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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

An unlooksd loe and terrible calamity has
49, he nation. President Lincoln last
nlgAs received q wound at the hands Of IN as
sash, - sAsos Of which there arc NO hopes
= - sruvhg, having been shot while atting
= . AsaAs wiiAsssing the perSormanee 81 .
~. A sAAsapt w. also made, appa-
ssaEv By ~ sane person who shot
60 PrssiAsat 10 take the LIE Of SEQ
Istngy 6swssl h Assassin, afssr Aring
sa-as PssuiasaA suGAsa ih front Of The box
sssuplsd ~ ~ hAtsr, and, waving . long
AaGgss wAisA - Asld 1. his right hand, az
elaimsd, ushg - motto Of Tie State Of vir-
slAiA, Sc S@.p~ Hwesaisi" He then Jumped
- ~ s>sgs, and, amidst ths intense excitement
which snsusd, escaped through the rear Of the
building. The President was shot through the
Asad. He was immediately removed, and on
sxaning IL wound the brain was found to be
DOSING thereffom. The best surgical skill was
Insanity summoned; but II was not
thought Il could be Of any avail to-
wards saving Mr. Lincoln's life. He
was still living at an early hour this morning;
but the last, melancholy parting scene be-
tween himself and family had taken place,
and his death was momentarily looked for.
The attempt TO assassnate Secretary Seward
was made at an earlier hour in the evening
than NE attack on the President The assail-
sat forced his way into the sick chamber where
4r. Seward Wa confined to his bed, and,
sfssr dealing disabling blows on the
at>sadants, rushed to the bedside and
Stabbed the Secretary in the neck and
breast He then fed from the house, mounted
horse and escaped, making use, as he did so,
Of he sane exclamation used IN the case of the
Psssidsats assasuinasion-" So Sswpsr 7yran-
mis-" Though the wounds inflicted on Mr..
Seward arc not Of mortal character, it is
aassd &at owing 10 his previous debilitAted
ssnAisioa, they may lead 70 fatal results
fhs aaaash had not been arrested up to the
hour II Our latest dispatches Who be il ID
~ positively known, though suspicion points
slssagly 70 . certain individual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Qum ANOTHER DoDon--It wN . singular
Instance Of postiosl justice that The ssme Dodge
who wrote an insolent letter threatening 10
exact Tie last man from New YORK should BE-
the very Dodge who telegraphed from wash
ington 10 stop The dram entirely. To ~, how
ever, this h quite another Dodge. The Major
Dodge Of the other day bullied ~ liks adsspotl
The Major Dodge Of thi morning roau ssssatly
- sucking dove. IL b astonishing what ups
end downs there are In this great country, and
how much more modest Lieutenant 0sosral
Grant known Of he positisn II aaAlss tAas ~
laundering, blunderinG Major Dodge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

yoau DucwH AD i'm DAvnL-Soae az de
radical papers are crying for the blood a Jsk
Davis vhsa 10 b caught Remembee Mra
Gias' direction, first catch your hare" JeG
Davis ID only John Brown on large scalsj
but To ssy that he deserves Browns hss b not
. stroag arsunsat In favor Of hanging him
Brown won't into Virginia, tried b raise rsvo-
luton, hilsd. and was hung; but bin dssaA did
u country no good. Davis trisd b raise .
rsvolatsa, suoosedsd fbr vhils. tbea fAilsd
bat b b hang what good WIN u % ~
essntzyi La Nm dc, HE Benedict Arnold.
h hesip laaAs, o. 20, Me Jndas. and hang
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
THE ALABAMA RAIDS.

ReS>l Accounts or General yvilssnss xsovs.
asns on selma anA Msnsgoaery-
Heavy Cooperating Column MsvtnS
Through NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Abs~s Me-
bile-rhs Wsanaing ana Capture -
aeneral Clanten, Sc.
Augusta, April s. 1855
Western papers OF late date rsprsssnt the enemy -
moving tnroogh the interior or Alabama In large fos.
from points the Tennessee river Two divisions
neNr Mont~vello commanded by McCook
The enemy In force Tuscaioc~s.
SIX thousand from Tuscumbis divided n Jaspcr-one
column went 10 Tw~socvs and the other towards MoO
tsveo. hcCook's rommssd Eiysoa Tucsdny,
hxrrh 2s He had large wagon train and artillery. He
Sarssd the village ii El,on and Ned Mountain Iron
Works The encmy have tapped the telegraph line st
unknown points and despatched 70 southern oshces.
General CiAuson dispatched his wife, harcss. thai
be- voandcd seriously, and left BY the enemy beicw
Pollard p~roled by the Yankees report ss Bsrssss
the 5th of Arril
The C7c~ios u The nth ssziss THAI two columns Of
Yankees are advancing Columbus, Mississippi One
from Hunts, lille had reached points thirty-a,e miles
abcv. Cc,umbus Another started IRON Memphis, four
thousand strung we'll provided with park mules ana
vel, mounted In the vicinity Of Pon,osoc, Miss
The steamers Gertrude ed Nsichex collided ~ he
mouth Of Spanish river, near hcssls a. midnight Fri.
ds,, nsrch 81 The Gcrtruds sunk In few mnuses
Cargo valued 81 miioas and prov soss
which belonged whs hsd purchased supply
themselves for the siege OF Mobtle, total oes rhe
Matches 10 uninjured.
Captain vernon Lock, Of the psivsseer Re,nsutsoa,
in pei soa Nassau.
BaoApwsy THEAyns-LAsr ArrxARAscs 90 Ma owus-
Mr. will appear Caleb Pummes In NE Crtckst
the Hearth, st .afire to-day, and In The regular
Performance oniaht This will bs Mr. Ovsns' iass
night and thew therefore, only two oppossu
ntsss 70 this exquisite psrsonstcn Mr. 0vess -
paysA swo hundred nights this season aud hs saeaee.
msas - been . remarkably successful oss-ths two
memorable points In bssnG his wonderfo Gslisssalou sf
sossa shagis I'D the desss psrfornas~s a ~ "a
soymakss Nose who have hnherse ssslsrseA - -
Caleb Hummer should miss the iass chance
Perssaal Inssllaasnss.
samuel Downas u the fosr survivsu of siss nsvs
lsssa, h. arrived ~ The Asos nosss inssnlss sssse1
win The lavissssos a the ooaissss saks psss
IN shs oslsssssAea - Ne ~ ~ hssAvsa -
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.
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sW
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
lEpoafD loss Of fVo N uADk
DESTRUCTION OF REBEL TRANSPORTS.
TuE CONTINUANCE OF the SIEGE,
&C., &C., &c.

Nov Orleans pApsrs Of Ne Oh Inst hsve bssa ~
ostvsd Tho N~s contains correspondence fron our
forces In oss Of Spanish Fort, Ala, 70 me S"sn eA'
and from LAkepor the 9Th inst Bsge guns ana nor
ta are mounted BY forces near Spanish Fort % -
70 almost n not qus out Oh al rebel Communication ~
land water.
rebsl transport and hospital boas have ossn
destroyed
mo Un,o. ssa-olad No - was sunk BY torpedo md
man killed
Tho Tsrs Deaa has . report Of the loss of tho United
States tin clad Rodoph, BY tho explosion Of torpedo
while participating In the attack upon Spanish Fort Tho
correspondent states that others names not gven)
were blown up in similar -Four persons were
killed upon the Rodolph and nfteen wounded.
rHn 0RAND ATTACK
upou the rebel works was 10 have commenced On the
I'd inst
The RssRz. LOSS.
Another correspondent from the same locality, ander
date OF tho LIT instant, wrtes:-
mo military situation very encouraging, although
II hes assumed tho proportions 81 . regular siege
By psiyase sdvcss not yet confirmed, the rsbs loss
nsds Spanish Fort u Ave hundred end Gfy killed an
wounded ous Of thousand Our total Lon IAN esd
mate Of two cor,s) probably We sane. Ssspsssa OF
killed small
BngaAisr General Nyshs 4 new man, b h command
q The fort.
1oS robo c0mmunt0oteoo WIN 4oot1o ID enSsfesy ~
pended.
Sssels Seventh oorps) h Investing Fert BAksiy, six
miles shove Spanish roet.
Thomas with the Fourth corps and thirty Eve thousand
cavalry In expected n tAs rear Of Mobile. Nothing
definite has received from him for several days
The Latest News.
Nsv O1LaAm, April Q, vts CAIno April IL
Adepaich To tAs New Orleans rSsss from spsaish
Fort, dstsd April s. ssys;-
furious IRE opsaed On he rebel forts hst night
from entire line. During the bombarment small
magazine In Spanish Fort exp'odsd The damage IN
known. Quiet prevailed o. the Sth.
Ds~srteu rspert fro0 eighteen thoasand ~ tweaAy
thousand troops IN and about Mobile including al IL
STATE reserves and about two thouand in spansA Fsv
The Ion outside Spanish Fors mp Tie ~ inst
amounted 70 about Ave hundred killed md wounded.
The rebel loss exceeds ours.
Adiaisat General Thomas arrived ~ New Orleans on
the morning OF the .th.
Mobile papers OF the 9th the capture of
Selma Alabama, with twenty three pieces Of artillery
and large amount vi government properly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

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iron CAisses = t1AAseA ~ ssasR = hHvsdtha
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Ave hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Psrssaa1 Inssllausnes.
samuel Downas II the fesr ssrvivsss of shs nsvs
istsa h. arrived ~ The Assos ness insssAas 10 sssssA
Win The lavissaios a The committees taks psrs
In ths cs,esrsssea - Ne sDaA ~ hssAvsa -
four ysan c<, ut b suns hAls 40 hsasev. HI hsos
y - Hdsssasu, sAmAegA sssssy, IN ~ 500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
Now York Market
nav YoRK, Janual

nav YoRK, January 6.
0oTToN-Less active and lower, at 81 20 for
PLoUR-state aud Western dull, but prices with.
out decided change; $40 l59lO 2J for Extra State:
$l2O9l1 IS for Extra Il. Ii. .. aud Sill 30l2 90 for
Trade brands, market closing quiet.
MhlshY-Quiet and decidedly lower 81 2SISd
WGEAT-Dull aud heavy, and closed 1Ga2e hat
ter; $2Zi1392 8! for Chicago Spring. s. 81 Tor Ycrv
Western 50 55. A'sN
ooRN-Qutes and steady Western 81 ssasl SO in
store or AhOAt.
;, oATsaDull and 1929 lower; Western nominal a.
PETROLEUM-Quiet but frm; Crude 5l,S52o ::
WOOL-Quiet.
PoRK-heavy aud lower; $40 T5G43 SOL for
new mess; $il 2594l rs for 1851 mess, cN:I and
regular way, closing At 81 so, cash. Is 5OQ36 for
prime and 5000 GO for prime mess. Also $50
barrels new mess for January, February and 81 iTch
sellers and buyers ptfOn, at $I39II add l. sod
barrels prime mess for February, buyers option,
at $40.
BEEF-steady and in fair demand
OUT ME ATs-Unchauged; l71<(DlSISc for shout.
deEs and 19@2Ic for hams.
BACON SIDES-Quiet.
l7c for Western. |SS
LARD-Quiet at 2OB@2i2lS $50 for choice
BuTTER-QuIet and drm; S694Sc fer Western
and 46D4S for State.
CHEESE-UnchAnRed at 1921,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
" THR R1vEa was swelling a little

B~ TIE RIVER was swelling q little
yesterday, with over seven feet water In
the channel. There is still considerable
amount of floating ice, but it has been
rOtted by the mild weather until it is COM
paratively harmless. The Eagle left yes
terday morning for Parkersburg with
good trip. The Saint Johns, which has
been lying in port for week on account
of the ice, leaves this evening for Cincin-
natl at her usual hour. Passengers or
those who have freight to ship need not
be told that there is no safer or mere re-
liable boat than the Saint Johns.
1t is predicted by steamboatmen that if
we should have rise in the river now, of
which there is every prospect, the stream
will not be closed during the winter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
Guerrillas on the Potomoc

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Msj. Andrews
who commands the guard picketiUg on he
Potomac river from the Great Fails to a..
mouth of the Monocacy, says that tn,
gperrillas who intest the banks of the river
have become very troublesome lately, and
that hardly night passes without them
nrlng upon our pickets OF making an az
tempt to cross the river at some point or
other. Monday night, while the mail car.
rler of Maj. Andrews was conveying a mai,
from the camp to Ralesville, he Was ircS
upon from the Virginia shore, and a hall
passed through his hat. On the same
night the camp of the First Delaware cav
airy was fred upon Oy bnshwhackerg on
this side of the river, who appear to be
operating with the guerrilla White by sig,
mailing TO him from the Maryland side, in
the neighborhood of Rockville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
Affairs in Savannah Since It's Occu.
nation.

NV YORK, Jan. 6th.-The Post has a
private letter from Savannah, which speaks
of the order prevailing in that city since
its occupation by our army and the conf
dence the citizens have in our protection.
A citizen, late one night, exhibited his
watch to the writer andsaid he would not
have dared to wear a watch or anything
else of value on the street at night. before
the arrival of Sherman. The writer was
also informed that Gov. Brown was about
to issue proclamation, before Hoods
movement toward Sherman's rear, calling
a convention to propose terms of peace,
but was deferred by Hoods movements
He was afraid of JEFF. Davis.
1t would appear that the destruction of
the Georgia railroad by Sherman struck a
staggering blow to Lee and Davis at Rich
mond. The Post has seen private letter
from citizen of Savannah, which states
on the authority of an officer of that road,
that it supplied Lees army up to the time
it was broken with one hundred head of
cattle per week, the cattle coming from
Florida and southern Alabama.
There is reason to believe, from inform.
alton in the possession Of residents of
Savannah, that Lee has not thirty days
rations on hand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

R@~LEAPING FROM CAR WmDow.-A
few nights ago young gentleman of this
city accompanied young lady to the Bal
ttmore Depot, to see her safely despa tched
upon journey she was undertaking. He
took a seat beside the lady in the car, but
appears to have been SO fascinated by her
conversation that he had no ears for any,
thing else. He didn't hear the whistle
blow or the bell ring, and when he was
aroused to the consciousness Of an outside
world, the train Was moving rapidly ont
of the depot. The young man raised a
window and leaped out into The darkness
like big frog. We say like a big frog.
Nnt owing to the absence of a1y very ex !.
tensive body of water where h. silt, - there
was necessarily an absence OF The musical
"ker-chug" which generally sollows the
disappearance of the plumele., bird spo.
ken of, The young man rec.iged no per
sonal injury, but his feelings we're some.
what lacerated, owing to the unidentified
position in which he was las. Observed nv
his lady friend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

ES~NEw IWPRovEMENTs.- ong the
new improvements lately mad II the city,
of which no public notice yet been
taken, are the two new store c ns erect
ed on the east eide of Main st q near the
corner of John, by Messrs. v. Miller
and John Reid. They are eac 'inety.six
feet deep and twenty-five feet Fide, three
stories high with iron fronts. at of Mr.
Reid has been rented for q tsensware
store and that of Mr.. Miller is to g employ
ed as foundry or for the storage of cast
Jugs. These two buildings like those
nearly opposite recently built by Pryor
aud Frost, add greatly to the appear
anCe of that part OF the city. We learn
that it is the intention of Mr.. Miller to
remove the old foundry buildings on
the corner of John and Main streets and
mtdiateIy adjoining the new buildings,
and erect a new and more substantial one
in its stead.
If some enterprising gentleman would
sweep away the old buildings that have
been standing out of the memory of man,
on the east side of Main street below
Quincy, and put up new ones he would be
entitled to the gratitude, not only of the
scores of people who are hunting for store
rooms, but the whole community at large.
The frowning, diugy old house that has
been standing, or rather topling upon the
upper corner of Main and Uaion streets,
west side, ever since Adam was boy, has
recently been made to look like new
building by Mr.. j. B. Sheppard, who has
added an additional story, put in new
front, and greatly improved the establish.
ment.
Mr.. Augustus Pollock's new notion house,
is now almost complete and lie very credit.
able to the enterprise of that gentleman
1t is the finest looking and every way the
most attractive house in the city, and is
therefore generally observed ornament to
the portion of the city in which it is To-
Gated.
The building on Monroe street, recently
purchased from Mr.. Hornbrook by the First
National Bank, has recently reCeiveda new
iron front, and the old structure has been
converted into a new and commodtous
building admirably adapted to tho use to
which it is to be pat. The interior has
been we'll arranged for banking house,
new and impregnable vaults have been
erected and nothing that expense and mod
ern skill could do, has been left undone to
make it FIRST class establishment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

ExEoUT1oN STAYED. 1T +, erac,,ior
of the three men who WereAto have bson
hanged at Parkersburg yessestAv for The
murder of Mr.. Deems, has bsea s,aved va
understand, on supersedtss granted Nv
Judge Berkshire, on the gro Il. If ,llss.l;
ty in the trial, for the real !, mat i. too.
place after the regular terri i Cont bad
expired.
As we understand this Il brine the
case at once before the Sup !, oonrt of
appeals which will CONNIE Its regular
term in this city next weel TSs erpn-
meut and decision there wi, 70 invoIo.
the merits of the question fr,,. or the
absence of it in the culprits, q, ,,iIl ,a,.to
solely to the legality of the ,iAl and CON
victiOn by the Circuit Co =, - Wa
county. If the Supreme 90 r,Yo1 A. ~
eide the trial to have been ILL s,l ,baoaso
will be sent back to the oou ! ,aw Gass
a new trial ordered. If its lie alt. ~ 90 s,.1
frmed, new day for the exc .ao 1,mS.
appointed. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
LaughIin's Expectorant Syrup,

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Dthoulty Of Breathing is relieved by the
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Children can use without fear the
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Asthma, Bronchitis and General Irration OF the
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

TIA Physiological View of Mar.
Se:-oontaining nearly 800 pages and 1870 Pine
tlateS and EngraVings Of the Anatomy of the Hu.
Treatise on Early Errors, its DeplorsbIe donse-
9uence9 upon the mind and Body, with the Author's
ran otTreatment-the only rational and sucoeSsfuI
truthful adviser to the married, and those com
tempattng marriage, who entertain doubts Of their
physical condition Sent tree Of postage to ony
ADDRESS, on receipt Of % cents, in stamps or postal
currency, by addressing Dr. La OROIX, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. -
The author may be consulted upon any of the
diseases upon which his book treats either srso,S
ally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part Of
the world. Oct1S-Smdkw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

"YEsTERDAY morning young Ger
man, recently from the Fatherland, in
crossing the Market street Suspension
bridge, lost his hat overheard. The tile
lodged upon the ice in Wheeling creek,
and the German ventured out to recover
his properly. he approached the hat very
cautiously, but the ice having been soften
ed by the recent mild weather, gave way
and let him down into the water. The
man chung like death to large piece of
ice, and, by good management, succeeded
in reaching the shore, dripping with water
from head to foot, aud blowing like por-
poise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
SEWING MACHINE.
Ft0m TIE ',1adys 1sstoon Of N.,a,. Ro,, ;,

FRO" The gladys Lezfeon Of Needle Work."
Even the successful laying of the Atlantic rels.
graph, the greatest achievement of the age If 40.
OOmpliDhed does not, to our mind carry with IT 80
much assurance of social improvement as the mi.
versatility of the Sewing Machine, which affecting
the comfort of women In every class of society, al
tering beyond recognition the situation of the acu,
al tOler, ameliOratiDg that of the less pitied but
not less pitiable household drudge The ,Ott. whose
limited income cOmpels her to perform all the nee
die work herself, and vhO hitherto, has been Oocu.
pied necessarily in the dreary mechanical toll to
the total neglect of all those accomplishments and
charms by which, it may be, she won the heart of
her husband-by the exercise of which she might
concentrate the affection of her Ohildren-bears
with it a promise of social amenities, of domestic
joys, the full results of which, pea of woman, or
even tongue of an angel, could hardly describe.
The reverse Of the picture is the homo where the
wife is merely sort of upper servant, with the
privilege Of sitting in the drawing room, when she
can find time to do 50. We all know the elects
Well may we hail with joy that great LiberatOr of
our sex-the Wheeler and Wilson Family Sewing
Machine
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

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