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mourning. Business Is entirely suspend.
ed, and the streets thronged with sad and
anxious faces. As the facts of the mur
der become more definite a bitter feeling
OF retaliation seems to prevail against
rebels and rebel symypathisers Minute
guns are being fred from the Capitol.
CINCINNATI, April l5th.-The news of
the assassination of president Lincoln pro-
duced profound sorrow, grief and indig-
nation. Business was entirely suspended
throughout the city, flags displayed at half
mast, and the city draped IN mourning.
Stree, thronged all day with sad and solemn
faces.
Junius Brutus Booth, brother of Wilkes
Booth; announced to appear at Pixies
Opera House tonight, it is understood,
was compelled to leave the city. All
places of amusement are closed to night.
Rumors prevail of several persons having
been killed for expressions of joy at Lin
coins death, but it is believed they arc
false.
TORONTO, c. W, April 15th.-The news
OF the assassinations at Washington caus-
ed profound sensation. The flags on the
Custom House, American Consul, at the
shipping in the harbor, and in the city
were displayed at half mast, stores and
places of business owned by Americans,
are closed. The feeling of grief by the
Canada people is intense, and it is cou-
templated giving some public expression.
CAIRO, April 15th.-The city is in the
deepest mourning over the news from
Washington. Business is suspended,
people appalled, and profound sorrow de-
PlGted upon every countepaRcei Gen.
Banks delivered "a spISFof j and i'm.
pressive address in front Of his headouar.
ters at noon, closing with the following
resolution, which was unanimously and
fervently adopted:
Res0lred, That we mourn deeply and
beyond expression the death of our public
servants, who have fallen by the hands
of assassins, that we will shew our devo-
ton to their principles by renewed labor
for success of those principles that we
will with more energy, fervor and conf
dence than ever, maintain the government
they represented.
The Memphis Bulletin says that Gen.
Washburne has resigned.
Cotton dull, with inquiry at l6@I8c.,
but no cash transactions.
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LATTER.

WAsHmGToS, April l5.-The assassin of
President Lincoln left behind his bat and
a sprr. The hat was picked up iu the
Presidents boz, apd has been identified by
parties to whom it has been shown, as the
one belonging to the suspected man, and
accurately described by other parties not
allowed TO see il, before describing it,
The spur was dropped on the stage. That
sIso has been identified as the one pro-
cured at The livery srAble where the came
man had hired horse early in the evening.
Two Renilemer who went to the Secre.
taTy of War to apprise him of the attack
on President Lincoln, net at the residence
Of the former a man muffied 10 a cloak who.
when accosted by them hastened away
Il bad been Mr.. StantOn's intention to acS
company Mr.. Lincoln to the theatre ana
occupy tie same box, but the press of bus-
iGess prevented. 1t therefore seems evil
dent that the aim the plotters was t.
parslize the couutry, by at once striking
down The bead and heart of the Admin.
istration. As soou as the dreadful event
was announced on the streets, Serg't.
Richardson and his assistants were at work
to discover the assassin. In a few moments
the telegraph had aroused The whole police
force of the city. Mayor WallaCh and sew
ersl members of the city government were
coon on the spot, and every Precaution
WAS taken preserve order and quiet in the
citv.
Every street in Washington was patroled
at the request of Mr.. Richardson. Gene
raj Augur sent horses to mount the police.
Every ros d leading out of Washington was
strongly picketed and every possible ave-
nUe of escape was also thoroughly guard
ed. Steamboats, about to depart down the
Potomac. were stopped The Daily Chroni-
Gle ssys it il suspected that this conspiracy
originated in Maryland. is'1
The telegraph atshed the mouruful news
10 Baltimore and all the cavslry was put
upon active duty, and every road was pick
e;ed aud every precsution taken TO prevent
the escape Of the sssassiOs. a prelimina.
~ exHmins tiun was made by Messrs. Rich
ardson and his assistants. Several per
sons were called 10 testify and the evidence
that was ELECTED from an informal tribunal
aud not under oath, was conducive and
TO the point.
The murderer of President Lincoln wa
John wilkes Booth. His hat Wes fonrd t1
the private box aud identified by seVerR
PERSONS who had seen him within the las
two days, and the spur which he dropped
by accident, after be jumped to the stage
was identified ss one of those which he hae
Obtained from the stable where he hiEec
his horse. .-, % H.
This man Booth. has Plsyed more th9n
once AZ Ford'5 theatre, aud is of course
acquainted with the exits and entrsnceS
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Nav Nsw YoHK, April l6-The Commercial
We have ascettaiped from a source per.
fectly reliable that during conversation
yesterday amonk the members of Spanish
firm 10 this city. it was stated that on to-
day the greatest news would be received
that had yet be{n made known TO the pub.
lie. The fact ot the statement was com.
municated to GAn, Peck this morning by
the clerk Of the establishment.
A special to theS Tribune says
J. Wilkes Bhth was arrested about 9
O'Clock this mothtng near Fort Hastings,
on the lBladeusbuTgiroad. He boldly sp-
preached our plststs apd was arrestad aud
brought to thy q u L FniA ts not C0HnrmRd
by any ofici6f patches from Washing
ton up to o'cloGk this Saturday } evening" j
(Signed) RBtURTRR
The same special states that Secretary
Seward has given detailed description of
the assassin. 1t is evident he was a diff
ferent person from the Presidents mur-
deter. Frederick Seward is iu most crit
icsl condition and the surgeons are remov.
ing the broken fragments of his skull.
A private dispatch to Mr.. Seward 8
nephew in this city, from q member of the
family, sayg: IhaVe just left Mr.. Stewards
house. His wounds are not mortal He
has lost much blood, but no arteries are
cut. Frederick's skull is fractured badly
in two places above the temple. He is in..
sensible and fear he will die. Secretary
Stewards throat would have been cut if he
had not rolled out of bed. he has been
Informed of MrsLiucoIn's death.
Another private despatch states that
Frederick Seward is out of danger. Major
Seward is not dangerously wounded.
Several impromptu street meetings have
gentlemen, the unanimous expression being
to hold the rebel leaders to just account
for their crimes. Two men expressing
respect tor JEFF Davis were driven out of a
newspaper counting room and hunted by
the crowd, they seeking safety in flight.
The steamship EtnR sailed at 8 80 this
afternoon with official dispatches to our
ministers at foreign ports from Washington.
An official dispRtch was also sent out per
Nova Scotia from Portland.
Bishop Potter has issued an address to
all clergymen, ,appointiug appropriate pray
ers to be read Tomorrow, and recommend
ing the clothing of the churches in mourn
ing in Brooklyn.
Mayor Wood Issued proclamation clos.
ing all public places Of the municipality
and directing all the fAgs to be half masted
and bells tolled. The tiremeu of Williams
burg refnsedlto toll their bells.
2 Allthe Courts q This city aud Brooklyn
promptly ndjonsaei rthis morning. The
i8oumiEtees or th6sUhamber of .Commercs.
City Council, Aldermen, and other public
bodies have been Joined to arrange tor
public fuuernai ObseQuy.
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Circular.

WAR DEPARTMENT, PRovosr MARSHAL
GENERAL's BUREAU, WAsHISGroN, April Is,
9:4O A. Mt is believed that the assas i.
sins of the President and Secretary Seward
are attempting to escape to Canada. You
will make careful and thorough sxami.
nation OF all persons attempting to cross
from the United States into Canada and
will arrest all suspicious persons.
The most Vigilant scrutiny on your part
and the force at your command is demand
ed. a description of the parties supposed
to be implicated in the murder will be
telegraphed you day, bnt in the mean j..
time be active in preventing the crossing
OF any suspicious persons. By order of
the Secretary of War.
Signed. MT. JEPFERs,
Brevet Brig. Gen, Acting Provost Ma rshsl.
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Removal of the Presidents BODY.

WAsHINGToNr April l5-The Presidents
body was removed from the private resi-.
dence opposite Ford's Theatre to the Exec.
utive mansion this morning at $50, in
a hearse, and wrapped in the American flag.
It was escorted BY o small guard of cavalry.
Gen Augur and other military officers fol-
lowed on foot. A dense crowd accom-
panied the remains to the White House
when military guard excluded the crowd
all but the persons of the household and
personal friends of the President. Senator
Yates and Representative Farnsworth were
among the number. The body is being
embalmed, with a view to its removal to
Illinois,
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BosroS, Apri! 15-Eivin Booth has
been plunged into the deepest grief by the
desperate aot of his brother. and il is tell.
Jog fearfully upon his sensitive nature To-
night be was TO have taken his farewell of
the B'ston pub ic for time, but it is said
be has expressed n determination never to
appear upon the stage again.
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WAsHlEsroS, April 10, 80, p. m.-To.
day no one is allowed TO leave thiss city by
rail, conveyance or on loot, aud he issu-
log of passes from the headquarters Of tie.
department nf Washington has been sus.
pended by Gen.. Aupd4.
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fractured badSfiu two places: above the
temple, and he ls insensibIe and fear will
die. His brothir's wounds are very slight.
The Secretary'a throat would have been
cut if he bad not rolled out of bed.
LATBR.-Tke. doctor says Frederick's
condition is highly critical, but not hope~
less.
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BUFFALO, April l5.-The Governor of
New York has issued proclamation revok.
ing the proposed Thanksgiving for our re.
cent victories on April 2Olh. and changing
it to one of prayer and humiliation Tor our
great sfH icliou.
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Death of President Lincoln.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-To AgJ. Gssz
Diz:-Aorshsm Lincoln died this morning
at % minutes afIer seven o'clock. 2
E N. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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AUBURN, N. Y, April 10 -Tbe city is
draped 10 mourning. All the business places
are closed. The most intense grief and
indignation prevails among the people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-17

NEw YORK, April l5-12:3O.-A des.
patch just received from Washington says,
Fred. Seward is not dead, but in cEiticGi
condition. sssSjS
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z-. FOR SALE,
Tn CENTRE " WIsBLING, 90 N.la Esrsst the
L folloWiog property:
TWo Brick Store Roon,, zisa DsellinES Att,shed.
VlSo Three Brick D EsIiinxs
Payments made easy. Apply -
JACOB H0RNBROOK.
dec2 II Once Wheeling Gas Company.
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BuRLIHaroH. MI. April 1h.-4hfS6E
Gen. Grant left for Washington at O'Clock
this morning.
(Signed) Mrs. U. s. GRANT.
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NEw YoRK, April 10 The 0ommsrcial
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U. S. z3O LOAN.
First National Bank of
ManitoWoc.

TNHIS BANK, having been appointed Agent
L for this new and popular Loan, will receive
suhscI iptioDs to the same and deliver notes free
OF charge to subscribers, as soon as they can be
obtained from Washington.
Interest will accrue from the day, when
money is deposited with US and parties subscrib-
ing viii gain from four to five days interest over
sab5cribaon orders sent to Milwaukee or Chi
cago and eight to ten days over orders sent to
New York or Washington.
This loan pays sure rate Of interest (seven
and three teath per cent? and is convertible at
the end Of tire years, into the popular and
fayofito 4" FIVE-IwEaTIEs," ich are now SELL
ing at high premium, at the same time is ex-
empt from State or municipal taxation.
Al;5-20 legal tender notes INCLUDING &C
cRUED INTEREST viii be received on subscription.
The notes are issued in denominations of
$50, 500, $500, $1,000, 5000
C. c, BARNES, President.
Feb. Is. 1865.
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EEfaSE' E.AIL0NA Al BANK
OF G7aNEgOvTOG,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Comptroller OF the Currency

WASHINGTON, March l. 1865
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pres ntcd
by the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that the First National Bank OF Manitowo in
the vilIge Of ManitoHoc, county Of Ndnitowoc.
and STATE of Wisconsin, has been duly organiz,
Cd DIR Al daccoydDg to the requirements Of
the act OF Congress entitled "An set to provide
National Currency, secured by pledge OF
United States Bonds, and TO provide for the cir.
culation and redemption thereof" approved
June 81 1864, and has complied with all the
provisions OF said act required to be complied
with before nenciag bu siaess of banking
under sud act.
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
troller OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
the First Natio nalRaLk CT Mauitowoc, in the
village OF Manitowoc, county of Manitowoc,
and State of Wisco, sin, is authorized 10 com
mence business Of banking under the act afore-
said
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of office thist first day Of March, 1865.
Gov Seal. HUGH MCCrLLOCH,
Comptroller of Currency.
Mauitowoc, March Is, 1865.
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Sheriff sllc.--TheS axe Of W isconsin.
Circait Court, hafitewqc County.
H.zekiah II. Smith and Stephen IT, Seaman,
gaihst william j. d, Eeaga., ard Adj u.
Honey, his wife. ~ A}r
| Y. virtue OF AMI pursuant to a llemsnt Of
/ said court n tie above entitled cfioa rem
dered ard da'ed December % 1864, | shall
expose FOR sale AID sell at public auction at the
Court House in the Nilsge Of Mauitowoc on
saturday the 29,li d3,s OF Ju'y 1868, at the hour
Of O'Clock ef that day the following d, sclibel
n.oltgaged premises or 50 much thereof as shall
be sLitiseTt 70 raise tie amount due 10 the
Plaintiffs for principal interest, ma costs, TO-.
geiher with the expenses OF sale, TO wit Al
lie following described parcels Of land s;rri ate
lying and being in said equity OF nanitoaoc,
State OF Wiseousu, designated as the west half
81 The south cas- qg,rtcr. AMI The north east
quarter Of the south east qiaItcr, in section
tnty>six t%6), i'll township t~ents-on t4u
Of range twenty tsee (22J in the Mcuasl.4 aud
district. continuing enc hundred a. 4 twenty
acres more or less. ana less two acres forfre..r
decided to Henry Johns)n, on the west haii II
Souh east qn1rtsr "u the cast line Of ; il, .t.itf
along the hrtcu Bay road,
Csc ) GLOVER. Sheriff
OF M.rit0wo o. coanty, ~,
HAMILTo& < Ter,T Pits s,t
iased Siorls U!t.to, M4aitowuc Jane n,
1865
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Sheet Music Department

We have unu-uql facilities fer supplying the
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The public is cordially invited TO visit this
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MILWAUKEE NEWS.
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WINES 6 LIQUORS
RkCIIEYkR Of WHISKEY

Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon, onongahea, Rye
Brandes; Rum; Gin; Arack; Cherry Wine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch all kinds ofsweet
Liquors; Rhein, French, Madeira and Port
Wines, Cider and Vinegar.
will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Manitowoc.
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Photographs, .Esbrotyues.sc

DisseIniion.--The partnership hereto
fore existing unde. the name and firm of Smal-
ley. Frick Co, is this day dissolved bv mn
tual consent Of all parties interested in de-
mands against the late firm, and all unpaid
bills will be collected and paid at the office Of
the Manitowoc Foundry.
F., J. SlLALLEY.
Eanitovcc. April q 1885
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J. A. BROWN, M. D.,

: 1T G-C-aA, = II 8 tCII t.llki 2AINV t.N1LL =
Mantioeg0c, u Wisconsin,
AFING pelmane ntly locato5 here, respect
/ / fully tenders h professional selvic,s to
he CITIZENS OF Mauitowoc aud vicinity, TIA ting
chat a lengthy experience III the pIac ice Of his
profession, il all its departments. viii sLlhce to
recommend him to thea favor, tLe.l Confidence
and their patronage.
PROFESSION AL CALLS always ATTENDED to
promptly, and at all times, both day and = GIT
~ Office and Residence, for the present.
corner OF York and Seventh streets, at the 10
residence of *. X JOLeS
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Browns Meat Market

Nert Door 10 Plat d. T3la2 Store.
WIN. BROWN wishes the people of Nauito-
w voc 10 bear in mind that be is ready from
earliest morn till late at night to furnish them
with all varieties OF MEAT Fl The choices, Kinds
at the lowest rates.
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CROSSE d BLACKWELLE'S
Pickles, Sauces, London Mustard, &c.
lIEDIIERRANEANP PRODUCE:
Olive Oil, Maccaroni, Sardines, CASTLE Soap, &c.
FOREIGN FRUITS:
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Peaches, Green Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Fresh
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Seed Oysters. &c.
FINE BOTTLED liquors.:
Clarets, Champagnes, Hook, Shcrries, Ports,
and Cttawba Vines London Porter, Scotch
and English Ales, and J. j. Sands Miwau-
kee Pale Cream A!e.
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Bridge Orders

ISSUED by the Village Of Mantowoc are
waited, or which TIE highest price will be
paid by I. {. SHOVE,
at naA;osoc, Wiscan51