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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

Abraham Lincoln has been shot, Secre
I atary Sewatd'S life yet trembes from the as
( sassihs kuife, and il has come to light tina
one OF The mul0erers sought, by note, to
gain access to Vice President Johnson -
Now read Ihe following, which appeared
first in the Selma (Alaboma) Dispatch
Home MILLION DOLLARS Wanted to
aohavs Peace by the first OF March. Ii the
gcitizens OF The Southern Conrederacy will fur
I nsh me with the cash, or in good securities for
4 the sum of one million dollars will cause the
Z ives OF Abraham Lincoln, William ii. Seward
aud Andrew johnson to be taken by The first
Of March next This will give US psuce, aud
satisfy ourselves that cruel tyrants canuot live
4 IN Gland OF liberty" " tlls is not accom-
3 plishcd pothng wi be claimed beyond the sun
OF fifty thousand dollars. in advance, which il
supposed to be necessary TO reach and slsugh
ter the three villains. will give myself. 81
0U0 dollars towards this patriotic purpose
Every ole wishing to contribute. will addres
Box y. Cohaba, Alabama, y.
y Dee. 1864.
The fact is shown that the deed Of b!oot
4 was planned for execution on the Alb o
9 March bur failed Of its accomplishment u
jtil the IA h inst Booth has been lavish
4 ling his money for months, and living with
ont visible means of support. save the very
plausible assertion that he had struck oil
Are not the terms of that adver isemeut
fond the deeds of the uighs ef The 18th s,
remarkable as 10 destroy the suppotition o
mere coincidence? This was the adver
tiscment that prompted Ex Governor Far
we'll TO rush TO the room of the Vice Presi
dent on hesring of he assassination of tb,
President Ciere Herald
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
A GREAT PUBLIC CALAMITY.

Lest night was a night Of horrors Il
Washington. President Lincoln persisted
by the hand of an assassin. Az any lin,
his would have been monstrous---in, xpres
SibIy horrible. just now it is the aors
public calamity, which cond have befalleI
the country Great God have mercy up
Gu us This is the beginning of evils -
The hearts and hopes Of all men--eveu 0
thsse who had opposed his policy esrlits
and s,rongest--bad begun 10 iu;p toward
Abrohnm Lincoln for deliversnce AT last =
And not Without renscn for his course 10
he lost three monrs has been most libera
aud cociliatory. Bn; he has fallen by th'
most horrible of oil crimes, and he who. Il
this moment, does not jim in the c''mmo
brill and shndder which shocks The Who'll
land, is uo better Than the assassin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

The man arrested at Mrs. Snrrat's house
Iclamed to have been laborer on the rail
road, and said be earned his living by his
'pick ak lie told contradictory stories
Idariug the investigation. lie asserted
Frequently / that he was poor man and
eoald neither read nor write, bat his Ian
eguage was that of man Of education
{ and bis feet aud hands were small and wei
shaped, the latter being deliolte and sof:
Upon searching bis pockets they found
comb, hair and tooth brush and a pot o
|pomatuM pair Of pistol cartridges. pocks
compass ard twenty Ave dollars in green
backs. lie was identified ny Seward
servant and by Miss Seward. lie wa,
he-vly roned and placed on gunboat.--
The retreat of Booth has also been dis
covered and it is expected that be will BE-
in custody before morning.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
DAYTON. April l7th, 1865

| IT" DNIIUNi u apEII TUT INUOs
EpIToR TzLEeRArH-DEAE SIR :-EuclUsed
please 6sd specimen OF the sympathy the
copper beads Of Dayton are now offering.
cut it from their daily organ-Enpire, whose
expressions for the past four years have been
bitter in the extreme against Mr.. Lincoln and
his policy, and the idea of the blessed privilege
being taken away from them SO suddenly j,
enough TO shock them terribly. Our city upot
the sad intelligence Immediately suspended
business and draped herself in mourning. Val
landigbrm's bcsse draped itself with tbs res
and no sigus Of treason have been seen since.
Yours truly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

The election on Monday. at Chicago
passed of q iietly, about three fourtbi
vote was polel John b. Rice, Rcpub.
was elected Mayor, with between 5000
and 600 majority. The Concil stands "a
Repblcan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
Flag Raising at sumpter.

cnAKLKsroS. April is. 1865
The great event OF raising the old a lg
Ion Sumpter attracted large numbers Of Wis.
!; itors 10 Cha lesion. Long before ten
oe'oek the st.' e's & whurves were Il Forged
With peorle. Negroes turned out by the
1 t ousards. and white ci,zeus were largely
I In al'ehdance. A II the vessels were deck
4 ed with colors aud sslues fged at eight
o'clock in honor OF the capilulution. The
Monitors had never been up to the city be.
fore. and the curiosity to zee item was
3grest. The whole forenoon wss occupied
in transporting vis tors TO Fort Sumter
The marines and sailors, with the l21ih
New York and a5th Massachusetts Volun
ieeTs were drawn up on the levee at the
landing TO receive visitors Some time
passed 10 examining the fort before the Ger
] em onies commenced .g E.a 4ggfd
Three TO four thousand oitizens were
2present including four OF Eve hundred old cit
3iz-us Of Charleston. Gems, Gilmore aud An
& dsrson arrived al noon Gen. Anderson
a eyes filed With tears OF joy as he glanced
a at the flag suf on which he hoisled tb,
Alag Mr.. Beecher arrived at 1890
&The ceremonies were commenced by song
land cheers, entitled VIcr1RY AT LAsr-
q Prayer by the venerable Rev. Mr.. Harris
z Chaplin in the army. the same offered
Hpsayer when Mpjor Anderson removed his
command TO Sumter. Dec, 22.lS6O TIL
aad followed he reading OF psalm, by ths
z Rev. DR.. Storrs. and the people singiap
aresponsiyely Maj Audersoh's dispa che
sBnOnncing the fall of Sumter, read b!
Z Gen. Townsend. The Aag ives then rails
4 ed by General Anderson, after some re
marks suitable to tho occasion. Tremeud
E Gus shots welcomed the throwing Of th
4 flag to the breeze. A salute OF one hund
Il red guns from Fort Sumter, and Nation
al salute Of 100 guns from the feet ano
other forts in The harbor followed. Th
Hsingipg of the STAR SPASGLED BANNER en-
n sued. with the whole audience joining :
Mr.. Beeeher delivered an eloquent address
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
Conspiracy to Assassinats the Cabinet


The National Inteligencer says: We
can state on the highest authority that il
has been ascsrtained that there was a re-
gnlar conspiracy to assassinaie every mem
Der of the Cabinet, together with the Presi.
dent.
Booth, ii is said, sent his card up to the
President at The hotel, but Mr. Johnson
could not conYently see him,
The names Of the seyeralIy appointed
'assassius are, we understand known, and
after the present investigation are conclu
ded and published The pahIic will br
lastonished at the development. We ar,
2prevenied from henIiouiug many of then
z hat reach us q atIdh
& A member Of the Cabinet remarked or
z the day after the murder OF Mr.. Lincoln
that the rebels had lost their best friend
4 hat Mr.. Lincoln invariably, at every
4 Cabinet meeting, coenseled forbesrance
3kindness and mercy toward these misguided
3meu.
4 The Intelgeneer also contains the fol
Eio~'ng; We understand, from anlhoritJ
sh'cn we deem nnquestionable, that a few
DAYS ago, after an interview between lh,
laie Chief Magistrate and the present one
Mr. Lincoln expressed himself urati6st
Uw,lh the concurrent views, and that b,
placed implicit confidence in the then Vie
81 President. ~ 'A'u Wv
A conspiracy to assassinate the entire cah
met IS SAID to have been discovered by N,
5 Washington authorities. -
dH A q
7 for The arrest of the Washington assassin
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

Information has been received by th,
G owe rnment that an organ'z,d band of Isl
men are in Catroltou County, Canada pie
pairing to make raid on Rochester or Og
|densbu.g. Measures are being taken I,
give them warm reception.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

THs GRArD RrsuIr. briefly sum Of
The result Of our recent State Election 81
follow':--Our Noble Governor, WIN. A
Buckingham, is reelected by q majority o.
ll.0o0 We have elected all the Con
|gressmen, The entire Senate. and the Hous,
stands I6i union TO 73 opposition. whsl
more could be desredH
NorsoaK ca. Gas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

Information has been received by ib,
G overnment from GEN SHERMAS that b,
was in communication with Gen Johnston.
1 with a view tc the surrender Of the latter.
He will be offered the same terms as those
4 granted to Gen. Lee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
ATW OD,S
Patent Drilling Machine
PELU DRIVER,
Ind HydfduJjc Sand Pu,,,f

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the upsr,
oy OF this machine all others for the purpose Of sink
ing OIL wtl the undersigned s prepared TO receiy. or
ders for the same,
This machinery comprises everything requisite for the Dor
ing Of oil wells. excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRIVING PIPE, Out will be furnished f desired
reasonable prce and dspenses with the the Der
trick Rope and other cumbrous and expensive
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wheels and portable that be easily removed for tn
purpose OF 'inking wells iA different localities.
Tue DEIRTUs Is removed from the well by our Paten
Hydraulic process and does not require the
drill from tie boring This process only removes all th
dettus in from to 10 minutes but likewise eecuay clear
and opens all the small oil veins that ofsp esrel
closed up by the old process Of said pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer, a we
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Arrangements being made for the construction and de
livery Of these machine. at New York. Norwich Newbur,
EN. Y, and Pittsburg, Penna.
For further information, price, terms &c. address,
IL SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HoTEI,
! sm7os New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

JEFF Davis is reported at Macon, Ga.
on the 10Th. l, is also stated he has $l60
900 in gold Oh deposit 10 Havana.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

GUERRiiAs.-A large body Of goerrillas
have been lowering along the opposite
bank Of the Potomac the past few days.
Our forces have had ope spirited skirmisb
With them, In which We drove them after
len obstinate, resistance IL is supposed
| they came there TO cover the rstrest Of the
|Wsshington sssassins.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
List of the Union Dead
I'm sALIsBuRv. y

i HE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRI.
BUNE Of March 25th contains another appalling list Of the
dead Union Prisoners comprising those who died
pitfalls from the 18th Of December the day upon which
THBuSEs correspondents escaped unt all the prisoners Of
war were removed Richmond and Wilmington exchange
There were many unable to obtain admission into the wretch
hospitals who last In their own auarers and
Of whom memoranda whatever was Kept They 20 to
swell the list of the naees and unrecosded dead who have
cheerully given up their lives counys sake
and whose memories the Republic win delight honor
The exchanged prisoners who kept and brought hrsugh
this record state that The Saisbary announce
ing the Of The TRBuSEs correspondence
the occurrence morying, inasmnch they the
most important In the gsrrson but asserted that
they certain TO brought xhn week.
had been sent out for them and the country alarmed la every
direction As the correspondents hid quietly In sight of the
pron until the scouts had gone out and kept all the time
behind them 1T hardly strange that their snced pursues
could obtain satisfactory information concerning them
The last report which the prison news
their "a arrival in Knoxville stated very ccumstantiaHy
that Mess. Richardson, Browne and Davis had
q going through the mountains horseback, armed to the
eeth and accompanied by deserng Rebel officer who
also travelling arsenal The story probably sprung from
the once while in Wilkes County, North Caroina
they pursued short distance By ember of the
Home Guard who noticed that of their companions was
dressed in Rebel uno but who must have been best win
q than human perceptions II he any in the
q whole party
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
WnAr REpEL GIN. Oulp sAr,-TJ

WHAr REBEL GES, Outp sAr..-TheN n
TX. Worlds Richmond dispatches says Oa
evening. Generals Ould aud Mum
ford, Rebel aud Federal Commissioners o
|Excbspge, we're sitting iH j. w. Fornsy'
room. at Spotswood Hotel, whea ,ele
graph message was handed in announcin
the Presidents assassination, when Oul'
|sxclaimed "Thst Is the worst blow tb
Cosfsdsrsey hes yet bad" ,f'sf ~ .oDa =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

The day set apart for the Funeral Obseqaics
| of the President was observed in Montreal, 10
obedience to a proclamation of the Mayor, re-
lcommending a suspension Of business. The
Provinces generally. as the Cansda journals in
form US, hare evinced kindly and Sympathetic
.sentimeut
10 the city of Toronto. business vas suspen-
sded. Services were held in many churches
sand the greatest interest manifested. A gen
&erai expression Of sympathy in the community
for the American people and respects for tue
memory Of Abraham Lincoln and the utmost
4detestation Of the horrible deed by which bis
iiie was sacrificed is expressed.
The councils passed resolutions expressing
<sympatby and condolences.
There was a general observance Of the day
5iu all the priOcipal cities and many Of the
Z smaller villages throughout the country belt
services 10 the churches. a-t9-rI a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

'C W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DU
lrLEX EIIIPTIC tor doubie) sPRlNG SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY CORY, (late J. ]. & J. O. West,
3SoLE PRopRIETORS aud MANUFACTURERS, 81 Cbamb
ers AMI 70 and 81 Reade Streets, New York
THIS INVENTION consists of DTPLEx Tor two Elliptic
Springs ng-nously Braided Tightly and Firmly geih
edge to edge making the toughest most qeole, East
saud Durable Spring used They seldom Bend BreA
ike the Single spngs anG quenty Preserve their Per
feet and Beautiful Shape Twice Long any ether Skirt.
The and Great CoHfoBt and pleas
to Lady wearing the Dnpsx Elliptic Skirt will be
perenced particularly in all Crowded Assemblies Operas
Carriages Railroad Car Church Pews Arm Chairs for Prom
enade and House Dress the Skirt be folded when II
use to occupy small place easily Silk Muslin
Dress.
"A Lady having enjoyed the plea comfort and
convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel 5prin
skirt" for single day, will Afterwards willingly dis
pense with their For Children, Misses aud Young La
dies they Superior to all Others ai
They the best Quality In Every Part and Unquesona
by the Ightes Most Desirable Comfortable, and Econom
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FoR SALE in all First Glass Stores In this village
throughout the United states, Canadas Havana de Cub
Mckee, South Ameriea, aud the West Indies. -
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLLX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
st7y1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
p. W, GAGE,

A TTUKNEY AT LAW, and AU-
"A THoRIzED WAR CLAM AGENT. W.T. t'
Ones los Superior 81. Cleveland. Ohio. a4t
sseqres Psnsons Collects Bosetiss Back PAY and Przs
Money and Prosseutss War Claims Of sysry description,
~ the sstlsnsat Of OFFICERS AGoOUSTs.H8 ~
~ All psnsns having Claims asjHst The Geversnsnl
sstsntion. smTo'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
Good News for the Soldiers I!

UISCH KG ED FUK
wousds Iessi'sd sin the line Of duty" whether Picket
skinsh, or In Battle entitled $l00 1915 ad
dittenal iorsty.
The following section Of the act Of Congress
March Sd, ALL SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, the SAM Bounty
AZ II they had served out their full term.
.H 1rn. READl!
Sec Aud be 1t further enacted that every commits.
stoned officer private other persoa who has BEEN or a
hereafter be discharged from the Army OF the United
Of wounds received In BATTLE skrmish on pick
OF in action 10 the line OF duty shall be entitled to re-
ceive the bounty II he had served his u term and
all acts parts OF acts inconsistent with this hereby 70
pealed."
All soldiers who have been wounded In service In any
manner and who have received Bounty are by this Aet
entitled to same though they had wounded In bati
will maks the collection of these back bounes speea
h and all sodier Who tpink themselves entitled 10 sucL
VIII do we'll TO call sEi sdvss With u the validity
their claims. -
ofses Herrcks store, Asbtabul. Ohio. April lTth
isdS EDG Ar HALL.
~ " Claim Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
In case Of the death Of Andrew Jobason,

In case of The death of Andrew johnson,
the Hon Layfayette s Foster. of Co4nec
oil the SeDsie-wonld bs
President until an election could take place
" wbich election would be held at the usua
time 10 the year Of holding the Presidential
election. At preseot there Is no Speaker
Of the House, the new Congress not having
yet met, %, ri s'.lI' .Nt"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

SscssrAsr SzwAHh and .his son Ffsderiek
ere SD IRON day 70 day TO beisprosiog. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-07
Tie Atlantic Telegraph Cable
The last steamer from ENGLAND brings the

The last steamer from England brings the
following
The shore end of the Atlantic cable was
landed and successfully connected with the III.
sstruments on board the Great Eastern. LIE
Knight of Kerry invoked success on the unae q.
,dertaking, and in conclusion called on oll
Robert Peel, who made an admirable ADDRESS
Cheers were then given for the President en- Oh Tue
United States, when paying out Oh t1e n.y. 49,
shore end Of the cable conmenceu. lnJ
splice was completed in the most s SUI ~
nanner, and the cable worked per1ectiy. i ;o'3
gunboats Terrible and Sphynx acconi WIZ
The Great Eastern 4 telegram IRON 1aten
cia. dated the oath OF July, says lnsula ~
defects took place on Monday afternoon Inc
sn;schiefis supposed to exist three mules West
Of the shore end splice, and it is beleVeo olao
it was caused by too much strain Irola 1ue
Graat Eastern She hove too ten miles from
the shore. The Caroline is picking, W, and IND
undermining the splice and repairing the 1ault;
r. I ;s evnacted that the damage will be rectlhed
NE rest Of the cable remains perfect. A
tolegram from the Great Eastern, dated the
s5th Of july, says: ",rhe cable is all .; K.
again. The signals are perfect A small fault
VAS discovered and cut out. The Great Hast
ern is now paying out the cable In lat 81 long
IL. euo
From this end Of the line we have the follow,
ing: AspY BAY, Aug. 5.-We have succeeded &c
IN getting on board three miles OF the New
foundland cable after great labor; the caoie'
however, is SO much corroded that we nave no
hopes Of repairing it. In undermining 1t
narted three times. We get no tidings Of the
Steamship Great Eastern as yet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-07
4 G A r D .

A Q \ h = 49,. ;.;nu
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IS 49, FOR BALTIM ORE and POTO-
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Steamer COLUMBIA, Capt James Harper,
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Apply to BENONI WHEAT, agent
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WASHINGTON Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED 1910:
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VCE! loci! &c L
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