of II NuMs: thrcc-yea1 oid
1twtyear old. yesrinEe. and { I3uli Calyci. ''N'
TEit1 tire Cows and Ael5era aRour them rra,
ling HclfCsr and HctftI Calves
Csta!oEur1 Ct N. Stock vii be reAdy In ntteen days
The nndcrs!gEe1. Tettpb made k1own On dat of tate
EDWIN G. BEDtrOHE
s. II. CLAY.
MI ruizsEd. Logan Co. H., Oct 4 ISIS r,,s
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RAILROAD CARS AT AUG
---~ AtoS, UNITED STA1n M1I1IAkT RATI.BnApA1
o571ca OF ASSISTANT OsAKTxxNABT1E- !
1xt11 se1 n. n,.,,M MAan!S0ToS, y ca Oct t9 tSa1
r,t - ~ ~ Eunlle suction On WEDNESDAY,, Nor.
Gt1tlsi Rsisse F. 70 - p..I ~ Depot tle New York
rhseied lso1 ffe,ght ca5a ose - i;,ot rnsYc
Terms c&Ah In GovGumeG, iSnas' IUke'
o1,.ro,n, 70, q. /. ROBINSON,
kyt Col. 4 4. q. A.
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SAoMld you sAtnk Iurofat1r n lst* Xedlci3t, be
eoretsl. trA<n rtreaaHac, tsdf Il II 1Ae WU7T'EkJE
CONIA0C.SD that II offered yok, ksoe sAas osAe
preparations Aare beeR 1otnaed Of for II BY uapraneL
5atfd dta46s-
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rat.r F1nd.
From Walter Kiuabatl, Comp.
EOIief...-.- .............. .tGt,Ufl-M
From noarl OF Public Works. 10,7T.0j
, 1865-04-20

kA"HA4! -4@A PEI . hGtk1y. 1n4.
That the general satisfaction with the sur.
render Of LIE should beget kind feeling tor
the rebel General Is not unnatural. But It is
great folly to invest him with any romance.
ROBERT E. Lee mar be m honest man as
doubtless many Of the rebels were, but beyond
tbat ae has no claim Of any kind whateyer
upon the regard Of the American, people.
army officer, l'e acknowledged the doctrine of
State sovereignty, and, honestly holding it, he
followed his State when she secrded. Now
even Il q man believed that his State had
right to seoede at her pleasure, If he thought
the occasion insufficient, as Leo confessed be
did, he would silently acquftsce, and no more.
But If the occasion were Infamous, It the OBJ
ject Of the exercise of State Sovereignty OF
such enormous peril to the lives and happi-
ncEs Of his fellow citizens were nothing bat
the perretuity Of human slavery, O noble and
generous man would hare protested with all
his heart. Robert E. Lee offered his sword,
From that moment be has been an active
soldier, Els military skfll has been much
oycrrated. Stonewail' jackson, his Licatco-
ant, achieved his most famous successes. and
Lees two aggressive campaigns were INN
minious failures. No man can be held guilty
Of q want Of genius. But will thosS who
are Sc eager il extoIling General Lee inform
Us why this Christian hero had not q word tn
soy in regard to the 'atfoclous treatment of
our prisoners in rebel hands, especially at
Belle Isle, under bis eyes? Viii the aat ;ercrs
of this Virginian gentleman explain why bis
reports OF Operations n The field were 50 IN.
fair and deceptive? Will the friends Of tlis
simple-hca1tcl soldier say why he tried q
trick Of words in his final correspondence
with General Grant?
There is no act known to US durlnr his
long career rs II bA In arms which should
avorably signal'ze Roberto. Leeamong hun.
d1eds Of his fellow rebels. Why does not
Johnston, or Ewel], or Longstieet, or Rill
deserve tile same praise? What excellence
, 1865-04-20
FROM SIs1sIyGFIELD~
cONrkG By Senator Trumbuti-EiI..rr
of the Chicago Election, &c.
Especial Diapatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,

Especial Dlepatch 10 the Chicago T1ibnue}
SPn1EoF1E1D, April 10.
This ead and rourufnl day has been appropriate
, ohserStd hy The citizens o. Springfield, All
the stores, shops and business houses were closed,
and eolcmn stiffness pcr,aidel oar .t.ects
Service ~as held IN nearly all the churches, and
Inc people With one accord, bowed in humble SUBJ
mission to the wifi Of God, and feryeot prayers
went up from many hearts, tlnt wisdom and
strength be given Andrew Johnson, to finish the
Work 60 nearly accomplished by the lamsn:ed
Lincoln.
attended divine service at the Second presby-
tetia1thureh, and listened to come very me aud
the mott eloquent and beautiful eulocy. have
heard for many scars fell from tho lips q Senator
Trumbnlj, who wns in attendance az listener,
epondea IN manner that bzoneht tears from eyes
qsfDi ;aI1Dn!e tq 81 eha!sets. ana vi Virtass s
clated hJ his listeners, a great maiority
Of WHOM were ,he personal friends OF acquaintaa.
ses Of ths late e, r5ea,den The
af1er alluding 70 his being truly the peop'es nan
and one tn whom the greatest confidence should
nnd ~ wo91d % b. placed Y The Amerlc3n people, a.
how severely and faithtn!y a. one Of the peonle ME
be had hAttled against slave aristocFaey, and how
1lr teaching had been ench that be had no love
for right IDEAS. Our people need not fear but
thnt Andrew Johnson would punish traitors, and
treason could have no cxcuee for the terrible
deeds committed during the past four ye,rs and
eliminating tn the assasslnatton Of go great and
good man ns Lincoln. He believed that Andrew
Johneon would punish the leaders In this rebel.
lion to the full extent Of the law
ihe r mnI ke OF Scnator Trumbu11 were listened
70 WIN the nost intense interest, and thrice The
Tds TTnsn9s mr. Of appreciation couid not be restrained.
lne IL ehost vas impromptu, but was well worthy
r Of the d ept aker. have
CiEen you no Idea Of the bcauly and exceileucy
o. dhs bis Ica Ismsrks. nor could / II would.
1r1tng gooa 9eWt OF the glorious success Of the
no, az LOYAL me1 here The Hoped Tor but
tlopolis T. once more IN tbe hands oi he friends
o. me Union. Springfield, herself redeemed,
The gross attack on Lieutenant Governor nzoss
" the CORE: pondent Of the Chicago I.,.s. fron1
this place. was without the ele hteat csnsa ~
every loyal man anu person in this city deemed
wcll t1red and cGincnlly proper. Its snecss.
'tions we're approved and carried ont hy many
churches hers. The proclamation by Gorrrnn1r
B1oss was not expected to, nor did 1t. suit The
feelings Of the copperheads in any part Of lii
noff.
, 1865-04-20

Of character. or excuse 10. conduct h1y he
which they had not? Do those who speak
so softly Of his crimes feel as gently about
Jefferson Davise Yet Davis at least heartily
bead Of the army, who made Davis crime 80
prolonged and bloody.
We have no emotion Of vengeance against
General Lee. We would not hang hlm-not
because he has not deserved hanging, but
from motives Of State policy. Neither are
VIC inaccessible to admiration for foe. Ma
jor Andre VIC can pity, but General Arnold
we despise. Robert E. Lee was an American
citizen, educated by Rls country, who deserted
his flag. Had his story ended there it would
have been sorroWful.. But he drew his sword
against that flag not because Of ang opp.es-
sion or outrage, but because BY peaceful and
lawful means it bade fair to become the SYM
bol Of justice and equal rights; and be drew
it, thank God! in vain. There his story ends,
0rd it is Infamous.
, 1865-04-20
TIA: PRESlES ENT'S ASRAS.
S3NATE0N.
Letter From nh Eye.WIfur4z-Srnte.
1aacnr Of an Actor LII Ford,v Thentrr.

| Letter From nh Eye.Tifuc@s-stnte
1ncnr Of an Actor LII fora's Theatrr,
Mr.. W1ll1sm j. Hawke, Of this city. Th,
resides at No. 25{ State street, has received
Il letter from biz sou Harry, who is mem
Der of Laura keene's theatrical comnans
who were playing ''Onr American Cousin
at Ford's Theater, In Washington, on tht
night Of the ho1lid tragedy. &c gives some
new facts In reference 10 the assassination
and the assassin. We are permitted to Dub.
lish the letter, which ia as follows:
WAsH1SGToN, SuaDAy, April 1s-This il the
the assassination of onr dear President On Fsidse
ntght, as hare been II custody nearly ever sInc.
9s Mqs one Of TIE principal witnesses Of that sad
eaa Rss'T Tha I'd Ia5snsHa5d sav T
bs4 naa st ons oa the snd
fred. turned, looked up at the Pfcsdcnt', hnT
ls hsard the % man exelaim "ste tsnper ty1aaais.'
staff md drop to the stage; he alppad uHen he
gained the stage. but got upon his feet In a mo-
nept b1andtshed large kn.i:, saying, the soa.h @
stood, and recognized him a. John Wilkes Booth.
~ ran t7Wards me- and seeing the knife, ,thoucht
Was = ths one be Vas 9!scr. ran oil the atage aud
dooF, directly tu the rear Of the theaer, mounted
horse and rode of.
Ths above all occurred in the space of qnar-
tlat The President WIS shot; although, II / had
tr1ed TO stop him he woald havc stabbed me.
nm DoW undrr one thoasand dol1srs bail to ap-
pt r. ns witness when Booth is tried, If caucEt
All the above hare sworn to. You NAV I'm.
eEo%e wa s1es H. thsie whsh was
hcs' &c, from every one present.
~, N ahoqt afteen minutes after the occurrence
ohe Pree!dent WIS carried out aud across the
etreet. was reques ted to walk down to the %.
ufNd0QAffETA m
, 1865-04-20

RocK 1zLANn, April 19.--The eleaner Lady
pnder Captain Boarst, struck the ccntre piece Of
the rairoad bridge acfcss the Mississippi river Ut
this p,acc, breaking her entirely in PIECES. She
had IN tow ODE Large and the hull of.a new boat,
both Of which are un,njured. There were o1iy
seven passengers on board. all Of whom we're
saref, excepting Mr.. Jsmes Schultz, who, with
bis wife and two children were on board. The
two ch,ltr.n were picked up hearty mile below
dc bridge, clinging 10 one Of the whcel-houses.
1lc boat lad on board G.6O0 bushels Of wheat, 5Ol
bple ot dour, besides large amonnt OF lumber,
butter. &C., fte'ghted at Dubuque and cousigzoi
to 81. Jnufs
, 1865-04-20


NEW YORK, april 19-The steamer Pers;a b.s
arrased ,nc @ from Liverpool april sth, Queenstown
The nestllencc at st. Petersburg vi. abat1ne,
Tnf1e nourse quiet; rentes CT. Sic.
Mr: cobden was buried on the 7lh. The pro.
eeeatnEs were eolelnn aud touching.
In the no4ee Of Commons On The 7th Lord FL,
eho moved for the correspondence reIa-
I've to The proposed Canadian defcnses. He
could only laye the effect OF inviting the Ameri-
cans to make Canada battle-ground, The policy
q g. n,y of Ss bab b
defend Canada was generally conceded. Tha Min.
ister opposed the protnctton Of thepapers, pend.
ne ine th The DELEGATION appoted
imperial Gnvelpment ana shortly expected Id
ENGLAND. Finally the motion WIS withdrawn. -
,h oR the following day LORD Eeho asked ~ to
LcEa Card"el1 satd four members OF The Canadi.
an council we're expected to confer with the Coy
ernmeaS ne refu.. q the conference win be-
1'pg done "a bind the coun1ry vithoni the hi
knS%.edee YHnE. aud consent % Of Parliament. '1'&
fohT1ASp, ApLtl ln.@Fhe steamer Belgian,
rls'i ="
English funds bnoyant and advancing, n. 9.
o ste to saa IT. aad sSssa
cling On t6e week s:co. Active inquiry for A. f.
lautlc aud Great Western bonds. ~ ~As
MELBoURSK. Feb. 23-Waf has bean re.co,,.
mcnced III New Zea'1nd, ind the British tronnz
bad suffered considerable loss. t'
Ihe ptagne Continues at st. Petersburg Total
cases 10tl0, and deaths !2,G00. The cases ayers1e
one hundrcd day. A'et'so
LATEST FER PERSIA.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-The Times of tn,aao .,,
another article throwing cold water On The nsna nas
dian defeuses. ~ Wv "aAa"
TIE MARKETS.,
L1vERroo1. April s.-CorroN-Market c,osoa
am and unchanged. s'oseu
BREADsTufFs-Dnif,
PnoyitIoNs-F1at-
CoEso1s-For money 0D4g19o4: UlInofs c.,+x.7
shares 68} &G1: Erie shares 33f1Y3{ sans s7smtai
QUEENSTOWN. Apral 9.-Richardenn. Soo: SnaGss
& Co., Wakefield, Nash Co., and ofhara rpenSG raa
l1onr JUL and nom,nally unchanged, Extra Stota
t;I.Als-wheat, very little business do,o
nlthoreh over prices Eon1t have been a.centa5s
Red Western ;9sse9 q hush:l. Corn o1iai eni
1n so1ne instances a shade easier. az"
PHoF1s1oEs-Beef good supply; teudinc t7,wn-
ward. Fork 2*9GA Tower. Bacon in f,r A.
mand lover. Cheese firm. Butter aeafn 80 ~. &c
and inferior, almos: noE.s .lea. le. Lard ne".a.t
ed and quiet >" .ect
The Broker e circular reports suro,, :, ..
demand at full pr1ceE. Mnasses quel. cntf.e g1 ~
limited d. mand and itaout Improvement g.. ~
Keeps steady: Petroleum unchnnn. d. A@'o
LYNDON -barlng, Bros. & Co. report ror,
9ulet and stendy. Sugar steady. Coffee Il, nond
demand and easier. kce quiet and arm for ue IN.
god; green rather lower AVA @oa'
, 1865-04-20

WASHINGTON, April 18-The route Of the
funeral procession 10 Illinois will be by way Of
the d les Of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Albany. Troy. Syracuse. Buffalo, Cleveland,
Chicago, to Springfield, Illinois.
NAsulac7oN, April lS.-1he funeral corteee
will stop ut Chicago. The time Will appear In
Official ORDERS X. J. UGLEsnY.
WARRINGTON. April 1e.-The remains or the
late Precedent will ieayc here on Friday, and vii!
rcach Chicago On May 1et.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
NJ: l. S, kes Jr., ChicaCo:
The route has been chnneed by The committee
1T he Wss ana ra,toan % Sncess % aere & m'nie9., n
VIZ o. Cleseihnd- Columbus, indianapolis, md
Nhleafo 70 spsinrhcld. SCHUYLER Co1FAx.
, 1865-04-20

ToLEno, April 19.-The funeral ceremon3cs =,
President Lincoln here today we're rerY i1nSes.
sive. There was procession Of the military, Ire
department, Odd Fellows, Do1rd Of Trade, aud
cltfzens generally; speeches by Hon. j. ~ Ash
IT, and others, and religious services at noon in
, 1865-04-20

TORONTO. April 13--The was a general ooses
earce of this day IN all The principal citict M4ny
smaller villnVes throughout the country held
cbuschcs. The councils passed RESOLUTIONS cx.
Pressing sympathy and coincidence. IN this city
business was suspended, rerylces held in many Of
the churches and the greatest Interest N lnifosfc
S!on church was drnped IN American tlagr IN
deep mourning. There IL general expression Of
syuE Eathy In this community for the Ameslc.n
People and 1esnect for the memory Of Abraham
LII cp5r, the utmost detes.alidn OF the horri.
bic deed by which his life VAS sacrificed,
, 1865-04-20

brFTAto, April le.-The greatest de;uo1stiatIon
tocs5 sser known in this city took place. Ser.
vices we're hcld In the principal churches this
inornipE. The whole city fs tiSen to mournlug.
an Immense fuheral corteee ofml)i,ary, CITY GOV.
seEnment. trades, maeons and rocistics followed
~ magnificent catatalguc, drawn By six white
the surrounding country. The whole procseiinps
We're characterized By the utmost sotemntty.