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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
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YAGER -KREPS. On Tuesday, December 5.
by Rev. g, \. Adams, FRgpERIcE NA6ER an Miss
FIpELIA +, kRErs.
HOUSEHOLDER -MAwER. - November 30.
1865, at Nortous Exchange 10 perrvsburg, by j..
Chapel, j. p, MIR. RoBERr HOUSEHOLDER and
Miss MARY MAwER both Of Webster Township.
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TnE official vote OF New Jersey for Coy.
crnor is as follows: WARD, tUnior,) 61,620;
RuNYoN, DENY 6l.73li Union majority, q.
7S9. The total vote last year was l2S,147 ;
this year il is lS2,2Sl Tho Democratic
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We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
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issy- Notice our Market Reports In to-day's pa.
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prices there given.
itf1 Ej FIR. MILLER & co.
Perrysburg, October ?, 1865. 3zz
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Time of Cloring Mails

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tties-but upon being informed that !" all
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The Arctic explorer, Capisina Hall, has
aseertained where Sin John Frank in's YES
sells were wrecked and lost.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
q IRA
The Assassin of the
Stewards Captured.
.HE Is DISGUISED As A LABOREU.
He is Fully Identified.
HE Is IN a SAFE PLACE.


The demOmacal wretch who attempted IN,
life Of Mr. sEwARo and his son FREDERicK
was captured this morning at three O'Clock
by detectives who were watching house o,I
eupisd by Su4RArT. lie was disguised as !
lsboreri HE clothes were covered with mud
and he carried pickaxs on his shoulder and
was without hat. As he was about to en-.
ter the house he was arrested, and upon
washing the mud from him he proved quite q
different looking person from what his ap.
pcsrance at Arst had indicated.
Al FIRST the assassin refused 10 givS ans
name whatever he then gave three different
names, all Of which are fictitious. lie wa.
taken to Mr. SEwARD's house and placed In
a room with two other strangers, when Mr.
sEwARp's servant boy was brought into the
room and the question asked Of him, 'if tbs
man who assaulted Mr.. sHwARD lnst Friday
night was In the room ,''f aa. q.
With a shudder he Instantly pointed to the
party just arrested, aud said 4" That is the
mHHn - Ha #.|
lie was also identified instantly by other
witnesses Of the tragedy, who were brought
into the room separately.
Not the slightest doubt Is entertained by
the officers that the person arrested Is the
Ntle assassin who would hAve murdered sick
man In his bed, and have slaughtered his
whole family In carrying out his foil dOsign.
The bloody miscreant has been Imprisoned
iH a perfectly safe PLACE. . ..... .t.s ''
One Of the names given by the assassin was
PNne."
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
IToL ON rIIunanAY.
RETURNED FROM CHARLEsTON,

Captain Fox. Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Mr.. NrcoLAr, Private Secretary Of
The lataPreddcD LIScoLS, and other ESn.
tlcmsR returned last night to tho city from
their visit To Charleston to witness the in.
toresting esremOny Of restoring the Union
Gag to Fort Sumter. We have received a
copy Of the Charleston Courier containing
the address of Rsv. HBSEr WARD BEEcHER
on the Occasion, and the othcr prOeesdlngs.
Our limited space prevents us from publish
ing ,hesc interesting matters to-day,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
lorrIcIAL.l
General Order.


The Secretary Of the Treasury, with pro.
found sorrow, announces to the Revenue
Marine the death Of ABRAHAN LIScoLS, late
President Of the United States. lie died In
this city on the morning Of the 18th instant,
at twenty-five minutes past seven o'clock.
The officers ofths Revenue Marine will as
II manifestation Of their respect for the ex-
nlted character and eminent public services
Of the illuStriOus dead, and their sense Of the
calamity the country has sustained by this
affecting dispcnsation of Providence, wear
Grape on the loft arm and upon the hilt Of
the sword for six months.
II IL further directed that funeral honors
be paid on board all revenue vessels In com.
mission by firing thirty-six minute-guns,
commencing at meridian ON the day after the
receipt Of this order, and by wearing their
aags at half.mast.
HUGn McCULLOcH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARrNIST, April ~, 1855.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
THE BODY LYING IN STATE
GREAT CROwDoF CITIZENS AND
AssOcIATIONs-THE THRONG OF
MUoRNERs EXTENDS AROUND
THE TREASURY BUILDING.

THE TREASURY BUILDING.
Some time before the gates Of the Presi.
dents grounds were opened this morning, In
order to allow the public an opportunity 70
view the remains Of their beloved President,
lhs crowd, in waiting, had, extended along
the Avenue to Fifteonth stresNN and the line
ncrcSsed before the procession began TO move
until II reached the centre door Of the Treas
ury Building, opposite the First GRtiosnI
Bank, aud at eleven O'Clock and theceaftct
was receiving constant Aeeessionh in delegl-
tions Of different associations and citissnt
generally. r.s sL
Tho line IL made TO centre the western gate,
and after passing through the yoom where
the remains Of Mr. LINcoLS arc lying, re-
tires through the eastern gate.
1t is needless to say that the deepest grief
pervSdOS the breasts Of all MS they take th.ir
.hst look Of tho blessed martyr slain for his
country. Tho remains are in perfect con.
dition. The features have been restored TO
their usual appearances by the process Of en-.
balmsnt, except that the palspe~ Of death
overspreads them. The face wears placid
oppression Ss Il In slesp.
.'oh wake him no, surely he 'asT
Takes bis MI sH0 ss EIsal
psW hqald rest, fergelhl h all VI y. "a
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

.... ..#.' ads Runner.
The Navy Department this morning 70.
ceived tidlugs Of tho arrest Of four persons,
three Of whom proved TO DO rebel soldiers,
and the fourth blockado-runuer. They
were captured from boat on the night Of
the i4th, on the RappahHpnock. They had
In their possession, at the time carpst.bag
containing two orders from 7. PrrrHUoH, who
is a leader Of gang Of notorious Susrrillas,
and Of the party who some time since cap.
tured the steamer Harriet De Ford. One ol
tho orders whs directed ton Captain HESDSR'
SON, to deliver certain goods belonging to said
vessel to the bloeknde-ruuner. Commander
PARKER turned the party over to the provost
marshal at Point Lookout, Maryland.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
I,nportart Arrest,

We learn that the writer of the letter
signed SAN, which was found in BoorH's
trunk on the morning after the assassination,
was arrested yesterday at HoolptOwn, Balti.
more more county, Maryland, and he is now in the
oia oSp'ol. The full name Of the prisoner
Is SAMUEL AErrAH, There is evidence, II
= said' that he and BoorH were very inti-
mate Of late
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
FUNERAL OF THE PRESIDENT
MarshaI's Notice.

MarshaI's Notice.
The Marshal of the District Of Columbia
has been charged with portion of The detail
Of the arrangements for the funeral Of the
President.
The representatives Of all cities, all organ.
lied bodies and VClSutSry associations, desi.
ring to take part in the procession, win re.
port to him at his once in the Court House
before 10 o'clock of Tuesday, the 18th Inst.
or as soon thereafter as may be practicable.
All persons having private carriages, who
are willing to put them at the disposal Of the
MarshAl ON that day, viii please to report
their nAmos at the Same time and place.
lie will also be obliged by a tender Of
riding horses
WARD II, LAMoN,
y, s, Marshal, D. c.
April II, 1865. H ~ GEi l7.td
lIutSl. 4 ChrOn.l
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

CoLoRED CATHoLIc BESEyoLESr sOCIEry
Al meeting of the Colored Catholic Bene yaIosl
society, of this city, on tho l6th instant the fl
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas the American nation has experienced
human forn, and we are most deeply sfiicteJ
thereby, Hrf s.u.
Resoiped, That words 10 express our feeling,
for hls Artn, but courteous, frank Nnd fsarla,.
honor, and irreproaehable morals cannot BE-
foWnd
ResOire6, That We seriously regret that, a0,s
four years Of udary toll of Fs-lap ~ ths tnighty
nation, tlIta diab5iien set should hAyp ptryrrtsa
his wltne-siHg the brOwhihs u the nstloa',
Resotred, That under this sad aniictlon q.
tender 70 his bcreayed family our most heartnlli
sympathy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
Rebel syn,PathissrS Arrested I'm New
\ York-suFrsnder eG Mrs. John Tyler.

NHw YOAK, April i7.-GsorEs Wells. John
GAllaher, William PRnning, and Peter Briton,
the latter the treasurer Of threatre, were
each to-day sentenced TO SIX months In tho
PsnitSntiAry for uttSribg reasonable Ian.
guago. ... ...#
Last evening a squad Of patriotic young
men visited the house Of Mrs. John Tyler,
widow Of I-PrSsidsnt Tyler, on Staten Isl.
and, and demanded and obtained a rebel Gag
her parior, Ex-Mayor Lewis, Of Savannah, a
violent rebel, was present, but kept quiet.
The parlor Of Mrs Tyler's house Is whore
seoesslonists have often met during the war,
and was the. headquarters Of q rebel sowing
society. Ei
An lnnammAtory card was posted around
the clty this morning, concluding with,
. Dsath 10 traitors--ths uaiOn, one and in
diVlllblo. Strike oitehi no more parley.' .
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
The Health OF Secretary seward and
His Son.

Al a quarter past one O'Clock, M. Saw.
ARD's physician reported that tho Secretary's
health was much improved. He sat up In an
easy chair this morning for length Of time,
and has every indication Of speedy recovery.
Mr.. fREDEMcK sEwARD's health has
greatly improved, he recognising the member.
Of his family and others about him. His ply
sician has the greatest confidence in his
speedy restpration.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
Supposed Atts,npt Of Booth 20 Cross
the Potomac River-Ths Conspira-
Tors Headed on.

BALriNoRs, April ia gentleman who
was at Point Lookout yesterday morning was
informed by m ohicer Of ono cf our gunboats
that Booth and other conspirRtors, about 30
In number, were In st. Mary county heavily
armed and endcHvoring To make their way
across the Potomac, which was strongly pick.
cted, and no one allowed To pass.
lie also stated TINT on Sunday morning q
small squad Of our cavalry had a collision
with them and had been repulsed, but sue.
ceoded In capturing one Of them, In the
meantime our cavalry were reinforced and
yesterday morning were understood 10 have
them completely surrounded, aud their
escapo was deemed impossible.
IA smart force Of cavalry wHs sent down "a
Leonardtown last night or early this morn.
ing to clean out all suspicious parties along
the lsft bank of the Potomac.
BALTIMORE, April IS.-The City Council.
have offered reward Of $4,000 for the ar,
rest Of the assassin Of President Lincoln.
The feeling here against Booth Is greatly In.
censed BY the fact that no il BRltimoroan,
and our loyal people trust that one who has
so dishonored the fair fame Of Baltimore
should'mect with speedy justice.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
noties.

The members Of the Senate Of the United
States are respectfully requested to meet on
Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock q. M, At
the Office Of the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, in the Treasury building, thence to
proceed 70 the Executive Mansion. The
tickets Of admission will be issued at the
above time and place.
9EoRGE HARRISeroS.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
The IIIinois Delegation and the Prosl-
dent.

The members Of the Illinois delegation in
Congress called upon President JoHSsoN to.
day, aud he addressed them in speech Of
half an hours duration in a most feeling and
Impressive manner. The interview was an
exceedingly Interesting one.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
The Department. OF th. I,,,.,.,,,,..

DEPARTMENT on THE ISrgRIoH.
WAsniSGrOE, April IL, isG5,
II Is hereby ordered that, In honor Of Tho
Insm0ry Of the late Chief Magistrate Of the
Nation, the Ofioer and employees of this De.
Phrtment Wesr Grape upon the left arm for
the period Of six months.
J. P. UsHER, Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

CnRfSr cHuRUH, GEoRoErowN.--ThcE Eas
ter music wss omitted as ineongruous. Aftrr u,
service and befure the communion, the rector. J
II y, Boute, spohe a. fOllowsi
There will bb NJ sprInon this morhing Thii
church viii be closed to night hate no htl
to preach.
the nrst citizen of the Republic, the President o
the United States, the Lords annolntcd, II,
wisest ruler Of the age, has been most fOuIly
murdered. I can think Of nothing else; speak y
nothing else. cannot preach.
win be silent this day, dumb before God II
l. enough that the blood of our ianented Che
Magistrate, Abraham Lincoln, speaks to man Aht
God.
I wait the voice Of Cod 70 whom belonged
Let Us sing the I9eh hymn,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
St. Nicholas Hotel.
NEw Yonn. ArrLl N. lsos.

NEw loRH, April ~ lS05.
Hon. Bd10ts N. StaRion, SoeTsiarB " Wai~
The Erie Railroad Company beg leave
through you TO tender the use Of a special
train for the friends aid escort Of our la
mented President should his remains be
brought via New York.
RoB'r ii. BERDELL, President
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

passa veg ne s.usi saAs' q mourning fsT a.
ptfi6d oI'lxiy days. y =
Resoired, Thai the Board Of Police win at,,us
the fnuernl olssequies 10 q body, and that eom.
Iniiice of two be now appointed 70 make all "a
cpsnnTt Arrangements ~ tl9t end.
ResJircf, That the sccretHry be direeted 4.
tfaRemif copy Of these resolutions 70 the faniI,
% tie igte Pfe-laeht, and asa fytrther MARI x
respect this Board will now adjdufh
--s Aa-~@s
BANK or TnR MRfnoPoLIs.--At mso,in,
of the Board of Trustees Of the Bank of the Ne.
tropolis, held At their banking house on Monday.
the lTth Of April, l615 the following rssoluryn,
were unanimously adopted;
Reeofreh, That We regard tha horrible rp,
der u the late President of the United statef =.
ghyrkinG 10 huina9itf and disyrAce 70 the o..
lighttned and civilized age IN which We iive
Rtsoired. That we deeply deplofe the dead
Of President 1geelnias Al irreparable loes to ths
country, aud csbeciaIly Ut thil time When his h
hiliaf tn0lfledes gf our hsticnal egldititn IA.
devoted patriotism, his humane and benevolsnl
feelings, are ~ much needed to bring 10 iusl
aud satisfactory close tho unhappy rebeliios
which has inflicted 80 much injury and missr,
upon the country.
Resolved, That, as further testimonial Of ou,
respect, the banking house be closed on the A.,
" tbu funeral and be kept drHttd In inournips
for the space ~ thirty dkfu
dEo. LowRT, President
Mozpa KrfIY Cashier
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

WILNSsrOS, n. C., pRpOrs of April 8 con.
tain no military news,
The capture of Richmond and Petersburg
caused great rejoicing there.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
Let us sing the l30th hymn:
''stay, thOu insulted spirit, stay. -

v wAST or REsrEcr.-Much adonishmsui
was expressed on the part Of many members VI
the bar " the absences 0f sOmc u the oldest law
yers Of the city who were not TO be found among
those assembled In the court room to-day Tor ths
purpose Of paying tribute 10 the h1norcd ,deAd
Among those who were absent were leadin,
members of tho Washington bar before the law
yers Of the city were required 10 take the oath Jl
allegiance before the new District suprrm,
Court En-.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
CLEytLANp. Ono. Aprll NJ. lss,

Hoa, n. NJ StaRtoR, Seersiary ~ war!
The Cleveland Painssville and AshtRbula
Railroad Company tenders a special train to
convey the remains Of the nations President
and attendants, ,.from Erie to Cleveland
A. STONR, JR., President.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
Arrest Of a Noted ausrrina and sp,

AFrest OF a Notrt GueFriIIa and Spy.
FoNHALn A. PAEkER, commander Of Che
Potomac Plotilla, reports to the Navy De.
partmsnt from the United States steamer
Don. date Of April u, that on the night Of
the 10th the United States steamer Jacob
Bell arrested a noted guerrilla and spy named
THoNAs N. CoNRAD, whom he has forwarded
to the headquarters Of Major General AuGUR.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
aplT.Jld
as-orPhans' Court, Aprll rs. lsol.-

Disfriet " CoiaR,bia, WaihfHaton CO., % go.
Believing that all true hearted, loyal auy
honest oitiEenA Of the Rcpublic this day beW az
with agony q spirit the hendish assassination,
on last evening, Of ABHAH4n LlSC0LS, lac ~
honored, trusted aud beloved PRECEDENT q tn,
United States aud tho Mayor of Washlng'ol
having ordered the closing u the City Hall uh,-
amer the eOlcmuiaAtl0n Of the funeral ccrein0blS
" tho distinguisiad decreased. this C0uu WI
siand aaioarnod until fharsday, the S0th inst
wM v. PURCELL, yudgc'
Tree eopy--Test& q. C,sROBBlNs,
apl5.a Register Of Mill-
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

THE Mount Cents tunnel will be completed
sooner than was expected, tho WoFkmsn
having come upon softer rock than that
which they have hitherto met. The year
1868 Is named as me time Of opening Cor
traaic.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
rtation OF Mr.. IAneoIn's RE-
mains.

transportation OF Mr.. IAneolnis Re-
mains.
NEw YoHK, April u, 1885,
Hon. Bd,ciR M Stanton, SserotGfg ~ Hdr!
Truly syInpathizing In the nations loss,
beg 10 tender, through you, TO the family and
friends Of our late President the services OF
thu Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago
Railway Companies In transporting his re-
mains toward their last resting place, and Of
the, funeral escort, II Il shall be decided to
pass West through Pittsburgh.
q. W. CAss,
... .-. ..... St. Nicholas Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

A9- Federal city DlvisioIs, No. p, y, ei
t. The menlbers Of tbs Division are hereby n
qqesled 70 nc,a at their Division RoUm THl'
tTCEsDAY) EVENING, at ~ o clock TO maL
the necessary arrangements fr attending th
funeral Of Vus lamsnted Chief Magistrate.
full attendance d earnestly requested,
o faplS-n r. NJ BXLEN, r. 8
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

THE night mail ffoln Enston Square Sta
the journey--45l milss--in lli hours, or at
the rate Of 40 milos an hour, including stop.
pages,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

CLosfSe Our SALE oF ISBiA RuRBEr
GooDs. Nj. II. A. Hall. having disposed Of b.,
lease aud fixtures Of store, will close out lls OK
tensive stock of rubber goods ~ sres,lF rtluts,
prlues, and n'A advise all who ever expect Io rs
quire any Of those very desirable goods 30 pali A
oute at his well known rubber wsrehouse, 81
PennsylvAniA avenue, beiweCF Ninth aud Tent
streets. fOr instance yoH pan buy ladies rub
ber shoes and sandals for ei poe pair; men DO
nj 81. 10 per pair. Hpl1-t
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

90 Jerseymsn Attention t--An cIti
rens Of New Jersey are requested 20 moet at th
rpoms " the State Agent, ~ G street, OF
WEDNESDAY MORNING, nj 10 o'clock, fof IN
purpose of taking part in the funeral solcmnits
Of the late President.
'rIaHE Colonel J. G. RAFFERTY,,
u j. y. BURR,
l. IL A, p. PARDON,
apls-lta Committee Of Arrangements.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
NO PAPER NynDNEsDAY.

Tomorrow being the day appointed for
the obssquies Of the late President LIscoLs,
no paper wifsbs i-susd from this once.