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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

our separation, and the dissolution o. oar
relations IS CHEERS Of the regiments
and, While We are full Of Joy at the great
results which have been attained. that
We have once mere pszee- I've look back
TO the bloody Zelda Of Perryviile. Mur,
freesboro, ChiekAnauga, L0okous Moea-
tain, Mission Ridge, Ringgold, Rocky
Face, ResSca, Dallas. chstsAhoochis
River, Peach Tree Greek, Jonesboro and
Bentcnville, with . peculiar feeling Of
sorrew ani regret thkt thera VI. buried
in silence, aud Eith heavy hearts, ahs
bravest Of she brave, whose memory We
will ever honor and respect; aud, in
visw Of The perpsluation Of the memoir
Of those pleasing relations aud SD re-
collections. therefoFs be Il gr.ss-
RssOlreds That ths ekeers Of the Fsgi
msnt form themselves into SD Asso1i&-
ton Ter the above named purpose.
Resolred. That the Association meet
At Evansyiile, Ind., on THURSDAY, the
I4ih day of December, 1865. and tAat
al ex-sficevs who have been koRorGbly
discharged the u s. service are hereby
cordially inviied TO attend, and become
menb Is Of the Association. ssa
RssalUed, That Col q. r. KilIam.,
Maj J a. Scammahorn and Capt J. n.
Ashuie d bsp made a com nities Of ar
tangemehts. whose daty Il shall be %
take steps for the permanent organiEA-
don and sstahlishmsnt Of the Asso-
ciafion alls s iahf4 e
Rssoipsd, That the officers Of the rsgi-
rent meet Annually, 81 sach time snd
plaee Is MAJ. be designated from time
Resolped, That Capis, ]. A PalmeF,
A McCntchen, T. Jones, and L cuts
wm Shay and o o. Walker, be made
8 committee, whose dafy Il shAll be to
procare rooms for the use Of the Asso-
clarion at It's nexs meeting. IAEauOL
Resolped. That We erees q monument
to the memory Of the deceased soldisrs
of the regiment, at such point as mar
- hereafter designated, and that such
officers be made q committee 10 pro
cure fnnds-for .sneh purpose. 0Tl1A
Rssolrsd, iThst its proceedings Of
this meeting be published ia the EyAps-
vile Journal, and that we return thanks
70 the genslemanly proprieloFs Of that
paper for their honorabls, mention Of
our regiment, Ia all Of It's engagement,
its marches, It's perils sad It's dark hoara,
s, s. TYKER, Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
FalICaIieoes.


cYcHAPKKR a BussIKG HAVE. JUST RK
- esiVed . new lot % ssss Pail STYLE Cs Geoes
which fhsy sell 81 less than the Ageat's prizes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
DRY GOODS.

Bieaehed and Brown shirting.
A LARGE STOCK or BLEA0HED AID On.
4 n bisachsd shirtings. Jest opsBed and fer s@ts
~ Uy2sl bCHARKER BpssAAss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

Coating and Pants Linens.
x CASES ASSORTED KINDS AND PRICES
- 81 Linen Decks ahd CoAtinea, jusy spsnss, at
tg1s- sCHAPKER 4 BUssIEGB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

< CAsEs-ygsTePEEED AND ToR SALE IN
y qukBtL = 20 suit, At
Jyss. i soHARKER sUssrHgs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

e. ! send yoH Abe following rostoF Of Of.
6cers Of The 42d Indiana v. v. l., Just
mustered out Of service, showing the
promotion of each officer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

Rev. 3. 8. Weathsrby and Rev. 7. A.
Spencer, and their wives, set ssil from
Bostou, July 29th. to re-enfores the
Methodist missionaries in India. Three
missionaries from the Presbyterian
Board sailed at the same time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
IN Dyspepsia

And It's attendant Train II symptoms. Il scts more LIKE
CHAhM than = medicine. There Is nothing In the
whee range OF Materis Medca that can for a moment
bear comparison with II In this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant may be found in
the 18th edition OF the o. s. Dspenssory, pages 1887
and 1885,
series Of experiments In which DR. Boil has been for
years engaged has Just been brought q successful
alton, and he s enabled to offer 10 the public
combination Of CEDR0N ~ith other appro, ed torics.
the whole preserved in the best quality of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which be Is confident hss
equal in the world.
He might furnish volume Of certificates, By Gb
lie have long since learned to estimate such
their true value The safest plan for every to e
for htD.elf the virtues Of new medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
ME DtCA Al.
NJ A N II Q o d

a Nb rms ytgoR 90 YOUTH RFsfoEtp ~ fops
N sseks ~ DK. RlCokbs Fs.khCk OF ~.
k-ust tof rsfis shsf 1ssfs ~ fsftssi sei-ifsiiet
has a. snstk sfcs sdsa it iie uHtht fsetsst 81 The
Anesesn psbiis All spPeiatss ~ sssat ~ Ns~ fets
Coz ths sas 81 Ne valasa ed hkhf rftfe tsssnes ~
Life this wondered sesnt al Iffiefe heee 10
The not tsttsfea srnttuioHs IA Tear ssets snd. m
sea .sa ans - rsirt.s is.tferss fsiisfs q lmrss
sibis 1his ssfetsfias ssrssef seesA ee fsssn -
ali shsui ,s na,tt a. lts eastis ace psfasssai sns
M, Hfefds gsssuss n tfs Il seia Ia Eases. -Hh Ni
te.st,,tsss 49, ass 81 o. - faaf etsntHs b. 90
e. .aa -sli \. Gees - 49, psf,, ssfsfeY pseks.
s.selet II fsnsnes le hs sesfsailst sasal ttfsesf
.ss, bee "a f,sslg,.ss = Ne. 49, s,,a.. -, 49,.
lsasSuaiy Gee aess ~ess ~ nsest~sy. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

IRON

hssses. p~f c~t q sofs o.
Hegs pei twt "a .teai1rp
sheep. ysf heal 1uats -
Calves. PEI hssi -.oofle %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
RlCt:
SPICES.
STARCH

0ssego. pure. .l6dl6h
Germ starch 49,. lOdl0h
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
COMM RCiAL.

M.aErr Oar, TrEsnAT. Fssrus


CINCINNATI. March
The markets were generally quiet to-day and
but little done in any department
Flour very dull and family inspectors standard
soil at So; super offered at s. IS
Wheat dull at 81 IS.
Corn dull; nothing doing.
Oats in fair demand at so Ia elevators.
Whisky dull and prices nominal: g 1922 Il;
no sales
Provisions dull; hardly anything done city
mess pork has been offered at x35; bulk meats
l5H @l7Lc, and but little demand
Lard sold At 81 &c for prime city.
Groceries dull and rates lower: coffee 400
Az; susgar 20Q2i for raw. and 2719@2slS
Tor hard; refined moiasses 81 30@l IS.
Cloyerseed dull at sl3; TAX 81 go
Gold 100
River rising Z inches per hour; weather cold
and cloudy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
FINANCIAL q COMMERCIAL.

f,ssAxsrozzs. Saturday Evening. March I. lss5.
There Il bat little 70 10 rsfsrsncso the markets tbs
-esk. -fll be noticed market reportA there
has been st farther decline 10 sewers. leading articles.
Bosness has b-es fair Oar lobbers receiving their
spring q goods and preparing for The spzing
trade TIE grain market Is dell, ard the receipts are
very ngAL The quotations ara. however the same as
last week.
Anew iron hose has recently commenced business
re.srs. Burt. Netcah Over, No. So sozth Meridian
street. ard they promise 70 furnish articles their ne
favorable terms can be purchased 10 any market
Their samples o. nails equal, superior, any
We have they Offer snnealed nail which will
eiineh almost equal 70 wrought Iron. and the sam.
price the ordinary article.
Money essy. at rates varying from sin twelve per
cent There l. considerable demand for government
esritiss At quotations. The fractional three
cent currency Is making It's appearance which vii Be
found great convenience The engraving paper
much better than any that has yet been issued. and
those regards II Is fully equal to IN. larger esrresey
be procured Of the saiioasi Bank % the
designated depsstaries Of the government
Gold closed In New FORK al Ioee2Oo.
Wsquoie the closing rates here this afternoon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
MOL AsaRa
NAVAL STORES.
NAILS.
OILS

Oil, Petroleum. - sOG93
DO Carbon, white ..... %
Tanners. No. l.. ,65.gl.TO
Lard, winter......2,O Otf2, ~
Lsuseef. raw .......f SO
Seatsfoot. 49,. Lace ! so
Bsnyole, ox......t JsS0
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

AS vide spread the continent Of North America. But
the crownng glory OF bis life remains 20 be attained IL
bis discovery. OF rather combination. for he does
claim TO have been the discoverer of CEDkk0N,
which 10 the basis Of the BeIs offered the pub
lie. That honor belongs TO the native inhabitants Of
Central America whom its virtues have been Enon
for moro than two hundred years. Armed with IT, the
Indian bids defiance 10 the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venomous serpents. lis
belief with them. tina; while there Is breath In the bod
the Cedron potent 10 cure matter what tho sess
may be.
While Dr. Bull i not prepared 10 endc-ee this
CANT pretenson, he is nevertheless satisfied from a
thorough examination of the evidence relating 20 is
virtues that remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure either change Of weather
or climate, or to ma-msto influences, Il stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

NKw YoRg, March }
Cotton unsettled. irregular and lower; s2c for
middling
Flour, state and western, opened little hrmer;
closed quiet; $40 90 a 10 l5 for extra state.
$40 9O@ll 90 for extra round hoop Ohio. and
$40 056l2 90 for trade brands; market closing
heavy
Whisky decidedly more active; western 81 29@
81 80.
Wheat dull and dropping declining to 81 IS,
choice amber Michigan 81 So choice white do.
81 40: prime white Michigan - 25.
Ryequiet and unchanged; western 81 60
Barley scarce and firm.
Corn steady and in moderate inquiry; 81 SO
for old mixed western 10 store: 81 80 Tor west
ern yellow in store
Oats opened steady but closed duh at 81 100
] Ii for western.
Coffee firm.
Sugar firm; Cuba Muscavado l61@l64
Molasses dull.
Petroleum dull 4l@42 for crude: 67@6s
for refined bond; &C. DO free
Wool dull
Pork heavy and lower: sales made at $50 25(3
80 SO for new mess; $33 50@33 IS for So "a
cash and regular way closing at S34 90 for cash
$50 00@30 % for prime and s35 00@35 81 for
prime mess; also 3 900 bbls. new mess for March,
Apili, Nay. NJ tue sellers auu buyers OpklOD,
Il $50 1861 50; also 800 barrels prime mess
for MAY and June. sellers option. s35 30.
Beet firm; $ls@22 for plain mess and s2l
@24 for extra mess; beef hams quiet at $40 90
ar so
Dressed hogs unsettled q, l5A@l6A for
western
Bacon in moderate demand; for Cumberland
cut 90 shor. ribbed 2lll@2l]1 and long ribbed
2OJs@2l.
Gut meats steady a, l7@ls for shoulders and
1921 for hams
Lard opened heavy and closed firm at
ls55G239.
Batter dull a. 2ae34 for Ohio and 2s@45 for
state
Cheese 1923
Money ca per cent
Sterling dull and heavy at 81 07s4@l 0e14
6 I'D irmer and quiet: opening 1851: sd-
vancing to 1924 closing at 1855
NEv Y0gg MONEY sAkEEf
NV YoRx, March
Although the gold board was closed, still gold
has been crowded With eager operations and con
siderable transactions have been made e; from
1873 TO 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
PAINTS &c

w'te Id, pure, is.C062o.0 90
do No. !, l2.009lj, 90
Red Lead, Am 10
Chrome Green, dry.
25.00I3o. 90
tile. ...s.... .s... lbtl-U
Putty. In biadders... .Sde ~
Venetian Red. las
yermillion. .S01eO
Zinc. IA, o0d20, Oe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
G - G i ~ - AT
SOUTHERN OHIO.
North : Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and Cincinnati
ShOrt-Line
RE - - o. = II

sped safety aud CONFER ef equal 70 the best
lines In the country.
TPAsk for teksss via '-lnsi.n Apos and ciaeinz.au
Railroad
Special Notice.-The new track into Cincinnati
Is complete. and passengers b. thls line landed
the New Pearl Street Depot" The Burnet
House, about mile thr business centre OF tie
dty Than any other Depot.
ROBRRI kEEK, superintendent.
". II. l. SoHlk, General Ticket Agent.
A. 8 BrRT. Travelling Agent Bovll-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

Revenue stamps ssId in frsm ego 70 800 at
per discount from 600 to $500 per dis
count and t2oo at per cent. discount.
QaArtsrmaster Wilson Is buying up all the small
.oacAers and there are very IL any on the market
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
TEss3
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository ofthe United states.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 3 900 600
CASH CAPITAL PAID lN..-................. 100000

WylLL receive subscriptions, a. financial ageui u
w the Government for ell Of its popular losns
Will collect gold interest. 90 registered and coup0b
bonds the most liberal terms Currency bonds essaec
on presentation when due
Always hand full supply 81 (. = revenue stsnp-
for sale 81 the regular discount
Will buy and sell all government securities, orders
Washington coin and exchange IN all the principal cit
les.
VIII make collections throughout The West ADD Kss'
Al very reasonable rates
Will receive deposits, and loan money a. Per oept.
on good security
Having unlimited facilities, win transact al kinds Of
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
promptness.
THRo. p. Hku6HEY. Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER. Cashier.
indianapolis, December 3, 1854.
dsr4-d3u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
indianapolis Wholesale Price Current

AXES.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
indianapolis and Madison
EnA EEnxoAn.
1864. WM 1864.

day, nay ig, 1894.
TWO paesenger trains daily Sundays excepted &c.
4 tween Indianapolis and sdison.
Leave &c Union Depot indianapolis, at coo A. n
and p n arriving A. MADISON Il 10 50 A. n and 5s
p v
Leave The Depot al Madison Il A. ~ and 3 - N
arriving at indianapolis AZ IL A. n and T<oP.k
Trans leave Columbus for Nashville a. p NJ, srris
'us A. $40 Returning iraVc REshv.iis a. a N,
arriving a. ColuntUs - lib A. NJ.
This Road forms line Eth tie Packets =; ysdsen fos
me transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
tiSnspoi.s aid points West.
Tsrid a. Freights - low A. By any other route.
shippers aud merchants West will nnc ito
est 20 ship BY thsiine.
nsrlS nc. BRANHAg. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
sOP

q AHA --..---. -.-. 10
Cincinnati. No. l.. .lfGI7h
Do German .l51dlo
CASTLE karseille.-....3 30
DO American. .20u25
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16
TIA x s \ LIE.

Notice is hereby gi'en TINT on Monday.
the 9th day Of October, A. d. 1S.j, the
undersigned Treasurer of Clay Co.. Iowa,
will offer at public sale at the Court IAu7o
in Peterson, the following described. glands
for taxes, interes. and cost then o.e and
unpaid for the year 1854, and for previous
years as the same are set forth in the fol-
lowing list.
Sale will commence q, 10 clock \. N.
Of said day, and continue from day to day
and adjourn from time to time until all
have been sold or taAes othorw:5e sctt"'
The years for witch tax"8 on l""d a." d.
linquent AMI for which tho same will be
offered are indicated opposite tie &02.r in
the column. No. Of years: If dHo for
1861 only, it will be | ii for Isl and
1863, i. will be 2, &c.
Witness my hand ct the Treasurer =
Office, Clay county. Iowa, Aug, 10, l>0J.
c. k1RtuSi.R JR Treasurer
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22

sThs citisG Of .l's Union hays bseu
ldrapsd in nourning since Saturday last
|eysry where the sad signs Of ,hs nations
loss are visible. The hearts Of the pso'
ple have been cast down. nd detection
has filled the minds o. all. No leadsl
VAS ever more sincerely mournsd. OF
his loss more deeply felt.
But followieg the detection comes 70
diguation. Friday there night have
been willingness on the part Of many
to give the most liberel terms to the
rebels; perhaps too literal 70 the lead-
ers Of the rebellion: bat nov stern JUS
ice is demanded. The leaders must be
punished. This 10 the stern verdict Of
the people. The blood of the murder
sd President calls for retribution -calls
lsudly and the demand, must be heed
"a. No Get of men who will plot such
sssassiuatioss must live under ibe flag
they have disgraced. tho public feeling
thsy have outraged. No man Who wo'd
DO such Z, deed. or eopntsnsnce il OF
permit il 10 b done il IN his power "a
prevent Il. Is 6s 10 live under the pro-
R.sl. g. - cs-s L-s1.. trRtss
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22
2he Nation NouYus.

SAdoess and gloom have gathered
over the whole land. The true and
noble man uho stood at the head Of the
nation. in whom the people con6ded
with such implicit trust. is no more
In . monen, he Is Gu, down; and the
entire nation feels that there is y
vacunms which cannot be filed.
Abram Lincoln has evidently been
the man for the times. His great care.
caution and prudence have sometimes
led the people 10 think be vas too slow;
bui Afterwards. the wisdom Of his course
has generally been seen. Not perfect,
rs ,so man is perfect. yet have his acts
bxen snA.ked by care. judgement. ma
tuhrr- de!ibesalion and fitness for the time,
place and occasion. Through the most
difficult and trying period thst ever oc
CURED in the history Of tpy nation. he
has guided use ship of state s"ids'
tie storm. saved II from drifting into
The breakers. snd brosghs It through
the great peril in sight of the desired
hayen: but before The barbor was fairly
reached, he is eat down. Ills steady
hand 10 longer holds the radJer nor
guides the vessel: and all on board fee!
srembling Of spirit. lest the capssin's :
loss win Jet enjanear The ship. tLougl
90 near safe snd . cure spehonge.
Ala N. LioeIon ! iw1ili id ne % onward ii 10
tl.sssstsfsl ed. hssprsd memory II .l,t
Alhe.icsh people n sn fine q eane
Hr passed. .sw., tn'tl6e ;ncou-tide cf bic
..losy. .rhsn ,Le sun Of his prosperity
was !, iis s.si.h. and e.s cloud or bloI
he'd sssesred its 'brightssss. Had be
livsd iosesr. possibly j. etxht have
cciinni:,sd soas 1islskSs o.. as6s some
b!psdeYs th.. .wosid hass sskep soms,'
,ainx flom The jsssss efshn bsighs|
e.reet yet bic ds'ibsrssien 81 ars.a
case sosld b likely e savs him frs.|
saeh osssesseness. Nov bis bs5ond|
sI.s reach of nisbaps. His fame be-
passed into history; bis asme has be-
come es.leared 70 al ldyaI Lear's, and
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22
.@ew advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE.
Oae Nile North Of Oskaloosa

IGONTAINING 90 acsss of land. o
~ which 50 acres are in culivasio,
saclosed with . good rail feues. o.
the premises are log dwelling con
laiuiGg three rooms. . COED yell oI
water iu the yard, aud small orchard
shich vill bear fruit this ssasos. 4(
scres Of this farm j. - good bottom
Sand IS asy IN the StAls. Timber ant
stone on the tract suf6cisat for nse
Possession can b given imosdiatsly
inquire Of the undrrsigned 1t The stor,
OF Carson 4 Brother. galsiai
239-u. G B. CARSON.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22

: 4 -
|dis.ely started % pursui,. yith ~h..ss
sultis not yet kaown.
III. reported hat - Indis are Re
nosing their villages . the b = Hill'
and the country on and near R&vde'
river. evidently preparing for Sern
wosk this summ.r.
! A severe snow storm occurred he9l
on the 5th inst. causing great ssdss'nf
to. those exposed % it, severity. ant
stopping al travel on The road for tb'
Ia. Ice formed on the Platte ] in
|ebe. III ;ck. The 6rsvood consumed a
|,bi, po,t i; hauled 75 miles, cedar 90
pitch pine At hat. 20 yoa can ''s "h'
!, calamity cold ws'sther Is 70 ss.
e.s-Sif q, a,si Yocrs. &s. f
Z. NoH 3 4. L. r 2
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22

preseAsmtut Of his dead for pans
moot. As,ong sstvp year. ,; b,
|exps6Ded tn belief that he shotn nd
zee Ne end e the Ssr. whatever might
be its terminatisA. In his case ''cem-
|jng events east their shadows before. .
He is dead. and the people mourns u
for 4 friend.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22
Saturday, April %. 1865.



The saddest event that has occurred
II the nation since the death Of Wash
ingten. has just cast its pail Of sable
gloom over sbs whole land.
Donblsss most Of our reader have
had an the particslars of the tragic
affair, Is Ear ~ they hsse been publish.
ed. asd 10 shah only give : summary
Of The Occurrences.
On Friday evening the 18th inst,
while at thsater in Washington. seat.
ed in . box BY the side Of HE wife, Mr.
Linco'a vas shot down BY an assassin
wish small oas- -Larreled pistol which
was let fall from ths n,urdsrer's hand
aud fossd ID Iiemedias.ly proximity t.
the Tragic scenss The bah passed near
ly through the Presidents bead. ans
he fsil TO tHs door insensible. and never
recovered eonseiousness. thosgh b,
lived until 7.a9oext morning. s'
The firing of the pistol did not At
tract maeh attention until Nrs. Lincoln
scream Of terror gave the ahrs. ~he,
the widest scene Of confusion followed
The asassin is reported 10 have spruns
upon the stage. lfourished . small dag
ger and. exclaimed: SIC Semper Tyr
ronis. ssd then disappeared through |
door in the rear Of the tbsater. Th,
President was immediately removed
and the woand examined. when il VA
found obs mortal. - eaol
Ahont the sane line man vent i
the resideecs Of Secretary S ward. AM
said to che servant lie had . prescription
from NJ. Sevard's physician. which h
must see 10 administering himself, bu
fsi6ng to est egress 10 this way rushe'
past aths servant, end made his wayet
the room Of The Secretary. Who We
eos6sed to his bed BY . broken arm
and other injuries received in his re
cent mishap. and there stabbed hiu
three times IN The meek: and head. an,
then stabbed his con Frederick Seward
Who came to bis fathers aaistauee an,
: . = s.
report says ope Of two others prsseu
were also stabbed BY the assassin. !
was reported that Secretary Seward wa
dead. bat Is has since been stated tha
he Is not dead. and that hopes are en-
tertained Of bis recovery; but both h
and lis son are 10 dangerous condi
lion. and their wounds may yet prov
This is the most fearful and hell De
serving assassination on record, and =
earnestly hope the guilty whesehe
may be found and receive the demeri
Of their crimes.
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$50, 900 army blankets. 10000 pounds
|baeoo. 10000 pounds salt. e0,O0t
|poands sugar. 1000 pounds rice. 10.
goo pounds salt-petsr. $4,000 bushels
wheat, S10O, GOO worth Of medical sup
plies, 7O, 900 bales cotton and IS piece'
||Df artillery. which we're brought away
All other stores not needed for our i'm
nediate command were destroyed. Ths
greater part Of these ssppliss he'd jss
hesu received from Raleigh. One large
srssaal. nachinsry conplete, six de-
pots, ITO engines and trains. sevsra
bridges 6saween Greensboro and Dan
vile. and the railroad track Tor several
miles we're destroyed. We lost very
lew killed and wounded.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22

+ Il i said that the man Who assassisa-
ted NJ. Lincoln Is J.Wilkes Booth, On
|acsor. and son Of Juuius Brutus Booth,
de celebrated lragedian Of few years
|ago: that be had besn playing st the
same theater wbers be committed the
bloody deed. and hence vas we'll %.
|quairtsd with all The arrangements. .oas.
|Ists and inIsts Of The sslablishnsat
|Rsperts srs cleo rife Of various char.e.
|tsrs eoncerniog the whole affair. .asd
The capture Of ,hs perpetrstors Of The
ewfal crimes; bat they are. thss Car
|sague. We hope 70 b able 70 give
|psrsicShrs before going TO press.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22
The Plot.

Il seems that the intention Of tha
Plotters vss 70 kill the Presidens. the
Secretary Of stste. She ,Secrs.ary ol
War and Gen. Grant. Bot Mr.. sua.
Ips did not goae the theater as vas ex-
ssod. and Gieas leff w..L;ogsoo 70,
Darlington. N. Jss;:at six O'Clock Friday
evening. 20 thst tho assassias we're
lhea'ed Of haf ihsir intended yie.ius
This is. doubtless. ptovidenlial;e as s,l,e
pc of these fosr men At once woald
AVE dishsarsened the .sties, ,and given
ppuage 10 the rebelG bss - long q
rapt j. spared to lssd, oar aroiss. ,La
.tbs..s i.sys littls hope Of retrieving any
i lhe;s Joss fortunes.