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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
The News in Snn Frnncisco-A Riot.

SAS FRANCISCO. April l6, 1865.
The destruction OF the Democratic news
papers last evening was not the result of any recon
offensive uiterances but the sudden outburs OF lonl
,ent indignation at their opposition TO the Government
M through the 1t effected with such rapidity
and unexpected, that the authorities abb
10 do nothing 90 prevent it. At nghtfall the military
in possession of the whole length of Montgomery
ST. TIE principal thOroughlare and all approaches to IL
thuS preventing further violence in the quarter OF tbl
city wheie it was most to be apprehended.
The French organ, L. Echo de Pdcifg0e was threat
enei aud is now under guard. The L. Union aao
iacricGn was destroyed. Intense excitement prevailed
all night. Memorial services were held to-day In al
he churches. Public meetings held to express The
public feeling and the Mayor called lor this after
noon 10 prepare for the Obsequios
II is stated that the Democratic papers at MarysyillC
and Grass Valley hayo been mobbed.
Two French men-oi-war that nave been lying OF
Santa Barbara. arrived in port today.
Arrived. Pacific Mail steamer Golden City, from
Panama. with the mails and passengers that lott New
York March %.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAN FRANCfsCO .. Monday. April l.. lsLi
A large meeting OF citizens was held at Plaits Hal
sunday the Mayor presiding. series of resolu
ions were passed. among which was the following
which amply expresses the general feeling on this
cast:
The great, capacou. manly heart Of Abraham Lincoln
generous enough to have embraced all within the forgive
Of r. loving nature. And in thoir madness they hay,
lied him Before bis death peace possible. All the
imo'phsrc was hed with generoa: emotion. and kind syn
AZ mercy the sols OF the Rebel chiefs"
When this was read there was great excitement ana
che people chcered over and over again. committee
u Gfiy citizens appointed TO make preparations for
the ob5equies OF the President. All loyal citizens are
lcquested TO wear Grape for thirty days.
No disturbance Of the public peace has occurred
ince the last Dispatch The military are still under
Tms and patrol the streets at intervals But there is
10 probability Of further disturbance.
Dispatches from Nevada aud Oregon show that those
States are moved equally with California
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Am ImporsRni Arrc,t.
D Di.ps'ch to Tho n. Y, Tribune.

BAIIploRr, Md, Tuesday. April u. 1865.
4 young man named Samuel Arnold, in tho
ng'oy Of j. W. Wharton store keeper at Forircs.
Monroe. was aTprehended yesterday morning Mt tia
lac, on uspicion OF icing Implicated in the assassin.
ion Oh President Lincoln aud Secretary Seward, AZ,
Iongil this city arriving here this morning in castoi
{ Two Government officers. Arnold denies p,y know
DE Of tho plot to the President. but con
t.es that lie was concerned with Booth and other Pr,
g. about seven in ALL ia plot to kidnap the Prosi
mt and deliver him TO the Richmond authorities prev,
a, To the arrangement Of tie cartel iof exchange o.
IisOuefs By Gen. Grant
he says lie withdrew from the gang when Boot
threatened To- shoot Lim An alteration eusucd; bl'
Ae difficulty was settled by Booth apollo izng. Sine,
then Arnold SAYS he has had nothing TO do with Booth
ba letters and other documents found in lis possession
,ignod sam" prove 10 the contrary. The prisoner
was taken TO Washington
The steamer Arago arrived at Fortress Monroe from
charleston last evening at O'clock and sailed for New
YORK roon after Assistant Secretary OF War Charlie
:. Dana left Fortress Monroe on the steamer City Of
hudson, direct for Washington. last evening".
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Buc bingham The chair series Of appropriate
l1fions were read by Senator Dixon and adopted Flo.
q-ent addrese3 were made by Messrs j. T. Babcock.
ne Hon James Dixon. Gov buckingham. n. ID. Spcrry.
Il. II. Stlrkweaiher. A. H. Byn-on, w. a. ThoIap-
son, and others. These speeches wore as honorable
tOdy paid their respects 10 the remains OF the Presi
lent and viii he assigned place IN the line tomorrow
'pcclal delegations are here from Hartford. New.Ha
, 49, NO.wich Norwak and many other towns IN the
>taic.
ARRIVALS.
Very many visitors are constantly Arriving to wit
ness the procession.
TIE ASSASSINATION Is r.. HAiOND
re Ri tfa9Rd Uhig o. yesterday SAYS:
he heat rest blow which has ever fallen upon the
peop.e Of the South has descended. Abraham Lincoln.
he Fresidelt OF the United States has been assas-
mated. The decsase Of the Chief Magistrate of the
atom at any period is an event which profoundly
i"cIs the public mind but the time. manner
nd circumstances Of President LinoOns death render
TIE most moment0us, most appalling. most de-
naiabe calaury which hes ever hcfacn the people OF
Ac United States, Tic thougGtless and tho viciors
nay aiiooi 10 derive satisfaction from the sudden anG
roelc close OF the Presidents career, bat every Slsct
person will depOTp the awful event. just every
ing was happily conspiring TO restoration of tran
utility under the benignant and magnanimous
l'Icy OF Mr.. Lincoln, cones tbs terrible
'ow. God grant that it may net rekindt
Xc..eneut. infame passion again. Tina, state OF
hould give rise 10 bitter feeling AMI bloody deeds
D the field 70 b. expeCted but thar the assasin's
ri!e and buct sLoud follow the great and bestlovc
the nation in their daily walk. and reach them
So surrounded by their friends. i an atrocin
-lich will shock and appal every hosorab'
W and in the lald. The SECRECY
.ith which tie assassin or ASSESSING pursued the
.,fmS isiicated that there were but eW accomplicc
lA5 inhuman crime. The abhorrencr with which u
regarded all sides will il is hoped, deter insane
ad malignant men from the cmuiatlon Of the infan!
.AirA attaches 20 this Internal deed We cannot pur
.p iAc subject further. We contemplate too deep,
pa painfully the horrible aspects of this calamity
ominent upon 10 further.
MEETINGS OF STATE OBLIGATIONS.
The Governors from Ohio, Ncw.Yorh. New.Jersey.
Wisconsin. Kansas and other STATE, heretofore men
ioncd have held meetings TO express their sympathy
Wi ing 10 the late tragic event, and 10 take measures
~ t. respcc. 10 the funeral.
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From Cincinnati.

tlNCNNATI, Inesday AprlI is, Zoo.
In response 10 the call of a number of promi
ont citizens. "A large meeting held at Pixies Opcr
iOusc lat evening. Mayo. Harris was chairman G.
De meeting. lie said there had been disposition
REVEALING among some persons 10 use the terrible
AFFINITY which had bcfallen ms "a pTetoKt 10 rais
isimblnce. Up 10 the present time, although soin'
property had been destroyed and lives been lost b.
,gored law and order and would enforce them at ol
aards. lie hoped the people 10 Cincinnati had suiii
lent confidence in Gen. Hooker and himself q know
hat they would arrest and punish any one who wo1l,
low utter disloyal sentiment.
Appropriate resolutions were passed. after which
,pceches we're made by Judge Slower Me Perry
'haltont. Gaddis Moves and Gen. Carl.
The o.,y Is still draped in mourning. Business ha
md a better feeling prevails
\ Committee Of six gentlemen were appointed q
communicate with the proper authorities ~ Washing
on for the purpose OF having the rem'ins Of the Pres
lent pass through the city when route for Illinois.
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Booth and his (o-coIspiraiors Hcporisf
TO be Surrounded by car CIsniry.

BALIINOHf, Iucsuu!, = llII n, Ir'l.
4 gentleman, who was at Point Lookoy'
Yesterday morning informed ~ an oiccs OF one
ur yunboai- that Booth aud the other conspiratof-
bout thirty IN number we're N 81. hap's COUNTY,
eA,iy armed. and endeayorng TO K their NAY
cross tine Potomac. which was strongly pcbcted. arc
oo one allowed 10 pass.
Hcal-o stated that On Sunday evening small slla'
e our cayalry had a collision with them, md lad bcc
.cpaiscd bat succeeded in capturing orc Il thoih.
IN The meantime our cavalry were REINFORCED !e'ier
Law morning and were understood 20 have them CON
o,etely surrounded, and their escape deemed iu.
possible
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Dnsiiless Notices.

DO not WASTE your MONEY OuylhS III! "
le numeror, woriless articles called 600 rem WIN" '
flooded tho market for Tie a't is" years "N.h -
prices you csn get PENS which s'e tet"'"''''0 "
BEsT ~ TIL WORLD
Avoid fine ,ham..., r,,sr,s whose la. oflin' comf''
EN- TO ,i.s,o, IMITATION ersH 10 he aGroemeat u so'
want the fs value Of your money IN snoheI Column
THE Pen ia Miyhtier than the sword"
Coughs AND CoLpS-Snddeu changes q
climate sources Of Pulmonary aud bfoi'hs
Experience b,vn: proved that simple remedies 'o' '''
shen taken in the early Stage Of d'se''e' ''h' I" Wv
guowxs BsoScHIAL TRocHrs let the Cod coas' OF ''
,b, Throat he ever 20 slight a. by this Prscswieo
mcr. SERIOUS ,ii,ck hs eHectull.I rssaed o1'
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THE GrRMAS OPERA SEASON ST THE AcAp-
ru, OF Mr.Tc-Mr. Leonard GIo,cr whose season a
German Opera Vas to have commenced on Monica.
.,ening la.l Las deferred tie opening-thc present
seek being one OF mournirg-unt!i no2t Monde even
lug. when the season viii be naugIhed On scale oi
great pcudog Fun particular viii be advertised ~
ThunsIAl Ilper.
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TLe Condition OF secreinr, Seward an
his son.

The following dispatch has been received by
Col L. s SANFORD. President Of ihc American Iele
graph Company: ... ...-,,,
rs SAyFOED: We think that bJfl ihe Secrciul
aud Frederick are better They arc r.iiug quietly a
l.. lnnr. I'D Oc.Oek. q. N. I. y nl.NAhD.
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DIE -.

EEIl rooi .yu. On Monday, Apsi To-. Edwin J. barr
,ofrr.s "a Il the T. q iorrciiT = hnrr ~ lnONna
lion 81 tt y bowes aged year, uortl, and u day.
nd .t , family uf- invited attend ne iuuCrsi on
Wcff~..sv is'i hut, ft2. p. ~. liriti, foWh doeI
south ~ ttou ave.
|gnDANN-N Nr.-ii.,,n. Com. Mondsv April II
hide b. iroan, H. he ish gear e. Ls sr, s.'y u
city.
l.ilerr sudden MONDAY morllhs' HI,
L., iisuV Jones. yonnsssi e.. heHHm" III" '"''
Bty.s. n.r ye4f.. months and if t.,s 49, Iii
ts iie.ss a. o. Mualy ur rssI'ciiu' iV~' 70 -,
ilia.s. IhI.dny, ~ A. oc.o,h, Loo - - b, .
itheil OIe hundred and ~ sits satth" ~ uS|"'
fnld aud r. .rtii4vss.
4 : il lris viii be nttlrsd a. Greenwood tebsrN'
ROPER 81 Nsyeliy Uudsor Cty ou sunday, Apfh ~
De- irud II a.. i.,i ar. invited 20 sit'fd her ret
morrow tArdn'-dfyl aitcTn'on o. ""gs '"" hs' INV
'.idcue-. fsisids-lr' Wlveriy Hudson n.y.
iDE gAbH-on Mouoay. April y, Mr.. Jons peD''" NV
.yStsfs. moltfs aud a DAYS . ...t,.5
Tie relatives AID friends oi IA, family ai' l't,u
III. pnera from the re.denee ~ her so IN ir.,
Grane, No. - Chaitontt, on N.ohesu",' '"'
II o'rior. =.
{GILsON-On Mondsv April L., william II. oh'on esq "
The ~ h OF his H.. No q,
H.. fuus,t se.yccs will b. hold a. 's lat. feaehe 10 20
West rlrty -s'condst, ~, N.dne'd'sl ho'"'"s' ''
insi.. .. 40 oeo,.. a., IL.
Tie .i.iiyes and i.uds Of the family as I'Pss"S hvss
4 10 ai'oiId without iuitheI ir,iisticr. ,.,.,..,
His rsu Aint viz be removodto Greenwood i'i ""r
m NLEY-At Csn.p Ford Texas Dee J. 1891 WINE pri'
amer Ia the hand. OF the enemy Jweph hthss 20 a.
I 10th Regiment Newly cluntcrn' sf'o"' buIyea
\ Iousgcs ug-d ~ year, and moniis
y>aem and Nelns Uaio and Nvs"sh' I'I"i V'Pe' Pes'
II
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$4,000 Reward for Booth, Arrest.

BALITNORK, Iuefdal, AprI u, Is1J
The City Councils have offered a reward %
$40 900 FOR the aires o. the assassin Of President Lin
ou The feeling here against Booth is greatly intcr,
led by tie -lc, that he f. d Ballmorcan. and it is
cd BY Tho people that orc who has di3honored IL,
ain fame vi Baltimore should meet Will speedy justice.
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commenced this project abandoned by him and
others IA longer necessary and he says he refused
70 have anything ir.ner 10 40 WIN - ana ,S %
the President.
This is substantially correct statement Of what the
Il dent Of alfimOTe.
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Rush, Ruebi Rgss
TELEGRAM. AFTER TELEGRAM,
RUSH DON'T Express T,a
GREAT OUTPOURIS0
AmERiTGr.n PEOPLE
the %on r.! II the s S,,. %
B.W. tiTcHc0cK, !, No Il c6smbsr..s.
"Ni,ions Loss' 4
Abraham Linconpl
] "Apnl IS l5o5H \
Printed on beautif White Satin IN os, b,t vo, aopr,
,raely draped in mourning and .urmoanted with splendid
II pin containing correct likeness OF our late Pse,ien
ia yoed GIT aud day TO the execution Of atgsr,
OVER 10000
HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD.
ORDERS STILL AccUmULATE
Parties who In receipt Of their good, must be In
that all orders are filed In the exact time in which
eved and tina, subsequent. orders take ia, p,ss-
lence. - - .-
81 orders will be filed at The earliest possible moment
The intense feeling manifested BY the PUBIC - no' I, b,
lllayed By The passing hour. The people LOVED ani nov
W. -''''''' ABRAHAM LINCOLN
As inc fa'Aef o. G ~ ISI WASHINGTON
loved for his Goodness and Virtues: will orr 'ate pea
REPUBLICAN, LIBERTY.
The Mind Of the people cenered upon the love dsy oHs
u.s." ''''''' ABRAHAM LINCOLN
will be FOREVER LOVED by the
sppc, vor AMEEIC ;. phopE vii b, oo.a %
"wednesday only in its BADGE DOE DE "a t
Badges 4 100 per l. 600 without Pin.
Badges $3.50 per 900, with Pin
Is. W. HITCHCOCK 70 Hcflnbsnss.
ksg.fork.
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IT.. Man Arrested in Bs'tsusere-Hi'
Confessisn.
BALTIMORE, Md, Taesd.y' A

BAIrMoRE, Nd, Tuetdsy' AWn I,' TT
II Is understood that the party aiinueu ~ a.
arrrst here states that the original design o. l,e
cousnl,stors was merely capture Pre,iden' Lincoln
os" time bacE mako him prisoner ard IN ms way
eorpela general release OF oil kcDc prsohcis 'e "''
'ws.a Tho general eIC'apVe OF pIjsoper. hqwn'er
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PROcLAMATI0S.


y
The Common Council to-day passed y re,olu
Jon expressive Of sympathy with thc beroeved family
nd ord.rcd a. mark Of respect 10 ihr Hna iF1yH He
cnsei that The a - be drnpcd over the city uuld
~ the day OF the OBJ equics.
Tho American citizens held meeting TODAY ~ ~
Consulate f0f TIE expression ~ t0rioN over tf dei
4 President Lincoln and fOr estfying helI respect @,
.i- memory Tho Hon. Judge Jack o.. The Inite'
,fates Consul presided. and Robert Irllo.n oil New
scfa made secretary -
Aner an able and eloquent eui"gy upon The niusti !
ms deccased Iii character aLd pablo services, anf
he great loss TO the nation Judge Jackson eTues,e.
ris own sympathy and thai Of Oh loyal AmeIicsIs Tor
secretary Seward whose gFcft tlletis he Appt hin
Providence would spare 10 his country lie nl-'
assured his fellow country men Of the integrity. hbni
nd patriotism Of President johnson ia whom in'y
hight safely c0AGie to uphold aud naintain he gteal
cause Of human II ccdom and constitutional gOycInueni
Tie Rev. y. GunuisOn. Chairman Of The COMMITTEE
On Resolutions. reported a ser.cs, which we've uIah
nously adopted.
rief over tho death oil President Lincoln, aud the be-
ri that IN ls death the connitf hes iot pubic bene
actor Willie the sOTr0w fCf the loss tle country enc
he world ha, sustnincd IN his death l. heightened Di
.r fact that it came by violence IL b. source Of con
.oiatiOn 10 know and 30 VIII be remembered To bli
lonur that his lie was devoted 10 law anu crdei
eaged widow aud afflicted family oi the late fresid, NJ
md trust that H. who cmpers lie wind to tue Sion
lamb viii enable thcrn 20 bear Win CHRISTIAN rr-iE
mutton q T. affective dspensat0n oflNIne Providence
Re.ot e. ILut D. ~ Wi;l ngsd -lin@s 81 fTe snd es
- lrlu the ttcmW . tasc thc Of II n'IsD.e w ~
Seward and his son. Our horror Of te atfoclty " TIE ac
y equatd by tie o. oss on county "0nd su' tH u
y cir death.
Ic.oie 3D. That the eminent ability, the wise .iae.msn
nd le evil tened policy vA.rn have d.'ti ush'd The ci
mat csfcer o. The Secetfy 81 Std" tud whit Lave De c
universally lecied a. ioEir and abroad, We nol o'sn
bad aid .fe.oui Providence vii be- 'ietd 10 h' eoun'il
ltl uun
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Secretary seward Much Better

The following dispatch has been r"ceiveI h'
col r. {. sanford President of the American 'e"'
graph Company: ,,.,.,. ,.,a ~ isG;.
= : S,Nvopp; Uncle Is much bette. Ie stt up 10,
l. quarter of an hour this morning and was pIIBh' t
cheerful To-day il marked improvement upo' ''''
-crdav. -, ;,,;cy HE con.
|sriousness He has spoken twice his morning. nSe
ICONS much of the time and bicsIhos regularly anu
sasiy His pulse and appetite IRE good ith'hh o''''
,pc frcIs encouraged win regard io Doth.
-"0 G.. A.SLwARD.
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Richuoud Whfy,

Richmond W iifg,
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Proprietor
OUR TERMS TO REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS. -
Persons wishing % become rrsnsr subscribers 70 THs
RcHMoNIlWhlG can now do % by mail o' otherwise
o. The present until we definitely ascertain tie regulations
the United States governing such matters viii be ~ follows;
poI ohs y.si. '''''''''''''.'''''pi
For SIX months '''.'''.'...'.'..'s.'........'
To which will be added rs per year is proportion FOR
horier period for the prepayment Of postage which now
SPECIAL NOTICE
The under gnrd Proprietor of THE RICHMOND WHO.
viii be in Neyiork the l7tl 3th 18th and 1Otl Of ,
l1nh. Person. desiring 20 subscribe edyerie ia TIE
heir advertisencus with JAMES WILDE. jr 4 Co.. Nos.
) and 81 Nilitc-st., and they win be received.
Persons wishing 20 become Agents car he,h Opportunity
y calling upon lie there WILLIAM INA SMITH.
4. :. SANITARY COMMISSION No. 82J BRo4DwAY.l
hEw OaK, April Il. 1915. 8
NotIce-Mr MERRILL LADD, one 9th most respected
iiizns of Chcaqo is in towH solicit. donations from
e Grocers OF New. lork 10 the North esem Fair lie h,s
'ponted Mr. b. l., sherman OF Morris Sherman CL1es;
10 Ill Water-st. Special Agent for New forS. Mr. Lsdd
also be communicated with there The pubhc attention -
nesty solicited TO the appeal Of Nr Ladd. Interest well
pride end charity should induce our Grocers to represent
hcago for sick aud wounded soldiers 10 return hons
n want Of everything bat honor sui loyalty.
HENRY W. BELLOWS Pres't L. 5. San Com.
yThe Conference Committee viii on the part Of the
~ Authorities meet at Room No City lisl, % u a.
)AILY the purpose Of receiving communics FROM
axe part in the Funeral Obseques Of the late Pres dent OF ths
nlted States Alderman JEREMIAH.
Councilman BRINKMAN,
Councilman GREEN.
Conference Committee.
Eleventh Ward Union Ieagnc. Continental
OUNClL, No l3Members are specially requested T. az,
emble at No l27 Columbast.. THIS MORNING. At III
clock precisely JOHN NUDE. Secretary.
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.JEFFlps. 80 Broad way, is selling ID, STOCK @
aides and Cnildicns Boots ana SHOES ~" hL' ''l's
inner, ai lov. iriccs JCfieIg No 5i5 Broadway.
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NAIbR1E. 40.

,tKEE-HussrL-o Tu,dsy Apil 10, by tie Rev hea
dude. Thor r-on Gcofg' ". btA't ~ - e., S5,,
I'D X Annie Youngest daughter of The tate Stn'r
Elf..l 90 fiis ,ity. =, ,rt- .
HUGHES McCLsfN--in tlis city ON Norsl tllu ~
tlo r. sid nee OF tc ugics psren ~ Re- ~ " Na"."
sf ,n ilu.,, Q. il4auontou \. D. 10 Miss h''lei
,titVAiyy -TONPKINs Al -. Niri sClnrch. Tuesday
Ana b. b., a., Rev. ~. \. h. mon, id~sfd REED VI
III ine frd fsuc Wright daughter o." b're' j. Iomphn
.fFNFNsOS- NEGOWAN-On Taurdy April II, ~
m. Rev, Nnd-ew Stevenson. John ;. -ry,nson TO May \
Nf,sof ELL. HotH a. flr NV.
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Spring Debility

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
protected solution of the protoKide Of roa supplies the
blood with its Vital Principle Life Element IRON Hereby
niusng
STRENGTH, yIGOR AND NEW LIFE
n,o al parts of the system. Pamphlets fee.
J. P. DINsMORE, No. i9l Broadway New. York
Sold by al druggists.
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Associated Press Account.
TIE REMAIN

Washington Tuosday. April r. lso5.
Gov John Brough Of Ohio and John W. Garrett
$50, have. upon request Of the Wa Department Goa
re transportation OF the remains OF tie late President
Abraham Lincoln from Washington 10 their tnai r.
ing place. They are authorized 60 arrange tbc unr
tables with the respective railroad companies ana
10 and regulate all things for safe and appFopfia'
frans Dor tinn.
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iAdsclfifementl

Withon' Spect iccs. Doctor OF Medicines. PaupA,
ma led nee on receipt Of Ten cents. AddIcss, J.. j
ToOTl, VI. D., ]. 80 broadway, Ncw-hoih-
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tAdvrrsemeni.l
CoGys. EuSIoSs, ENLARGrD JoISla "nd ~
81 cured by d. IAcHAGIF. No 80 ftoad"f
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X. II. X.

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
WARRANTED TO OPERATE IN SIN HOURS.
RaDwAYs Regulating Pulls, vegetable aud innocuous,
perate and relieve in from three to sx hours Six pills se
u, to thirty Of the drastic pellets surehssed with caonei
md other corrosive minerals. They sripe they never
a. Equazing the disturbed circulation they control rver
dy eyacuating the bowels, they remove The disturbing
,ue Instead OF wIeuchng eonyusng and irristns me
,laens organs tie pills 'oo.he them hkea healing emon'
~ and justly regarded the only safe catharc and s
eritiye ior ladies' ard children Benoled with sweet gum
hey are pleasant TO take sod by RADWAY Co.. MOI
AflidaIlaue md by Drurgists generslv.
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order from Sac Governor Of f>'uirc'
Hcini;Yc 10 the D'aih "' f'"-i"e
I.inccIn.

IincctH.
LoreynLr. Ky. Tuesday. April - is'''.
Gov. Bamlcte hos issued the following oidc
IN OBJ death of President Lincoln.
TxrurIyr DrpAe1MFYf rEAyH f.''I XIV,
Monday April .. i-ti.
~ tie haal Of an ASSASSIN q great eii mas DetI
rouyht upon our cOuutry.
Inc Chcf magistrate Of the Nation thr Pr' ident OF
feI-nitoi States. Abraham Lincn.n tI. .'i.ci we
I'm to rebcOus hate and under thc hr'li oo" OF al
assassin.
lie has fallen ~ q time when VI. riee, Qualities Of
iunauitf were 10 hopefully invoked for ~" hcibng O.
rr Naii0nal woes, with 10 STAN ~ Find'i' manure
on his soul. with great heart OF srn'nue fimia
.es and broad humanities.
Ills untimcly fan has bowed naiioush co in mourn
u~. -. d.
On Wednesday The l9th inst. a. ile BOA, o. J.
,clarl. =, every churclbc bc ioled thionEh'u' in'
Commonwealth. ,,.
On tha DIV let all business he spcudri ana al bu,i
qie pablo Offices will be closed and dfired IN mourn
Eng. ,, A.. NO. o. ,
The ci,nens Of Kentucky are in'oh.d u pa! w
,oInage Ia ~ national grief whici sntA great ""'
0Olriiu callmity inspires. .y.....,,
Tno,A, l.. BHAMLETIE, Gofefnor" o. he"'o'A''
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The Feeling in Canada.
IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL Tuesday, Apri4 l.. Loo
The following proclamation la, been issued
by the Mayor OF Montreal:
PROCLAMATION.
H1sreas Wednesday neat, the i9ih o. April instant
noon has been fixed upon Tor the funeral ceremonies
the Chief Magistrate Of the United States the under
sned Mayor Of the City OF Montreal respectfully n
ties the citizens generally to close their places Of
lesiness nom - o'clock that day. o. tgibu',
respect TO tie memory OF tie late President Of th'
United States, aud Of sympathy with the belcayct
nbers Of bis family and also as an expression Of th'
Up sorrow aud horror fi' by DE clilcus Of Moniica
% The atfocious crime by whc! The President came O.
q untimc'y death i ] bLASonI. Mayor.