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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

WASHINGTON, May %.
The counsel for the prisoners in the con.
spiracy trial have summoned about 200 wit.
nesSes.
The city is crowded to overlooking by
persons to witness the review.
The average pay due each soldier is $3.50
and the Government is ready to pay off and
discharge every man in both armies.
Sheridan goes to Texas with orders 10 des-
troy and lay waste, if the rebel iorces persist
in holding out
The North Carolina delegation ale hay
ing satisfactory interviews with the Presi-
dent, who IL understood to adhere strictly to
the total abolition Of slavery as condition
precedent to reconstruction of the civil
power In the State.
Gen. Banks, was not removed for any POI
litical consideration whatever. Gen. Grant
displaced him for military reasons, and re-
fuses to discuss the question Of reconsidera-
ton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Court met 1
1890 this A. N. Mr. Aiken said that as the
government found it inconvenient to close
its testimony at this time, to show that a
conspiracy, but not with special reference
to the prisoners at the bar, be would tc.
morrow be ready to 60 on with the defense.
as he was not desirors to waste the valua
BILE time Of the Court. Col. Barnett, the
Judge Advocate remarked that four or five
witnesses were yet to be examined with
reference to the accused. Some of them were
in Baltimore, and others in this city: but
the latter had not been able to cross the line
Of the Military Review to reach this place,
The testimony. taken yesterday was read,
Mr.. Wing made arequest, which was grant
ed, to have his former statement amended
so that it may appear that he had asked that
all the, testimonies against the deceased be
introduced before the commencement of The
exarniuationof the witnesses for the defense.
The counsel for the defence, however.
having no objection that the testimony as
to general conspiracy might be Hereafter
introduced by the government. The Judge
Advocate, Gen. Holt, briefly stated the dill.
Guilty OF procuring the attendance of the wit
nesses at this time, and after brief consul
tation the Court adjourned until Thurday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23
WESTERN HALL


ness Il, probably no limo Of diseases which
- - nSre ertonscusly treated than 7Arose
- 1saf Cs.p'sist:
~ eeeors the public for the above complaints
~ does not contain Lpscse, zasinony, Zobs,la,
- ORSuM, ID some form or other, which claim
= . entirely unnvcessafy in nine tchths Of such
80 - they produce nausea, cause the stomach
= rcpsl food. and allow disease TO triumph over
wnes nature requires 70 keep upstrength..
ASoin these Questionable components cause
eeessso be placed 20 far apart that the irritation
- ea.ses the cough gets the upper hand, ana
~ ."snos;on q weak 'angs OF son'smPsso" 10
= less tss1k R.m.dy ssssaA. y: y. seesa
- Is, = sss :: there i: 81 .e.s 10 IL = tSs
eveot o. disposition 70 cough, but to allow Of itu
- ~ aner the cough 10 checked, 70 clsw
owog an remaining irritation, and make the cure
Cosss Of most violent Sore Throat, with all
~ aynptoms Of DiptA~is have been oentirely
earod BY making . constant use Of the Cough
1enedy - 0sFgle. For Hosrseness Il 10 In
JOHN L. HUNNEwELI, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass
For eale In every city and town. Dealers with
good business references supplied on commission.
J. a. Reed : Co., Fuller, fich / Fuller. whole
6s;: sss'' i E:s.s' r. ssSasSso1xss
Rolley'o Old Cabin Dlttoro.
u Introducing - ~ psklic tAsss Bitesfs, W put
~. ssssuy spss sAsr merits 'Isimins that u taken
assaogto he directions upsn The botte, and no 9TH
q anslass ussd, Win preducea cure In every Instance
- ~ diseases that arise from want ~ propas action
eeeAs digestive ergsns, such Flaaasnsy. nearteasn,
oouR oesaach, Dyspepsia. Diarrhn, Heedashe, 0ensr
= Dssv. LoD u Appetite etc., they ~ sars rems
q. 9Asss numbers Of persons who have already
Asna rsa,ss tsem usins the Old Cabin Rttess and ~
ses produce their eertiacases but refrain hon DO.
AoM believing that iii Who assaflicted viii ty thsn
~ tslse he bsst ~ Of heir ecesry. 1Aay ~
Vosanesd parsH of vegetable character; q pssas
ensand gentle ssinuant they supssceds I'll othsrs, and
- vsu regulated family should b without bosaas Of
OLD oADlN BfTTRRs 1t d he greatest pansoea for
e. - annnt' resulting from cysfsasins Or ffo. in.
Hussas nssd not mistake cur DisSsn TT any slhers
0e9 seeaes rsssabss . iog eahln, having dooss asd
v0een z Il. I'D upon each lahls vfl b Ssand 10
.3 o. our signature also observe our privaa i
w. 0anp ovee hs corh. Any one found initiating
aers OF 6osele win b. psccoeded against and pm
~ ~ mn extent Of he Law.
se1ey ~ drsGylss and stores; also kept By IN r..
sSsssasee enooO throughout the country.
DEPOTe.
~ kMlkY : co, us Liberty street. New York
0A3NaARf = KELLEY, l6S North Second street.
@81so0oo8 WIN 81 LOUIn MO- /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23


WAsnlNcroR, Nay ,2s.-As early AS I
o'clock this morning people assembled in
Perma Avenue to witness the grand review.
The day is beautiful and every thing is in
the utmost order for the march Of the war
worn troops The Avenue 1T an early hour
was washed by the fire department, so as
10 have it bright and clean in front Of the
Presidents House. An. immense stand
had been erected on the south of the street
for the gallant officers of Grant and Sher.
man who IRE to review the troops. Another
stand on the north side is for the accommo.
dation Of Members Of Congress and others.
A stand is also erected on the square fer
wounded soldiers. The houses in the vicin-
ity Of the Presidents House are tastefully
adorned with flags and evergreens. The
route of march is packed by people, all
eager to give the heroes of the war a hearty
welcome. The columns commenced to move
at o'clock, the first being headed BY Gen.
Meade followed by his staff. He was en-
Enthusiastically cheered all along the route.
The ladies waving their handkerchief at
the Capitol. The children are assembled
who distribute boquets and loose flowers to
the gallant men IS they pass. The soiled
and tattered flags Of the soldiers are proud.
" BONE by them amid the cheers Of the
lockers on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23
A Perfect Cure for Catnrfn!
- Tcrlcct cure 1Or Caunr40s
| - Dr. r GOOD 8
q S Sf4 1iiIRi|G{



The .4CsNe 0r Perfection.
of this terrible disease, aud snterminstes n ~
Il removes All the wretchSa
symptoms Of this loathsome malady, and ave1ss
consumption.
:. Y t cleans The head. deoaerlses
lt alevlates more Agony an0 -
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
hopeless cases, that every known means haze
lt cares HAY, Rose ana Perasa.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
Eolsfn SrCatarSsA Or Asasss n
the head can resist ito penetrating power.
Dr. G0oQa1e has now spent .
liistins IN battling with thi: fell disease. His ri
xr. Go1Ssie's Catarrh nsesnS1v
i harmless liquid, Ahalsd from tie psla o.
Dr. 4. Gssdale II kaeyyn shts'.
Theery oeCatsrrh ever psblished. whers is
Origin-.vha1 " ravagee-Aode Of tssatmsnl-.
and rapid cure in all its forms.
Dr. GOodnle's Pamphlet - Co.
t:rrh should Be read By every one; II e.n D
obtained q our nearest 4 scncy, Or By sending :
p0'''rr iiE sT PEOPLE q YIs x SSiS THE PRESS.
CArARRH. The name Of Or. n. Ooodalc M
become familiar throughout the. country. =. ~
victims Of Cstarrh, from hia well;ssfnsd fdd6 II
only person who ever penetrated the sscrct a.
bush Of this fearful nal6dy. Hl6' tu0edy rand
mode or treatment u the only onc'evsf Known ~
cure it-ITroy, \. r. Daily Times. =,
Pliny Mills, the veil known traveller, nd
whose family Phtsicfsn Df. Uoodalb - *
many years, says. = 70 40
III Dr. ld6odale sayS he can cusp Cstarxh -
can cure IT." He further certileS HAT ~ u.
b h.: few equals r mesesl still ahaac f.pssiars
Hay, Rose and hefi0d1c iCatarsh. --nr. Gooa.
ale's Catsrrh Remedy md mode o{tres1iaeatnuo
only Affords the efe&aest- relief II etert vefiety
Of o. +. "a 49, g. =. s.sr
vii u N-fN. r. Com Advertiser N
Price o.. Send Z stamp for psmphlet.
s's K q r. PARKER, Sole Agent
Nb70sd1y ~ Bleecker IT., n. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23
prloos only - cents . Bottle.
-glA st . zoe.
The FlsFenee Alghtengale
II q ~ the Nursery. is
The following y an extract from letter writ
ten ~ TIE Rev. @. 2. Weisss, 70 the 6svmsn Re-
FORMED Assm0~, q Chanbersburg, Pa
a A DENBFACrREws.

There II wonan IN the pubic eye whose name
had aIl along been associstsd, in our mind, with
the yankee" ''Qusck," and 'sHumbug0 But
1t y % NO longer, and " desiee TO wrest he!
name from all such suspicious association IN ell
other nliads. Whatever notiona We uaa0 have Of
,Sss soS.o xood so
the best Nurse. Whether We shall have Female
Phyod!noD y rot, 10 question which must be
decided BY time and principle, and not ~ mat
ter Of tasts. Pride. prejudice, caprice and Gus.
ton may = we'll behave themselves, for If there
there 6sa " calling" there win be a eonai.g.
Nature and human society are Away self supply
ing and though Art and Fashion. may hinder,
they cannot prevent. ...
Mrs. WINSTON docs not want to treat you Gen
Aswen Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives: but modestly appears - : messen-
ger of heslth and happiness to your iSrAnrs IN
the cradle. Is there anything improper IN mat!
A Nurse Of "-20 years expe riencc can boldly
say what 10 or 10 not good for = babe, an d ought
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
iciau and most eectual benefactrsu our little one
ever eajoyed-hsr doting parents rot exSPsisea.
Just open the door for Der, and MRS wansIow
will prove the Amsrican Florencc Ntghtingaie OF
s IN t Nrsss, q, ~ .sa e az "a n OF
Mns. WixsIow''-for Icing her TO survive and
escape gripping. cocking and tee e. .s s.ege
rus. II performs precisely what it processes to
perform. every paft Of it--nothing less. Away
your s.Cordiai," .'Faregoric," Drops" CLAUDIA
num-" and every other "NareOtic.' Dy which the
babe is druggedinto stupidity, and rendered dull
We have never seen Mrs. W'inslow-kuow her
only through the preparation Of her " Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething" If We had the
power, Ne would make her, . she Is, physical
savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

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neese o0nostSon d
Fora~s ana prov;.,s.e -
fteelv mr. 1hesIs"~s.,s.,.,is I'ng ofop4s
The cjtirfSa ~ ~ RlIi9s ouE sroops.
and the rsconelrne1iao ~ ~ - eonsent'on
y 0Ypun g. 90. ITr.ri.,' H-ss... z s1l. |
fl6a}f&V 49, a n15S5 % 8,5X s,s
eemetsrr p 49,. ~ ~ ..sns ueu nor
them ~ esEcsT sas.:s-:sz0 nnoin8
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

--.I.1s,,. New York, May q.
Mail matter Is now received at our post
so9lce daily for Richmond, Petersburg, vii.
mington, Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and
Jacksonville. = -. aAe.
Antonio Rosa and Francis White we're
arrested yegletday, ID whose possession were
found plates, dies and 81 800 in counterfeit
US. currency. 80 $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

Donst Fail q Procure n Mrs.
wlNslOw'S SOOTHING SYRUR, ssr Child.
rem Teething II has been used for - years
with never failing safety and success by millions
Of mothers for their children. 1t corrects acidi.
" Of the stomach. relieves wind collie. regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. IS Dey street,
New Yosk. 4xF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

The fbllowins 4 IN extrass from letter witt
IN b the Rev. is. Aolme. pastor ofthe Pierrs-
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. T., to
ne. Pwss1 ~ kssss~ee. Cincinnati, O., 81
speaks volumes IN favor q the world-renowued
medicine, MRS. wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHIN0 =
I'VE zee N advertisement in your columns q
AnSs wIN3LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Nov, 10 nsssr biid . wwA in favor Of patent
neeasins before in our life. bat We feel compelled
70 ssy TO your readers that bis u no humbu6-
~ A"rs srisd y and tnor u ~ do az It claims.
Il u probably sae Of The, asd ouccesstul medi.
canes Of the day. because Il Is ore Of the best
And those ofyour readers wAo hive bsAiss can't
q eases tAaa ~ - ssspvly. ? EsYG19i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23
p. S.-This will be delivered by Hon.
Il. Phillips Of this place. G. Q. c. Jr.

ClscINSAri, May 23.-Kergan L Co. 8
pork packing establishment in Indiana polls
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
about o4O0, 000-nearly all insured.
Four hundred rebel prisoners In Indian
apolis were released yesterday after taking
the oath. 400 more will be discharged to-
day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

Rest, HEALTH sana Comfort -
Mother Umd Child.
MRS. w1NsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
for Children Teething. sofsens the gums, reduces
information, allays all pain, aud cures wind collie
Perfectly safe ~ all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has a suffering Child DO not
let your prejudice, uor the preiudlcss Of others,
atsnd between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sWe-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the ~ Of this medicine il timely
used. sasstt s1l.s 5,ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23
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Ge1sBunl1 sqssssast 4 Nex Or
..ssx,s<. -.

NEw YoRK. May 81
HE Herald correspondent giye1 the par.
ticuiars Of the arrest OF jeff Davis, fully con-
mining tho oGlcial Accounts alHealy publish
Ell. When the guard went to the tent they
were met by Mrs. Davis in disltabi1e, with
flease gentlemeh, don't disturb the prisa-
cy OF the ladies before they have time TO
dress All right madam" said the Cor
pom1 = 70 Will whit Till you have on your
door m 0stcnsible old lady. with q bucket
on her arm, escorted by Ms. Davis and her
son: Please 1t my Old mother 20 TO the
spring for some water to wash in, said Mrs.
Davis in pleading tone. at strikes me
your mother wears very big boots" said the
guard, as he hoisted the old lady's dress with
MS sabfe, and discovered pair of number
thirteen csllskins, And whlskers too said
the Sergeant, as he pulled the hantl from her
face, and 10 JEFF Davis, in all his littleness,
stood before them. A revolver was imme.
diately pointed at his ear, and he was march,
cd back to his tent and placed in durancc vile.
Only about 5000 in specie was with the
party; the several boxes were not vet search.
ed. They were brought along however,and
will be delivered 10 the authorities at Wash.
ington. There were found on the person of
Postmaster General Reagan papers showing
a largo amount Of specie shipped for Lon.
don; which will also be delivered TO the a,l.
thorities by Col. Pritchard. The latter. with
his prisoners, started In the morning for Ma
con. The party were all sullen, and Davis
remarked to Pritchard that, had they not
been taken by surprise, they would not have
surrendered without fight While on the
road they received copy Of President John.
sons proclamation, offering 800 900 for Da.
Wis Davis read il and treMbled, his hands
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

For Medical and Table uses, which Zee perfectly
pure. and need only be tried to be appreciated
None genuine unless they have our yoId lGbe on
Sic cork, Sold By all druggists and dkslers
4 throughout the country.. Cali Tor our goods and
take no other. CirculAhs 10 Che trade supplied
ON applicationto BENNETT PiETERS Eco,
s.ord i wS SS y 5 S :assEs
Miller. iune20-d&wfy -
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago BY Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller, Bushirnn Van Schaack, w. b. Hars
ris 4 Co., and c. r. Smith, druggist of Dav.
export by Beiderbeck 4 Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

- not Let yoaA prQ1uaaco staudl
etw cen your suffering child and the relief that
win beabsolutely sure to follow the ~ Of ms.
wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t corrects
acidity ofthe stomach, relieves wind collie, regu-
lates the bSwels, sofsens the gums. gives rest TO
the mother and health 70 the child. Office, 4S
Dss strses, New Yetk. S9FFF9ya
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

.8a l11AHcTQ7 cxcfSsp;sfk 1G@aei
A fire this affsrnoon destroyed the build.
ing occupied b. SquireA, Baird + Co., spice
mills, and others. Loss heavy. ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

49, pseslasiH Of xlss. Winslsw's eeoth
- ~. re sAaarsa tsseAing, hes induced IN.
psenetplsA peoens tspse - $685. q =, "a
re ~ eons purpose, n SlvcrtftfSk SSsah 49,
aetsuseSaay eo1as1 sur aAvse1ssssuoae - -.
49, 49, - rfsssy ~ Asss sspisa sstsaes1so
- isstEsl ~ s19oysaua - sehsss, snxine
sAsf 49, naneo = or Gnnuipe ,eeria4ssAsa-
s~sEss ,aiAaAss. * 80 1A~iS s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23


We han put. q aal seoA this srtiels fbr over
- Yo3s. I'D CAN OAY1N CONFIDENCE end
TRUTH Of II what We hsvs never been able 70
SeY g e1y csa:s r nedisins-MnvER AAs y
CURE, whsn timely used. Never dld W
koow On instance q dIssatisfaction ~ aay eue
whc assd Il; On the centrary, ill are delighted
mendselea ~ ~ Dagieol elects aad meAiNl vir-
3Sea. Neepeak In This matter 'sWHATWE DO
nNUW |" elles - teers experience, AND
FiIHSsrfY 81 WIZ AZ aE RGk 1 III sSE
In almost svsry in1easse where the infntts at
lering from pain ead exhanstioos relief will b.
Iound IN 1ftsen minutes after the syrup is ad-
x.I!l i se1 sais .~i.f9ss
Full directions for using will accompany each
D0tsIe: Heee genuine unless the fac-s imile Of
CukTIS PERKINS, New York. 10 on the out
ade wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

LouIsvnLE, May s2.-The 8. w: Tele-
graph Co.'s lines are now opsnsto Mobile,
and win be working TO- New Orleans in few
DAYS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

UNTITLED cfKf!nX4
Newly essaaiasd sor SEs ssssos ~ ~ ~ Z
0min - 49, Dku6onkA~.
u.-~r.... OssSs
~ sapms hsssling.
0l,h4NQDGAvrxD
IN ). NoftA - avlG 70. -. S.seesL:
III &. t7stiio - -. Afa101 tes.sre.
IA q. Brittoa !. -. !. ~ iesSss ~ Sene
r. \. Seamon. !. ...... "a nand
,s'ss D'o"n
Turn 81 -, and 80 tho = -
iahi1g fsossof To ~ a
eIAO.NY. D1GsV ~
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Y -. u. iii
"a. -
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Rnn< seeHs ~s>Sa ea~~~s A~N.e, -
ma n. - sxh;S;s;c, ,,r...Sss..,. 49,. -.
ening the doors Of The Afternoon psffermsncs.
.ne,tse KneaSAe. a
the greatest tight rope performer in The world
~! wa,s on single wire three hundred feet u
Pofs. my feet high from the ground. Remcm-
PER n;s WI .sie gaass aSoa
ut. Oyssf (.onahina fon f,or,nanv embr.ces
.sD s:1 an" G hs travel
nG.n,. r.ma.~
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The greatest Ascentionist and Tight Rope Per.
'o'"s m !" ~r..r,r
y ~ AA0 WA-AO AIAAs Fs4F
The great Yaristaa Equessrienns.
Madame ANNETTE. OEAMONs
The Wire Sylphide and Dausuese.
I.TVT T NnRTH
LIZ ~ z4yOAVAA ~,
americas ON horseman s...a,
Slem 0R HISS
tn. wonder Of ~. .or,d. IN ~ ii. ,,r.ord;r..
~ Antipodalfeat 81 waking a ceiling
re nm nrnnnr sn~Snn
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nm = S,vv1v Sr,re, uar,N.rpsr~s
60 Co. -, D.. A. 49,
irOA oArqao Imperial faf's. Inc trained fon'es.
A~nAee Noshons 9 HAsAe sseDeIs
the smallest creature ever 'nsroduced IN ring.
| MD nlI NJ E0 nuUEna
.,a-,,,, MESSY
:" MS "e.u.''u' .nanseA',c "c''
DgTUg0W - CWTT.
FrOm COOKS Royal Circus. In their wonderful
performance On The horizontal bar.
YOUNG LEVI NORTH.
The greatest rider Of his age living, ia his
thrilling acl on his wild Ponies
~ uussHwv s,nvan
The celebrated Trick Clown, IN his oct on stills.
mr.. ~. NAhLOk'
w Mr.: .yOaaN NAYLOR.
~ N~ea rr ~~.~~
ia.ssAussa ~ ls,' ). North. III Is -
r, ,h.;r - sn,;s,,, ~. - p.....;-
n.ss.-s~ - 800 ,s....-
ere Rivers mud Avm.r 60 $500 'o'''
~"N~' As'veis an" y""s
= MASTER WILLIE.
A the Wi,d Hn,,er. nj tn far wa.. -. H..
not LEAFS The Performances will be .enliSspeA by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23

NEW YORK. May %.
Gold rather firmer. The active export de-
mand. has produced disposition to hold of
for higher prices, and sales have been made
at an advance OfOne per cent. on Saturdays
prices. Quotations have ranged from 130s
up to 1914.
WAsnrNGroN, MAY g.
Court to day examined one witness in Sc
cret session when the doors of the Court
were opened. The evidence taken on Sat
urday was read An unusually large num-
Der of spectators, including a number of
ladies, were present. Judging from their
actions and continuous talking, they were
most interested in the appearance Of the
prisoners.
Miss Fitzpatrick, who resided at Mrs. Sur.
rats In the nlonthof March, testified to hav-
ing seen John III. Surrait, Booth, Atzerott
and Payne there together, the last named
giving the name Of Hood. She accompa-
MED Surratt and Payne to Ford's theatre
Booth came into the box
The Court here took recess ID
After recess Captain Daugherty, who had
command of the cavalry which went in pur.
took in the capture of Harold. The latter
had no arms on his person. Harold asked
who had been shot. He replied, Booth"
Harold said it was not Booth but BOYD, and
at first denied knowing Booth.
On cross-examination witness said that
Booth remarked that Harold was innocent.
or words to that effect
MIR. +. Cleaver, who keeps livery stable
in this city, testified to booths keeping a
horse at his establishment, but which Ike sold
to SAM Arnold, on the Both of January
Arnold took the horse away on the sth Of
February.
Marshal McPhail testified that OLaughlin
was in the rebel service for one year, and
came into our lines at Washington. He
took the oath of allegiance at Baltimore, in
June, 1868. OLaughlin'sy residence is in
Baltimore.
} DR., Virdi, Sewanrs physician, who called
in after the attempted Assassination. testified
as to the condition Of the, persons there
wounded, .A-li Il 3s.ifl3