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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT BY CUTTING HIS
THRoAI-Co RosERs IsQuTsT.-Barly yesterday morn
ing Mr. Melvin 5. W Whitney late ofthe firm OF Whitne!
& Miner wine merchants, at No. p Broadst, cat LII
throat in the bath Of his residence, No 81 Wes
Tbr,y.second.st lie was discovered coon after by i'
WIFE Who gave the alarm 10 the other inmates oil the
house. Iaier in the day Coroner Wildey held an IN
quest on the body. Several witnesses were examined
The testimony TO show that for some time pasi de-
ceased had been very low-spirited In oonse
quence Of diiHcalty with HE partner. NJ Miner
the latter II Is stated, having ovsTdrawn Tho
account Of tic firm IN tho Phonlr Bauf
TO large amount FOR he purpose Of entering into 'pcsn
lntops which resulted dsastrously. Tho copatershi
was then dissolved 1t Is believed that these losses -
prev upon the mind OF deceased es TO lead him q cou
init the fatal act. MI Miner wa clerk IN tbs cm
pillow Of the deceased previous TO bis being accepted a
| partner and had enjoyed bis confidence The Jon!
rendered q verdict tbst the deceased Commute,
suicide by cutting his throat with razor Dccea.ct
was naive OF ~ Inc aged 80 years, and bad been en-
gagged in business in this city for the past ~ years '
was well known and highly respected by large oIIci'
OF business Gc4uaintances.
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fAdveItlseHient.l


DYsPEPsTA AND Frs! A sure cure for these
dl.ir,s.ing complain made known IN Treatise on
Eor,n I'd NxiIye Herbal PTeIastions published by Dr o.
pugIPs B9Owx The pesptAon was furnished him IN such
IDsnner that bo efIHot conscenspsy ieot" TO
II suo,gn % ma. cuod everybody 1ho used II, nstef
,g failed In jingle case. II Is equally ia cases "a
WI. e. Of Dypsps and tina ngcdent. may be found IN eny
d,xoe 81 rec 10 all on pt OF i've een,s 10 pre-
ray lodge Addres. Dr. o. PRLLPs Baowx, no. ~ Grand
a Jef.ey gii. Ssw.JsTssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
CITY ITEMS

CHAMBER oP COMMERCE Chamber oil
Commerce VIII hold special injecting this day at ono
O'Clock 70 consider the report Of ts committee on VIC
operations Of the Reciprocity Treaty with Canada Also
the memorial Of the Boston Board OF Trade on po-|
ponenent Of the Bankruptcy bin now before the tnii
States Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
COURT CaLFNDARs-TBIs Day.

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Mos. 46I,
ms 49, goi a69 iO. lo0 1893 zoos 1907 1909 lo 1913
1911 l0ll lea lO.5 iW7 io3l 1893 Part IINo a1, 49,
100 49, 7s 7d 1856 no 7l 6s: 90 $50 s32, 83i s3J s0
85i 1870 $685. $50. SPECIAL TEEs-Noa 49, ioS. $50. 100
2Jl. lt8
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos 1891, i6l7, 1888,
1851 All. tl77. .la !S3, 81! 49J7 .ot 2T29 +65 39e,
s6i 25i5, 27l 3J $500. 1893 1902, t16l, Part IINof.
25i6 800? 1893 80 1890, 1910 AGO. ,Sca 1910 4s' 4Sl.
1916 aHlB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

BURaLABY-On Mon Day night the premises
No. l3j Eagt Houston-st. were entered by means OF
Gse keys and wearing apparel and other articles val
ued at $3.50 stolen from the apartments Of Mr. David
f. sopcr Mrs MARY Devas. who occupies apartments
in he same house lott clothing and oieT articles a.
ned al $50 Yesferdsy OHcer Smith, ~ tie Iostl
Precinct. arrested Alfred Thompson on suspici.h VI
being the th.ei lie was committed BY Justice Mana
fpa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
Fro m san PranciscO.

sAs FRAscIsco, TIesd6y, Jan. IL, 1860;
Mpeh attention is now being attracted 10 the
pefxoeu a bids for California oil wells. which VIII Us
iuBk ere ,ong. -,
Tas La, isatUre Of Nevada bas passed an act rcqnr'
1ns foleg. insurance companies ~ depoet SJ1cVO IN
Sat or he ions bonds security 10 policy holders
TIE bsTk Philip keisoD, for Shanghai and Jap@a,
lSkes 10 20 n specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

TnR BIDS POR SUPPLYING TIE NiIf WIN
6As.The proposals for sppplyipg IN cay WIN Fh' "e's
70 have been opened Wednesday mo- ~ VIZ 'A0
u the Street CcIomis1oDerj but owing" '"o H',.o0
Of Controller Brennan, IL was postponed 70 P''s M
asy morning, VI u O'Clock wbsn the dDegep1 bA' W"
~ considered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

TIE CASE 0P TIE REEL SPIES. The military
commission appointed 70 uy Capt Ben. the Lake Erie
pirate und others convened on Monday last on board
tie Steamboat Horny Burden lying OF Fort Lafayette
On being aJraigDed, and asked II no was rcady TO pro
coed, Copt. Bell replied that he was In an enepys
country iendess and without counsel lie stared 'hn'
n a certain Southern gentleman, whom 10 named
might DO signed 20 manage hrs case, he would u
satisfied The Court replied that they would commnni'
cate with the War Department, aud me case vas thon
adjourned until Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
rh., A.in Oufrnrd Hound. 4

.IOETDN, Y tdhtsuby, JaD' d Io.J
The steamship ASA, for iyeIPool wa. Hal al !
p a.. al, os.sesye,s Tor Liverpool and tgeniy four
ss1 HslliaI, sd tales o. Z gu 900 y specie
Some fyo inebos Of sL,ow feh lat uight WHICH &C.
49, a. u,at,ed Cor The mails which were duly tf.
,s1dsd together with te lsest press and commas cal
d4pagcheE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
AaiteH.

JAN ls-Steamers-Columbis Petrol
Ships-Midnisht, Lucy and Harriet, Frank fiint
Bis.-Jene Bell Cssssndns, c. CLARK, Penns'og Orgy
honnd scio w r. Kbby Anna Helena, Tan,amer feceisil
" Bifeow Co Kate Albert Union, Rush, Anna ~ Jordan
Observation-Disclosures T. webb ~ Chase, Miranda hrc,e
DlIa,or g. Grla.n Meter Lucretis, Anaconda j. kdef
j. Randolph, H. Brewster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

vsr.d dov,s on OLD they %h, have Soos ic
IT, >nys being from &C. to he " ID or from w %Syx
head ne saw lots Of call. at the hst psS, Is Ia
bonneue eosses were sod for 300. inc ad'eh'e ~ Wv
probably equal to about !c. " ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
IAdyef,isemeut.l

BAYARD TAYLOR will deliver the fourth o! a
eouro Of Lectures for Rose lin Soldiers hs.f Assoela
uol," st Cooper institute, on -
THcEsDAY EvHsIsG, Jan 20.
subject-" OAIseNcf aud our Relations"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
IA dYeliistuaent.l

In proof that "EPrLRPrIC FRS" can be cured,
read tho article DAfs is.ue Thur,day JAM lo. Of
HEynr WAND BEgcuEns paper, Inn ISDKPEsrKsr, sad
be ceutent. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

J.N. leFlonr, 8 COS bbls; WHISKY 35i bbr , VT
Meal COO bbIs Gate, 1902 bush. Ashee, "a DD.s
oil Cake. 2Gl packagesj Provisions LEGO packages
Butter, q 42i packages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER-JAy. Is-pofors
Justice BARNARD.
TIE CASE OF uAItlON. LIE KIM AppIR

The trial of Thomas lIaddon. indicted for kidnarp
pnl set down for trial TO day, bu, his counsel Mes.
Jan W. Smith and John Mckeon being gng-d with IT,,
thai II another Court oGned to Thursday
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-J.s l.-Befor
Jude sHlPsAS.

Edward II. Brown was arraigned for trial on a
charge Of passing counterfeit $50 L. ). Treasury Note
Lou. Cutno. The proof clear anst the accused and
the Jury convicted bin. The judge sentenced him
yr, fnr .onInen, end 20 pay tue Of 100 Dis'rc, Az.
toIuey uth for Government, A. \. Cohen assigned Coan.
.el foI The IIsonel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
mem0rania.

The steamship Moro Castle Adams from Havsn' sr"e
ar hsr usr mis- morning Of o'clock having len Havana "a
the l4th inst D. m, thus making the run IN days ana
hours, the quickest passage yet made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

st.amsp Moro Castle Adss, H,vsna ith inst, sposoa.
Iilsston 4 Co =,
steamzhip Mar.anzes, LlesganE Hsvnns u days ndse
md psss.. Thos. Ascenco Co. .
steamship Atlantic Young Fort Fisher via Fortress Mon
roe. to T.. ,. ON.
E. steam transport Admiral Dupont, Pepper. Fortress
Monroe 20 hour, to q. 3. A.-Q--M.
T. 3. trsn'port Dudley Euck Mefryrnsn, fotue"
Monroe ~ hour, 20 u. :. A. q NJ 90, a..
u steam ranspor, Idaho. Hoes, Fortress Monroe ~
hours In ballast, to u. :. q NJ. -, -. So,
a. s. transport Promethers Bcc forsess aohf'e'
to a. =. ON - -,
last Charles. Colby. Crossed hs Grand BANKS "h-n ~
days having had up to thst time strong soubefy "ih
With nuca I5n. -, >,
Bsrk Powhatsn, Pendetop, Providence via Newport 10
bsllA,t, to y. T.. q. Cri.wod 80, ~ =, -.
BTrk v.Ina (of Bo.touA Eckeon, Msays Oct 81 ftli',
Baker Morrill, Of Boston. Passed Gibraltar Nov liss
b,anv weather has been lo,h uli from lon 49, VITA
heevy westerly gales Nov. II, Joseph HoTs' ,,s@ "ss
washed overheard and was lost.
WlND-At Sunset, NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
I" yJ,HE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD
THE GOLD pEN-THE BEST or ALL fESs,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,


| MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
Tue BEST PENS n TIE WORLD;
On receipt Of ny Of .he f9ogn suns N ss' scs's
Gold Pen Q. Peiis-s@ee'fHs ne a"e according 20 .'s'
hoa, Wis;
GOLD PKss WITHOUT CASKS
For 50 cent. The Made Req for . cents the Lu's, Pep
I e. De 8. tfg p se ~. -
numbered bat correspond in 10 Aumbers q > and
respectively.
run sArx rsn IN SILVER PLATED ExrSsaos eAsIs WIS
yo q, tho N,dc Pen poa II - the Lucky Pen; ,os
50, The Alssy.Rs,dy Pen; for 81, tho Elegant rsas
These sre weilfai.hed t,Ocdwhns Gold Pcrs viss
PENIS the oys S ses s ,s sls 81 .ss s
az, unsS,rdAted, GEt, therefore, NOT '-eha1seaas.
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
The name a. Motion "Nun.ber" ard "Qssiiy" srY
stamped the following Pens snd the points are Nasns.s
for six months, eneep, assinst scidrai ,,.
No q liz .r. Siip,sa Tor te oi-, No the ..nss
No. 10 ID. largest Mammoth doA Pen for the de.A
GOLD PENS WITHOUT c,sK,
For & 10 Pen t.. T.. ggsyi S ". Pen Psn g..
ora Nc. Pen. 81 quality.
For Igsa ID p a l;'y' or'So 'r'' I'd ''''
For "a ~ No. .Pea H., qiay O'eN. Pen - sasiy'
creme. Pen "a quality. en-. ,,,..,,,,
For 80 10 Pea stso 80 Pen, ss75.No. rsii
So 50 No Pea. - - NO. 80 Per--ai Is, siisiy
TIM SANE GOLD PENS, SILVER EXTENSION CASES WIZ
For ssa Nc | Pen Ii qusi;y; No. Pen, 81 qnay
For - % Nc. Pen 1T qualify or No. rem 1da- bsyt
For s. 10 Pen Per- i !. q1aiy, or No Pea ea.iy,
ora No. Pen. "a gusiity -,
For 81 IS No Pen is qiatyi No Pen, ~ gaayt
ora No. Pen, "a qualify. -,
Fer $3.50 Ne. Pen LIST qaly 10. Pea "a 9isi.y
tor IS IS = No. Pen. lei quality.
10 QUALITY. vEaNoUSrp rhcs
For ~ T5a No iPen; ? ~ y No 5Pcni for ia NO
Pen; for s. 7Sa No Pen. =.
For 81 No Pen ior ~ No Pen and fof s's va "
Pen. -. ,.,so.-
Tie is. Quality" are pointed with the very bert Nos
min Poins carefully selected. oad r"ue u i-s i-il
sold with the sightost impcr'con WHEN shI ana '-' '
| scrutiny detect. - ~.
The Ia Quality superior to my Pens u'1" oy n"a
J previous to the yrsr 1850. . .. n.
re ga Ou,ly" h. Intends shall equal IN respect 20 Dnf~
tiv Elasticity Good Writing Ou,.ties ode ony ues
| consideration.l any God Pens iasie 90 where.
Ia regard the Cheap Gold Pens 10 hess eaY. 20 A 20
previous 10 operating hi, New ad Patsuted haenns .
roud not have made Good Writing ari Durable f' ~
the mice Lsi tho Gold heen furnished .r1tuitousy
Parties ordering mn-t ~ all irs''nccs Specify we Nas
or he Nnriberh and "Quety Il the fen' wanted ad 70
particular TO describe the Kind they p.er-"bo-ef GU %
| Timber coarse or tine. o., - $500. -.
All REMIT snee seat BY mall IN registered letters aio - ry
risk and TO al who send twenty charge
In addition the price Of goods ordered "H s'' a."
sale delivery. -, ,u
Parties sondns Cola or silver will be 4nOwediAe Mlp
minm on the day received. -
40 CLuBSA discoan. Of 10 per cent VII be slowed %
s1ms o. 81, eno Is cent -. and u 70 per 'e
$40, II ssH' to one address at oae time. Address -
A. MOaI0N,
No. % Maiden lsne. Nav Sof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rises...72O Suu Sets....5:O2 Moon Risssl2 com
- BioH wAIKR This DAY
Sandy Hook .uI.c o., Island. J2is Hell 0sts"r 2ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
miscellaneous.

DEMOVAL.-1ho CLINTON FIRE TNSUR.
Nv ANCE COMPANY have removed to No. 10 Broad.
way, between Ll6ertyst and Msidenlins.
New.Yorh, Jan. 4 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
smIPpINa INTELLIGENCE.
GleurSe.

Cleurecs
Steamship Columbia Barton. Havana Bponord, Tiies,sh
< Co, 49,. cal. n.u,.,h,. w IN
lcr 4 Co. r,
ship Harvest Queen. Hutchinson Liverpool, C. H. asr.hI
4 Co
Park Eliza tBr), Holloway, Remedies. SlurEis i CO.
Bark j. n. Brookman, Calls Savannah, u; D. Broohm'n.
Brig Doris (Rus) Loling, Havana, +. y. Philip.
Brig Beaver (B Warren. PORT su Prince, Henry Dc Coo
dova Co.
Brig Nellie Staples, 81. CroiT. Roche Bros. Co6sy.
Bhg Lima (sD.) Obey, Msaza, Funch MeIncks4 Wends
Brig Voante (Als Reid Baltimore w. w. DeFoIest&Cos
Brig Kate (BE Seaman, 81. JohnS NJ Gordon, Bruce
McAulih
Big Union tBr) Reid. 81. Pierre. Martinique D. R. Ds-
Wolf -
Brig n. Elliott (Brl Murphy ~, Csye. D. n. DcWoE
sehr 0crseh Banker, Eiis. Port Royal Whitney Hath
away.
schr Kate Edwards Aler, Wellington NJ. Brggs & Go.
scbr Flying Fish, Thompson, iork River, j. A. stetson
Sehr D. Webster, Adams, YOf River. J. a: stetson
acLr Mnrie (Brl Mills ~, Johns, p r., Milersfioughtos
sehr. Helena tBr) Brentou, Halifax. H. j. c. A. De
Wolf -
scbs Emms Anderson tBr.), MccsI'y st. Martins IL A.
scbr J. Worhins.on worhIugten, Bentley Smith Co.
schr & l.. Goodwin Peck, Stamford
Schr J.W. Maitland GarnIo~, Beauiort mrnaJs Neph W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
Twelve YEARS AGO
To DAY

HosrErrsas sroEAca BITrEns struggling into notice
against the pejudces which everything new however
lent &, doomed Il encounter;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

10000 to 10 900 pounds NEW DARK BLUE FLANSfb
and XERsEY ClIPPINGs FOR SALE, at IS cents pss
A. p. HARD, No a Beekr,ans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

WOOD AND WOODWORKING MA
w CHINERY and TOOLS Car Builders and RsgosA
Supplies, and general Merchsndil, Furnished by -
W W. rAULMAN, No. ~ NihiS'i 9,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

a CENTS per POUND for OLD BOOKS.
~ NEWSPAPERS kc-Csll before You sell clcwhsr~.
MANHATTAN 4 MILAN. whocsale Paper wsiehon'o, Me-
" Spruce e., Newiork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
BOSTON Live Stock Market.

BRIGHTON CAbBRlDGE AND AEDFoRD
Reported Tnh TEisUss for the ending Jgsdssiav
Jan. 49, it15.
The follow ing IL tho lInO unit VI stock at mafkat:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS

The name a. Morton" "Nuuber" ard "Oasfty"
stamped the following Pens snd the points are NaTsn
for Elk months, except against sccidcnt. ,
Tie Numbers irdrate sre oulyi No being the o. l''
No tie largest, ufiped for tto Vn-k-t. No .he .,nsls<
and No 40 the largest Mammoth 0od Pen, for The desA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
rHH sArx psss IN SILVER PLATED ExrssaoS "


For g. the Magic Pen; los ri - the Lucky Psni ,os
ell so the Alssys Ready Pen; fnr -, tho Eegsns reai
and for 81 ., the Excelsior feI. 80
These ara Welt finished, Good-W hins Gold Pens vito
do.aln Points the average % every Of wliea
will f.. ou.ias sross OF he best Steel Pens. s.0sss ss
are unloJyrdHted, GEt, therefore, Nc, esehaasedot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

j On TO 10 CENTS PER POUND PAID
~ Cash for Old Newspapers, boeks and Psmplc:s ard
tho highest price paid Ia the city for all kinds VI paper
makers stock. DO disect to No A. Ana-st. .
THOMAS G. BENNETT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
Leader. to b. Puni shed.

The Posts special says that President
Johusou yesterday said 10 a clergyman,
who begged Of him to be mercifal to rebels,
that mercy to indiVldnsls was not always
mercy TO The state. He also deelard to a
prominent member OF Congress- that he ~ss
a"iiling 10 act with the utmost magDaimty
towards The common people Of The rebel
Estates. but that unrepentail rebel leaders
must be punished. -. ~ fsa sa
hthers was isatare in the late President.
enaracter. the effect OF which Was feared by the
people, IL was that Of merry to The rsbsl: and
y there is one consideration more n an .uo,bsr
mat In any degree rsconciles IL ,hs nnhli,
~'po 40 change Of leaders, that cor.
{ s'asrA'.on is' that Andrew Jshssou Iii a.,
out 10 leading rebels and sssa.s;... v;...s.,.
Justice. Let his. stick Ia the text .,.,,h..-,
20 his, shsrsfors. and best secure the suss''.
ment Of the loyal heart. s''sidi ss7 ,s7Sr'ssyy'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22


What trxnaeen have the Aslnrs e 'e'
ssiior sesa s>s5sesea se. sy shs ssPs'nas 80 -.
sf NE sss><sr..sss q Ne rsessssss sna Us
rAssf asrs~r, ~sshhr. , seepet ess'd oe
xsaus \, a., ,,,r.,rns &c sng ~ sxA'srauoo that
e.,nr.~1 ~, r,s,erssy. ne eePsare sfshs srE'y
.r-,,s., NJ ~ esskasraey. TIE glad iiiiass
x,rs ~ psxanls lenrs ~isA jsy and thankful
xu~ h. xs sxseft shas ssana expression 10 the
~ise~s asmsnsarsiseas. All participated ia the
aru,f<sisa sf The srssnFAaat hour.
! An srr.nssus ssrror saddenly oyershadowed
rs. ne nsiiss iArSsghOu, its length and
ss~nssk. sssszs 80 house Of .mOurOers. The
f,-s5kas vss dad. fallen by ,be hand of the
ssu.wsn The hand ths, penoed the immortal
rrecssnsticu Of Freedom was pnlseless forever
Ia plain, unssuning man, whose gentle vir
tses pare and 1usel6sh patriotism, clear iutel-
ieet and hoDes, bsart. made him emphAtically
The soul OF the nation, had flushed the work
which the Master had given him 10 do. Mel
we're stricken and speechless Ills daily nsso
eistes. thoss Who shared in his cares and per
piexiiies, Who knew him best and loved hin
most, stood ct the bedside of the dying martyr
and she'd the bitter tears OF Overwhelming sor.
row. etaeFo
The giief OF such an hour as this is too grea
for, many words. 10 all the many bitter sol
rows Of the past four years, none have been SO
startling and horrible as this. That the bal
bsrism of slavery. that has filed all the Ian
with mourning and woe, should mark f
nearly Its last victim. one so good and geuero,
and noble as the nations President, Glls eve
true heart with CONSERVATION at its inhuman d.
peration and malignty.
But let rs here, by the murdered corpse
ABRAHAs LINCOLN, grid ourselves for the
epopsibilities OF the future. God moves il
mysterious way, and it may be His purpc
that We be thus chasteped. We must still pu
sue the contest Stand by the great cau
still fight the good fight. With His name up
our banner aud His truth for our watchwor
let as press on until the salvation of the natl
be fully attained Stand by tie republic q
him to whose hands are committed the reins
Government. Let the assurance take poss,
sion of every heart, that though trials aud d
eouragements beset US, we are the co-workt
with Heaven for the defence aud establisbne
Of the right. Success is ours, and the repub
shall live.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
From valandigha 0rgan-the Dayton kmpire.
Tho Death of Mr. Line oln.

The country wns this morning startled
\ by, the monrnful intelligence of the assas.
i sination of Mr. Lincoln. and the assassina.
tion or attemptd assassination of Mr. Sew.
ard. We have not the heart to enter iu,o o
4 the details The telegraphc column must
srl1ice for our aders today.
We regard this news as the worst hat
4 I've have had to chronicle sincc four yeal
Hagn, when Fort Sum er fell and the country
Was plunged into civil war.
II The deuth Of Mr.. Lincoln is regarded
Nby US as a great National calamity. The
manner of bis death adds horror 10 the
4 fac, We had been iuinlging he hope hat
Epeace was nigh at hand; and we we're i'm
pressed with the belief that Mr.. Lincoln
! was anxious for the restoration Of peace
fand OF ,be Uu:on. We believe that
4 be lime OF his death he was maturing
aplans for the PFC Gcs,iou Of the coun, y
(which wond have met The approval OF the
4 masses, and for our part we were prepared
Ito give it that opprovsl even though We
4 might mol have sgrced with him in all III
"details. That he should have beea taken
gjust at this moment we sincerely deplore as
3u Eftue [NufWWut CtHWHyTupo w ""' =
ano other words 10 express IL. The pun
eishment OF the assassid or assassins will oi
course foiow-bnt the crime committed
az gain,t whole Nation cannot be compcn'
saed by the death Of the iusigni6cant &C
tors in this tragedy. ,5s....
We had opposed Mr. Lincoln in his lif.
4 time in many of his acts, and did so earn
zestly and sincerely. We differed RADICAL,
y from him upon many points. Yet last o.
u this juncture we had the expectation o
lending him our support in the carrying
4 out OF the measures which we believe hi
Hhad iu contemplation when the hand Of th'
8sssassin snatchsd him away-not that W.
uexpec,ed them 10 coincide entirely with
our own view; bot because we believed
that he was sincerely desirous Of arranging
our sffsHs spou proper basis, notSilh
sisudiDg the threats of radical men, tbs
would have given hope to the country fo
the future.
The whole country, without regard IL
party. cannot but depore the tragedy
which was yesterday enacted,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

THK AssKnRLNs closed It's session on the even,
|iug Of the lalh.A Before bringing i,s lsbcrsI
10 clese, the bounty bill, introduced by Mr.
Kellogg. our representative passed both houses,
las We noticed last week. We have the testi-
|mony OF Senator Howells, that the last days Of
the session were sssiduously devoted 10 business.
land the work Of finishing up, well accomplished
and that no important measure was lett IN sus-
lpeusion.
A memorial was presented u The Senate on
4 the. the 9th inst, charging Judge Van Trump
OF Lancaster, with giving advice TO man
charged with murder, aud otherwise encoura.
gng and abetting him TO escape from justice
Gu this committee was appointed, with power
to send for persons and papers while the Ser
/ geant.at- Arms was despatched to notify Him o.
the charge. The whole matter, however, ended
in smoke, the committee finding no ground o
action.
i Several bills increasing the salaries Of coun
sty officers were passed but the Senate sisadi
gIy refused to pass the bill to increase the pa.
kof members Of the General Assembly.
5 The bill TO provide for the sale Of the Col
y ege landscrip was passed.
Il The Soldiers Home Bill was changed ip th'
y Senate. SO as to provide Tor pensonng all dis
u sbed soldiers at $40 month, when ii failed t.
pnss
a The bill TO prevent cattle from running
& large, passed both houses aud is now 10 force
We hope this will enable our village author
I; tiles to clear our streets of the nuisance and an
noyance Of cattle running at large, punlerini
from every wagon that stops ia town, destroy
L ing shrubbery upon the Parks, aud door yards
and destroying gardens. Let not week pas
without the adoption Of the proper steps It
a secure the most desirable end
The State Central committee after consulta
q tion with the Union members Of the Assembly y
q decided to hold the Safe Convention on th
n 2lst OF June. The Address Of the Committe
is of the most radical stamp All compromise
With slavery, iu any mauner whatever are utter
Ely repudialed +, while the policy toward ,h
rebel States to which Ohio is thus pledged,
that of excluding every man from future partie
kipation in the General Government, who ha
taken any official part in the rebellion, wbebe
Ecjyil or military