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TO FEMALES.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted with
disease, weakness Of the back and limbs pain in
the head, dmness Of sight, loss of muscular pow
er palpitation of the heart irritabilty, nervous
ness. extreme urinary difficulties deraHgenent of
digestive functions. general debility, vagiaites, all
diseases of the womb, hy>teria sterllity, and all
other diseases peculiar to females, they should 60
write at once to the celebrated female doctor,
W. X. Doher.y. at his Medical Institute and con-
suit him about their troubles and disease. The
Doctor is effecting more cures thsa any other Phy-
sican in the State Of California. Let false deli
cacy prevent you, but apply Immediately and save
Yourself from painful suiierngs and premature
death. All MaIued Ladies, whose health vr other
circumstances prevent an increase IN their families
should write or call at DR.. ". x. Doherty's Medi-
cal Institute, and the will receive every possible
relief and help. The Doctors Offices are so arrang
ed that he can be consulted without fear Of obser-
vation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing in any part of the State. how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
vice of DR.. Doherty on their respective cases, and
who think proper TO submit written statement of
such, in preference to holding personal inter
view. respectfully assured that their communi-
cations will be held most sacred. Dir. Doherty
takes this opportunity of observing, that all letters
only opened and replied to by himself. and tn c
latter promptly possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described. and
the usual fee of ten dollars enclosed, by express
or in registered letter. personal communication
will be superseded, as Instructions for diet, regi-
men and the general treatment of the cases itself
(including the remedies), viii be forwarded with
out delay. and in such manner as to convey no
idea of the purport OF the letter or parcel trans
mtted.
Consultation at the Office freely letter, $40.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
". h. .DOHER1Y. NJ. D..
3m-u33 San Francisco, Cal.
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"WHo was David's grandmother ;"
asked teacher of Sunday-school
scholar. "A woman, sir" replied the
bow.
The weekly union record., 1865-08-12

AN honest man lives not to the world.
but to his own conscience.
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MEDICAL.
QUICK CURES
And Small Charges!
The Electr0pathic Institute.
eis WASHINGTON STREET,
San Francisco

Established February. 1850. hy sn Association OF
Scientific Gentlemen. for the Cure Of Dis
eases and the Suppression of
QVacServ.
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Of Mining Companies, Farmers, Hotel keepers,
Painters etc, and
ALI Those Interested,
In buying good articles at lowest market rates, to
their full stock of everything in the way OF
White Lead Colors of all Kinds.
In Oil and Water.
Oils of ali Kinds.
Kerosene Stone Paint.
Iarniskes,
H1indo,r Glass, all Sizes,
And cut to order.
Also. large stock of Fancy Articles and PER
FUMERIES, many styles of the latter goods be-
ing imported by ourselves, and not to be had
elsewhere.
Quarts Glasses,
Hydrometer,
Crucibies,
Test Tubes,
India Rubber Forks,
for BaIuse.
Buttle, Demiohn,
-ind Pie Fruit Casks.
Feather busters.
Chamois Skins.
Domestic Dyes,
Al Colors, and ITGrrGnfed.
Quicksilver, in any Quantity
We shall at all times be happy to see our friends
from Butte and Plumas counties, and TO show them
through our stock.
CHITTLE & C0ULT,
29D street, and 80 Maiden Lane,
Next the New Theatre. Marysyille.
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TNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NO
Il TICE is-herehy given that the firm of J. W.
Jacobson & Co, doing business at Pence's Ranch,
Butte county State of California, is hereby dissol
we'd. We the undersigned viii pay no debts or
obligations contract ed in the said name Of J. W.
jacobson & Co from this date
NJ. PENCE,
G. G. MARQUIS.
Il. FAIRBANKS
Fences Ranch, July p, 1856.
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FOR SALE CHEAP !!
4 No. l SaIamander Safe.
Large size, Boston Make.
GEO. c. PERKINS.
Oroville, May 20, 1866.
Butte Table Mountain CONSOLE
dated Mining Co.

Located at Cherokee Fiat, Butte Co. Cal.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing of the stockholders of the above company
wi be holden on Monday. the 2lst day of August.
1865, between the hours Of , and ?. NJ, sf the
Co.'S Office (Messrs. Cotton & Darrach's Drug
Store) tor the purpose of eecting Trustees for the
ensuing year and the transaction of such business
as legiiimately may come before the meeting.
CHAS. WALDEYER, SIC.
Oruville August 5th. ls65.
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r INVITE THE ATTENTION OF PHYSI
Il clans in the counties of Butte, Sutter, Plumas.
and Sierra, TO their large and select stock of
Drugs, Chemicals and Pharmacetical Prepara-
tions embracing every new chemical and remedial
agent as fast as introduced to notice.
They are receiving accessions TO their stock
constantly from the East, and prepared to fill
all orders from physicians and druggists al as low
rates as the quality of article can be bought
for at any reliable house in the State.
In addition TO their stock Of goods proper to the
Drug Business and which for purity and pharma
cetieal correctness they guarantee in every case,
they would call the
The weekly union record., 1865-08-12
To the Sick
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINES!
Thirteenth Year In San Francisco.
PIONEER WATER CURE!
AND
CDR. Bourne's Baths -
FoR THE CURE OF

Perfect Cures Guaranteed, according to Agroe
nent in all cases.
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Wool Bags

GEO. c. PERKINS.
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Forsale
, 1865-04-18
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1865

ISHrtn: That eopy Of these resolution. hs
communicated to the President Of the, United
Saies; =, e.; md aiso that copy be- communicated to
psesS1on OF synpathy in her great bereavement
tslGned} 8. FOSTER, Cha1rm1n.
"caas Wn arrangements Tor the Funcrai:
AEADqR's. Wan DErARTxEHrkDaT.
r.. dEss. OFFICE, Washing ton, April II.
me following order. OF arrangements ls di-
ORDER or rRooEss1ox.
Funeral Escort in Colsmn Of March. One Rcgi-
sattalion q Marines. GTss' TTo Rsstments q ae 81
Commander of 1tsstsf; he Site and Staff
,. Army; il &c order named.
s?s Il sEP; SesP; ossr, oHisz I'd d Ar
h1 In Uniform, With s1de:oruss.
-: c1fIu PROCESSION. %.
Marshal. 49,
Clergy IN Attendanse.
Surgeon General OF the United States and Physi-
- clans to The DECEASED. ''''1 . 4''.
hearse--tall bearers On ths part II tie
Eouse Of Representatives.
LrMr.
Lieut.. Gen. U. S. Grant Mat. Gen H. W. uatlee1.
Breyet big. Gen. ". A. Nichols,
KAyF.
Vice Admiral D. g.. Farrsgu., Rear Admiral ",
B. shubr:rk, co1 J.: seeslcr. Ut the
1"aA'AV So4pss
CIVILIANS.
O. Il. Browning, George lAshmun, Thotuas Cor
VIE, Simon Cameron.
Family.
The Delegations Of the stntes Of Illinois and
Kentucky as Hourncss.
Cops and EI.Presideants. is 0'p'0'' '1'
The Chief Justice ana Associate Justices Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States,
The uouse OF Representatives Of the limited
States, preceded by is otllcers:
Tie Goyrrnors Of the Bsyeral States and Terri
Legislatures Of ,he seiss sistcs and Territories.
7he Formal Judiciary and tho Judiciary Of the
States and 1.eErttosies
and the assistant Postmaster Conceal, aud
oa Assistant Attorney General
The member and officers Of The: Sanitary and
Christian Commissions.
Corporate authorities Of Washington and other
cities. -
Delegations OF tic States." !
,r ire clergy OF the v'-.o1t denominations.
The G1erks OF tie several departments and bust.
Such soeIeties as nj may wisa to- i io,n the % nroces.
Zion. citizens and strangefa.
The troops deatgnatrd t. form the escort will
o. ~
wednesday, the 18th inst, with the left reatins
Fifteenth street The process sion will move pre-
On the conclusion OF the religious ecry1cee at
lhe Executive mansion, sppointed to com
mcuce 1t T. O'Clock, minute guns will b.
Church, the City Hall. and at the C1plrsf At the
aamn hour the bells Of the churches IN WHshlng. |
On, Georgetown Bpd Alexandra will he tolied.
At sunrise on wednesday til. nineteenth (19)
nstant. a federal ss1nta will be fred from the |
military station in the vicinity Of Washington, |
minute guns between the 10 ours Of II md 5 |
oclock, and natlopaf salute ut the setting OF the
sun.
The usual badge will be worn on the left arm
and cr the h,1t Of the sword. |
Ey nElvr Of the Secretary OF war, |
(9IEDea) ". a. E1cuots, A, A. G,
, 1865-04-18

Especial Correspondence Chicago TEibune.1
+. OTTAWA, April y, 1865.
The Court decided motions as follows: No. 81
Motion to strike pleas and affidavit from fle
oyerruled; No: nl-Motion to set aside dismfssaI
otwrit of error allowed On showing cause By 2tth
inst, aud aiicg sureties; No. 115-Motion to set
aside continuance ove1ruled; No. aoa-Notton for
eertiorari allowed; No. aaa-Mottou to pat
cause On hearing on the docket allowed u sno-
mltted on written OF printed nrg1meuts; No: az
Sunsrsfdeas allowed; No. 175-Leave to join In
error granted; No. 17s-Saue order.
The following c1ses were submitted: no. 93-
By both parties; No. @-By plalnnffs; No. 70--
By plaintiffs.
contsnned fnr want Of sti fa No. 4 stricken from
she docket; Nos :. g. continued; 70. 3, motion
Tor superssdtas entered By plaintiff, and acanse
II contipned; No d. submitted BY defendants on
brlefs, etc, s1eusd BY Campbell for plaintiffs and
To- To.morrows cau includes Nos. II, Is, 10. 70, q.
o. Is 81, Is, 80.
, 1865-04-18

NEW YonK, April 11.-1nforrnatton has just
heen received that Sherman and Johnston are ne-
entisttn9 for the 1atser's surrender,
Ihe toses Washington special eays there had been
no nGhnng between h.: forces OF Sherman and
Johns1on, and IT was helieved at Sherman's
headquarters that the SURRENDER Of Johnston'e
efmy would t.ke place Inst Friday.
WAsuINoToN, April T.-luformaitou has been
rccelycd by the Government from Gen. Sherman
that be WIS in communication With Johnston
With view to the surrender Of the hitter. Gen.
Snt tn1n would ctIeT the same terms that Grant
d.d to oca, Lee, and 1t was supposed 1t would be
, 1865-04-18

MarlFtrate Of the nation. the President of hi
Cnitct Etztcs. Abranom Lneotr, has fallen VI.
tim to rchtliious hate under the rescngefnl sloA
Of an ssestetn. BE has fallen at time when bis
great 9ralites Of hum.niy were 20 hopefully IN
70 stain Of y7ndc:ire nature upon his son1, with
sr, ut beart Of generous Fympath1es and hroad
hum.ntties, his unHmely fail hss bowed nations
ht I'D in mourning. On "Wednesday, the nJnc-
tceEth 1pstant, Ut the lonr Of twelve o'clock, the
hour Of the funeral, let every church bell be toed
throughout the Conmon~ealth. End on that DAY
let ail butinces be Suspended and all businese
tputes closed, aud the public otlicea closed aud
gI up. d in mourning. Tue citizens o. kentucky
{ inv okt to pay tnat hoaa:e to thc aatfohal
Governor of keulucky,
, 1865-04-18
The whole Cabinet Enbraced in t1,e
s1nAp1FacJ-AAtoUn Deyrlo3,
nrn1x to Come-ntr. Lfncofnss Feel.
tnGs ton nFdR the lsfbelS- Ills CoR1tis

4ne Wa0te 1aDifet En1bface4 In til.
.on.piracJ-Aatoundln= Develop
!nrntx to Come-n ntr. Ldticoin's Feel.
tngs toa aFds the fsfbels- IEis Conf.
strnce in MIR. 5ohnson- -
VAturkG7oN, Ap. II 1.-THE National Lteut
1f5a-er eays: " We tan state ur ths highest al
thor;ty that 1t has been ascerta'red that there .s
arteallar conspiracy 70 as:asslnatc erery member
of fthe Lablnef, together with the Vice President
B:oth, Il fs sid & nj his cazd tethe Vice Prcsi
dent a the hn1cl, but Mr. johnson could no. con.
veniently see him. Tho names Of the several ap.
reinted afsaaslns are. Wc understand, known and
alter the present Investigation ire ccnclndeu ucd
Ertli.led, the public VII b. hstoalsllc3 at The
@ aese'eI mente: From motives Of prh1c interest,
~c reffa:n ffop mentioning many that reach Us,
"a member of the Cae1npt remarked, on the
Day after the murder Of Nr. Linc0In,. thrt he
rebels had lost their b St frinl-that ar: Ln"ola
warmly Ut every Cabinet Meeting, couuealed
1ofbear9Dte. klncness ana ntscy towar:ls these
The LattA7gtneer also cont=hs the following:
We uDdets1ard. from authority which NC deem
uEquestfonablf that few days ago, after tn,ar-
view between the late Chief aiag1:trate and tho
Izekent oney Mr. lincoln expressed himself szatt-
ned WITH their CONCURRENT siewe, AID that he
placed implicit confidence IN the then Vice fress
Great Indignation in New YorR-A
: Man Thrown 9yer boar4-Four A3eu
Sent 70 The Penttenunry L Isehc.
NEW YonK, April IA man vas thrown from,
Brooklyn for1y bost into the river for dlsloy1l'
l1nEuaG-- uis life vas saved by passing boat.
E8OntnT.
snd Pete1 Drittun. the hitter treasurer Of thea.
ter, were today each sentenced to ak months il.
Tho pen,tentiary for utter1ng trea.onoble scrti.
menfs.
Last evening squad Of patriotic young mon
visited tho Leuse Of A1s. John Tyler, WIDOW Of
Ez-prestdcnt Tyler, On Staten Island, demanded
hid ohtnlncd rebel dag which hss long been
hanging prominently IN her parlor. Ex.Mayor
1eWit, ol Savannah, q violent febel, was present,
Tut Kept quiet. The parlo1 Of 4re Tyler is Tie
place where &ecetE1oElnis hare often met during
the war, and was the headquarters Of rebel sew
lug soc1ety. The flag was sent to General DIX.
Seyera! eccess1onisls are reported to have been p.
beaten By inIuriated Unionists on hearing the
5winl comments on the assassination made by
these aends. 80.
An Il chamuatoy pfa card wespo.ted around the
city 'his morning. concluding with "Death to
Ialtofa," The untos. one and andivlsible,"
Eoothsa Movements Before the mur,
der-T1f. Stnruln- t.nD tiur NJ r. - s4H
Hei-Ser. St1T1rfi3e 4sxrsssn-
NJ yonE 49,, 1Enf ~ ,,'oran.,+, of
p.n AonAt nHin Af:-o4 tuc MVEeMents 81
noota 5a..; On ;friaos, SeW !otk AtfaA
n ~ an rs,'ed ,t n" a,' ~ ~ n,1si
.AAE Nv A43 AH"e'1A4
, 1865-04-18

Heparntlon for F1fiDE upon tho Mt
nEArA-fAe Pirate bhelinnuonh-4A
Futile Tlfent-iInrkets.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE steamship City Of
Baltimore, from Liverpool 5sh and Queenstown
dn. late..
LATKsT-vla QUEENSTOWN AND L1vERPooI, April
6tb.--Hadr1d papers etste that tho Portuguese
Government haE acctded to the American M MIS-
ter's demand for the removal Of the commander OF
Fors Belein, for firing on the NIAGARA. alter the
Federal commander had s1gnallod him thai he ul-
The pirate Shenzuco WIS still at Melbourne
On February 23d. Captain Waddel threatens to
report tn Rtch1ntnd the coadnct Of tho Australian
supplies.
NAnKa19.
I17rRroo1- Ap1il8-cot1oa- Sales today, 900
bales. Market dull, and little inquiry. Prices
weak. Manchester mlrkrttat Bfeadstufr. quiet
ami rteady. Provisions duh. Plouuca steady. =
LONDON. April 0-con:o.s closed at S0} G90s for
money Illinois Central shares, Gl; Erie, 3.g13s;
u, s. 6-S9s, IS,
, 1865-04-18

Of khe Governor Of
Wisconsin,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsihuue.1

aAO1bQNs AFIA
The Governor isfued his proclamation to-day,
paying touching tribute to President Lfucoln's
memoEy. snd expressing the eorrow Of the people
.,ti Mtissonstn and their sympathy with the Prcsl-
defent md mant,; T .ne re- 5enfMea @ lon %
rowSr r'ns ana authority Of The Gove1nmcnt. The
pt.G'amanon concludes rs follows:
eeased ibe, 1t az mark Of respect to the de-
a. q. paanns oandtns. he clad in MOURNING. md
a, tnst GarinG fhat time The people OF thIs statr
of this SD and unforeseen event, d. heeebY mvd
aly and Change my pfoelsnatlon oE The 1eth tnst
he observed na dny Of ting and nrnvnr snai,,
commemorating. By suttabte ceremou1es md a..
Mpnst1atfonR, the memory OF our late Ch.ef M.
let-stc.
at fs ordered thst appropriate military bono,a
g p.id to Il memory Of the de :eascd."
There ts general disposition here to render
cordial and hearty e1ppo.t to psesl1cnt JphnFnn
and nd hia Administration lg every possible way.
, 1865-04-18

1Sp1AxAro11s, April 17.-dov. Morton leagcs In
the morning for y ashington. Ills suppoaed that
he will visit sherman's army before returning.
ltis rnder. t,od that Benjamin sn'grove, Of this
cit7 formerly editor OF the Jouraot, has been Up
pointed Consul to Lelps1c-
, 1865-04-18

NEwYonK, April 17-By the steamer from III
vr-a, VIC lecrn the Steamer Eneie brought In the
new3 Of tho fall Of Richmond, hsr S Sea.,e myan3
I.oro CaaEo she fired thirteen guns. Union mcn
t;oiccd exceedingly and rebels locked gloomy.
A e1ce7sionIst uamtd Conner had been sen-
fenced to ten years lmprls comment for drawing
p.ytf On cqachne en- In IN alteration.
Yellow lever and Bmail po1 appeared In Ia
vaBa.
Moflit has been imprisoned in Moro Castle.
The Little Hattie, without clearance papers,
tried 10 run out on the 5sh, bnt WIS forced to re-
cd the same day with c7tton.
Passports are required 10 be shown by every
body going to the United Statcs.
Exchange about 35d.
Suuar has fallena little.
, 1865-04-18

hosTnEAI. April 17.-0n Saturday the flace on
the curt House. City Hail, Custom Hou~e. aud
9'hsr pqo,S m IN tRhuild'ngs were d,spla,ed At half
~ their PRAYERS referred particularly to tho assss
TN Of The President and Expressed their det. SD.
.,on =. Gf he crime anion prayer meeting Of al
held to-n:ght ct the Wesleyan Chapel to EXPRESS
E!tnpatby with the people or the United States.
Throughout Canada there Ii but one feeling. OF
horror, Ut the crime, and the wsrmcst sympathy
, 1865-04-18

pA1r1uonE, April 17.-Chas. c. Fulton, Of tie
Ame, icon, has tnst arrived from Charleston and
sav~nuab. At the lattsr @ Slace he ieasnsd that On
At Hayara. he learned from q bank officer thar
id: Davis had on lepos,t, In one Of the banks
there, $4,000 In gold.
, 1865-04-18

NEw YORK, April 17-Testerday morning a f1ro
broke out In the extensive cooyera9e Of 4.
I, Briggs, CD Wa er street, which was DESTROYED.
together With four bondcr warehou ca md iReff
contents, and a lumber yard, owred by j. Dur
yca. The warehouses we're owned By Mr. Rriers
ard kent by Mr.. Dennisou. tbs total loss is
~ tifnated at &, ,Ec0,nf.
, 1865-04-18

pnc,1rsrrR. anril 17.-The Mayor q this city
h,a recc,vcd n telegram from Gen. Peck, COM
apd,pr MAJ nv Yo,E stating bad
reached him hat an organized b4ud Vi ~ msa
were in Carleton, Canada, prepared 70 mAke raid
On Rothesttr aud 0gdepsbnrS.
, 1865-04-18
IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.

Every man who was voter at the Pfesi-
dcntial election last fall, and has not changed
hls residence is registered, whether lie went
before the Bond or not, and consequently is
entitled to-day t1 vote. We earnestly hone
no Union voter will neglect to depos:: bis
ballot. Those Republicans who haye bscome
voters since last fall, or who have moved ,n.o
some other precinct, and hare neglected to
get registered, are requested t. attend the
polls, where they will f1ud the NECESSARY
blank af1idavits, which will be flied aud GIN
1e sworn to without expense to the yo.c,,
There will be no delay. A few minutcs will
suffice to fill up the printed forms. Once
more VIC exhort every Republican Union
Toterto 20 to The polls and deposit bis ticket.
It would be burning shame and disgrace to
let the city 70 Copperhead by reason Of
apa,hy and ca1clessness on the part OF on.'n
men. In no other way do the 1nvlnclble
Club of K. G. C's. hope or expect to elect
their ticket
, 1865-04-18

The Name Of Scxyar1:1 Aa4assIu.
NEW YonK, Ap:l1 II Tho f,,5snt-duts srecia1
"a, s thaI the nane OF the '.4ksIn who eatersd
LIT. Stewards house IVES Thot1pcUn.
, 1865-04-18

4.o The cuat is supposed to have been worn by
ln- Il m who a,tacErd Sce7ctary Seward. a:thou:E
the weight Of The evidence indicates that 8il tho
onspfrato1s tonk the ean,e 1oute, TINT o. the
Navy Yard bEiure.
, 1865-04-18

WARRINGTON, April ia MT citing OF KentucE-
i.ns ucs held list night. Suitable action was
Ii n 10 reference TO the death Of the President.
J. . S;eWaIt l. and Coz. Shaffsr and Daucan were
apt o1ned committee to carry the arrangements
iLIQ Effect
, 1865-04-18

WAtHHc1ox, April 17-3hc members Of the
Russian Legation, md hare dcc1ced to JON In ali
t-e outward Dr. 1uunstrat'ons or eorrow which have
been determined nrou b. the authorities and ths
E1As4Fn4-
, 1865-04-18

Eosros, April 17.-;ov. Andrew delivered d
Rl* etal message to the Legislature this afternoon
on tt = NATIONAL bereavement, snd appropriate re-
eo11 stons we're adopted By both branches. The
Governor. accompanied By special committee
appointed BY the Legislature will attend the fu-
city government today adopted resolutions and
Aitoauteu cummltte 10 be present at the funeral.
Abe tub1ic meeting in Faueutl Hall WIS presided
cscs fy Mayor lincoln. 1t wns au immense gath
er hg Of me people. Among the resolutions
adopted vss fhe following:
AttGft.d, Thai VIC cow and here ayow the de-
termfnstt OIL this solemn occaF1Un to prcscrre
lit Union ot our fathers, 10 maintain the Coasu-
'ulicn Of the United States, to enforce The !aws
cf the country. to remove every sestIse Of barba-
rsEm from our borders, 10 the end that personal
fiet d. NJ, enlightened civilization, pare moFaIty,
arn the sublime ,pElntip:es Of The Christian rcli-
Iton msy every rywhere prevail. To this end We do
here in this :emplc ii liberty, where our iatae.s
have for generations assembled, pledge on- lives,
cur fortunes, snl our -acred hn1ior, invoking the
s.d ED guidance OF Him In whose hands are tbs
GeftjnleS Of na'ions.
, 1865-04-18
Sec. SeEyardse osH-InforMatfon OF
The e4tINek-I1fEc RoWArds Tor the
AttAkBtuYs

WARRINGTON, April 11.-Thc deep intareet folt
Il Secretary seTasa h.s thronged his residence
fer :he first time, Of the assassination OF Presl-
dent LINCOLN, and Of the attempted assassination
Of hfusef and Of the Assistant Secretary. and, to
son.c extent, the coEdition IN which the latter
lays. Lii. Seward. Though moved with the most
III. nse SORROW acd horror at the recital Of the
awful facts, nevertheless bore It With consldesa-
20 far returned a. to eRabie him to undergo the
trying ordea1.
Every effort that inceauity can snggest IS being
e<erted by all tha proper authorities, to c,pture
Ct trace the ASS Eslne.
The Common councn have offered San,0o0 for
he arrest md conviction Of he ss3ass!ns; Ten
aEcnt o1 the Var Depar trncnt-
, 1865-04-18
FROM HAVANA.

Tow tie Fall Of Richmond xvas SEe-
ceiycd-e;enteEco OF Il Secessi0nf2t-
tsiutkuu xkuIsuer4-Ealt in Sugar,
, 1865-04-18
Navy Department OT1erx-The Ecporx
OF Toothss Capture Cnfouuded-Ar-
n 9A fn1t


NAsHM0roN. April l7.-Thc Navy Department
has issued orders for clos1pe business at a.1 the
navy yards and n2val dcpots on Wednesday, and
faf observing the day Oh bosrd of all national
yeeEels IN the United States.
The report sn11 prevails that Booth has been
arrested and Is On board Of gunbont in the Poto-
u &C The origin Of ihestory was in this w1ae: a
prominent mllitary officer came into the Navy
Ds1 artn,ent On Saturday. and eaid he had just
learned that 81 9th YVES oyertnkcn some miles out
on TIC road leading ont from Seventh street, and
.tEcd whether the Department would consent
that tie be PLACED On hoard 4 gunboat,' The reply
WI in the affirmative. Unfortunately the same
officer received later information that the report
vas net true: The military authorities have re-
ctived no information Of bis arrest
A. halfpast one O'Clock today, secretary Sev-
nrd wns represented 10 he in m Improving conoi-
t,on. though he rested rather unconfott tably last
night from mental excitement, CAUSED by conycr-
salon with friends in relation to. recent events,
n,e eon Frederick has partially recovered con.
sctoutnces. and his symptoms are othcrwise some.
what favorable.
This morning. detective Ke1'y and detail oil
patro:mcn Of The Second Ward, By order of Judge
Ohm. proceeded TO the house OF Moilie Turner,
carn.F Of ThIrtc. nth (B) and OHIO avenue, snd
arrested all The int1ates- from the mistress down
to The cook. elrot In NIL, and carried them to
the police headquarters, to bs held az Witnesses.
ThtE te the house where Boo'h epcnt much Of his
time, Ella Turner, the woman who attempted sui.
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