The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-21

The Assassins.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Reward.
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Major G neral John 4. D,< The muricTor Of
cur late beloved President, Abraham Llnco q, IL sill
at large Filty thousand dollars reward viii be- paid
BY this u, parmeu' fr hi, apprehension, IN addition
4 any reward offered hv municipal authorities OF
stato executives. rwonty.fve thousand dollars re-
ward win to paa for the apprehension ofG 4. Atze-
rot ,ometime, called Port Tobacco one OF Booths
accompllces. Twenty-Five thousand dollars reward
will be paid for the sppreheusion OF David c. Harold
HrothCT of Booth's N'compicea. Liberal rewards viii
he paid ioT Information that shall conduco 10 the
are OF other Of n. above named crimiua.o thoir
Gccompiice'. ~ pcrsons huhofing or seoirtius the
d porsons or either Of thcm, or aiding or ieting
their cunceanent e'cApe, will be treated as nc-
oamp'icc. Ia the murder OF to rresi4cut and the
attempted sAsingt,on OF the Secretary Of state and
,hal bo subject to trisl booze Military Commission
anu the puni.hmont Of death let the Of nnocoal
blood bo removed from the land BY the arrest and
punishmcnt Of tho murde-cu All good citizens are
eIho.ted T. AID public justice tbs occasion. Every
man should consider h, own coincidence uhlfeel with
this solemn duty and neither night day uuu
1t be accomplished.
EpuIN NJ STANTON Secretary of War
Capture OF Atzerot,
Baltimore Arm 2O.-A dirpatth from General X.
A. Tyler, dated Relay House. this evening says
sergeant Guuuil, Of tho lot Delaware Csyalry,
Captain Towusends company, Of my command, hss
nst broulh ht Ia George A. AzcTot one Of the assss'
las. lie has been IcutiDeI b. the detectives who
have been pursuing him
tThls 10 the man In e hose l,i - tho kirfwood
Hou'e yn found The psio and loWie fui'o 10 Ia
the individual who inpui ed 20 particularly ahou.
Nice-pIesldent Johuson'. location AID movement J
The Pursuit OF Booth.
Railing, Pa, p,il 2O.-I hayo iu,t seen MI LYON,
a uited state. detective oniour, from whom ges tho
follow ing relative 10 he Boo'h AFFAIR
The report that Booth 70 lesdins the train
IL correct Ho WIS IN Reains Al DAY. The man that
recognized him inio Iuol detective Lyon Of hs being
IN town and that be know Il was Booth. Mr. Lyon
imned ately, In company with ~. Miller another
detective, proceei ied W trace him. They Gnally
traced him 10 the d,plt and ucerained that
q uan answering his deUrp,ion hal got on
the train which hlI Just lon. The hcts
were Immediately ulais known 20 5ir q. A.
Nichols, Superintendent of tAo road and al
engine was fred up sAl Moss. Lyon and Ail.er, to-
gethor with the man Who hld seen oohpToceedoi at
full speed to oyertsko the REGULAR train. Thoy did
oysrtAke tho train but At Port Clinton we're informed
that the man described hal got "a the train thore-
but whether he went to Inc Caarvssa train or not,
they could not ascertain. Dispatch sent 10
Tunalua 70 the conductor Of Tho train, aud In tho
meantim ime, Port CliAtou tGor9u; ;Aly IsaIched.
Upon the arrival ot the train a. IaInaluA the con-
| ductor telegrspAsd AZ follows, The Is on ,ho
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