Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-01

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ing the Southern army, it is said, The other
son (John) stayed at home, spending his time
in idleness or worse. The father was known
with the South IN the rebellion to some ex-
tent but was not looked upon as an open Sc
cessionist. He was an inoffensi1e, good-tem-
Pered man, and was generally esteemed in
his nelghborhoodFyz He died very suddenly
about three years since, and soon atterward
his widow leased the property and came to
this city, where shc opened 4 boarding house
onsh ptreet wnich house has sinee' become
notorious as the scene where was concocted
some OF tne most stppendous deylltry OF the
"oreo aS history; -yi..., .gn So ..B..- r.
ourraM eouse anG iarm) Is SITUATE on
.ne mar NJ, route rom washington 70 ~ Leonard
WWI, mu,, anu IL WE'VE mi,es IRON !" asmng-
son ros'ohce' az tne Juncton Oh Ine mari
| borough ana Fiscataway ROADS Inc mousse
comlortaoie two-story frame building con-
tainihg nlne rooms, ana on the front ana the
sue are Poucoes lor the Visitors 10 ENJOY the
iresn ar curing the suitry seasons. Inc farm
,s wen aaaptea lor gardening purposes, ana
1nougn h9t very e4'ensiVe'''is Prohtaole tor
"neat ana toDacGo' ,.~,. L,-
mrs, ourra!I mas maintained a confident
seolcal ar untli yesterday, when, IN an inter-
view WIN her eouhsel, IL Is said she seemed
very con'r'ee. -- "ra -." 4" t ,
| .yt t,, LLOYD. lf . .-,'s .u,
John NJ. Lloyd, the party to whom Mrs.
Surratt leased the premises, came originally
from Port Tobacco Nd, we believe. He is
well known nithis city rs one OF what was
known as the "Berret Police, Of which force
but seven declared themselves in favor Of the
Union. ~. .. ''.'
Since the rebellion we had lost sight Of
Li0yd until MS late arrest Last year ne lea
seq the ourratt House at rent OF hye hund-
req dollars per annum, ana continued to keep
up the ola tavern Lloyd was arrested after
tne ASSASSINATION, ana taken to ,Bryantown,
ana delivered to Provost Marshal Wells;
Wnen the ofhcefs were on the trail OF Booth
and Harold, one OF them who knew LLOYD
saw him under arrest and remarked TO HIM,
1ou nave got yourseli INTO nice scrape :,
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w. ~nI osseieu $50 " ~. ,.aia IL. SUM- So
bousa ~ % TIC FL Er;dan T bafnrs % .ba % assasS;nst;nu @ %
NJ 'S,.ro,t o.ma y ,Ln homao and told liz,
~ b.u.t tha ~ osrh;nos ond ND n;stnIs raadv ~ as @ .mn
San.ia ao o,id I'll co. ton, ~ of
a. assa sass;n.t;nn Rno.h ond Hsr.oid "a NJ
70 tha door Horrold J;sn,o MOD nd Mont n n
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a,,IJ ~ ..,ea . L. a,ah;a @a ~" . Pss H.
" naa ,nIIa Thar .aol, ,o.th;n ~ dr;.I,
"nd ,aaa aa N' 'o'A " 'Hns ~ ~ 'ii'A i''
""H a .oue on; of No. VOL.
a.L - -.,ep:,i .,e..'.:,is " ", 80. -
'pcn pconta;ns % % n;ns or .en dweli;nos 20 The fact
is that there are M dwell;ngs there Int those
belohgiuSe ID the tavern premises prouerl-the
house. stable, barn, &c. 4 :. -. - .s.. 4
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Michael O,Iauahl;n ;s a vounr man of 95
or tboreabouts IN sze and sons other mar.
t;o,,iors be roson,b bIes RootL With a,ossv bio oL
ha;r and N t,,aol, ,,,onstoobo and ra3har nan,la.
nn,lv @ Wv annasranne ~ Ho halls T from, Ma Rn t;mnre
OF Ola ansbI;n was the tirst p narsou cnm6nad on "
fbo n,on;tor He wos hro,pbt fro, Ro oIf;nnoraa Wv
v,hona i ;s so;d ho s,,rran aa.od b;n,aoif ~
tha n,i,;t,rv ,,nthort;os ''''S', 80,
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ueCrge A. atzerott is snort, th'ck-set round
'shouldered' ot ruddy complexion win brown
halr hght colored moustacne ana goatee,
aged about thlrty'three ana lsa olacksmith
oy trade he was porn IN germany, put
raised, we learn, IN Charles county, Marylana'
where ne mas spent most OF ms me MS
character has stood none OF tine pest hereto
fore and TOR some years he had been living
with woman not ms WIFE, near Fort looac
co. For some months previous to the assas-
slnation he had been missing from Fort To-
bacco, and 1T is believed that ne had been en-
gagged in blockade-running and other traitor
Gus practces' 80 : +. .-r
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Edward Spangler is q rough looking, ordi-
nary sized man, of about forty years OF age,
halls from Baltimore, and has for some two
years past been employed as an assistant to
Clifford, the stage carpenter at Ford's Thea
ter, he having worked with Clifford at house
for many years in Baltimore
Spangler came originally from some interior
town in Pennsylvania, but, we believe learned
mis- trade in Baltimore, where he was married,
His wife died some years ago in Baltimore,
since which time he has been of Incorporate
habits, and it liz said that he appeared to be
considerably under the influence of Liquor
ON the morning Of the day of the assassina
tom aIgr ~ ln;llp. ..st. a a.r, --
He was the subiect freouently of practical
Jokes bv his eompanions behind the scenes,
and IN this Connection an incident is mention
a ~ :; A. ,r,s of tho o,,s ,,;oht