, 1865-04-17

t1rtsnn r. the mrehDr It wxs requested that
IL ne ee'ts m ~ VI o.c,ocE NJ i''
HeteI @ ~ wv roer1..
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: tspeeial Oaspa'en " |N> ,sses
, =, ~. s,x,,.;nst;,na h' npar y, d.. d.
The horrible news OF s0e aseAssluauons Oh ffca-
[deus lincoln and Secretary Seward, has produced
',,a n,r,t nroround Grief in this city. Bells ne
!ae nos. ~ p s.oa - hns,n.a, n1,eea .re c,ozan.
oar, nre Al a.,f ,nset md -drapsd IN mourning.
nj ..auts., nrarta nra bowed IN RtIef never be-
ne s'oas ~ 10 90 # Inc general puIse OF 1lf 4
lofe shona ~, ~ n.tnTe madc ,parse. IN .vfn
nausc. prophetic OF her end.
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GOSHEN, 1SD., Ap1'l Ii.
The mournful ne eEs Of the assassana ton Of Pro-
sideot Lincoln sud secreta,y Seward reached he.e
: stoeaI N - .-,ucnn owl. .n.,,a .,,..
at ten O'CLOCK 'a1a fo1saeo 40 spt1.u s'oo"
over the Whole town. business "as ennrely sus"
nendcd, All the store. and shops were at once
closed and drsped ~ %e;a TIE 1.t.on
laes "tle suspen1s ~ ~ ho1,. ..ss. ."r.
draped In black ato ~ wv "e.,s "etc tolleo.
shroutlcd in Grape, aud everything that could be
done to evince the proionno ao.foW Oh IN people
vas done. a meetipg Of the eitizans viii bc held
Snh to Is as It afa efnss s
Who has struck down me heaa ot ne nation, and
there il universal demand that the rebels and
.fsE II ,huir crimes. Every body feels lit the
oiSyye hysnrh business Is played ont.
"A''S CAIRO,
Especial Dispatch 70 9ae eaaeaso 1f1oune.l
eAlao, aptl 10.
Scarcely m hours no'ice occastoned the con-
.1,3n. ,f = rcrv 1eree cDncourse of neonle NJ ~
o'clock to llsten TO an address from 'Hsj. Gen.
Banks. before inc eeae1a1 .ook 'ae stand, Col.
offered an appropriate prayer: Gen. Bants was
a,,.1,ina .sith 1tnr, be patd plowfnp trihn.a ~
ea'uue ..r,.,. IA h,e sa.-.t.,- ~ o.. ~
our departed e91et'aIn ano m.s. ns ae.y o. state'
end concluded by esyfnE- - "fhat though the body
nj the President was NOW useless the eptrit which
animated It, the wisdom which guided 1t, the
patriotism which controlled It, would not be for
cotton BY our people; and We mrst now look to
c. d, who III times Of trouble and university. hnd
never taileu 10 suppi5 ieaces. We we're nation
q roid 5s'iver us e. IT, sen.ins' nn9 uea
thc hencdscdon hy Ch,plafn Johnson. Gan fsantra
offered the following resolution, which was
adopted by one unar:n9us md he7rtfelt "aye:"
ReSestfa. last We *asasn sa hp dhesply. beyond *
f.1en py the hssd Of tks a.aas.in s t5,t ruD w.
Nil slnw our devotion to their nrncJnl,a v rns
more energy md fervur and confidence than eTer
for the Government they represented.
During the ds'lrefy o. The address, and for con-
city ", 70 tolleds and The grief was deeply i'm.
printed upon the coantensnces Of al. Huaareds
If etsong men were moved to tears.
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MhN I iThA' atthm hati.. T. .n+.,,. ctsJ - pse
snoea oa W., wt a,ose sma enne "a qsn,v ana
sloRs az osd ~ Sp ~ na Iapuy hppGaring
~. 1.t s,,a.s Rrc.d s1ssa, M Tsi..
e . ssNS, Soub s.t,stond nther .,r.rs,y hrstnas.
nu1 e1r.rai u,h ,oeern,,S e,rh5s1,s Ths
FL n t,s ~ bavs 4 ~. s s an
snpPip r.nsrv III ~ ntssn.n aa
many arc ID atspsry. A. .ns eu'ein.nss
e shtoaoe nao ~ ,eout ~ rc.a ,e,r
hoard i9e Hgnns y, avar htld hsr
5t1eet va tae mgst n vsit, ae,m aGEe r.
n Mss nnd Innra W ep Penont sdares ia
meeting, Gonnseag n1s e ths eae
new FIsslue49, uaese ~ .5a1d .5,n dtias
M ,19s1 adsessc as thc mesne savinr that
aaresi 5sa rood man had eoae TO- ION Tie ssgcs
NJ atS s.enrth ~ the rche11,or:wa m1st rn,w
s 5sa ~ ~ aonI NJ ~ ,re,son VA must crH.h
cUs H. an,t II of he 9eeilion no at orr cics
W. Iobn. m n, H. ehle to dra1 %Iti lie rebeli.oa
ats IL - rerv re,o T,n t,to i,ea1t nat IN n
,Ei, ~ s. Tcet boni5 ~ Irmnnd rensratoa
,nn; 10. as anei.f ,pa n thc terrb]e
Tia n remarts rcccfvei nnantnaoss resnnnso
iram The ,naas n~tseat. nsn,ei s. Dickinson I'd
dressed the meeting sayiug. all that remained fer
tlsvcry.to do was 70 thow its villa'nooe and hos.
ribte nature bJ this atroctona assassination: It
must now be hunted ont like feroc1ous ha1st.
Let our alnnesty extend to faithful men. Le:ft
embrace all whose heaEt: a5e right. Let us Dig
out TIC roots of slavery ana hul1 np tne seeds; Is
Every ul!pg helonrhg to the rebellion Eost oe
shells he'd. 1hese mur"eEeI: and thieves must
D. mn hnntra IRON ne ssoaes q Mea. H. .t,n, rhs
uen aeek arc ndotes1ea t. me ee;ng th t
fsfola'1ons pay nign ulnnIe 20 tnc pa91cs.s =.
htgb tLteer1ty sno love o. eoaatTy esineea oy t9a
fieaidenE express neaTust etlel as tag teET3oss %
eFents, nat tboW snTissnesy 70 lae WI. .. ouA.
1olsing over the dtata q NE resident ana sent
10 ne penetennsry " 9ndge Downey.
Az tsatna arriving nefe sF9 taotoasn!y sE1seo
cd, ant force ol oetecstSes nave gone 70 HA7a-
1ngfon. ,.-.