The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, February 07, 1909, Section Six, Image 55

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Newspaper Page TextSjrt- gaity gwjattianj c 0,erlMd TclfgfaPh- l.'. Tlr IIT1T! UlMltlU TO TBX OBr.OOjrU.-r. DATES TO APRIL 13. B.dent continues insensibl. and is sinking. Seward tmcnt towards Virginia waa discussed. - Tho bcstl secession sheets having been destroyed-or tinelS A TJCTIOXw". AUCTION!! A ITfJT'lO lJOUSEe Remains without change. It i feared bi ikuSI isgfeeling prevailed. It is staled tbat jt was dctcr-by the military, there exists no tangible object U. w a w w - w M. M - J- CO., fa A. B. RICHARD. :ractured in two nlaces besides a .ever, cut on the'sniined to adopt ft very liberal policy, as rccom-iupon whicti to reak tbo public peace lliepeo- Ehead. case -ire not c-...!....., t m11 alive, but iiisincnuca oy me rresiacnr. it is saia in.i toiit n;o are auiot to-uay, out ineir ener ana rare: is considered hopelesi. Mi. Seward's wounds1 meeting was the, most harmonious held for two,' possible, is mora intense than yesterday. The' ., ... , . ' t veers, the President exhibiting throughout tbat.i) 'Mayor has called a meeting of citizens at Piatt's It is now ascertained. with reasonaoie cenuin-giDunu.u.u,.,, ... . . ri" u " -. y that two assassins were engaged in these bur-S,cver characterized his treatment oi tho rebcllioutbo deemed Decessary in lew of the recent groat Ti'i. . . u'hl.. fcnAii. hi.ln the one thnls States, which have been so illy requited on theiiiN'ational bereavement. lITtmTO00aONlAlpoUieeoH.tt . t tRftK.;nftts Kpp'v Seward 'Esbol the President, and tba other a companion of SWhiJf. One of ths members of the Cabinil re-J Beriah Brown, of the Prtu. skedaddled to San . am, ". ft, "irar r P - A"aSSinat5 5e y 8ewara boTame U n"t known, but bo descrip-gWrkcd to a friend that ho met at the door, th.tguandro yesterday afternoon. Hi. life, .aid no, e-ai-a'""0 ' fl Trerl Kwi.vrl !fri.snlw Tniurprl ! B ; ' i. ... .i .ki fc. ,. b.rdlv efcane. ItVlhc Government was to-day stronger than it hadffbav been worth a straw had tho people raptured HEKRY L. PITTOtK, Proprietor. PRES'T LINCOLN ASSASSINATED ! .. HULii at 16wrmam in aaWane. ?t - for alam.oi.tr.. t S3 f.r tk aiai. 3eVC&rCl Aavaanaiao at liberal i a'.. N TJC WISKLT OUBOViSIAN. rontiininr a .elaetioe ol ft! h. Ust artkln io U Dil, will be ..it,lnbd Ty ra atoiUT aioroinl. t) )urwardl t.J Mail to aay part J of h S:l at 3 V aaaam, ' all auonlhi, JS aad ! Ibr three mootto. in aJ.aoce. N CTFlCt Comw Front an4 Waablnctoo straeta. Ba- K Irancaoa WaAafairtoo. ' tl AN rANriSO) A'jEVT L. . FLSHgR. U WaaV tj inxioa Sttwl. Baa raaoMoo. Fred. Stw&rd gtrioualy Injured! Living The Assassins Escape' ! Shim. Thero is scarcely n building in tho city that HON, April li. To-day n0 ' on. is al-Bot ped in mourning. Appropriate services art ae tba city by rail conveyances or onS"" ,a. the 'Bll"h- T"' will bo lit Full Particulars. PURSUIT CF THE MURDERERS ! Sorrow throughout the North, ! Th Great Atrocity. On Saturday at noon the appalling announce Doatroycd ! Wash!ctoi, April M. President .tincoln andi; appears from a leUer found in Booth's trunk, tlinlS been for tlute years past. be murderwas planned Detore u -tin oi iMarcn.5.1 lommtan 01 me &uur. .at fell throagh then, because his accoinplieey WAnmoTON, ..l,...! .ntl ft;-hfnr.nd Voubl be heard froin.tjt 1 ,A , . ,v 1 . ..1; u. it ,i.rr -i .I,-. atA r . ., . r .. . f .1, k... I?tle or qo business transacted to-morrow. ID K3U uii t.i,iiipi,t.v r. . fllOOt, aoa- ine issuing oi jtajsci nuu, iuo uuuijMi-ti . j i t ,1. 1 gtcrs of the Jcpartmcnt of WajhiDgton bas beec ''Vr' 7 V 7 "Vr.K i su:..-nd!(j Lv den. Aurrur. Fi . ' , . . . i .;f.nr WM Fini.?. . - i r-. .11 a- . - Nofhtn? later has een rec.rd from th taat fmUUI lor tom buauvwu rcwui, u Wujw " -"'hve IjCti) rccei cu 1 roui an iinrui ui iuu cuuuu u . w - plcarried into effect UDtilla3t nipbt. 0n of thim.iro CXj,ro9siv '-f the tfricf of tho peoplo at llicfe-ltoa:iy- j Jacksomville. From Jacksonvilie wo learn :hat tho reception of the news of the assassination of tho President caused profound lensation there. Bu5iDc?8 was wholly suspended, and buildings generally drap'cd in mourning ,.J i.ai m-lr,! mil lr-ft there with horse 'J . . . m. .. ! .1 .V,.'. I.nnv T laOOUl 1U OCIWH l eUUIUJ tinii tsi cems that they had bctn scchir iue:r crjancc.a sent was made among us thai Abrtbaa Lincoln; Vashiiictoji, April U. Pr'der.t .Lincoln nManvthln g reliable we will inform you. t-t, m b . . . ifc, with other friends visited tho theatre tlmj VARI)Ei-ASTiExr, Washington, April 1.-?,-,, wat .0 more. Our noble and honored Proe.dcn. rurpffi,0 of witMV!in3 tbo per-kiAb;ahXLoln died at twenty-two minutes after,-' is indwi dfid- Calumny, treason and murder ,r.jrmaDC9 0f Our, American L'oiuin." It wossoyen 0'clock this morning. , . t t3, earnest dbStra to do his whole and truth fo l won tho es fclias evidently mado his way "to Baltimore ; "ep j, t -lmny. The llcruld this morning HiOt in San SranCiSCO 1 (Siloed.) , STANTON Y ,6 Prc,ient. The r.W. makes no comments. K Ciiicaoo. pril 15. President Lincoln died at-a The other CRMrs speak in hiirh terms of the il- ;i:"XT7'0 tioooa ci. j.-ijox twtnty-two minnto past 7 o ciock tnis nioniin2.r.uslliCUJ jtad, who, by his unsvyerving buncst, tjCoutradictory reporta are in circulation in ig-r"..jf jjurpsse and earnest utsiio to tito ilr. Seward's condition. So soon as we c,i.?juty undjtr the light of consistency i t'tlio best interest of tbo country, had totm of nil rizbt-mmdi-d men. Tho HiraM Washington special says: lac'""""" ccne at the President s death-bed is ciescrioca oyj" ' r1"' one who witnessed it as most affecting. .,j ...,.hu .emeil d r-hted witLf.. r. :"..iA. . .n..i4 ine ii'ldiutc B4VS iuiiuuu ucam is iI-.-.V :i..r.ik-i .J, iK, iri nndS": !!! : . . i,....ii. I fivbelmine. tho assassination of the I . 1 (3 IKIkflV " " ' il CIV.ll. ! g.thilo thero was a temporary pauso for ono of .thcH vasi'iwotos CiLBOURN & pATTOTT O JNT 323 E ITl. 3k. U -a- -4-V- Jl l'i-A..fc. Corner of Front and Oak Street.. Will attend to the Selling of REAL ESTATE. STOCKS, UEKCUANDISK. Ac, Ac. At Auotlou. W-t'RNlTURE, OUT MO K AND SPECIAL SALES 7 liciteU and promptly attended to in any part of 4 t ine cily or county. LIBERAL ADVANCES made oa CONSIGNMENTS. OFFICE, at present, at N"o. 74 front street OSCAR KILBOtRM, Auctioneer. Portland, AprU 15th, ISi'lo din AGENCY SEASON &. IXAXVIZilSTSv CABINETJRGANS! Boston. Dee. 10th 864. fc4 ah-1 IT CfVCHPTU PfRTI.ANl. OREOOX WE!3 Flags were dis-ra iT .3. hereby take pleasure Jn .ippointing tuu our Solej played at half-masl. A mas. meeting of eUi.K" -"S iSeloll" on. fo"h. SM ATJCTfOX SALES k0 ILEAL ESTATE, GROCERIES. OE.TERAL VKK. CHANDISE AND HORSES. Sal Day i-Wedntsday aad laturdiy. aug3 A. B. RIC1IARDS0N. Atietlowor. PrlTTftto 8lo. U7 doa CALIFORNIA BROCiMS. I'a, -a A "a, 0 bbli TENNENT S T. PORTKRi 100 bu TIN PLATE; 40 tons ENGLISH IRON t HORSE SROBSi M crate. CKUCKEKY (White tirani(e)i 10 c.k.ClT GLASS Tl'MBLEBSi 60 caanSUOKEO BEEI'i 100 pinnies CHOICE BATO BEANS i KNGL1SH TINNED FRY PAN? ; FILES. SPEAR 4 JACKSON SAVTSi SUM NO PANS. CABI.F. CHAIN. e. A. B. RICHARDSON. Auctioneer. feu called to assemble in tho evening. Them UB . . o " " iri v.. . i.,i .!.. ti,ir work. The heinous crime "-.nnonnccd in the papers that ten. liiant. wouior, s.rneil' E. M.STATO. k... u ua hav. assured us h- int. ,baf g'l-1" took th al traRi' Secretary of War. - " r - - Lv.-runuvu, ... me miitieni rrecauuuui President LincMu baa fallen under the tnko '-'.ho scene bforo thm. Daring ti.e third act, aodi the cicpe of the Askaiiiu l' an sa.3io,i"iu iu j toenter.asbarp rewrtor a pistol washcard eeived wounds from which it is not likely that h r'- wr ' ; J but , A nmltiv Rrioua until a man rushed t fj; She President Precauttona to proventtj , f. J " n i l.-- ;?a..A.l irnl-ir ivIulIi avs : It l.-.-.i":'- v '"".-v " - r r. ... bund SHlNOToN, April la.- Tbe Provost Marsbal-fc-rien is always lrigiitluiiy staiumg Samaritan JLolce Mo. 2, I. O. of O. F. all,'ays Over-tJi,undinK, third story, opposite Anlgoni's Hotel. Meffi- huniblest olei- . of Ih. orii invi,.,) to attend. MASON HAMLIN. SC. 18I3XrS3EI33I3Vr, 106 FHtHr STREET (pne door north of the Post Offloe. but wtien then jal By onlr of N. 0. .: . ..- , . ... . . .i...i..j . ti believed that the as5a.in.of the President andsec L'"" " ' AIlrah3 I nA.Ar.r;r.,. rt CCflut. t fl I , 1 Isll-! : J " "" " - - T owry ovwuu.1. r -n " Lincoln, tho Chief Ma-lstrate of a nation, in tii FOUND ! I Iiave ong.iged the crvicw of R. A. DESMOND for- unip).r- Giilli7, "Sew York City, and lately anuj Fran- -...... ,Si 0--;- --'77- . , tvrousry Mwii..ir' 'J... " I-i ;.,! .u ri.iM Mi.-itrate of a nat on. n t icl S ncrlv of II wi . 1. 1 :, wn,Hr M S n t T H. Imnl ftT inn ITP! QDl 3 DUk. III l , . .1 .1 K r ..linft ,l!kl riCfrron.0. "'"- a- l.. inniiwi.ii..i " . . , A-;" . .. . . . .,-laiinin " "T.e .SWwc ij ' . 8 . .Vj Ci'.i.e 3 on lition of uffairs at this uiouitnt, the Surronp'fWm. Slic- Gallory, San Frnnciico and am angui. Throu.h the fearful ordaa. sho.k too great lor many -oied to ,a.e a- goo. CARD DE VISITKS which it has btou tr;ed, it has borne op bravcly.ji; wa, m tBeseconi tkir to the atajo bencath.bim hi3 j,at and aspur : the hat has bicn i.Uati k '.;all pany ronor will be f.,r3.,tten. , 'psLAUGE PHOTOGKAPIIS as can be taken in San I mourning Indeed for tho loss of its sons as irieyikVinj ran aeros, to the opposite side or tho stnge.i;,icd nJ bclonin , tL0 suspcctld man, and iysngui minnm m.u iu ", 'ENco C.cir.Iomrn and Ladies are Invited to call and nat r -natched srway by death ; but its present be-'aakiog his escape amid tho bewilderment of desenbed by other, parlie,- ,vlio ul.h "' Negative. prerved if reaueeted. were .natcnea srway oy , t- f..iw. t-o tea ar4f Lbnlnaitrti. and mount-i.;noVu ,a tco. a ufja, jiUug it ; tliejj Th? ''' tl,!,,t" ,Ur n. decisive ap0tf P. DALTON. reavement is th. most eraol and grievous of ail , h"rr -JdrotoDd 00.0 .tago. na thrt i "is-d'" ?r, J0 ,ul tl"1!"!?. ? No. S9 Fir,t Street. Portland.' ..j i.nie of the creal calamity t-p r,.,.. ...,. xr,, Tineoln rrt d sdlosed thefei -i.j - - i .. n. t..t,i .wber ilL;etioris wincn scemeu io proiuic .. - m eVevcrVd foaling hrt. Th. na-fThTalidc. t th. Prc.ident had b.cn 'h Tii Two (7,ationof lnion to thepeopl. KEEP IT UEPm,E TI1E.PKOPI.; cj.prtsjcs every J . - h,.,. ,u. .,, Lresent ros to their feet TO3binS,, .hA .., i R.retarv Stanton's housi laeart must auOer a tcrr.b.o shock audbwU i ,hls Stetm SHELU has been placed in tie'. numiuerao... o ' ' .Ath, ,, Kelioimg hB8 bia.''K-;hir .e lhVttack o.t tb Priaeut.Kf f. t tbo eal.toitjr "cua PV,.:. "f Plrf MLKS-OPltlW y- . j :tK v.a ..n ni iir irrTjaraoie "so . a ai .1 1.-. aw . . . . . .1..1. u it assassination vi uui nn:i .unmsn.tu-.i..,,,,., . ,,, ,. ,..--n T-r, ram JVIUVU "HM -t Tl I hA (-IC1 Ctneni WOS OI lUU W11US. livcJut u& nnar hit rotu ATir A IL mall IllU KM O iX Viuaw.r , PEOPLE! j 1 poa- L CONOR KSf- come feeling o tho deepest sham and most in-; 1 cr;rlioD Of course, there was an abrupt inter-hho wntn McaatKa. by llicui, hnrricd away.v iiTbo splendid auccoss ot our tnuuipus is rouoeu 'tv,ry to oU.,im.j on ,hiJ colut. LADIK3 wil!0 teuja indirnation because of tha eomm'u?ion of sot oissioji oj the performanca. There was a rush J1Jad bccn Jp- Slanton'a intention to acrotupaiT; A ajf E1"; . . .f fi , ,d; h .Jilboar in mind. tfiu doini pairs on7y. Alargeand varle.:SI bigh and fou. a eHme. Tho Chief Marat. o:-- ft'S by a bullet, -S our eoootry.th. highest officer of our Oora-L o0 ttil0!aIltsr On a hasty examination itlrj' It seeuis to hare been tbo evident aim oiBK-k- gieator o? than .fan aimy had pei.shcut iaE77ftT' menu has died by the hand of violenc, and the,Ta3 rund that the President had been i"t!ihe plotters, to paralyse the people by at on?kV4'0 tbe snook of battle. g LA-LV A J--UA - .,i.d maiestr of tho nation feels to tha utmoe:;j:tiruu0-n tno ucau, aoovo uvi .k iu v. Ls,tr king down the heart, ana arm oi mo wuoicn - -.--.. . - - . outrage naajesiy oi mo mu :i k... ...i 1V..1 ni of tho brain . wa;'3 ? W v., v,- ,.,, I r, Several iimroLonta? rcctf the.hamcol mis great. """ Had Abraham Lincoln been other than ha wa bad ho beto a merciless despot or cruel tyrant in stead of tho pure, large-hearted, generous man tbat ho baa always proved to have been, the na S . :..r :.-i.t K le. nni.-nant. but tuo atroc-i .i..;r n which the President, had oecn sitting,-. . ,i..j . iion. bv so mucn do tney orana wiu iicc.- i',p-;.7.rn'i saneu ji j..," . r.m Aumuttion, w cenrs. a E:trfc Piano-Forte Alaliei'-n' FROM NEW YORK, DIRECT IMPORTER ASD DEALERlNj PIANOS, MELODEONS, CUCRCH, SCHOOL A.VD PARLOR HARMONIUMS ANE Cabinet Organs, Fancy iiooda, Stationery, Alnale, on all kind, of MUNICATj INSTItCStENTS v1iich I wlU nil at tha loweat llviag prices. NEW MTJ SIC received by every Steamer dawjalStf LARGE AND PBHE.VPTORT SALB OF GROCERIES, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, WED.VESDAV, APRIL 19TM, 1$B, at 10 o'clock A. at. GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL!! or TRR INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOAVS! DOIT OHTir. 1 Si f I . I Kf - 1 aa . m , mi,Tv n. Tin' liy wnMR Or THE ORDW In this city propose liaving a GKAND SKLECTj fty of bis murder would stUI be felt by the injureu-Uo on thr partition and on the floor. ' . ... mrin,i.rH ngle barrelled pocket pxaol was foi law. But when we reflect that it is not a monster j r,jQiiDoiii. , no v" rcwuiku w -- Xue crv ot tne muraorer, as i.c icapcu n'ui iu:cnnj,'i were uuu wmn, tBexore to. AadlesT vuristiau LommusionALL on the evening 01 tne --oin msi, iu tun ., ' -:5? .pposite tho theater. The Surgeon-General ofMp,; jent's box and ran across the stage, betray.-,5i,y prominent geuticuian, the unanimous cxprci n . . K ,f Oregon steaai Nair.ation Co'. ' TJ'1h'T,,", " 5hc Army, and other Surgeon, wera sent, lor V,- maae2s of fronay. All circumstances shoBfJaon being to hold the rebel loaders to a just ac-fj ji,h,ch a spacion. umcidb .J. .arranse Attend to hi, condition . . g,h.t tae faiae po!it?col ury and hat. which litgeount for their crimes, Xwo rncnho caprcsWj COt. LARHABEE. 0" k n .v.m.nDimn nfthAnrivfltebor. blood a..:- . .i..nir, iruniri-fi Hump'.. n..r Ci-.T4-1T" Dnvis. wcift dnvoil Out 01 On ; -,r, fa,,,UHVMiuw ,v Viiscovered on tbo back of tbe cuabioncd Wtkinrv,,. By ao much as tbtso deiract froirMaew;il(apcr counting room and bunted by ibtpa ,,.. ,, H Cnriig will be in attendance toconrcy partlM to tnt. l -,.i,;.in.r: i ...,rne ,.n.vfi nii'in nin it. i im sii'aniriPi a.jui ou to commcacv hi t v r. w. rai-nni th. r. 1 ann mi m.iM uidiriiia: w iu ki.. A common nod on niorednuanin? inlAmv. tho idoUers. its leailcf3jalchfs to our jimisiers ai icrcigu pun. Oliicial Uis-I frouiM ,-r,.- fce...i - hiv.ih rwrt.ni- An dmcta aisnaicn was mau scutttj rjvi f bktdnes5,but od of thenoUe ircn and great. A miiitary guard was platttd in front of the pri Ea A, as the dreadful events were nanounccd'out by the Xova Scotio from Portland. Bishoj.f3 -tOTICE 13 nKREliYOlVKS THAT THE COM aula of earth 'who has thus boon timclcsaly rc -j . ato residence to which tbe Preaidenl hd bei.r:n lho gtT(xtSt Ricbardri, the Assistant Provostottor isiued addres-es to al ti e clergymen, i mon Council of the City of Portland propose b . . 4. 14.1 .n..AT-.i An immnp fmurd was in front oft lie p ' tf t-.t n 1 1 1.:. .-;. t..r.r mwl in . few i nnir.t in tr nnnr.mriatc tiraters tobemado to-mor-Mmini-ov Front trc?t from tho erntrcof "C" fctrtct h ""'I' r.l!!rr:r ooUh. may ,b.,b.1.,w.SnlVnaiKb. j.v.n ...u ,ue r:t,tiii. u iiaa u.. "":F-Slice force of tho cily, onu every precaution ;.iol in n:ouriiiiiK. i..... ' . Wmade in tlio followint iii.inn.ri rioni tlio cntrcof "C I'lKia tins ficn liih spirit of murder whi.a na ulaocca that the wound was mortal, bat all nopei.iion to preserve order. All the streets wero pa-(p ;f Commerce, the City t-ouncii, tno Doara o. trMt (0 Ih(. s 1!th sli)( of Morrisol rc(.t t.by pavj,; Mi, bc-o jedulouily propagated and inflamed by the .therwue. -lhe shoe It to tue ceramuuny was ler M,ronuj by tr0i ps. The police wcremouotoa by tne Aldermen and oinor puone oouicouaa ueeu iiu. . 1 -j ;.lvl nresa of tbo Kortb ,?'"' . . ... rderof lien. JJurgoss, ana every roauiei.uiuK . Jiyal men and th. disloyal press ot tuo r ,lj m mijn;ghtf ,h. Cabinet and Messrs. Suninef,Elv.ashi t(,n sl y pU.kc.(ed. The sie tneic mu.st be moted out tno " . pirtofoy, lanwworth, Jitdjf.) ilatts, uor. WRieaoy., RDOUt l0 depart down the Foloinac wcrc-M jj9 WM aurroundcer by Cabinet Ministers all off? urbing'. nd leyins ld.-waltw with two iodi plank. Tb,.urailjcnthoiisan.nnavciauena;iiuici. rv .cn. ,vicib-s, col. uays, aou a lew person., ir.tuu.ju ,.0pped, and tbo awful news imoieuiaieiy teic , bathed in t-ars, not even cxceptinti!l J'liWubM by or.ier ortuo inimon uoiin.;ii. m 1 a 1 ? t V. C .,-mr..,r. ( lir ai"i 1 I inof tr . li h i i 111 1TI4i 1 1ft t ' V i a. i i . ,1 - 4 w.va Apa IMtt -a. . i i . i. . S li. It. Mhh K r-.lt, tbetrtvCrilorreVengoa.DanK. ny wuici-ti, w-- Auditor Cl-ikof .he Citv of Portland. hut of ail ttacseiuarivre.ini' " , -4- i.tji.-1!"1 """" . ' r ' . rucneiui iuuv tuo j portiar.a, April jtn. law. 1CI9 WtJlV aiiraM au - - - ! tlO Ttl in C , XC lailHUU , V II IIWf wvumw, The C'A-auffsa-j : li u susrccioa ma. iuo vuu w h juulsc as natural as it was unaiiecteu. rrt;rk T" -i-i-li f IS'-frineeted to learp thwr name and rcfideaeoa with n?H IP . .1... U.n.lw. d-'nmm.trAA. - Ks M m r 'V" wr" " 4. .ir.fV .ill r.Ml.M fcl JJCUlOOl-8 OI IDC UfOer UtntlllUt W faa.a.v.K..V "... hider this notice aunicien in lieu 01 ijcu BUtr, t.3-tret with cjhble utono. and putting in stone cui-bmx.ij Blind laying sidewalks with tjvo inch plunk. From UicSj KJouth side of .Morrwon fctreot to the centre of H.trri'WiV R-treft hv nifiCTtl.iiKjztnj; said ttr?t, and putting in wooil: V ...i..-..,.' ... 1 ! i,l..-.,ltI. a.1,1. lira i'iIi nlink " V ROXOHAXT OOMMiTTrf. Ifon. -e.-iml E. May, Salem, C. N. Trry, S!rio, Win. Barlow, Orejiou City,. L. FieucDner, aidbiiv. 'ol R P. Maurv, Vancourtr, A. iNouner, M(ra.v. IL A. Hague, bUw, C. Bertrand, Walla Walla, K. G. Hovcy, Corvallit, H. Jones, Canyoa City. aECEPXiOH COM WTTME , H. C- CouImii, Jus. W. Uyiu, hu.ft.nrici 'lii Duloi a" ,u" """-""'. ;.-. President, who was in a state of .yucope, tol.ill. tllkl.n fur t),e uri-cst 0f tho sassin fcUol f nonecaOs so icoJiyior veogcanoe.a. J'-eiascnjib:e and breatbea slowly. Jjloon oozeu iromra The Ch.onieU says : It is su.iiected -f.i.. i.,.l Ahr.hun Lincoln. Loyalmeno(;3:he wound at the back or bis head. J oc curgeon rs , . ni ej jarviand An ciamiR ,,, . :.J,..1,.i ... down on n chair near hi ' " " - . w. , , . 1 :ki. ftf ,i;.i ' . .r . uv - I yon know now tho demoniacal .nlontof; """"f." '' F TT- ' V.; 7-i:,at'on 01 '"" noc ".nucr :" "".' '" licd and wept likca child. Senator sumcer wai 3 a.,, al skill, but all hope was tone. The parting .01 y,orinai tribunal this moruinj. elicited the follow , h . , t o( the prcsi,ci,t and Couch ai;3 1WS. Mildness and. magnan.raty ,4. family wilh lbe dj.ins Va!iiKnt WM ,u0 sauJ, . Tho muractorof the president was J. Wilkc.-? i' the riht hand of the President :atn 01 ..;ur ucscnptu.n. piBootb. II rs hat was fonnd and identified by ev-5J. .. jic was s.jbbins like a woman," wrtLJ-. 1 epir-v-1 The President and MM. Lincoln did not start iorfc.,ral ptrjons who bad seen hini within tho las-t ,,:, ht..i bowed down almost on the pillow of th.fiTHIS DAY AT 11 1 : tl. until ih mniit. after S oVleck.k , r a i.:.Ul J-,....,l la idroli.iT 143 " . . . .li U,; H the North woair eaeuivs. ot di.-arm them. Let all who mourn the death of Bob! Abraham Lincoln, resoWa that the fell it wh..-u rsuid it shall fc eradicated utterly, evau-lf " - h. v. tuner. M. O'Connor. rLOoa MAAQraa. Jrtcob Stitzel, L. Oilman, W. H. WeUcll- Terrapin JLoincli : AT THE ono ipikto: AT 11 13 O'CLOCK A. l,.. h.,1 .if ih nfthe Rcotlon Committ.fl jr F!iir Manngr., or at the Store ol u. n oiw ora. Ri.ifl..nt$ or vaiicouvci-win procure iictvci. iiwu. ..j If. Ti-oui,. Lm.. and lhoe at Oieaon City fi'oM John M lUoon, Ki. Pljd''' M. OREGON IK.OKT WOHTCa! a. c. einaa....H.. OEIiBBRATIOM' BT THB INDEPENDENT ORDER OF iOm FELL.OWS 2; WEDNESDAY, APRIL S.TH, 18o5. rags fnot.ish wALVtrrsi 10 bbl. HICKORY NTTTS; AISO: . 100 bne. JIAMI.LA COFKCEt ' 25 .ir!:. JAVA .100 bf-bbl. 8. I. SUGAR; ALSO. f,0 chMt. JAPAN TKA i ?o ht. vr.trsa rrvenv tf cliau CUOICK BLACK . ALSO.- 1M bi. KV4PP BROS" CAXDLESi 60 hx. (XlD'S ib bi. W11TS ALSO; H case. H. B. OYSTERS i JO rar. FIFI.D'S 3d case. McMlBitAY"S ALSO; 20 uM i-NCLIH AI.K-. ALSO: a-j u j.tixrx'X'XTiT.zi;, A. B. RICHARDSOy, AactlODC.r. johh 5aviox........,....b. a. ltoto.a A. C. CIBBS & CO., Mnnuiaetnreri of BOILERS, AND ALL KINDS OF MILLS I HOISTIXO MACHINES,; HORSE POWERS, REAPERS and MOWERS, QUARTS? MIL,!,, AMALaAMATTNf IJCti And SEPAEATOHJ of the niiot approVnl aln'd; COOKING TtAJtfGES, iuriia, etc, to ' PATTEKV MARINO, la all it. forms. coanMltd will. :hl. EstablUhnient. PLANS AND SPF,CrPICATION"S for MILLS and ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY fiimisbcd to rbi. by aa KX. i'KRLtNCEO DRAUGHTSMAN. Portland. !:. 1 . 1SC4. A.C.C1DM4 0O. JOHN NATION. Foreman dc tt .biou cao. n ,u... r ..... . . fc c ,r wasatthcWhiteHouscat tLo time? , j.. ..'K. 'i..i.d . th. . Libia where ho eotSA".. .,,i-i:. TI,e last writintr doccH 4-oruanu, APm s,.n. .00. If tbe wb.b raos of traitor, and axaasins muat. rfc- PnsidtBt ,,ated to him that he w going al h)rse ,Mt rfreaing. H, 'president Linooln. was addicssed to Hon. 7 7 , . E for that nanpe-w. to acstroyou. fL noupn iars. i.inooin nan noi ocon won. uecwocgj This man bad played several times ar iroru .-.i .-co A.hu,an ju reply to a request ot mo laitoiL: K5 J ho papers bad announced that Gen. Grant was tc Th ,re nd therefore was well acquinttd wilh it- S . ' . ic,w n uc answ0r was written on aft atoaa company. rj Thc PktsToafiT s IuBrr.ER. Ihiainaiviauai j- present, and as tirant Had gone ortn, no ni'.g,xit3 and entrances. The person who "ftc"tSl.arj on the Presidvut's knee in his carnage. t-rrUB LATE STOCKHOLDERS IX TUB AKOrtiB,- --tea aiMaawMaaaaaaaBaaaaaaawar -1 worthi;r Ufos to hav. Uenob.p, ko d.alh, tlijugh repeated 41 million ume,f j .ihcr eiiiragcmonts. and with Ashman, of aiary-nioJ(lj wctc Jrftwn tlio chatobers one biuj. Allow Mr. Ashman to como to mo at 0 a. .& pi;a4t LADD 4 TILTON. K fampaivnt of Uii. cily, in coDjuoctioa with tb. niewb-rJj, J- r c. COSOROVK, OF WAH a vtalLa eoul l not atone for the invaluable life he bastakenf" and, bade him good bye. t.nly a rounh pieoo of lead, and tbe others eo"rJ.0.lnotrow Aprii itii j s6j." R Bf contiguous Lodem aod Encampment. In thu Jurbdic-p:l jJJ ,.,;,i..,yp3il nir 91.105 lib Id LEOaI .I.a .., f J UMkes Buoth hJl "hen the oacilcment at tbe Theter was at ltv3 a ball3 . smBuer than tbo chambers, and weroS nu)ovt, ar0 j circulation tbat J. Wilkes Eootlifl TTaoardillvv House! S-'tieB, prorw. t., havoa Cclvbrationin tblacity on tbe2otl,f;JTt;NIJEK,s AT j,AK , f,1.,ct uf M ruoat for .way. bem tba name of J- W .ike. iwotn. "'H.iyt bclBt, rt0s wcr0 circulated that Seere-l eJ will cr to p,ecut ,bcill faliig out.W ,, J ", j'"" iu,.k confirmation. J C-"l jLiOllfeO . Anulvor-ry o.fcj Jaod, VMchlMl 00LD PKICFS broAbcx Kdw... - tho di.t.nsui.hed actor of tha-. jj, 6.w b,., also been asssina.ed 0:; Tn'0 iSVf,,1 ivor ,iy'5 lh. Preaident breathe."5 Xx. Pun.nl.ed. SffB5. O. W. STAPLKS IIV,N LEASED Tn, Celebration wn'f PorlUBd Mtoh 13c5 "S'05'. name. The aJin is himself an actor of aomej -..eachmg thu gcnUeraan reidenre, a crowd ancjj,;, las( at ;:3o this morning-closing liis eyes a.J f "f T , f m .v.SiTX LAROE and COMMODIOUS -II01SE. No. 3 :!:,,', vbhc plroM,ioIIOf u,,iber. of tba-Oi-der. to. fuliC ra'"""'- 1J-lM- aiu-air - 1.1:... 1. - M,,,l.l and filled '' "military guard were around ju door. On enter- aoin to sleep, and bis countenance assuming ana CillCACO, April lo. Uispatcnes 'rfcm BTCrJBNoitb Third street, i. p roparcd to furnyh BOARD. wiibrt6ilia w bv ma.k, from their H.ll tliiough the prln-r 3 R. MeCONXELI,. OF COR VALLI. b r,..te. We believe h. is a Marylander, and filled threiJon, it wa a-seortained that tho re f?"?, ! of p,rfcot repose. Thero were no indi-gportiun of the North show the most bitur feelingKOOMS toFa.nilie.or blngtoOaatleniei.. Al.oB.dbjcil.,rMUof llwctty to th. M. B. chorch.wbw.aekl. "f,. !;'ulSwpl" to tbo foil with tbe internal sp.nt ofecesmcn 'JV'"4nort hai been based on troth. Krerfroody tberc.'i ' o( . ' Tba llev l. Uurlcv, of th;gaiust soeejsion .-yinpathizers. 1 nere have beonncue day or week. apl.dtf S Adore- will be delivered, and o.br apiiroprlate rereiuc-.JDollJr, ( J39a 0O) m LK(!A, .jKa ax FAR . all the ooortnua tbat attend it. An eternity o.Jj,M ao esc.tcd that .careely an intelligible won!. york Avcoue Frcsbvteriw Church", imm.di Uao seriou. outoreak., but individualinslance. KlteetS of bUaecouu. ,urUood,purvha.od QOLD IuuubmontcajcoIvra,.uitehuiiforthoerii.'3ou!dbgathor.. .The facta are aubstantially ViJately on its Uing known that life was extioct.Hmentioned where persons erprossing tio3 J-yrjv; . AIll IIElil I fflst'eau. Navigation Company, w.rebou. which will b.f-J1 1"LES- c K j.MisT0". i. a. . tloHows: I'Jknelt besido hia bed and offered an impressive Sentiments b.vo been rumman y doalt with. it -a..w.ropriat.ly tejl P and decorated, wtum ;oe rort,d. Feb. 14tb, 18 ' fcW.ttf be brf comnntu-T r. o'clock, a man rang tbe bell and tbep J wbi(;h waJ rcs.,dcd L. by all present.! A sympathircr at Washington waa shot deadJ - uTinZTT TUnjw nv b.rvi. and other appropnai. f.Uv.t. w.U ler-kj Kon A,w,,r.-W. hear it slatod.aU having been an.wered by 7 eo.ored nvniffiR,,.' t tho Wp.rlor.Hb, a soldier for rejo ojng '-tho death of Mr.g THfc. NATIONAL TROl'PE OP H-X--,. .uf . re.EJj J jLBAT Yiil w,th -bat. Uth v.. ko- not. that 0-iooy A.U. th.aallcr. .aid tiat ho bad eom. from penlf & II A S S BLOWERS ' 1-P-tr.ll, In.M to ccH,p.r... with . ion that MhSJ . ..iiT i' EViede, ScoreUry toward a family phy.ieiau. witlif ayKia private Sooretarv. aud other, were iu'l Aeo. Well. .was arrclel and sent. 10 tne peni-p,- u a a9 J A Jkl W W AJL 3 . J,nd tboa, drtlrtnRto do .o.are requetl to report th.m-Ki uoLD PRICKS 1 Ii,wkof tbascKr baa teen appointed TJ. . ri ti , ,n0 ,ama ,inio, holding in bis,, , xhero he again offered up prayer forfjientiary in New Yor city for a similar offense. K conjunction with tha Rselv? "StZ;?11" "?Am'J!l'B. M C. N. IIUMISTrjir. R ssor for o.egon. ic. Ihomu. Frjer. Khose;"),.1 , eD3all piec. of folded paper, and saymgft.i,. io,, of ,bo flllniiv. r r B Another man, a Wall street gold broker, ge.J ni" "orr.y apftr in conjuncu witn tb. y J. STITZfL hWnm MSUKOEIt K Portland, Jan. 11th, Wi. S,t Urutof-tSeo.itU.id.baaesp.red: Mr. BrookJTn "s-er to a refusal, that he must see the Sec 3 Tho j.ident'. remains-Were removed from thf vent to .session sentiments, and f" SltelOtOIl ! 3 S jXmeS ooinS; ' U'., win, iti tl nl raaj . . erLilelv Jualifi d fcr lb. uosition U " "n.sted w.th particnlar diree -J ivit8 tcsijence oppo.ito Ford's Theatre, to theLwero immediately made by a crowd to hang hin-Bp-"- "-"-tS. .aJL '3 (bmmiu i rro,t. "Victor V ' "VlCtOl'V r is a man eidleoxly Mualib.J rr lho posit.on.M COI1rnio z tho medicines. Jle inii.te4 oopjl,.:.. Man.ioc at half oast 9 o'clock, in ao a'laiap.post, but he.was rescued by tho police.H m Hliau.or S.miti Lomi No 1 1, o. 0. F., N- V li lUI " -- J VJI n..i t a --JI 1.1 !(:( .al l,l..t.l Fl V ITI 2 UriLBltU , AVIU 1V, low. "l'"a v mo pn Q a Mr. fiuit has di-ri.ie.-J tbe duties of bia officei I ., ut,n,.h r.itpdl informed that nc?i 1 i P-,. esMrtaiiH Three rebol prisoners were hung at ln.lianapolwr fiby a .mall guard of cavalry. Uen. Augur auuiyor eipressiuS .imsynr, nHnvCU TIULIfllol jr in a manner wholly acceptable to the people and,"jue could enter the chamber. tUDmtu.t. U-ll. wort of th. .ppoint-M MpwhI the ervt ? "'f ttut vf Mr. BrrMV U lru, it will Jo4ibJM re-p flet by Wr ScwarJ, of whom Whitcl The UDiversal feeling Jeems to be lo mete outf lv. a iti a with Ihuia.--- -A letter fram V-Tnandcd tho Eecrethry. maleiog the 8mck.tho pt.ra,ns of tho hou Jjrcpreicntation whicti h? had given to tho ervaut .-i(,u Ja of the Jeceaaea. thf EivVhat further passcJ in tbo way of. colloquy is otgl Tho j,0ly wa, to b0 el 1 struck mm on tbe beta tvttu, iringtho skull aud lolling httc . t'ilniost iwn?elc!'. The ws.ffsm tf.en rushed into rlle. At-rd 1 (th, inlMuu s tbit -the CavvJcfcuuowo but tbe man uructc him on the head withE - 1 rwi, uiU tillv.fevcroly injurinstue skuii aua iciimj nin:. Ht upwmid tiip, tamo uf-ua A triia of p&cV m-!3 walkcL-,i .u-- t,!,iarv GiTicers wero 00 foot. nd ml wat-: a j .1. : tha ..owri iCOOIDDlOira ID!) iXIIIBIUB iu mo aa.n..- - - o - . . . Li """Sillouso, where tbo military guard excluded all bu. :be sternest justice to all sympaHiiters witn the" ousebold and tho lamilj -.reDtuiuD. 1 1 Sew ard'a Wound, not Morial. Tho body was to bo embalmed with a view ofej vEW VonK. April 15. Tbe Fou'i special saya enioval to Illinois. Htho inct-senKcr of the Stale Department, who wasS Tii. Dm. Frelli.c In Canada. I 'in attendance on Secretary Menaru, w aeau. .ur. Tokoto. C. W., April 15th. The news or theaewaia is in n er caii5cu I. . . -r C . ...IL:..!).. 1,.'m,U llHOTO. V. V, ., AlUll lOlU. iu .1., V . ., ... - ..,...... I. ' ... J Xf LJ . W:T IJS'USbltiallUn at 01UIHK1U, 1 j . -, a; n.-,n mat me juunni nan just b-oi possession oi.jf lcr ol the niuci etaies, ... ..... i.H - vi... 0r the Custom Uoue. Ameiicannnot inertal. 110 docs not oompiain, out nas io.it. TL. 3i.A lull of on.-era. and bv theii -.eiiEer of tho State Department, and two "'-"" , f,,. i- .1.- k-'rV. 11 much blood : no arteries wero cut. Fred Scward'tf tirnefy .m.al.tb.t.a.n , wa. saved; th. IndUn.- "t -re delayed at .half.-Blui. ured bady in two pi-- .b-t ev - j . -- ... .j uii... an. i. oiu.4 ni i.uinfi nvtinii iit AmarK'tuii.'.'iw'uuii.d . . tj 1U.J l?"'1' tb.",e lrJ?nJ:.H:F& closed, and the feeling of grief by tho Cana-J-lthat he will not recover ia liUl.?.. an- o i-f.li.n ...onlo is intent.. It is contemplated S1V-M Among mo ici cr. louuu in wm. . .ru..., wuu ja fleeing throt'cbfriht Vrwuc.aco Sfw-Sece.U Paper. 4. Ec.tted out. ' L":dian peoplu is intense. It untaxing some public expression. Sorrow Througl.ouf tno norin. . . t. L;uia. I'suiiiu .. iuhu'p- " o-- ftoieu uiuiuwii,, . . - .1 1....1 .n.tUntllrV. rU ImwistJ. Au.il 19. Ttnsnediatelr npon.T. . 1 " ' . ; .- .1 ......Mi,.!? mml at tbe intellurouoo Ot the assassination oi 0 . . , ., .. , ,v. ..... ?l P.a.LrnL Liuoln and trobabie aseaisination ot v. ". . .. .. ., . V4 .t ,. nmh hi, and nil ' i r... 1 .11 .i... .m uI t"- '"7uv rv;"?"' iuY"'"M"r"? vrv k spi'ing. . .. , r- . 1,. ,..V(.J that lbe lllli.lies 05 tno occreiaryi-.liolcls, puonc oiuces, .i.irca auu ou ... , vi-.iiinlnn latrWaerirtr savs 3rlrs T. Montory r The Celebrated Banjoist! People's Transportation Company, IVJOTIOE. FROM THIS DATE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICB THIS STEA1IER 5W . . ... t&iijx. ti tit -T yv Twrrn he is insensible ana lears are enieriaineo-.wul leav1 CANEMAH every Monday and Thursday mominK itireuni.LLi?. THE STEAMER ENTERPRISE will leave CA- Take TVotice. irwiHfi bnCerskined HAVING CONCLCDED'TC JB. cnangc bis busmen, oner. 01s flAEGE AND SPIEHDID STOCK OPl SADDLERY ! FOB SALE AT REDUCED . RATES fi iSOMETHIUO WORTH KNOWING t .ting 10 criminati-him, was one, apparently from asEHAU every VVedi.cd.y mornio.; for HARRI3B0RG. : iady. supplicating bun to deiist from the plans lurj THE STEAMER SENATOR .ill leave PORTLAND ;l.;.l. h. ... .1..,.. 1. lh. hmA i.' HUR1I1IK T TV ,n ll.,M. ,1 t I M .ml A P M New York. April la. Places of business are-.. .. ,. ,i ,, . ... .). to bet? I'uesdays. at 11 A. Id., Wednesdays, at 7 A. M.; Thurs- . 1UU Wl'LV A I IT and d.apvd -im :J-t.:''"UM ut fatal. allbouKb both SceroU.y and Assist , moui aii.-. Suitable resolutions -were adop.euf5 oLtaioed ,endei. it highly probable that the- -JT,U' Bne' f u L " ' ..'li ' v "5iit Secretary are very .erion.-ly injured. t :,t th. Com Kxcl.iu.60 Co d Itoom by tho Board.4 M, tc4 t0 mhutAJ Mr. Sew.rd tur .trmoobiee noon which to wreak their ven-p-"" . -V-.. . iv..n... i ...i. ,...l.' n..t uu:..k .k.. imi.,,.HI.t.lo nd it,urnpdl. . .. , l . . ... ... i... 'J - . . ,...,, j ,,'t revrctiiries cianiou .. e..e. u. iv.u., , 7. ... .. , 'Jobn Surra , ol 1'rince oeorge cnuniy, uiaryianu.M -. About 2 o clock some ono suggested thco . u,.lernuieIlt cjl,.a ,t Mrij An immens. tnetioS t beM in W all strcclt-i , . m.n cbr.,s.d Ao Anuostatl 3E5. ...ukuo. .f U ,nUAdm,ra.r.M "Xf -u to inquim into his condition, aud. ,ui, evening, which wa, .addressed by Gc.l. lSullcr, ;d no hi, B4m. Booth, and theS offie... Tb.erwdUUmed.ately..nto toeolbe ofl .boiehciitJo lbt alsas,MMiou ,ho F.esident.D. S. Dickin.-on and olhers.and appropriate wso-N hb 'uSJih. the latter is believed to be Sur-S tha i)eo.ror.e iJ.'. which, with lU contents, i t,icn ....jcj t0 lhc houso where tb. latteri!uti0ns wero ad. plo.l. J ,, H wa. .o-n .iutteJ. Tbeuce they went to th. Jfo.- ; f , g A committee of thirteen eminent tnerhants andfl T . evi(JtI)t ,hat h, of tht !ot wl, inEj 4- oSce. wh.ct ithev 'served in a like manner. 11),. AaJimlacDM 0d gathered in front of tlu-feltUcns wore appointed to go to Washington toH t(j b(( mU(.h mor rcomprchenSive. TbcEtSil this time, Cha'f Iu.keauJ pos were on ban 4 w,,,,,., hou,Ci ,nd a jtr0ng guard was ita-k.atcud the funeral. ... , Fivice President and other prominent members of -15- but tb. c.owd wet. too .Long for tbea. j.ionc,i lh(.f0, miny evidently-supposing that bey The Governor has issued a proclamation revok -t Aaministralion wor particularly inquired afS OInc" ... L?,rould be brought to his home. t;,ng th. proposed tuaoKsgivingon tno ioiu, mriutv . fc 8u3pected parties, and thoir precise lo-M i.r .,. rbv fuund notb.utr but som. rapers. .1 .. . ........ r .;i.i..,,o .i,sn;nc ir to u dur of bu-r. ... J . .e. : 4 . , .... . -. . , . - r i in. city to-iiigufc i).ii.,ui3 .vluo 'iwit;rcuiiiwuiiw, r. --b.-ft -- - - -- ticality acquirea : out in ineir casea me pian aiit-.i tb. pnr.t.nK be.og do... eleewhete. xeitemcot, accompanied by violent eaprcssions offJuiiliation and prayer. f'carried. el ThetWe.f'..publ.hedbyZaehMontKomery. ;,,...,.,, an,i .... Erolo ,.., tso.row. ilanyH CnicAOO. -April 15th. Dispatches have beenU ,,,..,.,, t;A telegram tbia aft.rnoonfcJ udered tbo tato of the oihera. All th. pnntiug. mUitary nuthoniies bar. dis SrceeiviKl from almost every city, town and hamlei.. . s.'MVashincton. says that SecroUrrf-l caes. tvpe. AO., wore, burnca in id. itreei. . , d pjouuud patrols in every direction, in or-.n tho North. Tho news of tbe rnuidcr ol tli'f,s j., fiCe jg Rashed, but bis throat ia not cut oeW-lTi, ... if i ii: 040. aavou DUUKll uy ro.i... .iwuiw u.. -rj .i:.lJ Andrew Johasea Preaident. tj Ijis. al 7 A. M. aod 4 P. at. ittuitlays at 7 A. ai. th, 1S6A. dlf Fridays, at 11A.M. and A. A. McCTJLLY, IVesldeut 3U 1VX 323 2.1 XI HI H. THAT THE . tu arrest tbe assassin. Th. wholer.Jprc3i,Jant and th. assassination ol secretary kewiso vigilant for th. am purpose. u-d, has boeu roaa wuu proiouna .ee.i..K The attacks both at tbe theatre and Seward if irow, and a solemn lnieresi.pre aus in .....u oftic. is on the sa.ne floor w.th th. A(a" Cfioria.W '""' " Poi'!j"8' . . . . .....i ; i v. ,k.,h:lico are likew i mr, .mi. ,,... cv., ... .Moirmo u. , tha tlimt bour. thu.M ,les, but for tho present, tb. eourso ot reman i.- an noper ato.y w.udow. rhey were thus detained, V' u- V ...,!.t. ihu.l I .r.-nr.A ,n .vnre.sions of deeD Sorrow, at the-los;Uo ;..., ... ul.l l-hi-f H,.,lr. .iih .latnehJ .'OOWHlg 1" - K . & . ... .. . ' . rt IH.. .in iu .... .1 . e i -Mii ciurD. ;t,i,o ..tu.iiv, p. -.. mentol lunw p..ve ...a aueucninrnt o. reKe;r - ....... ..;,., - : i thosch onnricd to eiprefsions or deep sorrow, at thc-los;Uof the death of tba late Pre: part)ij",f on. so vitally idcntitied with thc Nation's hope.vKIIcadj of Deparlmcnts this ion oi ?.iat this period of its hi.tory. ilen appeared. tc.-Uuhnsun, Vico President, 01 he saved himself by rolling fromiie bad. Andr.w Johasea Preaident Wasuisoto. April 15.' 3 P. M- Official notice death of tha late Presidnlwaa given oy toe morning 10 snutN . i , , i. . i , m on w.iom, or i.u ,u-rj ft , . .. f T ,J. ,L"4 5-titiition. dovolvcs trie vine, oi rreeioeni. mr.-ji V.i "S LOUIS STORE 2NTo- OG 3?ront Street. Nexc door to Enapp, Burrell k Co.) IS DETERMINED TO SELL wnicrui".- ."wv4vw - I) ,;A 1k.n(..ln i . l ...-.. n nil riA fiVMr tbA lt!9s Ot III DCCu OI. .. I Louril Ol ntiiicv. :i - mumui". - .,... - . . i . A th. d.w, and ba. a.pt tnem at nay .me. 5 n lb. oitr. Ilia headquarters are guarded. K v nmon family ; all seemed to realire how mucn.g lohnson. upon rcec.pt o. . , I r . clock, lbey lu..e -?.eed to di..po,,. if wlsu roTO. April H.-To Geo. Ii : Thitg.n spite of parties they have recocted th. cbarae-fj.ore jfon.. P. V''aSC JCr,!Ml:Totl ,plo .ill pass out . .. tvpo boxes 4c. of tbeltj ,ylont g.- t For, Tbeatr.. the Presi-S.er of Abraham Lincoln. fetate. and took tho oath ot office as President o feAo 4. iW.,a. whieh MavCrellish ha. .treed;.-1" t' D:",iltillg , his private box. with Mr..a1 Business transactions are as little thought olhe Limed bates and assumed; .ta todo..p.dlya,.s.Mblo . ttt.nedt?a JlfrriB and Major Rathburne, in bereaved household. It wero ,ma2VKUlPJ that the .Krula madJened as they are with ragcrt "co'"' , .,. hn .dJn,. ,n,.i ,iRM ,k,,in. ,t this early hour of tbe nalion'tU-artojents' at a Cab.met meeting in the Treasury tl .n.l..r.un,.e,..u..yeoa.mitJomeUllu.or. overt-' hcd bobind tho PresiuenU The,.,,cf to' consider the probable effect of tho .adWO.pnrtment. Amon g other bu',D"s' .ot. boto.ouul.il': r. i noi ui jfriK. a,- ' ...,, and comiueroouf thiWinitwas transacted : i irst the arrangements 1 Hy Stock coaallU of tlu TKttT BIST HARNESS, And various otber articles, to numerous to msatkin. Included in his Large Assortment there Is UEXCINK CONCORD STAGE HARNESS ; .TEASI " ' HACK CARRIAGE ' BCCGT " And a Larg. Assortmcat of HOME-MADE HARNESS! MANUFACTURED OLVOF TUB BEST MATERIAL And th. WORKUANSEIP CANNOT BE EX CELLED Q-f THB PACIIIO COAST. an nM wmntfsa anvthina In th. above tin. wll reertalaly be .miea, ioi . .uintnLJir uaiwa,., lDavvnui...rj , ml , o . mfm a. VU.VMl,a, No. 88 From alrrat, apl4dtfrp Penland, Or.eon. Th .V.aj.!ui A lfc.is.ned free extras at ooon.fc,. . tod mllAa his escap. i.Pj V.M.trv. Merr- mind all tbt, .t.l.Rcac, they bad rcce.ved. f u the8lcr. Th( pi,u.l ball entered atBj.ied wlth tho event itself ,hn llun.,i.an aa a,re.tej thu nfUrnoon or.jj; I'residcnff head aud passed neal &iny of its consequences. John llunnnan was a. rested this afternoon or,, . Bryant atreet by Oh..-f Burk. t'nr ujiug treason abl. lauguae. at... tiling .oai no was giaa iu !r.uicut l..n'Olu hid been kiiict. It was a most fortunate cj.v-uui3l:utco f'r ln..uivan. that be did t ulUT his Bcnd.jh tiuitai.ons on Montgom.ry '.,,,,, j.,. r.iens. of having a pre 'tihrousrh : tbe wound Is mortal. Th. Prcsidcni l;) (.-?,, i..i insensible ever sinco it was inflicted, nd,J ta'ash :74 , .. - lkn.l iK.T,,h,ii,r .n...M . . A. k.. .,, , . n..o i.e.-:. a.iioei That portion of ourcmoiuiiity wobavealwaT45ier'Pt'oU'' .... . " i z- bauiber. been aewsn s mpstniiera, eapros. irv. B honor at tb act. uturly repudiatiug toe io, whether tho eamo ornot, euteredilr. Bew ens. Ol nav.ug a yrv r was ehown to th. hecretary a &clK e always j Uaberi wbtn tbe dastardly assassin immediate U,irth of the Potomac, Judge rrict auu: rushed to the bed aod inflicted two or thrcef.,,,,, of the District of Cc 1 satestwi. tabs in tho throat aud two io tho faeo. It i;P.M,Uer are engaged to-day at .ri.ndlv or. u Vlthe funeral of the late President wcr relerred to bestow tnougnt upotiCfill. sevarai ceereiar.e, tt. -'rj ..... .1 .-..... n.n.l M.int.r.i lucnces. p.-'ueu- lopwi. . ...... "7. " ;u4 , li, v?as nnnoinieu Aciinir cccreiarv u c.u.w uuim. . on?ra lVTG.l amv.d ..$(. disability of Mr. Seward and hi. son. Prcd jS 1 train about noon, and immediately pro-Sk'-rica, ns.is.a oo.....,. r ceded to tho President's houso. r"iorniaiiy announce., tuar. no ues.reu ... .P':'fl Tb. second extra of tbo Evening Star ays tnetw.Tecre.anca o. ,Vu,u w . ......... k. M....1..1 .,r k. .urn.(f!net. and that they would go on and discharge- VI. ILlliAUaUl) AlUVVai. IUH4.H..I v. CLOTHING, DUIl GOOBS, Hats & Straw Goods, rurnishing Goods, cooTS & IIOES'HGoods by the Pacliage Ladies' and Children's Shoes, ayuipathy with the a.!ins. . ,.,,,. -V-upcd tbo wounds may not prove fatal. My ap ?!.era, on Tenth street, taking th. testimony of a ... . .. . k..7., .,'.k.. a ,.o. iSJorebensions are. tuat tney w.U pro.o .-. " . . - - . Th ;ir... nu.obcr ofiiwilnesscs. .tth a,Uetachmdtol mo frovOJl l.uaru. are uow.r- - - - - .r.l ha wa. ir,?4 n.... ..,..ll. of Col. In'rabam'a staff, last inland arc. -.cpinj tho crowd from Montgoin f .dil)in;n- room. ,nd hastened to th. door. oraniKbt proceeded to the National Hotel, wbero J All tho stiects kad.ug into Jlontf omery atroei.. ery atreet. Ail ur.naiug sai.n. are oiwsr.. No person i. allowed toSi"S1.,'d npn h' "J" f!fT it0eitOUt W0Un'1 fudge Olin, of the Supromcfriueir respective uuues .n "' " "- ..e kia . .... t ,1 ci i. L i ore t he denloinblo event that had changed the: th. Police headouar-MheUd ot mo uoveromciu. nu uu..ue. n m r. ;,.,in.lMl l.,l,iv. The sur-W, I lUU. ASJ'.l bU.VUk w .j .-.j.- . - J - 'eons report ll.st tbe condition of Mr. PcwardH emains uuehanged. He is doing well. There iiA o important change m bred, beward s condition .r. guarded t-y eoLl.e.. f o per.on . - "'J blJ teoory j, doubtful ..r.r ih. stic-t without permission froua th.orhcer'J"" . .is father-, room where ho met tho assassin whcWwei Booth had been .topping, and took po.Rpe muidcrers nave not yet uccu appre,,, ueu. l;L'osionof his trunk, 10 wnicn ne icunu a toionci .-rs i.") . , A j . .... rt.ir. fit' bftnil,..fi.. tw. TUlllinrj mean ""-,- r- - ' ox.es of cartridge, ana a pacKuge icners, anta Secretary of V'a. California New.. WU0LES1LE GROCEI J3S Pront Street, (Opposlt. 0. 8. Nj Co.'s TlTiarf.) PORTLAND, PREUQN, 3f T 19 WITH PI.EASORK TflAT Tt T. TN'FORM OUB. X reader, tbat .1.. Uld Established lloue or COHEN, LYON & KAUFMAN, xre dioinit Jul.r rtctor.c over ll ihcircotnDot.forsiiniTi rtimntion of Ui du1)1il- 'on .inviir.t of uol tmir Alwava jbin( tli Ant In Portland to olfcr (Ua LATEST STYLES, iiutaloinOIVrNOTIIEirtri'PT.)VlERo TUR BLSC flT OF ANY DECLINE IX tiOODS.. OwlD.- to ll. DOWNFALL OK KICK MONO nd con... qnent deeltae of most article, of Mereha..li.e. they aiak. Another H.oduotlf$n ONTUEIR PREVIOUS LOW PRICES, more especially in Cotton Goods. 3y the bit .traaaer they have received their JIBST i.t.XALllt:Tor DRY GOODS, OLOniNGr, 1BOOTS AND SHOES, LEOHORX AND STRAW HATS. EIDIIIEOT FROM NEWrORK which th.yar. now Mill dr. cither WHOLESALE OR RB TA1L, Coiaat4erabIy l,..a t baia any otber af oua. Oir. tb.m an early call, and do not mistake tbe ylae. COHEN, I. YON efc KAUFMAN, 80 Front .tree... apll.llf Portland, Owrm. or TKB BEST PHILADELPHIA HAKE, OHEAPETl FOB CASH AT San Francisco Prices and Freight MS- Orders promptly filled In San rraoclsco If desired. Portland, March 20, 1868. THAN THEY WERE EVER SOLD IN PORTLAND. Kj!) Purchasing one of Call and. rSailery Yoxirsolf, dlf SAFES! AVB TOTJE MONBV, PAPIKS AND BOOKS, BY, FOX & REDLICH, ImporterB and Wlioleaalo lealer. la. POREICN AND DOMESTIC WINES & LIQUORS! T FRONT ST., PORTLAND. T 0ppe.ite the 0. 3. N. Co.'. Wharf) Offer for sale '..fine French Brandies i Standard Brand's American wIUaJUm. Scotch and Irish Wntkie, Holland Gin. Fino Old Tom, Jamaica Bum, PORT, SHERRY and CLARET XL IKK f. Alao, a foil Meorlm.Qt of Oaso X4ir7jpuors. Which sr. off.r to tbe trade on reasonable t.rms. " . FOX A REDLICH F.b. , Wi. dtf:2p y issr. , . 1. . r. 11 is BU. ..roouu.v .ua. mw . ,v,w,.- - - r , incnar-e. .... ..mm.. . - ".r'roneb the night. Rjf which ar. m possession oi iu. ui.ni.ury nu n msi.,Af. ooo created -by an orani.at.on of aboorj (n GfBllt eaud vir Bcre invileJ trf ,t ,he,horiti. , tilast .venirg. Tho troops from the Presidio anuH tty B,.K. whoirf ..Mention wa to deatro. lh thu co;nR but be started for llnrlioSton,a Ono of tbo. letters bevin date of Haiikstoivn,UAlcatraz,.Ugethor with the militia, stood on guard tb. oKices aud material, of tho ZrB.Tu4.e W jeraey. at 6 o'ebx-k this evening. Maryland, seeuis to implicate Booth, and spenktWnearly nil night and are patrolmg tho streets to g AV. Irifit. iV-A frjju,u; and tben Ca-mtl m tiag. at which tirant was pres Wjf .uvsterioas afl'airs in which he was engaged. lay. Thero art over 3.U0O men under rm; g to d.trse. The city is now perfectly quiet :f , ,hl sai,Ki of the state of the country anctiiod nrccs him to prooeed to. Uicb.nond and asccr feCaplain Vlio, of the Provost Guard, last- night. no fu.ihe. Uoublt c ccvur ; nor is it aaticipav.o ;h' , of ,pKJy peace were discussed. Th.pjla;n th. views of the authorities thoro on the sub -gciicd the I'reu, 3omror, if he lu FacJiTe orficesM that any woobl occur if th. aoldicrs were with T prejrld.nt ui ve,y cheerful and hopeful, anjg..t of tho letter, and that he would piefer to ex K ind placed a guard over each.; drawn. . . ,,,l)keery kindly of lien. I.eo aud othora. of th.E ,rcIa bis main viewa verbally.. He then goes orM A largo meeting of the tiuion League bold-last ,,a -H. an Frjinclffo Stock Escbang. Board ad r larMV Anj 0f tb. establishment of tho Gov 9ay that ho was out of money, had no clthc.J,inigbt was addrcwed by th.ilayor and others, whog AjyCOVSTP.y BIERCHANT3 will Had It to thai idvantage lo examine our Stock. KOMN 4t FISHELj. Portl.nd, AprdlTlh, 16M. d'f ' Dee. lfltb, 1IC4. All at Atent.' Ratea. At FRIEDMAN A COS., Successors to A. M. A L. M. Starr. -r.l teadn. nuot.il i i.i. i . I .A ' . r ... .-. . - . . . , r .. . . . . . t s j: t... k:. - i'...ir,..k .1,. k.l, . ,na.tn .t whicli some at- -j . Ail ih. nituiMri oi tno laoiuei. cxcei.t .nr ,,,mil wero desirous ne anouiu ui.u... - ,i.u ,. . fu 14.1 . f.n it -ill ironimiv R.i . i j or uF. a..., , K ow M atirudaoco upon the lVo-ii Kucc!io.i with Booth. , tempts wore maoe w incuo "i;;- g th'u b'.vfXf i. - op. n. m .ew ,..k. ',., ,i hA, sfen Mr. Reward ; butboanoS This letter was wtitten on note paper in a smallfiVtration against the Ada nod t7lfcf.n ncwipapers.j UMbmct...! fo.ra.-il U. L. A. wans tb ct"",-rrH' holh uncin.cioufc VMM hand and bears the signature '-Sam." lj ,nd tho Telegraph Company, but tne arieuipr wa .u- .:..A ..,,,.!, I II.. Ptale. wb.eh W. 'I? r tr1 .. . SiT4VT.1V fe ....e.,-i: .1 ... . ......1, ,. whi-l, l,li' ...o.re.sf.,1 owi.lf to th. llfluenCB of the officor: .,m. Ibia evemor ta talcs aetion coocarnmi:--! ....'".,...' A.,ril Ia110. A. n Tb. l'ree-V'.., fo hours, th. fjtur. uolicv of tbo Covwn Band tho leading tneuberf of tho cub. . AU the For San DIRECT, sA'fl& THE STEAMER j iKM!'.li nnirurO .mtlATMAN ax-j t .. Ercw.r.n .... . ....... I. DtWQLF.j r Commander. .Will leavo Portland on MONDAY. APRII. It AT'5 o'ctoela P. M.J e order ol h Board of County Couimlsiioner. ' Bl .. . , J .nilll 1 fl(A f T..:.l.f .r r.vr.r. .nt'tv t AIXtN A LliVl IS, Aeuts. ff TILTON & M'FARLAND'3 Established, irmr Mn DimmToTnc QA.:rM9 O'CONNOR Sc CO., Also, Small Sie for Mining District., fa Bwuau kJVJt uuit " r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BSAtras l.t v PROHSIOXS & GROCERIES, Oregon and California VEGETABLE., Ac. nnuv rtv C.cn Bn.vfiM tl and all Article, w arranted as repr...nted or oiea.y l'CAli Orders fyom a Di.tane. Carrfolly Picked aod fcr. u-ar,t.d with di.p.tch. I coMtant'von oand-CIIOICB UAMS. LARD. BACOH BLTTKR. EGOS, Ac. i Artdr.s. h) F.jprrU or MU JJar.hM, 150S. " Uotioo. .mu THIS DATE ALL GOODS FOR TTIB UN. Portuoic. April 14, 166.-I5:3t A. E. BUNNELL. BTS IIEREBV GIVEN THAT I WILL SET-L AT PUB B 'ii- ....-rinn In front of t.e Co.irt HOU.. doOT OO M.0' I .. .71.1. WW. .1 110,l.. i'uii'u,, &.itmt,d ou hot (l)one, BWk 6R. In the City of Portland I Poitl.od, ApiH 15, 186 JACOB ST1TZKL, Sh.rllT. - 111 ACOieo.v.'f '1 - " IV - - - r - n the treal loiJ to tbe eaCSotu U - a