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In tiss treatment q the Bye sud Esr, and othsr
otgaus or s-lse, Q oeccmcs Necessary % have =
good knoWleigs Of everything pertaining % mel.
elee snd surgery. " lat are called reguiar PAYS.
eians, may have srad1aie1 b. efheg he ed or new
eeaool college, aad eau boast Of a one sri-1 edu.
sa1on, oui yel 10 The treatment Of the Eve and
Ear, ISL % cure snge oretnats case-for the
Iellnent prescribed IN their works viii not osat a
cure % slarge msior'y % cases
hR. haogEnAS Is Frsiuate OF the Missouri Uni
Versity-Dpoma hsngs in hlz office, sn1 IA, MANY
cert neat non persons cured. whch mar ,e
seen ~ calling
me pr gua-an'ees emo, therefore no one need
iear GO employ him, for where a Doctor does bus
ne,s DO ths manusr, Ills c1od evidence thet he IN.
deIslanls tua nature ct the diseases De treats
- az eomnunlcauous, with stamp e1closed.
promptly answered
Remember BIS InfrmsrY Is 81 No. s. Chureb
Street p. q. BOX No Sd.
BY permission, he s'so Ieiers % the f,IIosina
inedlcsl men celebra-ed u upnthalm1c su-asrVs
D.. ]. . Qudore, Cl uiou Piarr. Nau Nofr nr.
d. f. Z. peForrest, q. Y IT. Zanfrai. Phfadsi-
phai Dr Brga, Quincy, ~, IT. Ciarecos Barrey.
al Iouis, Mo
sUFi5-Sma
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Sell your uncufrent money, mutilsted
Notes, 8 and cts. interest Notes-at Q. n.
Ordway'H Brokers Office, AZ College street.
II
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seeds.
Administrators Notice.

Nv ne crediioTs % the esiat4 q J. = NsDon.If
Il dsces-eas HAVING spEre ed ne insoisenrg Z,
sad estate 90 TIE Iisrr q ths snitn CIr-r,- 1-t
Fou are herehy huIiSed 70 { . yoHr cams slv a.,
best sieds sEsi1sf sid estzis Efh 80 60 -,
o. - re - l7th day o. sS10agy, lsss o. thsy 81
Be barred ten mar pro FEta.
ssP1-vt z n. MCDONALD, Aam'r.
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For an elegant fitting boot or shoe, 60 70
M. s. Stokes a Cos, No. SO, College street.
oct4-3t
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STOVES AND HOLLOW.WARE.

Nashville, bat we are determined 10 furnish a. good
stove IN design, finish, durability and cheapnsss
can Dc made IN the United States.
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CD. BEAY, hiss just received 200 more Of
those beautiful Velvet Mats and kugs.
oct-5 81
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In use in Tennessee for the last twenty yesrs sud
parties having Machinery n anulactureJ 81 Ellis 4
Moore, viii find il 70 their interest 70 have Their re-
pairs done at these works, a. no one else has the
facilities have for such work, and We are deter
mined 70 do all work entrusted 70 Us PRUNPTLY
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
our obe being 10 make i the interest Of all par
ties 70 deal with US. Every improvement in Ma
chinery that has for is object the saving Of labor
fuel and unnecessary weight of material, will Be-
adopted BY Us. Parties contemplating s'Strkrng
Or can Be furnished with Tools and Machinery f5r
boring and pumping. az cheap as they can be fur
uished from Pittsburg. Parties wishing
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Iron Fronts

put in their houses, viii find it 10 their interest 10
cal before contracting elsewhere Particular AZ.
tention will be paid to the manufacture OF
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MHIIEEKs & DREssEAEsRs Buy your
trimmings and millinery goods, such as or
namsuts, 5ugle gimp, silk dress cord, but
tons Of every style and color, ribbons, French
flowers, hats, bonnets, silks, yelyets, etc,
a. Elsasser a Co.'S, No. 30 Union street, one
door west Of College. They have the most
extensive and best selected stock in their
line ever brought TO this city, and sell their
goods at Northern prices. sep257W
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Without a Rival.

AMI Justiy deserves the reputation 10 hss so long
enjoyed IN Genital AueTics sud the West Indies.
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County Court Smith County, September

County, Court omlth County, September
Rules, 1865.
E. N. Mcdonald and sthers,)
Bin to sell land.
" B Ne Donald and others.
IN this case, appearing to the satisfaction II the
Il Clerk thai the defendant W. r. Mcdonald, re.
sides eyond the limits Of the State o. Tenusszt e.
50 that the oId may process Of law cannot be
served upon hun. Il is ordere that psib cstion he
made in the Nashville Union newspaper pub-
shed in the city OF Nashville. vsquirng sasd de-
PENDANT to appear 81 the uext term o. the County
Court for sTniSh county. 70 be held az Carthage on
the first Monday In November, then sui there %
plead, ans~er or demur % consplansnta uli, or
the SANE m BE- taken for confessed and set down
for hearing ex pafte as TO him
sep2l-wA Il. W. TURNER, Clerk
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MUTUAL

aeardt. ai h-.t l.f haltar. ana hs ul1ra all.llal
o. aii cuncorued. Wl. tr enc. maza t 1lE rule,
ant @ .s our cheusae5 u-.1z.. so Rave ev1ly 1la
-s uu- rsn actions. baii ever fo lt-r, or li ne
graatesi uss=u uic. MUTUAL 90 g wust hs ne
t,so cf operltln; md We rui1y taa p,sas-g as. F.
aston oi p-ses.ylar .hat 'as rule OF ours 70 glf
appreciated 1y 81, s.l whom es asvo tae r.slsers
q. d1.sr aaarsas.
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Eiecant Lyons velvet and black cloth
cloaks, wrsppings and silk NANTES, shawls
Of every grade can be found at
VIZ. W. BERRY 4 Cos,
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NEW ORLEANS
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Annual Course Of Lectures for 1866.

TUE FACULTY have the plsasura TO announce
II that their SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LEC-
TURES viii Be opened on Monday. the 18Th OF No
yember. 10 their hne building opposite the great
Clarity Hospital, and continue the customary pc
nod, presenting ell the advantage snd facilities for
Medical Instruction afforded by the City OF New
Orleans.
The accession Of Professors Henry r. Campbell.
laie Of Augusta, Georgia, snd e. Holt, late Of
Woodyllle Mississippi, will be hailed with pleasure
by all who know them.
Students Of Med cine may rest assured that the
praeticai course ofinstructon inAugnrated in this
Go lege, and hitherto so successfully pursued will
be continued with undated zeal
here being no epidemic Of any kind in the city
this season, stldests may come in with SAFETY as
early IS they please.
Guilty.
f. D. FEusEE, n. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice
D. WARREs BEIckEIL, N. D., Professor Of OBJ
stetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children
SAM. CHoPPIs, NJ D., Professor Il O,erAtise and
Gin cal Surgery.
c. BEARO, NJ. D., Professor OF The Principles Of
Surgery.
L L. GLAMOUR, NJ D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Legal Medicine.
HOWARD SMITH, N. D., Proesor OF Meteria Med
lea md Therapeutics.
Henry F. CAMrEERL, NJ. D. Professor OF Anatorny.
ALFEED c. Hour, n. D., Professor Of PhlEiOlogy
". S. MIrCHELL, N. D., and ALERED W. PlRRY,
n. D., Demonstrators OfAnatOUIv
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MUTUAL.

MrtfoLsCN a0NkFAEFE CAVE DO AZ rs
~ cptn'cl tiai uon ~ rulsi eg llrsa ltusai
fusi- .alsrsst. s.cond-Eaecl- r1.Ei HF.ur.
TAX lE lum-a nature .lio cCus.l gra.ll, L-ssa
wees ilcE vs-r nusrlr c1rreci. ul- We curne --sf
Che Fr.lc.Ils @ ha4ug every lu,uss,-ol l-1ss--
ma and u-sa tssad upon
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We Ask

Ne srarrfns m. l'oss n oar land % I've thas
v.raslIv = f-ial rc1VEred ltsf b. its nnaiY &c
riazy mar - r. eyed, lla1f earsd g pysPeFsls,
-. fnfIre- Goa. lles, G s1reness, Bliors A.
49, w. 0ourla.n q hhe ana ic Afertcua a 6.
49, re Fsr1phiFi n losiifuonirls VITA "a 3 tdi-
- - 81 ~ use ~ Eedglaa s1aI1st ne aiEios
q yuur Physlqea-
ns.usoiursd olly b TARRANT Z CO, og6
EFpanuinh eiraeis AsW York.
aFFoT hals b az pElEEis1a, nrTs-lY
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine shon

Is directly under the control Of the sProurieior
who lie vel known IN ths city for the last en vears
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AdmlnIsfratnr'a Notice.

ITO the cred tors q tb- estate q Josiah Hsllum,
] deceased. Having surgestet the insolvency Of
said estate % the Clerk a the Smith County Court,
You are heresy not fai 10 file your claims, oulI
suihentcaied aE1inst cad esrsis VIA ssld CLERK,
o. or before the Ism y Of February lsooi " they
ssu2I-vft TEOs. FISHER, Adrn'r.
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In Dyspepsia,

and is sttend snt train Of svmpions, il sets more
LlhE Oh AhM tran me1cIne There is moth
lor moment bear comparison with it in this dis
A f1l account Of this wonderful pant msy BE-
pages ls6I and 1888
series % experiments IN when IT. Bull has
oaen ior yeas engaged, has Just be brought 20 a
50 caesiul termination, and h. Is row enabled 10
tder 20 the public coordination OF CBDRON with
other approved tonics, the whole preserved 10 the
h.st quality o. copper distilled Bourbon WHISKY.
which he j. conndert has No equal IN he word
lie might furnish a volume o. certificates, but the
public have Ing since learned 10 estimate such
things by their trlc value The ra'ezt plan ia for
e-ely one to test f1r himself the virtues Of = new
med cIno-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-06

The Chattsnooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
geucer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta CoBsti-
tatsonslist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
BFoWnlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Msss.j Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
1t 4. p. Cones, No. 40 Cherry street. If
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TTyO the creditors or the estate Of B. R. Davis, de-
1 ceased; Having suggested the insolvency Of
ssad O. tats 70 the Clerk 81 the Smith County C5uTt
YOU are hereby noahad 10 is your CLAIMS, duly ati
thent atea, againsi SAID estate, with sid Clerk on
or befofe ihe l1lh day OF February, 1885, or they
Will be barred th ir pro rata
sepli-wlt SW. PHILLITs. Admir-.
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From every atfgu or aaa GENTRY ecue OIL on
h1uss v,a tls al,a coay.-.I5.. i-ai .as7 sI frl 81
u.. as.oflneltdl
Rich Kmbroideries,
Rich Laces,
Rich and Tasty Nets,
Rich and EIegsnt Bolts,
Rich aud Beautiful BuCkies,
Belt Ribbons
Hosiery.
Corsets.
Skuis,
Combs.
Buttons.
Wallea,
Sgapendors,
sh.ttsi
Linen Cellars,
Paper Collars.
Handke.chiois,
Trimmings
Perfumes.
Spool Cotton.
Linen Thresia,
Audths IKE Gooss. .n sli.sss rarsly. a
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ATTESTIoN IRsHMEs Cheeks on the u
ster Banking Co, Belfast, Ireland, IN sums
Of q 20 Elo for sale at c. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. 48 College street. #
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So.ieees scuth-Fet cornrr Of 4.cnfFerth sll
- a. enrs, sll b assisted q pfccuang com
ts-,a selseaiarss or further iniormaaon, addnfss
;. S. LAWBoE, Nd, Dean.
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Cincinnati College
OF
Medicine and Surgery.

NaG Tuentieth Regulsr Course Of Lectures viii
a oegln on MONDAY, October .. and continue
eu.l we lsfier psri ~ FEB uary with preliminary
io.ssles dur ng the frst thrse weeks o. october.
-, - vi be Clinical lcctures 10 the Gonmencia
e-g. ho Fi,Ai throughout the entire winter, open
Faculty
= :, LsSson, Y q, ProC Of the Principles and
q, . Ihos Wool ND, Pref Of Surgery and Claicsl
Jam 4. TATE. Nd. Proc Of obs,s,r5s, spa rs.
eases Of Wcmen.
Iasiel vsash.n, No, PM. Of Chemistry and
Icrico 'oEy-
frsdoriak ROgker, ND, p1of Of Pathology ana
Diseases OF Chloren. ~
r S. Reed, ND, Prof o, Ms,sfia Medica and
TherapSutics.
r X nenrasae. ND, Prof Or PAysOlssy ana
Forensic Medicine.
B.P 6oode. az, Pro- Of nescri puye md sur
gcai AnaionY.
=. ,. Miller. ND, penonstrstor Of Aus,ouv.
n. Z. Graf, ND, Prosecutor In slrEery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

;S=-.S ses1S1oo n - 80. oov1'1 ]
n - = fn<p1iDs
n ~ TYnes1a - nnent1 - 49,
49, 6npg ~ ~ G.
~ M hGA4 g 4ask III 0l =
a sbe1 - ~,
tha5 5nCl ~ ~ ~
4. sl}trke4 49, Weaso sse!y
besss that the Cca.easss,oo "a t1e Nv ~. 70
hen maine.ineo ssIo @ ~, sn sne y eo ~
q vjceosE u1eoS 9e ~. ~ - - -
nObleA son, 9no tne Neuon Wei INN ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
WASHINGTON, April Is.

AsIIN0TON, Aprli 10.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, who left yesterday for
New Jersey. and who was informed of the
assassination as he was leaving Philadelphia
about noon, and Immediately proceeded to
the Presidents House.
The second extra of the Erening Star. says.
Col Ingraham, Provost Marshal of the de-
lenses Of the North Of the Potomac, is en-
gagged in taking testimony to-day, all Of
which fixes the assassination on J. Wilkes
Booth.
Judge Olin. of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, and Justice Miller are
engaged to-day at the police headquarters in
10th street, in taking the testimony of
large number Of witnesses.
Lieut. Tyrrcll, Of Col Tngraham's staff,
last night proceeded to the National Hotel
where Booth had been stopping, and took
possession Of his trunk, in which was found
AcOlOntls military dress coat, two lMirs Of
handouts, two boxes of cartridges, and
package Of letters. all of which are now in
the hands Of the military authorities One
of these letters bearing the date Of Hooks
town, Md, seems to implc.te Booth. Tie
writer speaks Of mysterious affair In which
you are engaged" and urges Booth to pro
cred To Richmond and ascertain the views ri
the authorities there upon the subject. The
writer Of the letter endeavOrs to persuade
Booth from carrying his designs into cxecsl-
ton at that time for the reason, rs the wri-
ter alleges, that the Government mad it, sns-
picions aroused. The writer Of the letter
seems l. have been implicated with Booth
In the 'mysterious affair" referred 70, rs he
informs Booth in the letter that he would
prefer to express his views verbally, and then
goes ON to say that he IL out Of money, had
no clothes. and would be compelled 20 leave
home "a his family were DESTROYS that he
should dissolve his connection with Booth.
This letter is written on note napcr in a
small neat hand, and simply hears the sigma.
ture Of Sam.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
The Richmond Wing Of yesterday con
tains the following:
HEADQ'hs Dart OF vusaNrA,
RICHMOND, April 49,
owing to recent events the permission for
the re-assembling Of the gentlemen recently |
acting as the Legislature OF Virginia is re-
scindel should any of the gentlemen /
come 70 TINS city under the notice Of re.
assembling already published, they will be |
furnished passports to return to their homes
ANY OF the persons named in the call |
signed BY J. .. Campbell and Others, who
are ebond Ia this city Il houfb after tn p,,l,.
location OF this notice, will be subject to or.
rest unless they are residents Of this city. 4
E. q. G. ORD.
Mai. Gen. Cong Dept.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or VIRGINIA.
AhNY or THE JAMES.
RlcqooND, Va, Anil IL as i
(General Orlen No. 37.)
Provost Marshals will grant no pasaes IN
citizens nom TIE North orto oSlr.rs to- cor,s
to this city, except ON orders rom the Prrs.
is2aun. HA.un-l2 ~ - - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

Private Medical Treatise On he Anats ny
md Ply ~ u tte Sexual Organs. and their
Diseases. cnntsing $50 pages, ann over ONE hus-
dred Tine eBgrsvings Price one dollar. u .seale
on veneresl diseases including gonoe rrhea, Gleet.
spyhyIis structure. gravel. stone. ruI ture, plies,
Rstuia. urinary deposits, and diseases ofths ne.
neys. bladder, PROSTATE gland and seminal vssi.
cles. aud their treatment including . chapter %
vsnALG DsssAsRs with Observ atioss on marriage
and the prevention Of conception. Containing
treatise on self abuse. spermsto, rhea. sexual and
nervous debility, bsrScncss and Impotence 10 bDss
sexes; the effects al these diseases On the BODY
and mind. aud the authors new treatment 81 IN
theac cases in full. tle only suOcsssfsl method d
cure. with an exposition ofqusckery. This work
Ii not aquack advertisement. but . warning end
guide FOR married or single Il IL the 0sly book
thsa gives the treatment q al the above diseases
in plain English, with full directions for ssls
treatment, end contains much valuable inforna.
ton mot proper 70 mention IN public notice.
Tent 70 any address receipt Of a.
Address THE 0ALkNlC INSTITUTE.
Feb II -d&wly - Paul. Minnesots.
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ARLINGTON, Apni 10.
An autopay was held thiyp. m, over the
body d President Lincoln by Sturgeon Cen
eral Barnes and DR. Stone, assisted by other
eminent medical men.
The coffin Is Of mahogany, and is covered
with black cloth, and lined With lead. The
latter being covered with white satin. A
silver plate upon the CONN, over the breast,
bears the following inscription:
Abraham Lincoln, 18th President Of the
United staaea born July 18th, 1891. died
April 18th, 1856"
The remains have been embalmed. few
locks Of hair were removed from the Presi-
dents heal for the family previous to the
remains being placed in the coffin.
About ~ O'Clock last night two men
crossed the Anacosta Bridge, one of whom
give his name rs Booth, and the other as
Smith. This latter is believed to bc John
SarrAtt. Last night ridcrless horse was
found. which has been identified by the pro
prietor Of one Of the stables previously
mentioned, rs having been hired from his
establishment
Accounts are conflicting as to whether
Booth crossed the bridge on horseback or
on foot, but as il il believed that he rode
across, it is presumed that he had exchanged
| his horse
From information in possession of the al-
thorit,es, II Is evident that the scope Of the
plot was intended to bc much more cOmpre-
hcnsive. The Vice President and other
prominent members of the Administration
were inquired for by suspicious parties, and
their precise localities obtained. but provi-
dcntially, in their cases, the scheme miscar-
rictl.
A boat wasat once sent down the POto-
mac TO notify the gunbonts ON the river Of
the awful crime, in order that all possible
means should be taken for the arrest of the
perpetrators The most ample precautions
have been taken, and it is not believed that
the culpriis will long succeed in evading the
Overtaking arm of justice.
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New Yonx, April 15.

special TO the N. 4. 1rtOune says
j. Wilkes Booth was arrested about nine
o'clock this morning, near Fort Hastings,
on the Bladensburg road. lie boldly APP
preached our pickcts, was arrested and
brought to the city.
This is not confirmed by any official dis
patches from Washington up toy o'clock
this Saturday evening.
The same special states that Secretary
Seward has given detailed description Of
the assassin. II is evident he was differ
ent person from the Presidents murderer.
Frederick Seward is in most critical
condition, and surgeons are removing the
fragments of his skull.
A private dispatch to Mr.. Stewards
nephew in this city, from member Of the
family, says:
Il have just left Mr.. Stewards house.
His wounds are not mortal He has lost
much blood, but no arteries cut
Frcderick's skull is fractured badly in
two places above the temple. lie is insens-
IDLE. 1t is feared he will die
Secretary Stewards throat would have
been cut, il he had not rolled out of bed.
He has been informed of Mr.. Linculns
DEATH
Another private dispatch states that
Frederick Seward is out of danger.
Major Seward is not dangerously wound
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
To Consunpptives.

THE ADVERTISER having been restored
to health in few weeks, by very simple rsme-
DIV, after having suffered several years with Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease, Con
symptoms an xioss to make known to h,s fell
low suffer. RS the means Of cure. To all who de-
sire it he will send copy Of the prescription used
free of charge,) with the directions for prepar
ing aud using the same, which they will fluid
srRk cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis
&c. The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives TO be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as it will cost them nothing, aud NAV
prove blessing. Parties wishing the rrescrip
lion will please address Rev EpwARp A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings 20 n. Y. febls-dAw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
NASHVILLE. Anril

NASHVILLE, April 10
News Of President Lincoln'sdeath has reach
ed here. The procession which was postpon
ed from yesterday in honor of recent victo-
ries, was being formed. When the news
was read the procession broke up, and with
alms reversed and bands playing funeral
music, they slowly returned to their camps
Intense horror at the untimely death OF the
rations had been made by the Quartcrmas
ter's Department and other Government off,
ccs, as we'll as private citizens in decorating
and illuminating their offices and dwellings
All are now shrouded in mourning. Bust
ness is entirely suspended. and the streets
thronged with sad and anxious faces As the
fact Of the murder became more definite
bitter feeling Of retaliation seemed to prevail
against rebels and rebel sympathizcrs. Min
ute guns are being fired from the capitol.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

rtUs u IS5R.
!. J. KRONER, Dsaa Sn Please End en-
closed one dollar for anosher box IF CDR Zane's
Antidote for Strong brink and send - soon
- possible. will say for your benefit or salts
faction thst boss workman or mine has taken
two boxes Of your Axrinor. and has been . -
Der man for three months. and saya he has not
had the slightest taste for liquor in the last two
months or more. and never thinks of it Previ.
ons to this time, God only knows when he d, ev
. sober bresth. Yours, truly,
&c W. r. &.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

New YORK. April Is.
The Commercial says We have ascertained
from source perfectly reliable, that during
conversation yesterday among members
Of Spanish firm in this city, il was stated
that on to day the greatest news would be
received TINT had yet been made known to
the public The fact Of the statement was
communicated to Gen Peck this morning by
the clerk Of the establishment