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PA N o 8.
HICKE RING 4 SON 8
. GRAND PIANOS,

OHIO NC & SON 3
" GRAND PIANOS,
We beg to show TO the public the following
list Of persons who have now In use Chic X.
ERING l. SONS GRAND PIANOS, purchased
from their Hgenta In this city
Hon. James BuehAhAn, foG Miss Harriet
Lane.
George W. RlEES, Eco,
A. 7. KeichCffer, Eco,
Hon. Richard WAllAsh, Mayor,
W. q. Palmer, Professor Of Music.
George Poe, Eaq OF Georgetown,
Academy OF Valuation, Go0rGetoWn,
Hon. Judge MeTTtek,
James z. Mcclure, Esq,
L. y. ClAr Esq
General JoGsup, q, 8. A.,
Mr.. Lawrence, Attorney At Law,
Mrs BOggI, Georgetown,
Thomas DonohO, Esq,
Or. Joseph Marin.
The above are all GRAND PIANOS OF
CHICKERISG 4 SONS MAKE,
have sold Pianos 70 all prominent Mu-
81 itns Of our city, Colleges, Academies, HO-
tells, sc.
Call or send AAd get . circular with the
names aud realdeno Of those who hBTe
bought Pianos from uA; also the certificates Of
all prominent musieAl people.
Always on hand q complete stock OF CHICK
ERING 4 SONS FAMED PIANOS, AID g. d.
l. II. W. sMI HIS AMERICAN ORGANS
JOHN y. Ellis,
mao n BOZ Pa. ave, bet. 9th and 10th StS.
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"sPRTEo 1T Is oHEERT,
MA - - AzZZ

Whsn he Is shaken,
Lone and foTGaken,
What can an old n an do but der
why, take PLAHTATIOH BITTEhs to be sure,
sld wi h them . new lease OF life. The old
He made yGunR again, the middlo-Aged re-
t9ieei and the young become dOubly brilliant
ulirg ,thiS splendid Tonic. Dyspepsia,
neArtbutn, Liver Complaint, HeAdAehe, Pains
y, ~ we lide, "CFiek In the Back, - And all symp-
y, .oms Of stomsehio DeTAngement yield At once
R, me health giving Influenced Of PLAATA ION
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HoTIoE.-TAs Daily National Republiosa %
sss nrHisAed bv carriers 10 subacTtbers IN fAu
diy sRd Geovpeiopa n afiV osnfs pr s,onfA.
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"n DIVINE nooolON
Il r,pc,,a ,,n,,a,N.n,o~
OlhOUb COMblNATIONl
Organized on scale OF Unprecedented Mag.
noenoe, respectfully announce TO the olll.
Henl OF Warrington and vicinity = short
aeriea OF their
SUPERB PERFORMANCES,
Commanding on
THURSpAY EVENING. MARCH m ia.
-, -, -, -
EVEHiNS' nn,ii n,,,h., A 49, AND
DooFa open Al \ And I oielosS, N
The Ipasious Pavilion will be sres,sd nm an.
CORNER OF NEW YoRx AVENUE AND
Sixth STRAIT,
.,o,u:,
~ me osUy,on " AIIhAOIIoNs
inna, ~ Ip,..,,1.i y, VIZ MI , Ins ,.i ~
J,,n"., ss,,,, ~ W y, 1Sla . ~ IN
an,I s nsa..,Is u sPisnuof'
s No
EQuEsTRIANs, GYMNAsTS, ACROBATP,
PA,n nSts RoSruRERS kQuIL-
hS,, ,sTs iusih.upnss rANfo'
DAEsEuRs,
And other Classic Artlstes, arei
LIE JEuNE BuRTE,
nr,,s the Pr, p,s@is, h S.,,rn,s,,.o.
MEsshS mushAl hUIChISsoN'
THE DENZER BRoTHERs,
heToI.siIi
THE s.GHiSSE FAMILY
con .istina "a s,.i. E,riinana and psre,is.
Mile sophie and Master Henri, faues.
trians, Pancratista. IouilIbTista' 40
MIR. OWN sToNE,
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THR OIL MANrA.

PAhea styuek Ne q now ne ,hsms,
- ANNroahfhnt nnd 81 dIuu1rt
~. The only elspi BOW a susssd,
~ saints ~ well a. dinner.
From Ppnn11lvuAiA eonss the cry,
Ceneda takes up The 1onG,
While ca1ioruIas golde1 chores
T. The oily strains proionS
Aud n you pas tAs shufeh's door.
OF ffiends Ioug parted rress,
Oh 10 the subject ow discussed,
AZ church Or on the street. L
rs very ine, we think, 70 gaxe
On bubble or bailooi, "
But he who puts hin nSepgs IN the Gre
WIN nnd them smar,ing soon.
Now y yoa should wish 70 make
An Investment rood infOsd,
Just 70 70 smith I Bros. slort.
And buy eomething thAIyo1 need,
Ana We viii guarantee,
Just mind now, whA. We say, I
Twill Be aaf1 lAVontment - . ..... .
That dividsna win pay,
NEW SPRING eooDs-LkTEsr STYLES,
FINE FRENcH oAssIMRRRs,
FINE ENoLfsH cAssiMERRs,
FINE scoTCA CASHMERE,
cREY ENoLlsH coATIHos,
vKLvEr, SILK, and
MARsEiLLEs vksrIN0s,
Which We make mp In style Of workman
ship inferior 10 none, while the sx,ent Of our
business enables ne 10 work for the smallest
living prOnh.
SMITH BROS. d Co.,
MorohAat Tatloro.
mhso-im No. tet Seventh Street.
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Try W. i y; %AI z q co.,

DY W. L. WAL L a co.,
fEusrEE,s SALE OF VALuApLE REAL
Est ATE IN THE SEVENTH WARp
n virtue q decree q the eaprsme Court
bearing date bsesSSer iiih, isl, ana i passed
IN q cause IN which william n alley IL al In
behalf Of the "Mount Vernon building Asso-
elation,n are ComplainAnts, and Edward ~.
a. .n - A., are psi . tto, isi Eqaiill
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, ne On
following heal EstAte. via, All that part Of
Lot numbered nipe 10 In square numoersd
three hundred and nity.thrce lseSl q the plan
northeast corner Of aid SQUARE, ~ Ike inter.
section Of d street pouth and Tenth utlSet
west, thence running south on Z line with said
Tenth street ninety loo) feet, thence west MY
four tsil fsyt ten and one half lioh) inches,
isss; .i my, ss Hns e.: S:Sss e.: Z; 81.
ten. and ems hall tioS inches 10 the ilses Of
beGinning, with the improvements thereon,
This property Il situated on the corner Of D
street south and Tenth sheet west, and offers
great induesmsnts 70 purchasers.
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bis
notes for the dsfered payments enthusiastically
enaorssd and bearing interest nom thsday Of
Tius deed 70 be rs,sinsd until ali Of the
All vsyGnslns and revenue stamps 81 ne
cost Of the puIchAisf.
n The terms Of sale are no, complied with
within ave days from the day Of g,le, the
Trustsa resolves the right 20 resell the said
property - The It,s ,Rd a. The Ssieans
ntwipGpst ptihtSd In the slIi Of wsshlnItSa.
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
mhaTAawkds W. l. WALL a CO, Austs.
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RoBBmT.-James Scott, q sailor, was
arrested lAst night by Ofn,er Fitzgerald for
aud ohain- scott was taken before Justice
Miller, aud committed 10 jail for court.
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ODD FELLows' HALL.
POSITIVELY ron TEN NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MARCH %, isss.
THE GREAT ORIGINAL AND ONLY
GENUINE
FAKlR OF vIsHN
~ MS INEVITABLE
GrTTMAoICAL soREEsI
EVERYTHING NEW
nEw SCENERY,
NEW APPARATUS,
NEW EXPERIMENTS,
NEW WONDERS,
FORMING the most attractive exhibition tray.
cling.
$50 BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
To Be given away each night, ranging In Value
from IS cents to go.
LET NO ONE FAIL TO SEE THE FAKIR
IN HIS NEW PROGRAMME.
~ Tickets only as cents. Doors open Al
sk, to commence at ~ o'clock.
FAKIR OF vIsHNU,
Manager and Proprietor.
FnASH '. YEAroN, Agent. mh9SN
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BANKINa.

G.CV u .OU
~ METROPOLIS, n
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
AGENCY,
tSs FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.,
This Bank :, authorised TO receive sue,erlp.
tons 10 the ...... 10.
POP ULAR $50 LOAN d
These notes sre Issued In denomination Of
$50, siOO, sSOn, sI,OO', and $4,000 payabls 10
bearer or order, three PEARS after date, with
interest, payable semi- annually Al seven aud
three tsnths per esntum per annum, and arc
convertible At maturity At the holders option
into the $40 six per cent. gold inisrsR-ScSrtno
bonds. The interest on those notes IL two
cents per day for every tlOO.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED ...
BANKS AND BANKERS
Any Information respecting the United
states Loans will DO ehssrnliy given on ap-
plioation personally or By letter.
A FULL SUPPLY or GOVERNMENT sE.
cuRIrIEs CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
vr prcr,vv nr,os,r.
npvA . cpovN1s xv,r,, nw,wn.
MAZE co,lrcT,ox,
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
...-
iNA"'"'A "S""NAh nANA'NS boa'
~, HUTCHINSON, Cashier
= =. uni lANDAr, rIe.,aee., @e...n
- Damn
IL - ~' wv '' 'O'-' w." ''s''o'n''
VS.. HuuTIH0ToH, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY :.
AND
| -
'""'''A1 N"AN' W '"h oNirkt
srArEa
10Th ST., orro'irE rHn THEA'vHV DEPART
MESr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o,,..
"ea
Acting In esnnsetlon with the house OF
JAY COOKE u CO., M
SPECIAL AarNrs ro. ruv ,os
w.win an order. with proup,u... and d.
| patch, allowing the regular oommtaaion 4
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MATINEEs FoR FAMILIES
will be given ......
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
snd every subsequent afternoon during tho
stay OF the establishment 10 Washington.
Doors open At O'Clock. nhsotf
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THE STANDING STONE or
i COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL sl,OONooa
Ia 5000 shares, q, $50 each.

Subscription price, Sis per share, subIes, 70
no other call or assessment.
A worhing capital OF 100000 reserved. ouiv
5000 shares 70 be sold q the Iub-
soription priOa.
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AuoTIoN SALE.
PU1SsI55C2 , sAES 81 , SSA,lssETggHrP

TnRAsvnr DepAnrnrrE,l
OFFICE o. TN iPEcIAL Aorncy,
AZ. ALrxAspniz, vAs March ~ iees.)
A. Rrd y, q Ssos unr. -.
WI BE- sod q Auction on fnURbDAf,
No. LIKING Street, klexsndris, Va
- This sale embraoea over
iso. 900 pounds Of Army Rsss, sonsist,ng Of
hlues, sof.s, eotlons, bNgginy, and hafds.
AlirE. lct Of Railroad and scrap hen.
A lot Of dry Hides.
A iot 81 Agricultural Maehinery, Ia,
a lot o. hae orindstones, and other misssi-
lAneoua goodn.
~ ords! o. =. A. nislsy, sup. spssisi Aren't
VIVIAN SLvkY, As't Special Agent.
Terms-CAsh, In Government fund.
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.
A thoroughly furnisbed house Of about
Twelve or fourteen rooms, with modern In
prOYsmentS, and In good repair and centrally
located, 10 wanted by Q 70 ponBibIe party.
Good reference given. Security given that
furniture shall be well cared for. hddI %
Lock d II 81, Washington p. o. mka1-st
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oTICE TO FARMERS AND
IN OTHERS

Office TO FARMERS AND
IN OTHERS.
AasIsTAET q, NJ, OFFICE,
Corner Of @ and TwentySeeeond SITS
wASHIs0IoH, d, C., March ~, 1880.
The Government Manure belonging TO the
Depot Of Waning on viii be sold where u
now lieS, TO tanners an others, In such quan~
tities - they may require, Attwtnty.nve cents
per binary wagon load. Application for the
same TO be made 10 Mir. George y. Gilbert,
General superintendent, Attn transportation
0fioe, QusFteTmAsteT'A Department, corner Of
G and 1w1nty-see0pd HtI Gets,
Payment TO be m ede TO the undersigned.
CHAS. II. 1OMPKINs,
mh106lt. Captain and A. q.
NOR SALE. IA TRUCK FARM,
IL OF hfty acres, In sight OF Washington.
Coed .oili plenty Of TIMBER large peach
orchard.
near baltimore Depot.
Address Il. J. MCCLELLAN, Washington
City. mhi-u
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WANTED.---A YOUTH, EIGH-
w teen Year, OF aEe, wishes Q situation 10
. store or once TO do the out-oi-doors' bust.
nesa. Can write fair hand, md can come
we'll Recommended Address y. d. H., Post
once. MI
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SOUTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
A TEw RODS PROM the NATIONAL HorEL.
Admission TO the Combined Exhibitions, "
cen 8. Children under "a, SS cents,
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The ipNsious Pavilion viii be crested on the
CORNER OF NEW YoRK AVENUE AND
SIXTH srRGET.
, 1865-04-25

Especial Dispatch to the Western Associate Press]
NEv YonE, April ~
The morning papers speak editorially Of Gen.
sherman'e armistioe With Johnston The Tribune
Frye: I'VE can hardly gues. whether Jehn.ton
wcs 10 surrender to Sherman, OF Sherman to
Johnston"
The 1s.nes ssys: 81 ttJohnston evidently believed
liu,eelf uicta,tng terns rather thau receiving
.,lcm, and laying the basis Of new government
Nseed on the theory Of Ssate rights, as 0bsolute
and complete as Caah0un ever dreamed oE Floyd
A.7seh never conceived , plaa or tasre for re.
in It's purely military htarlu:r. re- sn-ded
a. one Of the most dangerous Observation-Disclosures :"
lhc Ucratd says: "Shes1uAh il-',nculsL..,i as
an admirable soldier, has iatl1y cnrnpromieei
hIo,helf, we fear, IN entering the lo.hidden field
mfiitary career is c11ed, and lie Will rcure under
. cloud from having undertaken to act oussds his
The World disappsoves OF shrrman'e conrse.
and ebeYp1v rebnkes Secretary Stanton for a.satf-
ine him 70 violently. II ss5s; "Goser1nent scE39
hsve accented Sherman'e plan OF settlement. bur
II owed 70 h1s services and patroic Intentions 70
1-caf him With more cou-ideratton and candnr' v
The U1&lv Ntms thinks Shernsn assumed 10
much authority, although 1t sees no oe>ect'on 10
lie terms proposed. u. IT,.
The Post says, from Jcf DAYS. dowa 10 M
without penalty, on the simple condition Of get,
Ting home for the present TO repair damages, anu
recruit resources for anDther tuture onslaught.
S1w YoxK, April a4.-Spectals to the Hfrad'
JtttuHk and Times say the terms o1 Ien. ouet.
2nanr artn,Alce met with gcneral repEobat1omn a ana
universal c1preesion Of surpree that Gen: onet'
1rh1 should !or moment have entertained euen
, 1865-04-25
Chicago Grlbnl1e.
TUESDAY, APRIL Is. 1885.


Tic dispatches from our correspond mt a.
coul,mu, ing the funersl cortegc, giyc full aud
z1aphic details Of its progress and the affect
tnc inc;dcnts attending 1t. The tribute oi
-ce;wct is universal. Rich and poor, old ant,
>oune. white aud colored. all Join In the last
Sad tributes. Nothing can be sadder
t,an tue visit OF the wounded veter-
:,ns at Independence Hall or the
humtle boquet laid upon the coffin Of the
friend Of her race by the old colored woman
with streaming eyes. The iilustr,ous dead
WI forever live in the heart of the people,
'ihc remains will be finally inferred at
:sprin2fc1d on Saturday, May 9th, at Il m.,
.snd will lie in state from Wednesday until
.lat time.
The Lincoln Monument Association has
1.cn oflicially organized, apd we publish else.
where The appeal Of the committee for do
May. Every loyal man, women and child
1;lll contribute toward this sacred fund.
President johnson Inns appointed Thurs
day, May Is, as day OF national humiliation
and prayer.
VIC have new surplus Of sixty or seventy
thousand rebel prisoners In our hands.
Counting Lees paroled troops there ere ono
hundred thousand to our credit.
Gov. Milton, Of Florida, has committed
suicide by blowing his brains out.
Secretary Seward and his son still continue
10 improve, and every prospect is fair for
their ultimate and complete recovery.
II is stated by d rebel paper that JcG.
Davis aas escaped either to the Trans -alissls-
s:rpt Department OF to Europe, with large
amount Of treasure.
It's now developed that the assassination
of President Lincoln was planned In Canada
and approved in Richmond. One of the
prisoners in custody concerned with the as
.:nult upon Secretary Seward, Is supposed to
be one of the St. Adams raiders.
Macon, Co., was captured recently by Gen.
Wilson's cavalry and among the prizes were
Howell Cobb and Gen. G. F. Smith, who
claimed the benefits Of Shcrman's fatal amnes-
II business. Sherman telcgraphed to secrc-
1aty Stanton for orders and received a reply
10 withdraw the troops from Macon aud
await orders.
4 verbatim report Of the proceedings Of tue
Christian Commission at their third aunlyer-
eury, observed on Sabbath evening, will be
1olnd upon the third page Of this issue.
, 1865-04-25

Isnec!s. Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.1
1KDIAKAPo11s, April n.
Elaborate preparations arc beng mnde for tho
reception Of the body Of President Lincoln next
sunday. 'Tarioue committees are hard at work,
and It is intended that the whole affair shall be
On a scale Commensurate with the great OCCASION
vurlmen are engaged in remt,de.ing and furnish
Ing the State uonee building and grounds, aud
various railroads have agreed 10 run extra trains
ut lower rate Of fare. G0yernor Morton If now
in Richmond, Va, but will rctatu In time to u.s.
flst In the ceremonies.
By IN order Of the War Department, received
1y the A6jutant General, to-day, Col. Charles
HURRY. Sgth lIdiHna volunteers. 10 dtemtssed the
service OF the United States for .eding military
duties. Col. Murray has been setting on Coust
alartia1s for some time, ard wsE President Of one
Et the Milttary Commissions in your, c1ty. 1t Is
possible that the authorities At Washington had
forgotten the fact Of Col. MurEays being thus ch-
Euged.
All the troops in camps arouad she city, with
she exception o! the Veteran Re-erve Corps, have
been ordered to leave for the front Immediately.
They uumhcr abbut twenty-hve huudrcd msn and
oupr1se two new reGimcntF-the 43a i1dianA,
Col, Mclean, and battalion ot Prison Guards,
UrErn!zed hy Gen. Car11nEton. The officer Last
gained la still in this city on SICK leave.
Sherman's unfortunate fasco in trea ling with
Johnston, makes great aarpr,se. His condlct
7nreta with general condemnation. We want q
peace born OF substantial victory, mad no com
ll.ornfee with tFa{tQra,
, 1865-04-25

new YonK, April e4.-The steamer City Of
md Qaeen.tuwn WIT The 1ath, arrived hcre to nj ght
Melbourne adyices to the g Of February detail
tas troubles between tue Government and TIE
1obel CRUISER Shenandoah Application TO repair
VAS granted, and the vessel was placed on the
sitp, md the work proceeded. On the 18th Of
FebIuary, however, police warrant was issued
3or . ne arrest Of British eubject aleset hare
me vessel refused to let the warrant he executed.
CEdess were then Issued that British subjects
ia seaee "1fk1E on repairs, and strong po-
AcG lotce "a6 placed to See the order cr1aed out,
20, who had illegally Joined The crew were W re-
se se .ssa
Port at tho earliest datc. Considerable cxcita-
ment had attt tnaed the aflatr.
ficied On Shippers by seward,s oter that 2ee. ~
eele arriving in America with any passenger uu-
provided with passport are moi allowed TO d.
Government viii policy Of oiisoaton st'sae IN e..
lie French Chamber debated the amendment
T. s @r he ie
anticipation Of war between France and the Uni
led States, and claimed That France had main
tGntd sFicl dr ;be eh@ M
France under regard for her security had not
formed the tmpious wish that c1vil var should
continue He .nst e.eo ,hs ont1ed sas
staa tbc IDEA Of War, and showed the necessity
for for ihe Frtneh flag remaining fey months t more
n Meaio The ameDamsndt wss of oF1fntso az
rmts M giyts so1ne startling facts on the progress
Tie Taaha1see At TfrpGPs ,aa Ps1ss
pod IN .he sse IT.! aers Rsl ID
sn1 f.l So Amelia aid l shortly Be
plsccfi in tho merchant service. she conunucs'
iow' 7er, to y he coniedetaie fag gls o,sn,iv.n
lac American Munster to Portugal, on the att41.
ol the Niagara and Sacramento At LISBON. 1T
, 1865-04-25
H PROCLAMATION.


By the President Of the United Ststcs Of Amer
lea.
WurREAs, By MT direction the Acting Secrets
r. of State, in not,ce to the public On the 18th
OF Alr1l, requested the various religious denomj-
nations to assemble on the 10Th Of Apral, on the
occation OF the obseqrics OF Abraham Lincoln,
late President ofthe United tates, and to observe
the came With appropriate ceremonies; and
WHEREAS, Our country has become cue rfeat
house OF mourning, where the tcad Of The family
has been taken away, and believing that special
period should b. assigned for again humblIpe
ourselves before Almighty God, IN order that the
bereavement ney be tanctined to the nation;
Nov, therefore, in order 10 mitigate that CrIef
On earth Thich can only be assuaged by eommu-
niou With the Father m Heaven, md In conpli-
ance With the w1ahes Of Seuatort and r .preserts-
t1vet In Congress, communicated to me by rcso-
luton adopted at the National Capital, l, Andrew
johnson, President Of the United St4tes, do hero
By sppoint Thursday, Mny 18th next, to be oh.
served wherever In the United Statee the daR Of
the country may be respected. as day OF huu1fli-
stion and mourning; and recommend my fellow
citizens to aseemble In their rsspect-e p1sces Of
worship, there to unite in solemn serEIcc to Al
mighty God, in memory Of the good man who has
sane time IN contemplation Of his virtaes md sor-
row for his sudden and violent end.
In witrese whereof have bereunto set my
be affixed. Done at Washington, April 18th, 4.
D. 1865, and Of the Independence Of the United
S,ates Of A1ne1ic4 the 6sth.
ANDREW JouasoH.
By the P1esideut:
kn,< -.
, 1865-04-25
News ~ 1EzE@R23AlpEE! 3lpE
THE FUHLRlL c0R1fGE.
Details Of the Route
to New York.
Affecting Incidents
The Whole People
in Mourning.
The Remains 10 be Buried at
Springfield May 0th'
ORGANIZATION OF TIE LIN.
COLIN ~EAgKjMEAT AS
SGGFATfeH.
a Day Of Humiliation and
Prayer Appointed by
The President.
SEC. SEWARD AND SON STILL
IMPROVING.
Macon, Ga, Occupied By VIII
sons Cavalry.
Capture of Howell Cobb
and Gen. Smith.
Macon, Ga, Occupied By VIII
sons Cavalry.
CAPTURE of Bowel Cobb
and Gen. Smith.
The Assassination Planned
in Canada and Ap-
proved in Richmond.
TIE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Later from Europe---Imror.ant
Military and Political Matters.


"AE DErARTNEKT.}
WAsuSGToN, Apru 24-2p. N.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
4 dispatch from Sherman states that Wilson
held Mrcou on the s1.h, with Howell Cobb, G.
II, Smith and others as prisoners; but they
claimed the benefit Of the armistice, and he has
tclegraphed to me through the rsbel lines for or
desa, hare answered him that he may draw out
Of Macon aud hold his command for further o.
dere, Hnese he has reason to believe thar the reb
c1e are changing the statuB to our prejudice.
This Department has information that the rres-
idcnt's murder was organized in Canada md ap.
proved In Richmond. One Of the assassius now
in p.lson, who attempted to 1in Mr. Seward. is
believed to be one Of the St. Adams raiders.
[sigued,l EDWIN Ii. SEAS7ox, Sec. Of War.
WASHINGTON, April ~, 1856.
hon. E. H. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Sta-I have the honor to report Tint the Secre-
tary Ct Stale cat up for rerezal honrs today. and
IL much improved. Mr. FreGerick Seward is
e1ropcer and no.c conscious than at any time
since his Injury.
Very respectfully your o5edIen: servant,
J. T. BAHxEs,
Surgeon General, q. S. A.
, 1865-04-25

Especial Dispatch 70 1he chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, April ~.
Saturday morning, James pennock, an old man
o: sixty .nse years, residing in Addison, Lcnawee
county, murdered his wife, hid the body in cul-
vert, burned his barn and out buildings and set
fire 10 ILLS house but the fumes were cLttngu1=hed
1,efore much damage was DONE pennock WIS ar
rested and taken to jail in Adrisn. The mur-
dcrcr without provocatlon committed the hor~
rihlc cHue,