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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
$1,000 Reward offered for the Ar
rest of Booth.
WILMINGTON, April %.

WAIHIs GTcS, April %.
To Major General DIX:
TIE murderer of our late becTel President,
Abraham Lincoln. il It'll at large. $4,000 re-
ward will be paid by this department for his appre-
hension, in addition TO any reward offered by
municipal authorities, or State executive s. S25,
600 reward will be paid for the apprehension
OF G. A. Alijerat, sometimes called Port Tobac-
co.. one OF Booths accOmplices. $4,000 reward
will be paid for the apprehension OF David {. Har
old. another of Booths accomplces.
A liberal reward will be paid for any information
that shall cOnduce 10 the arrest of either IF the
above named criminals or their ac,empces All
persons harbOring or secreting the said persons.
or either ei them. aiding or abettinS their corr
cealment or escape, will be treated Is accompiices
in the murder of the President, and the attempted
assassination of the Secretary Of State, and shall
be subject 10 Trial before 4 military commission
and the punishment Of death.
Let the stain of innocent blood be removcd
from the Eindi'v The arrest and punishment OF the
murierers. Al good citizens are expected 10 aid
public justice this occasion. Every mn
should consider his own innocence charged with
this solemn dntv. AMI res. neither night nor day
till il is accomplished.
(SEsf Ell E. VI. STANTON,
- Secretary of War
In addition to the above the Governor of Penn
sylvania offers rewlri Of $1,000 Tor the arrest
of B,olh, if caught in PENNSYLVANIA, and the City
of Blltim're eff - 0.0)) more.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
ANDREW JOHNSON.
What Gen. Burnside Thinks of Him

what Gen. Burnside Thinks Of Him.
-
The FOLLOWING Is 40 extract from aprivate letter,
written BY 4 well known citizen Of Chicago. a.
present in Boston:
"BosroS. April i6, 1865.
81 cannot Comment on
the overwhelming ilfiiction under which the ma
Son is now suffering ;-but desire say word
about Mr.. Johnson, becauseI hear people express
the opinion that he is just the man for the po-
siton which Providence seems to have assigned to
him. saw Gen. Burnside at the CompAny's Office
yesterday; and no doubts that Burnside is not
one of the best pyincip!ed men ia the country
the very soul ofhcnor Gen Burnside said that
during the last three years he had seen a great
deal OF Andrew Johnson. sometn es weeks togeth-
er-he never saw him intoxicated, never saw him
drinka glass of liquor. and never when he thought
ho had been drinking. lie wds indeed regarded
as temperance man have all along insisted
that that natter on Inauguration day was an sx-
cep;iona case. 1t Is, indeed. a proof that he was
not in the habit of drinking; for IL he had been
drinking man he would not have been caught in that
way on such an occasion. During the campaign
no person, Democrat or Republican, ever accused
him Of being drunkard; and most certainly the
former would have brought the charge it they
could la the Senate hewas always regarded as
3 consistent Temperance man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Fer purifying the Blood, removing al chronic constitur
to11 diseases arising from Impure state OF the Blood
aud &c Only reliable tad eccual EaoEn remedy for the
cure CT eosofao, scsld He'd, Salt Iseua Pains and
dwellings Of the Eoocs, UlccEatio2s Throat nn
Legs. Blocaes Pplcs the Face, letter, Erysipelcs
and all scaly Eruptions of tac Skin,
Avn no lr-soTDy-r-v, rprrt, coNrprr-~vo~,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Povertydsths only load which 10 The heavier
ihe more loved oaes there 50 assist in supper
ting il.
A weak mind does not accumulate force enough
to hurt itself; stupidity often saves a man from
going mad.
Talking. shapes our thong for ~; the waves
of conversation roll them, the surf rolls the
pebbles the shore. .-s@.-- l---.s
There are persons who would show their liber
atty 20 a starving man by sending him a costly
toothpick insted Of food. -------- = = - =
Time doesn't fight fair in his conflict with Us.
A' f'''S .n4zcI @rE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27

Extract sarsapaIila Is EIood ;ra7 Extrac:
Sceau lao Iicretic. end VIII % crci In ell cases.
Lcth ere prepared p--c!y scientific p-incples-fa
r>o-c-i THO most cc.rc measures CT either tsat
DC i3@ac. Already n1d conclusiyo VIII be com.
oa OF ec properties With those set forth n tho Eel.
loving vo-,--s:
SO Li-pcaSatory of tho United States
Zee Professor D-vEEs valuable works on the Practice
cfTs.,.c.
EeeTc-cTi,s made by the celebrated Dr. rr-sro Phla
zee leaks made By Cr. ETuraI,f MCDOWELL cello
oFoted Ihys.cien erd Member Ct tAc Eoyci College CT
c-ccors Ireland Iad pcs,hcd in the Truu.act,ons "a
the Ling and Czcoa's Journal.
Zee archaeological Review, published BY Dxsy's
Insvrcs. Glow Ct The Eoy-l College Of SURGEONS.
Sec Eost OF the lafe standard vcr.s Oh Medicine
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
EARM FOR SALE.

wish to sell NY farm laying about y miles north Of
Plymouth, on the Michigan Road, containing Sc acres
all under good fence with about 81 cleared and in
good state OF cuitisation - acres Of il is in and
acres in meadow There are il IS apple trees about
years DID, zoo young appe trees 80 young peach trees
pear tIes, "a grape VINES OF the best quality and good
House, besides many other convenience.
Any person DESTROYS Of getting home will do well TO
come and look at this farm
Fer particulars enquire OF
H. b. PERSUING, Plymouth
r. : have leo acres suitable for good stock farm
miles north east OF Plymouth, the Goshen Road
which will sell on good terms.
Nov :, lss5-n1Sm2 H. r. PERSUING
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
UNSTRUOTlON IN MUSIC.
Prof. Robbins New American Method.

Miss Laura Reeves.
Would announce to the citizens of Plymouth and
vicinity that she is prepared to give lessons the
Piano and Melodcon, and having had considerable
experience in teaching, feels confident OF her abili
ty TO render satisfaction. Applications received
through the ?. o., will receive prompt attention.
Plymouth. Feb. %, lS65-m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
HELMBoLD'sr ROSE WASH,

IN excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation, used IN connection With tho Extracts Euchu
and ssFsapara. in such diseases recommended Evil
cesce Of the most responsible and reliable character win
accompany the medicines Also explicit directions for
nse 'ca ANDRES Of thousands living witnesses, and Up
wards OF 300 unsolicited certificates ord recommends-
tory letters many Of which from the highest source,
including eminent Thy cian. Clergyman Statesmen &C
The rropTictcr hes resorcd to their publication
he ae|ppes he docs do this from the fact that hi.
articles rank Standard Preparations and GO no. need
20 be proDpcd up by certificates.
Thc Secnce or Medicine, like Inc Do-c Column should
stand simple pure, majestic, having Fact for Its basis
Indrctc FOX Is pillar and Truth alone for its CAPITAL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
Dodd's Camphentine Eminent

The abovemedicines are fof sale at Wholesale
BY ]. H. Reed, Chicago; and in Plymouth by all
the Druggists; and By all dealers throughout the
country. :. 4. e 80 ,sfs.s- -.
! Jan. 26. ls65-n43m6- -. & -. i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
OF TIE NERVOUS. SEM
lIINAL. URINARY AND. SEXUAL

SYSTEMS aud reliable treatment-in Re,
por;s OF the HOWARD ASSOCIATION,-sent
by mail in scaled letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, pR.J SKIlLIN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street, Pha.
delphi.. a. ian 'y2l-nl2wly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
FOR SALE BY

Pcrshng Co., BIan Co. and T. A. Lemon, Ply mouth
Robert Cornwall Bourbon John Kesser, Bloomngsburg
d. w STANCE and Jonas Miller, rremen John Cless, Tip
pfcanoccrn; J. C.. Smith and
Canadas.
C. w. R0DACK, Compounder Of Stomach Bitters, Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, Distcr and Manufacturer of
Catawba and Swedish Brandy and all kinds Of the pes
Domestic Liquors which sou, Wholesale am
Cincinnati, ohio.,> 4 ~ 49, ser-i: is VI
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27
As'slicrCnss DtS afsustc,'s

''hf'ai .n7'"', IL recent urlc' t.
his e:",&hy division, sa,s. 'Do,ng
Tue pAst sja months, a'hnn. n. i'll ms
Instances, CONTRIBUTED by Superior ntin
orrs, You ha," raptn'ei oac ;,ani'ca
ani eleven places of iirl,' artillery, six,s.
axe hstt.v.tiAgs, and nrwar,lS IL TN
Thousand rti.on"r, II war, irr'ua,n1
seven General others. Inu have never
los, gun, never !p-, coin-, sr,: -r-er
been A,ita:"i; ani nn;v,i's.sr,i,n.
the nnnc-c US engagements" n whieh
20" have BORA" rrana:icn' part, III
cini'r- .i,r 'h,ec "femnr-}>,n bates
lie Nne"an,!onh. ,ou il,v. csf,r. tcl
Tr~y ietc 81 artillery whiri, Ia encn,
Ia. Jared i ol'sn % u.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

ESQ., 4, he conclusion Of services in
Pleasant Valley Church., Jackson Tp.,
blatant Cupnr,l cad named Johnson
II, lia the remark that "hc " Is ..'a l tho
President was ,l-al, and ,ha, ii would
have been better tor the country If he
had died ten wears ago. J 1mes S,ivr-s
genuine Union man on hcarin. this
outrageous declaration pitched into
Nr. Cop and gave him such n thrash
ing as will moi soon be forgotten. Whil.
his rh.hlv M 'r;,el runr1cling WIS
being adminis'. rel, another Copper
head attempted 10 interfere in hehalf "i
Isis ".rring brother" bu, DNii Colby
who has been in the service three years
and understands how 10 treat Ill kinds
nfrehe's, j xleruusy srisel Cop No ,
Nv n" n,',r Of the neck and the seat Of
his nnmen,ionas,ies aai gave him \
"hiSs" which l,ttlel Tin, it nrt on thu
other side o! jordan, 4, least far enough
- give "A decided aversion 10 ail 'ttlnk
III .vc,nen,> Of lh:s character III tu'nrc
Ni.>s>ts { lre,' c 4 You bad
ne,icr kccp ma! -. lnamast Ea ska,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27
Nh1 L. II I

We have FREQ cn " heard il asserted
~ Christians that the han! ~ rrasi
is"nrn i. manifest il this va. That
Providence has some destiny IN Score
fpr future E herations; that i i max
iny ~, instrument or means ~ thi.
gigantic r-t"!'i,,n, 20 sc-n,n,l;~n s,r,
great pnl TOR the htntf. t,f the trn,r
race ani il; 't'-,: W haya head this
Belief ,nnnenced hy those ahn N ken,
profession Of Clui~il,lrtc. I, ,n:- g.
= We ask VII, is tia; 90, xnaI an,.
good l'resil.n, f.nua,n has ;,c.r sni
f-rel u br x.sassinatcj W. h.v. oar
Impression about it. /, is thai traitors
II their country deserve hanging for
~. crime they have 4 ~, All; IT, 1
living a,,L enduring rx..u,!. IL III.
cnnntry II a traitors doom, ual,ln, s.i
- bcw,r" how they ,r-.. ll,,,ir car,,r,
President 1.,rs.uln was II anrA.,. l,.-
IS t'ct and frgivin, nature sn,i a.ut
have probably exercised the psr.'pn,ns
r,wer 70 rvhcls, ., he close .! tic Wal.
I" a very xrea: extern, in,re erh,r.
Than 3n.'ice 10 ''si"g ;",.-s;t.ss 7s:
hsve demanded.
Ipnn this f..iet Andrew I,Lr,.on
h.a cxprcr.cl lims II ~ beng in faea,
81 dealing nut JUS ;ce 10 Traitors. ln>tice
Mt whally impaired by The ,'aa,!ip.s d.
mercy. Trc,iirS traitors az the.
richly 4 serve 4, the present TIM, M.
defer foo msre than a century ant.Is,
ychel!ion. bu, Il m"rcr override. i.-,;ct
At this tine. an,.her rebellion nay b.
originated within a quarter oi 4 cen
tary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27
(sCuerA! sherman.
From the "Chica9v Ioursslr


The community were fairly astonnded
by he receipt Of the programme -a"'
I" be agreed ~ by General sherman
with tho rebel General Johnston. Tue
feeling, however, was one rather Il
surprise aud pain than mitigation, 70.
General Sherman stood high in The con
Ii lrnce and esteem or the Who'll. people,
hnt this rhc act dims the lus,re or lii
most splendid achievement Rattle,
than agree 10 such terms rs i, would
seem he con>en'r., IL, nv a,leu,ly rs
peace is desired, We would continue L.
i-h; Oh for y century.
The following are the reasons A.
signed by the r,e>ilen, and Cah,nc,
for Disappearing Of The proceedings &c
the proceedings Of General Sherman:
First. 1t was IN exercise .fan,hur,v
not vested in General Sherman, and lis
facts shows that both ho and johnson
knew that he, General Sh, ru,an, had no
authority to enter into any such ar.
rangements.
Srcond.-Tt WIS 4 practical acknow
lclgment Of the rebel Government.
Third.-lt undertook TO re establish
the rebel STATE Governments that had
been nverthrown at the sacrifice Of
many thousan'! loyal lives and immense
treasure, and placed arms and ammun,.
lion in the hands Of rebels At their 70.
specti,e capitals, which might bp used
as soon "a the armies of tile United
States were diebanlcd, and used Ia
conquer and suhiue The loyal States.
rour'h.-Isy the restoration Of the
rebel authorities IN Tn ir respective
States they would be enabled to re.
establish slavery.
Fifth 1t nigh furnish a g-"und OF
responsibility by tho Federal Govern
ment to pay the rebel debt, an: wn"!,l
certainly subjec, loyal citizen. Of III,
rebel States to the dclt incurred hy
rebels in the name uf,he State.
sixth. It pnts in dispute the existence
1T lnyal State Governments, and thu
new State OF Wes, Virginia, which had
been recognized hy every department,
OF the United States Government.
Seventh. L practically abolished the
confisca;ion laws, and relieved rebels o
every degree, VINO bad slaughtered on,
people, from al! pains and penalties tor
their crimes.
Eight. 1t gave terms that had beer
deliberately, repeatedly and s,lc'nnl,
rejected by Abraham Lidcoln, and bit
ter terms than the rebels had over ask
Cd IN their most prosperous condition.
Ninth. II forms no basis Of true and
lasting peace, ba! relieved tho rebel.
/ from The pressure ot our victories, nnr
left them IN condition IN rrnew their
Efforts to overthrow The United States
Government ard suhiue the hoy Al State
whenever their strength Vas recruited
| and an opportunity shot.i'i otter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

4 coprerhoai Of Eld,vil'e W..
whipped within an inch Ut his life last
Saturday, FIR declaring "Lince'a hal
been served .ias* sIsM. and deserved
death four years ago" To castign,ion
WIS adm,nist. red by party Of loyal
men, after which the death deserving
vauabpnd was ordered 10 leave town
= Burlington Ha,-leye.
NJ g ''rt" Cloak, rcsi.lin, four miles
txom s,owis, Cass county, had his collar
bone broken few days ago by thu
"kiek'n. ola slot gun ai,nei at a
.cr,n'. S, 81. Tie Cass county Aes-
s'nepr,
The other d,v there III 4 in York
shire w'n,n named Ross, who wa-
ln5 years oiJ. Tier mother was l0G
when She died, and her grandmother
reached the age OF Ito years.
--Siyor has recently met with an
accident to his violin. A drunken
coa,'hman upset hisn near Udinr, AMI
his fidle was sma shel. The German
papers are i.aakeia over the calamity
---r!c "uli rs aid one Of The i'm.
me ne rcd wood trees in the famcna
grove in ca reras county, California,
ELL down not kong ago.. Il xas three
hundred and twgn,, tive feet in length
and dirty Eve in diameter at the foot.
"a widow in Sonora, Mexico, Who
has l50 900 acses Of land anl three
daughters, waists Romc smart Yankee to
come on, and marry one Of the girls
and supcrintcnd her farm. Who goes
Almost all tho old sccesh itlhabi.
tants Of New Orlesas have moved 20
Mexico.
:. 4 sugar refinery 10 sbju. to &c cree
ted IN NJ, Pleasant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

" Nupa CITY, Cals'nrnia. on the 10 '
ul,., ll,n. n. w ISRELL, formerly Of
this place.
Jude l,he!l was born the It'll Of
May. \ y. 1878, in Saratag" County
New Nr,k. He cm,cra'td to Iowa IN
IN railv DAY, and >'tnr that time MP 10
last + II he was resident ri Marion.
A. cill2rr - tr-prctei ~ All, and
his pubhc lie was pnre aud un.p.,iea
a. w, formerly mem'rr ii the Sup
rene Cuur, ,f,l,r State. anu subsequent
is Judge IT he sth Judicial District.
which position Ne resigned on a"connt
It his health H. was M eminent ni>',
pa,,'o', AMI is rrrNr;-'l I" have died
"wi,hon; struggle, in he firm belief o
tie im'n ,rt,lity Of the son'. -L.n Go
Il gts'e.'.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

The trial Of William II Knight, one
If the scouni,rls who robbed the
Buchanan county Treasurcr's Office,
over year aga, rf,w cn'y.s,x thousand
dollars, was commenced at d. hi. Della
ware Goa change Of venue having
,ak.n-on Saturday. the sh inst. l,
W. submitted to the jury on Friday,
the 18Th inst. and verde, Of guilt ,
was retn ae,l, after consultation six.
teen hours in duration. ',n Mon 1av
Judge But sen..ncsd Knight to six
wears confinement in the ). ate lehiten-
tiary.
The other robbers, Chris'isu Rol.r.
haehcr, III. chief burglar, ard Wallace
X Pollard, saA.e succeeded in getting
a change 10 the B.emar District
Their trials will take place .. Wascriy,
in Nay ncxt.
D"bu91; T..nes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

II appears there were some ind v E
n,!s ~ IL" town # Irunton Ohio, who
Sefr ~ hcsr!ic$-. 50 bot l. all IT,. lin1S
Il humanity an! p,t4irtism u express
'ecsnt- It sra'i'ivaiion over, The news
9: Tic Presidents death. THIS va.
m re than outraged humanity cou,l en-
iN7c, Tho Indignant ana sorrow
s''i Aen u;'i;,rns rose ~ ,nasse, az |
compelled ,hos, wret,hes in hnma,,
TORN T. lev. he town We arc IN
sSrmt' that they were seven in nnm5e,
sW' oiTels escaped wth their lives
ms 4 them being very severely bra,
81.
o. enc 4 N Irains ~ The rsnasyl
sa"ia X a}raal oa S,tn~sl,, person of
strong seccssion prc,.livitirs spoke ex
a'.Irc,> ~ The Presidents lea,h. The
ra'n Wa Immediately stopped AMI IL,
a's'eyal n,a i,rfei from the cnr. ll.A
j. not been FL tie Hear Of s',a,iin.
81. G. persons h. w,ui havo heen ,h1i
an The >po. BY IA inI'gnlrt sol.
der.
\ lady IN Tole.'r, hearing TINT on
Of her ns .4,hbors hal ;na,!. the remark
that "Lincnln on .htto have been K l'r,!
bn. ago" pail Ter = visit, AMI OF h.
remark Being rope .tcd pitched INTO her
and administered 4 severe .l,,.bbit.
one tina. will ~, b, fry,t.en for some
time 10 come I. ,!o.,not Il, for dis
loyal sentiments to be uttered in the
presence q. the wives Of our fighting
soldiers
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27
"Iec,lahe, !. 1861

Tia. tsi4i Of 81 mullen, for he muir.
ahr Of 1"s VI took sSsss st Nevada
asrw days since. Isn't little time uas
. CAPPED il the disposition o! the ease
singai'r as il may siieesr 70 persons
~Lo ssay4. read the So;,trssieu Of tn.
e,.a,inal. McMKi!rn Vas frani guilty o,
,",ar,lei in tie second 4>-s.n,e only, and
was sentenced 10 ten years in;cuson.
mrnt in liz ,stai; tertiary. 1t is the gen
eral belt, that he sha,,!l have been
found guilty u murder II the first de.
gree an. hanged. -.Stutf Register
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27
The Presidents Platform,

F mr yea's ago F .sidenl J ,,nson
laid down very good platform. an,
INV he hsSa Fl - ,rpor'ani., ~ carr,
i ont. From his recent cspr.ssi. ms
among Others, that ",ress m i, a c;i'i.,
t. ho pnn'sh.l AMI not ,sr,loae.l' ac
are inclined 10 believe that he still
sfsl,ls npon his Old platform. We hone
-, =, l.,.'. IL tho Senate ot NE L. 4
on the o.,i Of Msicl, ISL, md shilc
TIA. rebel Jon G B eek cnriise. Wa,
e'iH rrcs;ain., in reply 10 JEFF D ks, /,
Il. 7. Han:e-, Jn lab P. Denj min AMI
other tr.itors he s.i':
"Mr. pre,ident, VAS going on 10
remark, in reference 10 9 genera, 81
l~-aon TO treason, that il individuals
wesc painted on: To sac wAn Tere o.
gagged in nights consrrscics. =, secre'
.sncla~ee, and issuing orders a,r.ctin-
The capture II our forts a4h the taking
4 sM tnSin,n houses, wonl,l show
Y! . were the traitors and that being
6en". the persons pointed ~, coming
within tho rn's,ew ani scope uf .hs.
vi DIVISIONS Of the CONSTITUTION which |
have read. were | III. P,esiden, Of the
Eniied States, won.i 10 a. Thomas
Jefirrton did, in 1903, With Aaros Bur,
{ ~.dnhi nave ,lc,n arrested and Il
convicted within the meaning and
s. ope nf tho Constitution, bg the Eternal
God. ] WOULD EXECUTE THEM.
S.r. treason must hn !.ani>hcd. lis
snrmi.y, and The extern, AMI depth of
,is ~ nsc mu~t bc made known. TIL.
time is MT distant. If this Gnvcrnmcn,
s I~e~erve.l. its Cnnstnn';on obeycd.
~"s its lave executed il every depart
'"n'. when something Of this kind
:rns. Go done
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

"A company with $1,000, 300 cap
i;,l has been incorporated III New Yo,l
FIR the purpose OF gathering pearls ana
peal shells on tho Pacific coast.
: LESS thar one sixth &c the fureip;
trade OF New 1nk was carried on las,
year by American vessels. Our naer.
chin'men were afraid Of the rebel ii.
ratcs.
"A New Ya,k inron'nr has secured
apa!er. for \ kin.lef railway running
gear which viii l..rsen H.. chances fr
accidents and enable ,,sins 10 run sa
miles al hour. A very desirable iurea
ion.
Sugar At llaeana was aeil;nc n
seven cents = pound at las. accounts.
ont lower prices were expected, as there
is srea. abnnilnc. cen il the Cuban
markets, News e the fall il COLL here
sen: it down.
Good land is for sale tren.y.s.e
m'lee south Of l. ,w,enca, Kansas. at
81 75@1 50 per acre for cleared, and
5000 ior Woodland. Wood 1880
per cord, and coal CSC per bn>hel.
Enc cost IT TIE ire, 6to department.
IN New York we, iast year, e5o5 900.
That Of the pail departments Of Lon
don, Cincinnati. Il ,ll,narc, Boston and
g.. Louis together s51o, o0e.
II Maximl IA aissa<isSel with
III. prospects before him IN the Mes.
can Emf ire. /, is stated that 10 vii
soon ablica,e AMI return 70 Austria.
--E'ias II 've, The sewing machine
nan, has yeat income III ,l,is com
lry and England os s25n,0o9 from sew
ipg machines.
f~ a movement has been star.el in
Eosscn % raise $1,000, il one dollar
subscription. ,,fr- 10 II 4 L..
colns az q token e respscct and vene,a.
tio'.for her departed la-ba.'.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

4 f,i'nw.e sling hi,s srlf Wi'i,am sc
tor, Mlssonrian, AMI tar.ae,lv sol
,ier in the :,,:h Iva, w,> arrested .,
Burlington .sn tfas 10Th inst. CIR cx
pressing gratiscatinn At the ass.s
.ina,ion of Mr.. Lincoln. An excited
crowd tried IL get hold af Tie wretch
but the authorities wisely a.,erMi,M Il
punish bin according /, iaw, II" !.
confined il jail as',ii.as triG
.Wpre~il.ht Johnson, in a speccI
70 an Indiana delegation aa Friday
leclan.a that traitors must b. impov
erishe'l; aud that States by participa
ton in the rebellion have not lost their
character as States.
D@- I, IL believed by the autlori!ic.
that 3 -o'a the assassin, j. lying con
csalcd somewhere il " .rylani or near
Washing o., with a fractured leg hav
ing been thrown from his hor~e on the
night Of the assassination.
eW Thirty shonssni bale ri cotton
were captured a, Mobile The II bcl
g .rris,n 81 that city are rc.rea,ing to
wards Macon, GA followed Ivy u Union
force. The repol, at the capture a.
Montgomery, III. capital rf Alabama j.
confirmed aai Columbus Aas pr"kab,
al+o ere this been captured.
The small amount .f work s.eces
sary,o c",nple'" fully the Ca!isol .loinr
At Washington is being rig ..ros 50 re.
cntcl. and in little Will. that ;,sr,ion
Of he c.l!i .c will prcsen, the apl exrauac
# the original dr-t 81.
Negroes can lie in thn Washing
TIN horse cars now. according t. law.
Conductors 10 rrin,. to III .'icm VII.
be indicted sui tried
In tho ute { mod IN Ire s.. l..w
renee below Montreal, nv.r three t,....
dred houses were destroyed AMI sky
lives lot.
a telegram line has been established
hc' wcen Marion, Linn county, and
Dubuque.
There will he great demand r,r
Al, kinds Of Iaborers aud ~, .i,anie. al
he eli regions ,fit Ap'n;, aud I'm MGR