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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

CouncrL RooH. June 8. lS

GouHcrL Roox. June s. 1865.
Council met.
Pfesent-The Mayor, and Aldermen
Abbott, Jaeger, Knowles, Seaton and
Ten. Eyck.
Absent-Aldermen Oeghorp. Gilmore
and Mumm.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A communication was received from
j. R. Cope'in, charging the City Marshal
with wilful neglect of duty. Laid upon
the table.
A petition was received from Messrs.
Urich and Drake asking = reduction of
wharfage on the steamer ar d Bird,
running between this city and Nauvoo,
Ill.,; whereupon Aldermsn jaeger offered
the following resolution, which was adopt
cd, to-wit:
Resolved, that the steamert.Red Bird, !"
running between Keokuk and Nauvoo,
be granted the privilege Of landing q
the wharf in Keokuk BY paying the sum
of FIVE dollars monthly, in advance pro-
vided, she shall land at . place so 40 not
to interfere with the landing of larger
boats, and the Wharfmaster is hereby in
structed to assign eaid boat q proper
place for landing.
A petition was received from j. D.
Baughman and 6fty-three others, asking
that change be made in the middle
road also. that Grand Avenue may be
opened to the old city limits. Referred
to Aldermen Ten Eyck and Jaeger, with
authority to employ an engineer it deem.
ed advisable.
Thomas Duff made verbal I'D lication
to have the license reduced on theatrical
performances; whereupon Alderman lea
ger offered ordinance No. 80: An ordi-
nance in relation to the license upon the.
atrical performances, was passed.
The select committee on a bridge over
the. Des Moines river, we're granted fur
ther time to make their report.
The select committee to secure bids for
the city printing reported that they had
entered into contract with Thomss Clag.
EFT to do all the city printing up 10 April
LIST, 1866, he being the lowest and only
bidder. Report received and laid upon
the table till next meeting.
The report of the Wharfmaster for the
month Of May, showing the net receipts
of wharfage to be e343. 80, was received
and ordered to be fled.
The resolution of Alderman Seaton in
relation to the lighting Of the public
lamps, was taken up and again laid upon
the table till the next meeting.
The following resolutions we're adopted,
viz:
Resolved. That the police committee
are authorized to have railing put up.
around the opening in the second door in
the second story OF the calaboose.
Resolved, That the owners of lpls l, 2
and 3, block IS. be directed to have ne.
ceesary curb stones set and the sidewalk
graded and paved in front Of their respect
i've lots on Main street, BY the 18th day
OF July next, the same to be done in &c.
cordance with the ordinances of the CITY.
The bill Of tue o. s. Hospital for tax.
ing care of pstien,s in the pest house,
aud amounting to sl35.73, was referred
to the Board OF Health.
Council adjourned.
B. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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~ While ell sections Of the country
canvassed in behalf of the Orphans Home
have done nobly, Rev. Mr.. Ferguson de-
sires 10 especially notice and commend
the generous iberality of New Boston
and Waverly. The former contributed to
this admirable charity one hundred and
forty dollars, and the latter place one
hundred and sixteen dollars. This hand
some contribution is greatly due to the
untiring labors Of au efficient committee of
young ladies appointed for each of the
named localities.
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OBJ FELLows' Pic N1o.-Tbe mem.
ber Of Puckschetuck Lodge l. o. OF.
will 90 upon pic MIC excursion to Greg.
ory's Landing on Wednesday. The EsoIe
has been secured for the trip, aud viii
start from the city At y o'clock, a M
The Ksokrk and Herman Lodee. Of ri.
ordet,and the citizens gonculiy. are COR.
daily invited 70 attend. Ticteta =, 1.
procured Of the committee, and 4 Ho-.
Z Tylsrs, Billings House and To-rs,.
Litsrary Depot. There will BE- vooa :.
sie y saliveu the trip.
- Skill they continue coming f-..
iAr and nesr, 70 Hanilrs Gsllerv a. ps-
sos q thsmselvs( and friends, pho,..
ssAPAs. one d9D for g. iee-a.
fo.rk s4I..-Tvo poai.s !. ,
~. Iaqsis1 Wsraiek's liy.ry .s.,, !.
ess Aaia ed HhaA y. i.s.ja,. 2
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Dsow1nD.-zS1Ssl 3. 1SII,rs. - =

DsowznD.-zSss 3. TsIEs "a
Is ysars, soa q d. fulIs, ! triIas ed
aniabIs boy, NJ drowned yesterday stlul-
nooa in ths tivsss ! ahpst jibtnp alpvs
DE spPsr railread DEPOT He ~ y
bathing vit4 ssssral bSyi-ws lsssl5
Earning to swim. aad probably hssDniss
erampeA b sank in the waters and pr.
iahsd. Up 70 : late hour last night the
body had not been found and Dr.. Fullsr
Offers reward Of City dollars for it, 10
covery.
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- The Unitarian SUNDAY. School Pic.

- The Unitarian Sunday School Pic
MIC comes off tomorrow. Scholars, and
parents, and friends, who purpose going,
will meet at the church at y O'Clock \.
NJ. The excursion is to "Meek's Grove
mp the Des Moines Valley Road. Cars
will start shortly after eight. Fare foI
round trip-adults 30 cents; children l6
cents. Come early.
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The Recorders Court shows too
heavy a docket for any indulgence in graf
ulation over the morality Of our city.
There we're several appearances and
commitments yesterday.
James Lyons for knocking down and
choking woman was fined Sl0 and
costs.
Martha Rose and Margaret o. Boy, for
prostitution, were fined 50 and costs each.
Henry McGinuis was convicted Of lar
ceny.
). W. Moore, for abuse Of official pow
or, was fined 50 and costa.
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THE CITY.

Arrrrr1oN, CIrY GuARD THERE win
be . meeting Of the company on Thur
day evening at 8 O'Clock, q tho Armory
over the Gate City Office. Business Of
Importance to every member requires
promptattsndance.
By order Of the Captain.
je7.2t Ben. B. JEwELL, o. 8.
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~ We notice that some of the prop
erty-holders on High street have already
commenced work on the new plank walk
ordered by the City Council several weeks
ago, and, We trust, all will comply with
the ordinance Immediately. The law al
lows them till the 18th inst. TO complete
the work.
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~ BY gentleman who came 10 yes
terday on the Western train we learn that
John Miller, living near Summit Station,
In Van Buren, county. attempted to kill a
Mrs. Syfort. neighbor Of his, on Sunday
evening last, by shooting. He fred at
her and missed. the bali striking and Sc
verely woundiug her child. who was play.
ing nesr. After failing to hit her, the
wretch ran up and stabbed her three times
with bayonet One of the wounds thus
made was very severe, but at last accounts
the mother and child we're recovering.
Miier Is supposed to be insane. He uu-
derwent preliminary examination at
Aeosauqua yesterday, the result Of which
We have not learned.
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That Ic-Nrc-We are notified that
Capt. Bishop will have two covered barges
along With the "EagIe" for the aocommo.
dation of all who may wish to attend the
Odd Fellows Picnic to-day. Every care
will be taken to make the trip q pleasant
and enjoy able one.
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I0-The lovers Of the drama who have
been delighted in witnessing the perform
ance of that splendid play ''The Col
lean Bswn' will be pleased to learn that
it will be performed at the Atheneum
this evening. See advertisement.
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NK6 I0kK, June D.
Gold dull but steady Sales Of . large Of Gov
eminent cotton to-day. considerable proportion Of
which likely to 80 abroad has produced partial weak
In the price, European sdvices report sach ad-
In sos in London will prevent the return Of
considerable this SIDE and rendering il posi-
BILE that further amount may be exported TO Europe u
early. This has also depressing effect upon tbs
price Of gold, and produce partial decline in the
premium The quotations opened at 1868, run up 10
Isl, and down again to 1885,.
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new YORK saSnsy Market.

WV XofK MO00y MexKot.
~ Telegraph NIv YoBR, Junee
Money-Easy at 5@6 per cent.
Sterling Kxchange-very firm at 1l09l1el4 for gold.
ecld-katAsr moro activs and Armer opening at 1866
advancing to 137 and closing ut 1885,
Government etocks-Shade easier.
so Coupons 1887
1910 Coupons p6N.
1895 9e3k
6tocks-Ffrm.
CAPss1z; q ACIss1&U ARIos1T NAP DC q;
Toll wab1s; n Wayne Ss14 AkfH7G can "
sS7<; I @ Scrip III; Us1 " Cert 0eL; Psc Nail ~
HY $40 Erie 1875 - Ql0; Hudson s7k Har-
hem 70; Readineso3f 4 1851; 10 6S1<; Toledo ~
O n Certz3 Quicksilver 50l4
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$The Des Moines Valley Railroad,
with its accustomed liberslisy, conveys
delegates to and from the State Conven-
ton for one.half fare.
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Cattle Market.

NEW YoKK, June 8.
The prices for the week all yards fol-
lows:
Beef cattle-1st quality II Goals %; fair to good
Is e0Sl7 CO common II oeSl5 oos inferior 10 vo8
IA CO.
Cows and Cases-1st quality p head, IS co 100 90,
ordinary ct 81 cossS Oo 20 co60 oas inferior
40 90
Veal Calves-1st quail. io9i1c; ordinary e@iec; COM
mon s4oe: inferior 6e9sc.
Sheep and Lambs-Extrs so6s 90; prime ! po6
5a ordinary 5a0s 60; S 5e1o 70; inferior
4 ooS75 60.
swinc-Corn fed q n 1o9loii light and medium ct
es48lecs still fed Al Qlzz2zzc.
The market depressed Is heavy receipts THE week
Prizes were from * TO &c b lover The depressicn
and decline the result Of increasrd recept the TO
tai footing mp something over ,0c0 head
Mich Cows were steady At our Last weeks hgSres-
Veal Calves we're IN moderate demand and emily the
best brought full prices Other kinds dali.
Sheep and Lambs were dull aud heavy and lower a
above quoted.
Hegs we're fairly active and prices were higher.
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chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CaIcAeo, June g.
Markets are generally unsettled.
Blour-s 1899 rs for White Winter and o505 OK
for fpring Extras.
wheat-No.l Red at l IS; Extra Spring at -, and
No. Spring at 15Z@l %.
Corn-Ssles Of No. ] ut s21xD54e.
oab-No. / at ~ 4A2c.
Rye-60c for NO. l.
Barlcy-soc by sample
Whisky-2 90 with certificate, and % without clos
ing weak at 1 es
Provsions-Mess Pork at Is o0@26 rs Prime Mess
Pork ut dull and neglected Leers ut 20 90 At close
Sweet picked hams At let< DlG1ze.
Lard-Duii
Hay-Duli at 10 90.
Beef Csttie--5 coos e5 for common to prime.
Hogs co1s ez5x
Money-Essy.
Exehsnge-iirn st par buying and u premium sell
ing.
GoId-lSslx.
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AIThe Western Stage Company have
agreed to carry delegates 70 and from the
State Convention for two-thirds fare.
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reursh Of suly Cslesrasssn.

A public meeting will be held this
wednesday, afternoon At 4 O'Clock as
the Office Of H. B. Ten-Eyok for the pur.
pose Of arranging programme for the
celebration of the Fourth Of July next.
J.E. Willes, H. Robertson,
]. A. Durkee, P. D. Foster.
H. N. Bostwick, VIM. Thompsos,
G. A. Kellogg, James Coz,
r. F. Bower, r. B. Ogden,
81. C. Huiskamp, VIM. Bsrkitty
John T. Wilkinson, J.R. Copelin,
h. K. Love, Alex. Barclay,
Geo. G. Anderson, o. G. Hale.
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Notes o. al fhe dissemination named WIN Be pFompey
fhraished upon receipt Of subscnptions-
The Notes 4 this Third Series pwecssiy similar =
form end privileges 70 the s~vsaThrsss asssdy sosa
except that tie ovssnnsnt 70 itself the option
Of paying interest In gold coin II par cent tsaA q
3loths in carreacy esbscbers vtH 1sdset ~ inss
II in currency up 10 July 18TH u the time when they
subscribe. -
Ts delivery Of the notes Of this third seres Of ths
ssvsn4hirties will commence on tbs LIT Of june and
will Be made promptly and continuously after that dAts
The slight change nsds in the conditions Of this
THIRD skRfBg affects only the MISTER o. Interest,"
The payment in gold, II made will BE- equivalent 70 the
currency interest Of the higher rata.
The return to specie psymsats in the esent Of which
ooy viii the option TO pay interest In Gold Be- avaled
Of would reduce and equalss pses tAst purchases
made with nix per cent In gold would b fuy squal 70
those made With and thr sstssths per cent 10
currency This il
The Only LONSs II SnRAs.ket
nov offered By the oovsrnn, ns and II superior sdvsn
tages viii make II the
CkEAf POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Lsss than szse 900 OF the Loan authorized BY the
Last csasrss - Mwss he 1asksA nbansosst, u
the rate as which being absorbed vii all b sub
seribed for within months, vh~a ~ nsss will
doubtsdiJ command premium, - has uniformly bess
the csc on eiosae sAs sshseursssas - esAss L~.~
In order that citizens Of every and section Of ~
country mar be aaossd fariss fos taking tbs loan,
the National Bssks etass Deaks ed Private HAakses
throughout the eoun, have generally agreed receive
subscriptions par eabscyfbers viii select their ON
agents. In HON they have confdsnce and Who Only are
be rssponsibls for the delivery the for vhiA
they reeeir~ort-Ts
JAY COOKE,
esn0arrsss AaKsf,
Ne. u4 south Third street,
msy9s PHILADELPHIA
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EOR SALE-l00 acres new Land.
so acres under cultivation, with two loq hors.s.
and small orchard situated 10 miles from Wsrs.-
and one mile rom Breckfnrfdge Hancock CO.. Ilfnots
Title good. Price 81 0oo. Enquire Of
II. B. TEN-HYCK.
mehs Real Estate Agent Keokuk.
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LOR SALE-The weet half of ! two
Il story doubls brick Dwelling House. cort.in,, -
eistern good cellar house painted and oaked n
over lot we'll fenced and All good order situated near
the corner Of 18th and Des Mones streets Title soo
rice si,eso enquire OF II. B. TEN-KYCK,
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TOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Oval.

~ Ing, With four rooms, good well OF wstsr.n,-~
barn and fal let all under fence situated on
street betwe ID and ID streets Keokak Title re1S
Fice tl20o Enquire Of HB TIN. RYasH
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ENOR SALE-A nice, Brick Cote.
With two fuli lots, nne Barn woodshed Co.,.
yeiar situated . Franklin, between Ctr Ara Iotn
ksoknk title good. Price $500. -"u Aosn ssss>
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9eleet gtorQ.
FORTUNES CASTLE


Two men-oue Industrious, the other
Iazy-went one morning together into
the country. Suddenly thay saw before
them splendid castle, built on the side
of mountain a long way off; it glisten-
ed IN the sun, so that it was a pleasure
to look at it.
let US go there" the Industrious one
said.
AZ wish we were there already" the
lazy one remarked. a
s.YOu can do 50 This day" slear
voice was heard saying behind them
fOryou are q csuFlsOf aOtiVe young fel.
lows.
On looking round to see whence the
voice came, they perceived handsome
lady, standing on a globe, which rolled
rapidly past them in The direction of The
castle.
She is well of. sad Lazy "she
does not need to stir a step. and yel
mOvsI sIonward." and with IN .se word
he sat down on The grass. Industrious
however, los. no time. in reflection; be
went after The lady, cspghs bold of tn,
edge Of her wide mantle, and said
nWho art thou A..
II am Fortune" the Lady replied
asnd that castle is mils.. Follow me
and if you arrive there before midnight
j win receive you kindlYi but il YOU sr
rive only a second after midnight, m!
house will be closed against you." ("
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TEe eonpanions of Booth dssenleds e
hisseSsinehss; she witness was q ths
camp Of4he Second Virginia fesiaent
an 4 there vas second meeting q lreb-
el officers on that Oseasion. ss l'al
He was not present IT Ehs meeting ,but
one of he officers who was, stated iis
parpOrs he Believed ths B66.h vas -
thai meeting. The parPdse eassO send
certain officers on detached seEties 70
Canada and the borders 70 deliver sis-
On srs.,o lay he NorshsEh eilies j. sshss.
and finally 10 get aftes the members Of
the Cabinet and kill the PFssidense1 The
nsmezOfsthe officer swhO gave lhin5 hihs
INFORMATION was Lieutenant -Cockers ID.
Booth was associaling with all The pf-
6cers. He heard very often thai he pa-
sassinatiOn Of the Presidentwas an spb-
iect 6nally 10 be accomplished. Hehad
heard it-freeIy spoken Of In the ssree'T
Of Richmond. This necessity was gen.
orally sssented 10 in the service 81
Z "A lady frOm New York iesiifedg to
having met Booth and a maa named
Johnston, and Ovsrhearsd their conver.
srtiOn. She. picked two leilers which
they had dropped, and one Of shemrRas
addressed. Dear Davis" sayirg lhsslshs
''lOt had fallen upon him 10 Be shs
Charlotte Corday Of The pines3seRih
century. Abe must drink TIE oepP,
you eanchOose your own weapons; the
lknife,e the bullet, &c. The ls,gtro Is
signed Chas. Selby. -a
Two other witnesses testified that they
were in Canada, and saw Booth in con.
.versaiiOns with George Sanders, and Be.
alieved they also saw Booth taking With
Clay, HOlcOnB and Thompson. .aia y
aMH
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There is but little doubt left 81 lhs
minds Of those VINO auen,iyeIs perused
the ds,ails 5f sheplot to assas sihats the
leadersUf the Government; that Andrew
johnson, who has endured 50 much On.
deserved O5Ioqoy FOR bis singular aber.
ration on the Fourth Of March, was on
that 0ooAsisa ts4sSosa h. isa~o.sos, s.ss
either Of mere disturbing drug. inisn.
dsd only to disfgure him. but Of deadly
poison. fufdvely insinSied' in Bis drink
with the view toLtake bis life. Il IS ia
proof that The assassinatiOns were ,ohavs
been perpet4ased On the as ofi March.
and, chat Booth, she chfef assassin. bAd
posted him self 10 position where Blr.
Lincoln must pass closely by; and twas
dodbtlessly expected that abohi theAtims
when the President should have perish.
ed bylthe pislollh new Vice President
would have expired ia The Capitol from
me effects Of the portion be had taken.
Porbably this view Of the matter mas
never struck the mind Of Nc. Johnsoa
and it is not 70 be Supposed tha. under
the mystery Of thai strange occurrence.
which nustihaVe puzzled him more llan
anybody else. he wsald care 70 GlIGde 10
the affair with any attempts at e1pIana-
tion that mighthave been misunderstood.
The disclosure of lhe inslrussions as
4fibuted araOng the assassins, that etbey
we're at liberty To- use the blade. shs pis-
tol or the bowl, bot they must bear In
mind The latter had once failed seems
20 be conclusive on this point. and Will
doubtless suggest some importans SecOE
lecsions 10 the Presidents mind. His
powerful nature triumphed over the in-
fernal draught, and thus, i'd a0dftioa to
an invalesHe life being saved 70 tie na-
ron, we are gradfsd n the rSnvieiiOn
lhat. .oue who has always fpeR e. sobsF,
ssfF respecting sta tessaaa IS now piovi-
aeadanY relieved from even passing
.riaaa on hrs career. Wilkes Spirit. 2
ar-- raaaf raEH Enr aW W LI
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I, his psoRossd to commemorate The
peEi4lh af July bY laying the corner
stone sfihs mOnpmens Overihe Eational
CewsTy Al Gettysburg, PsBnsylyabia.
This gFand maqsOlEm. dedicaisd 20 tho
brave men who fell in the conflict which
was so decisive Of The fortunes Of ths
rebellion, is 1o be constructed byaha
eighteen States represented bY their
gallant senS on that bloody Geld. Get
lysbuFs was the only battle faughi In.
free Ssale, and the fund q prepare and
Perfsei ihe Csmslry. raised By the cen.
monweallhs alluded %, is being careful.
~ and iplelligsntly expended. There is
now nearly, $780, GOO in The hsnds Of be
trustees.
III
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Boon and be aceOmplIees.

8OVNu anu aAa9 o~SO-A paANOSe
ii. Wilkes BOOIh. dead and gone 70
h-<l. s9iss
2.-Spaugler. the Stage carpenter q
Ferd's theasrss will prObaly suffer lhe
expeme penalty Of the law svs
3.-"Sam" Arnold, Of Baltimore, bet.
ter knOwnas the author Of alet.er sign
ed Sam, "whO understood the plot and
agreed to it, and backed out in the end
because of his failing courage. viii also
suffer death. He was cOnsPiraior, bat
not bold enough 10 be anassassin.
4-CspI. Willie Jen. found at Bowling
Green, who look Booth behind hlm on bis
horse, thus facilitating lis escape, viii
run close chance for his neck. He either
did or did not recognize Booth the assas-
sin, and if so, wo to him!
5.-Azero,h, or Azerodt. but whose
name in his own execrable chirOgraphy
have copied erOm the register at Kirk
woods Hotel, as G. A. Abzerodt, Charles
Country Md. l26 B, viii be hung
positively. He is a murderer by instinct
and temperament His face is.a standing
conviction. ~
6.-Mrs. suratt win suffer the full
penalty attached to her crimes. AS Booth
was thesmasler, so was she the mistress
conspirator, She is bold and cruel, and
deserves 70 die.
7-Laughhn, friend and confederate
Of ROo.h, will die for conspiracy withOd.
courage.
6.-Dr. Mudd, residing near Bryan
town, may suffer death for his simidy.-
He set Booths leg on Saturday morning,
and never mentioned j. until Sunday
night. He may not have recognized
Booln. and nay not as no says, have hoard
of the murder, he has been stern scces-
sionist, and a life insurance policy, al
present, would cost him the revenue Of
his Country.
9--John Lloyd will certainly die, He
kept Mrs. Surar's hotel at Suralyillei
secreted and furnished the two assassins
with carbines, and although positively
aware Of the conspiracy before, and the
crime Immediately after It's execution, he
held his tongue
lO.-Sam COxer, or Capt. Sam
Coke, ''lives between Scylla and Chary-
dbis. He concealed and fed Booth, prObs-
bly, knowing his hands to be stained with
blood. He has already suffered execution
in his horrible forebodings.
1l.-Young Harold. who stOod with
Booth in the all-memorabIe barn, and
shared his fight, and was his guide and
servant, will die despite hundred pleas
of dementia or mania.
I2.-JOhn Surati, who. if caugh, a. all,
viii suffer death. He shared the horrible
secret Of medita.ed CRIME, and should,
with his mother, meet the reward Of
murder. rRt
lS.-Payne, er Wood, the desperate
assassin of Mr.. Seward, who was taken
at Mrs. Suralt's house, and was q hired
cut thrOat.will die, beyond peradvsnlure,
l4.--Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Of New
port, who it is believed, knew Booth and
assisted him,
l5-Mr. Wilson, of Newport, whodi1
not assis. justice, altogether cOgnlzant Of
the crime,
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chars .upturned, the chests. trunks, bu-
resus. cupbOards and beds bFOken open
and ransacked, and their contents thrown
into The middle of The aOOr. The FOOIns
up stairs were pilfered in the same way.
The clock in the house was s,peped At
half-Past six, probably By one Of the
Indians.