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MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used
over % years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plcte in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Docs
not crack or stain. Produces IuStrous black or
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price,
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my92tawly
TEE HOWE SEWING MAcH1sE COMPANY.
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ENCOUNTER WITH A PANTHER.-A young man
named Hill, of South Granville, Washington county
New DIRK, had singular encounter with a pan
iher, the other day, while hunting for squirrels
lis dog began barking at the mouth of cave, and
came out OF the opening bleeding, if having had
it out so he procured lantern and axe and re-en-
tered the cave, For fifteen feet he had to crawl
Then he was abb to stand up. He proceeded fifty
feet further, when he saw the eyes of an animal
glatlng at HIM Hill poked the gun, which the
made rush, but blow with the Ratchet finished
him. The question, then, was how to get him out
Dragging was practicable until he got to the narrow
five six to pull the captor and captive to the open
air. 1t proved, to the great astonishment of Mr.
he would rather fight rebels than undertake another
such job.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DyE!-Batchelor's Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
Observation-Disclosures and rcliable-produ-
ccs a splendid black or natural brown-remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed ". a. Batchelor. 81 Barclay street. New
YCri-
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CoLoATE's HONEY SoAr.-This celebrated Toilc
}ool,, in such universal demand. is made from The
hoicest materials, is mild and eaolieat in its nature
fragraatIy scented and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
FarGP Goods Dealers
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- FARMERS ANEs MERCHANTS
- NJ bmT0T DSNT

IT
US NATIONAL BANK,
BALTIMORE, Dec. 6, 1865.
The Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
that an election for Directors to serve the en-
suing year. will be held at the Banking House. on
TUESDAY, January 9Th, 1866, between y NJ and =
p. NJ. j. SLOAN, JR
de7-eOtJ al&dtl0Ja Cashier
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NTEw AND CHOECE Books.

NEW AND CHOICE BOOKS.
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS,
NOW READY AND FOR SALE BY ALL BOOK
SELLERS.
GIRLS OF THE BIBLE. By ?. c. ITeadley. vol,
16mo, fancy cloth. 5 illustrations Price 81 So
MOTHERS OF THE BIBLE. By Mrs s. G. Ashton.
With an Introduction by Rev. A. l.. Stone. / vol,
lGmo. fancy cloth: 5 Illustrations Price $780,
BOYS OF THE BIBLE. By Henry l.. Williams Jr
The above are sold separate, in sets in neat box
Price per set $3.50.
IEeadIcy's Boys Lives OF Modern Ameri-
CAR Heroes.
Written expressly for Boys and Young Men,
By REV. P. C. HEADLEY
Forming the most interesting Library for the young
published this season. Six volumes, 16mo. Fancy
cloth. Containing $50 pages each. Five Illustrations
i'll each volume.
CONTENTS:
/. Lieutenant General L. S. Grant.
II. General VI. I. Sherman.
III. General Philip IL. Sheridan.
". General 0. N. Mitchell.
Y. Vice Admiral D. G. Farragut
VI. Captain John Ericsson, the Inventor Of the
Monitor, etc
Each volume complete in itself To be had sepa-
rate, price $3.50; or in sets in neat box price $780,
Tip TOP" Story Books for Girls By Mrs. L. c.
Tuthill. 3 vols, l6mo. Fancy cloth. Fully illus
,t tT4 At ID NJ Price per set, $3.50.
Tip Top Story Books for Boys. By Mrs. l.. c.
Tuthill. 3 vols, l6mO Fancy cloth. Fully illus
trated. Price per set $3.50
VIM. II. APPLETON, Publisher.
delS-m&W Nos. " and 81 Grand street. n. Y.
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AtETY COMMISsIONER'S OFFICE.
- DECEMBER, 25th, 1865.
Pursuant to application notice is hereby given that
the City Commissioner and Surveyor will meet on
the North line of Conway street from Charles street
to the East line of the alley u feet wide, 100 feet
West from Charles street. JOB SMITH,
de25-lt Clerk to City Commissioner,
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FOR SALE.
JAMES STANSBURY,
de left 81 : Tro,Jr,
NATHAN HARRISON.

INN FOR SALE--The Barge J. E. SHAW,
E7SISS9 tons register, or about $50 tons burthen,
- will be sold low. Apply at once to X. Nj.
HESLEN, Northwest corner Pratt and Gay streets.
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STRANGE CoISCIDENCE.-An old friend of Gov
Corwin, and who was present on the evening when
the gifted Corwin was struck down, writes to the
Columbus Journal, in letter describing the scene,
as follows:
When at last the press about him lcssened. / sat
down by his SIDE What he happened first to say to
furnishes of those strange condolences which
help to invest our lives with tnge of the mysterious
and awful, and which makes supersttious One
of lis first utterances to startling descrip-
ton of what Tom Corwin was to be in twenty five
minutes after its utterance. 1t this; He said,
You are more bald than when saw you last the
day before sailed for Mexico, said, Yes" lie
has become historical But. then. Julius Caesar was
bald, Il said: But Caesar had fits" Then he as
sumed more serious manner and said: Twenty
years ago saw man fall in apparently unconscious
paralysis, when in the midst of excited discourse lie
was carried out by his friends in this condition. and
his first act of consciousness was to utter the words
you have just said-"Cesar had fitsr' In twenty
five inmates after. assisted in carrying Corwin out
in the precise condition he had strangely described
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FOR SALE

81 FOR SAEE-Fine Dwelling Houses. with
E#E#I all the modern improvements in the most
- desirable locations. Two Warehouses on Bal
derStQn street, one on Baltimore near Howard.
splendid store for rent Baltimore street between
Charles and South. In most eases immediate pos
session gwen. Wei secured Ground Rents for sale.
MO0RES X HESS,
oc7-1y No. s Law buildings St Paul ST.
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.M0RRIS.-At Fort McIEenry, December 2jth.
Lieut. Gouvemeur Morris. L. S. Marine Corps, son OF
2ith year of his age.
His remains will be taken to New York for inter
meut.
TAYLOR.-Suddenlv on the 25th instant, George
William Taylor, in the 2Sth year of his age
The friends Of the deceased are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral. from go East Lombard
street, at two o o'clock to-day.
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,){cue-D e(c0egtGctteN.
1 8altinore ntlb Ohto
G~;i1enbobm.

@m uub mad Sptatae, 3. 9essmter, wertsn tdBli6 stutt
3hee aiptitea Baltimore Hnb a0beelina unb SartsrSbur8,
~eepsniDte fplGt:
Der pcn3us SerlGBt Baltimore tasis6 (auseeuOnfnen
g%rnntassl nm $50 WtSreeus. Der @rprebtuS td9lt6 (tnel.
%e9ennta6Sl 10 llbr Nbfnts, unb beG Gceompfattpnip9 berlaBt
9umDetldne fir affecting ta8li& (auS8enUrhmen SOnntaD
6.45 W(prgen$.
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bnn8 NIT aaen puntten wefli@, IuNpeflt4 u. nOrbmeflia.
Der 8rfbertf NccCmpbattOn85u9 berld6t Baltimore 80
tttag6 ti9l!6 (GusBsnpni1nen Spnntd9$l. OeftiG bera
fast er BIeeertd 7.15 wte9s tisIt@ (dnseenrrnmen Spnns
taes).
Ger @ntcptts WtGs 8p8 Serldst Baltimore 8 20 unb 10 90
Diprgrns urb 80 Wadnt4 unb @gicptts Wins ut 7. 40 unt
l1,3O @crn. uub 5.26 NtnGmttta8s.
9ta@ Waihin9tpn.
@t9ar8 BON Baltimore I'M 40, 705, 845 unb $40 NPOr.
9trS Ipb 3, 6sun6 $40 Natn. Spnntd9S I'M 430 unb 8. IS
Nicroees unb 40 unb 6 gta6m, Atean8 BON QDalbtna ton
$40, 8 une lie DtprjsnS unb 3, 4. 80. 80 unb 9 Mbenos.
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1tnfrre, unb br $40, s UPcr9eniuG prt Der 3 yiadJrt. 3ug
pt gpalbsrgtpn talten ant alien Statirnen. SCr 7,05 uNb
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$50 dnb s Nlcrerns unb ter 440 Na0a. 3ug BON Wafbin9s
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RA az S 4. @a8ano. Netnt; tn ter Gambler aatipn pber an
Die Etdst OfFee.
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). W, cole, ST.. GtGet agent. t2ee;-)
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I@3 9leueS arrangement.
NDilooelpbio, 2gilmin0ton II. 8oltimcre
GileuboDn.

&n aub mad QOnnerfag l. SUM-, ~petEaft" BITE 5dse "a
pTeiitentar. Aeprt pe fol6t:
Ser gpa8n8 lar philadelphia uab 3pii4sofationen I'm
SIS MprgenE.
@rprts5u8 nur fir IsG DDrt, go @prstns.
@rptef3a8 fit 9btlaetlpgta unb |ep gCrt, Ito gtd6n.
gDfSu} fir philadelphia u. 3ptfaenfdttpnen 4.25 ytdfm
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NbsNbS.
grprsBJr9 fir gbtlateIp6ia unb gtw gOrf, e25 a5enbs.
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Gn pnntoGent
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@osrbs.
dar Salisbury una 8wif3tnpuntte an tsr Delaware Gaen
9.25 Atenns, Nnt fWt DeScr, Del, 10 Na&rn.
(6pf-l Wm. 6taw fprh, Agent.
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Mpntdgue SrOS+,
Seuers@ erIiherungssAgente
SO GecUnrRr., Baltimore.
&eenten fur bttfpIsenten Seutt- DtrH&truugs @prapas-
nteeH l. GlGGe;
metropolitan SnIurGnce @p., 9lew DUrf,
@runbiapItaI unh Sbtte. $1,700,O00
SnternetipnGI SnE Co., Ng.,
GrunbfapttaI unbObIie. 1,25O,OOo
Mbrtatie Sire 9ninrarCe Co.,
@tunbfaptsaI 100000
ReToIute Sire SuIurance g.,
@runtfnpttaI 100000
gerIufe wtrten prompt besutaGttt unb ptnetresnt eint
1eraSeerung tn unferer Office besabIt.
Blr Dplt6em unb Stempelfetne BereGnuneI
@erfrnen, wel6e tn Der MtetrppDlitGn pber &eiplntt Gp.
StrF&trn IaEen, Gnt ~ ttner Dtptosnbe SOn benz 1ewtnn
bere ,reI6e Thpn n%handrtal 80 prpi. betrua, Dhnt bag
Re bic ~etrateen BerIuft Der gprap .be6en 3ut eIfen brnu6en.
Dtmtf9e- Str ais &tfeten3ent
@Gtl Il Mr. gbds SpilTer y Or.
@teanann, 9tnrt&s& 90. SaeOb Seteer.
s., &. HrGRnS h 60. l~naGt2Stl
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5pl9erber Winter. 6abrpIan
ttitt mi. ST On to 4, 20. pc. 1865, In Strait.
Ab8an8 n~GrbttGer 3 Ii c bon Baltimore.
Ocrter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So. ............7.20 frib
por5a9
S6teu5p8 (Sdf Etre) W1drt
partipifr NtcpnptattOrSSI9 20. ,.........12,30
J0rief Nccpipcattchsju8 Wb. 3 ........ 80. $3.50 -
gartteier & Np. 3......... 80
ptitstur8 &rte S@neD5u9 ............... 100 Mbenbt
FVtts0Irl eltnttd SQnelSn8
Ahtunf It tabtt6er 3 Ii &c in Baltimore.
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S. VI. Dubarrb, @en, Superinttnbent.
t2Jnrol Z. g. Opun9, Gen. @aHaaier- y gent.
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bEder GDmpd lNte" berfi@ert
3u@e uH6 @irtn!lre init aaer etf3tterli63u &u5funfi
wrr"ea igrda8 b~srabreid)t In ZEN
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Dic Marbl0ub
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
no., 9;S1Cinsore
Snbd6er BON UerI II ssS6etnen baben
4ntbeil am @eminn.
Wierri9fe Stdteit
oph Den befsn SompdSnieiI'
Der Charter btefer Gonpaante erfcrbert Elm Reppft Spr
ntdt lpentoer ais 500 600 beim G~tlats=S in or.
Ter Glaiie 6tderbeitspaptereu ~btite6enb, a8 @areutie fit
sbrltde 9dat!unBs petie mtG ben i~S}ntabern Son Ber1Ge.
rrn9s Ibftnen.
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Sa6ren rnS FTr ,p6d cf5Srr rtht berfa 9Ecrs Iteine ors'
s"oeban. = - : " "@' S@S'"e ivy
Dsseiei6er Shcine fir Nuqasuprn. idbrIiMs ginronnen ,e.
-
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nIniOn HeCer G5erf3erumgS> @efen
Tc3aft SOu Baltimore.
OteTs Gsftai6Gft ID nunaebr bcrett, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Or 5tabt- rnb ednb6eEbttum ent8essntunebmen. Ste Office
efuhet I'D Np. 40 SeSpnbfrast. nuf Der Ngrtiette.
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inn. GbsSnut, BON gpnt. GteSuut * CT.
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Samss . Spear, bon 9ctr. Spear.
Sr5n Surnbul it., EeppiGbdntIes 8aIttmprtar
(soet ~ SttS spear Setr
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GgbaS SSS. 9DrD,
Gabrtfant nm getFdI fer I'm @r.pBen
tDn
0clYuourcn, 8elet, Silritert, StrifuCrF,
ScrbtD1nret &c. &C.,
unb SutpUrteuet tpn
fransDff@en, 6eutiben umO ensIii6en @alons
teriesW ooren.
30. IS NAB 90 EB. 2UsnbaeSar,, gSaItinufe,
.0M-sGatnID8e Gtrben auf @erInnasa pEr, @Da su0eI6ji6t
(1fun ~
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Sic MSofbin0tOn
Sener : SerIi6erung8 0eieal1nft
BON 8aItimpre.
Ep 81 South Str Iber Der brttten gtdttrnat'Bdnt.

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We. a5O EseN asaItimore str.
Oable's @iaro Marniaetnriug Gonap.
@rlte 3rdmie BON Wtarplano SnItitut erbolten
in 1861.

srlaubt fd tes 6ee6rte publttunt aut tbt wstinfpftsrtes 50
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etne dnoert 5abrif Sebfs SnfirlmeRt airb fur 5 Sabrt
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rsparirt. 6tiBmun8en yeraen FGnftitdl bfiOr9t
Waaren sQager: Norboit@@de pm Gutau ulr
Sopette Str,
tsItIS) BaIttmDre, Wfb.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Der aRcciirten 6%euermann8 Berltdermt8s8es
IeQiaaft BON Baltimore.
Rp. 4. Srutbfr, e~eseuGber benz Sun.@eb6Hbt.
SIN Setra@tb Der eriUlerei@en Gbdtietest beS Danny Jeuet-
feaeu MIR Urn test an gum ~tintaeren pretIe
neue ppltCen aus unt erneuern aud Bite alien su ben btlte-
Ren Staten. Mue Dtsienteen, pel6e 9Gu1er Rt5teln ptsr
iCnftae gBertbeesen f6npe fir eth Ober feben Sabre Al Der,
H6ern wanl@en, perben biermtt etneelaben, I'D bic Qtfe
unGerer berabes febten Drdmien an Sufeben.
Gue @erluae perben pte btster prompt unb liberal aus
be;ablt. Spbn &. Wppre, Yr6f.
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Hdq'rs Armies of THE g. g.,
'-tt''''" 'f"Ae t1rH FgDRUABY, 1868.

GENERAL ORDERS 4 ~" 'fsH. "a ti%H3a IS
..,'st No, 8.5Ati JkC&F'l @tA s!Ufa qNia !,
n ME discipline and efficiency of the army
L. have been greatly impaired by men
leaving their proper commands TO join
others, in which they find seryicemoreagree-
able WE''
This practice almost as iajurious in its
Consequences as the crime Of deseftion by
the Articles of War, exposes the offender to
a similar punishment. and subjects the off :,
Ger @ Eeoeiviins ring him him to dismissal from the
Ii is therefore declared that tho provisions
ofGeneral Orders No.s2, of this date. from
army headquarters, apply to such men as
have left their proper commands and joined
Others without being regularly transferred.
They viii receive the pardon promised In
thatorder upon complying with lis icondi-.
tions, or suffer the consequences, attached
70 negleetipg II. %. .,,gt ,.a,.s1 4 3
The names Of such absentees will be
forthwith reported TO these headqiiarters by
The officers With whom thoy are serving, and
immediate measures taken to return them TO
itheirproper commanls,l ases,y4,5u,5 IS
As soon as practicable an inspection will
be made, and charges will be preferred
against those who neglect TO enforce this
order. Htbfs{ Z -
mchl2365 r.. E. LEE, General, "
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paid. -. !. lapf 1896
Niless Tsegisteer Revivea,
'RoSPECTUS OF THE CoUNTRYsfAS

MILES, REGISTER, the. most useful
In journal ever issued in america, has
been revived il the publication Of The
[ County ynian. - This journal is a facssifpile
of aboriginal in the number and! of its
pages, tits. .typography,. and all the features
which gaye value 70 The STANDARD publica-
Jtions issued by Mr. Niles. ~
y Besides The features Of Niles Register,
The 4Sn1 trymaht has others which should
render Il still lmorS attractive, to wit |; q de-
partmett of,elegant literature, rejecting the
stylaof, Yankee literary journals, and mod
cling itself after the best English niiscella-
3neous Weeklies, but'at the, same time being
stamped with Ranindopendent southern tone,
original with and peculiar to'itsclfiE5ig
i 5. An altogethern feature with il, Is that
1T Is Published in the country, ON the editors
plantati8h, nine miles from any town or vii.
iage, and deyotes huofh attention 70 sxrioui-
ture, rural sports, and everything that in
forests the cotintsy gentleman. t'Sli'a
10 The, ,Ooansfyman is . handsome quarto, of
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which an colhnnnicatisns should be ad-
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Now RAisAy.

TIME january number of Tat Kgssrpss,
Z il theNonly Masonic Magazi$e IA The
South. 9 The Grand Lodge of N0f,h Caro-
lina. at Raleigh, Doo. 9TH, 1854, wasi pleas
cd to pass the following resolution e IsS
Whereas, Brother WAI. b.. Smith, OF. this
city, has commenced the publication of.e
Monthly Periodical devoted 10 the interest
Of the sMasonici Fraternity, entitled TIM
2 KESsToHE, and whereas, q work of this kind
ia very much needed by the Craft through
out tibe Confsdsrats States. sherefosv,si y
Resolved. That this Grand Loagofecoms,
mend said work to the Subordinate hodges
'and the Graft generally. @saia 81 n -
feb 1896 syWS i'gs - btl Il
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IT'dq'rs 9th eeg'tIs. O3{dsavairy.
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si5is Marchi0, 1866.
MFPIGERS and Soldiers Of the Sesenth
~ Regiment of South Carolina Uavalty.
who are now absent without leave are called
sipon to return without delay to their GEM
mand. ,iiyFk ASh& sE.t: faits.G m : ~
Il Many bravo mon linger 10 protect ther
ALTERING homess or to engage lthe enemy
upon their own .soil--eowards mako the
same IexcuseA-but by remaining absent from
their posts in the army theyg weaken our
strength and postpone the hour.of victory
aud peaoea sSoldiers,nusttp tpronptly return
or be published as ,,lescrters, arrested as
"deserters' sand, ,punished as, ''deserters,," y.
The destruction Of: Ii aeds is no excuse
Brayey,p y,pen Will mak d heir Journey on foot.
or on nofsebaok, and sejoi1 their posts OF
duty Ia the ArThy. NJ will bekno excuse to
soldier that he doing duty in another
command this can only he Permitted by,
an order froat the Cerdtnapder IN Chief
witsaat His order II is i military crime. 9
feis sspeeisiiy urged apshl men 70 bring
with them good hgrsess being dismounted
wilRnot obtain for tkefh new lfayloIghs. but
transfers to infantry. "a :
d, /, a, @. HASEELI,. "
Col. Th Res!s T. s.. o., Gayaify. y
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'5."TE2I, EGR APHIC
REPORTS oFITHE PRESS ,AssocfKrIoN
/, HIGHLY IMPORTANT,
Lincoln flle!'l and md ,SegsaardAss sassinated
WAsuiNarosN, April l2,P..iM!

fI 01'' ~ ue"erqS f 't'5 ShfrSaan 81 'f.SaI, .,n.
.isFp iFeSldsilt s',l+I l+I'ncoln o was murdered about
'o' = ''ooN '''S' h'ght' in hlsiprlyate box
at rords Fm4 theatre, sS, IN A this city by an as
c,u-;n ,ybo sl,,t H., .,
S,'Ss'' WV ''''' NV '''''''e heao WIN d
piS'oi o0l': &Aii41' "a" y ,l.~!ob ia
" About the same hoiir Mr. says,S a.,
tt adl ia s,U~r,o,"SS .. "@o :" ="
% ~ ' was ''a e''erea e', Dy another assassin,