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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-15


bounties, as provided in this act, or to
support families of volunteers or drafted
men, or if any such tax voted prior to the
fifteenth day of February, 1865, shall not
be collected, as hercinbefore provided =
such tax or taxes shall be inserted in the
proper assessment roll or assessment rol s
for the wear 1865, and co lected with 9TH
err taxes contained in said rolls and when
so collected, shall be paid out as hereinbe-
fore mentioned, for the purposes for which
the same WAS levied prOrided, that if the
meeting voting such tax SHALT have deter
mined or shall hereafter determine Cat the
time of voting such tax that the tax or tax
es voted for any of the purposes aforesaid
shall be collected in two or more different
years, then such part thereof rs shall have
been so determined shall be inserted in
the proper assessment roll or rolls for the
years In which 1t is so voted to collect the
same; and all taxes voted by any meeting
held subsequently to the year 1865. in
pursuance of the provisions Of this act,
shall be assessed and collected in the man.
ncr provided by law, for the collection of
other taxes, unless the meeting shall de-
termne that such taxes shall be collected
IN some other year or years: prorided,
that hereafter. when any town, city, or in
cofPufited Nllii9e, sHaiI at any speciai
meeting called for that purpose, vote to
raise tax un Ter the provisions of this
act, and such meeting shall be held after
the assessment roll and warrant for the
collection of taxes shall have been deliv-
cred 10 the town treasurer, or other officer
authorized by law to collect said taxes,
and before the 18th day of February. in
any year, then AID in such ease the town
hoa ri of suparyisryS of any tOwp tba co,,
mon council of any city. and the board of
trustees of any incorporated village are
authorized ard empowered 20 aprcrtiou
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
Major General comna'g

NEW York, April q.
The following from shernan's command
xiyes a succinct epitomc Of his operations
up to the period Of a suspension OF hostili-
ties by order Of Gen Sherman:
That portion of his cavalry under COM
mand Of Col. Palmer moved down the Ca
tawba river, intercep.ing parties Of rebels
moving southwest from Johnston, capturing
1000 prisoners and two pieces Of artillery,
and among other things destroyed was the
immense railroad bridge over the Ca,awba
river, LIPS feet long and 60 high Then
learning that general armistice had been
entered into between Johnston and Sherman
Col. Palmer ceased operations. The other
portions of the command, under Gen. Gil
hem. attacked AMI routed the rebel force un.
der Mai. Gen. McGowan, at Morgantown
taking one piece of artillery. Afterwards
forcing the passes thro' the Blue Ridge held
by the rebel forces under Gen. Martin taking
six pieces Of artillery and would have can
tured or dispersed the whole force had Gen,
Gillcm not been met Ivy Gen. Martin with a
flag Of truce, bearing q letter from Gen
sherman, countersiyned by Gen Johnston
and directed 10 Gen. Stoneman, ORDERING |,
general suspension of 'hostilities and with
,irawal of the forces under Gen. Stoneman's
command
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

sherman and that the advance Of ne IN
corus ms 70 - ss4endsd I'll fussAes oese".
I have telegrsphcd beck 70 obey no orders Of
sherman. but 70. push forward = rapidly -
possible. hss ''"' -.
The bankers here have information to-day
that JeR nsvis With the specie y moving
south from Goldsboro in wagons - fast -
possible I suggest that orders be telegraph
ed through 10 Cen Thculs tiAs wilson
obey no orders from Sherman, notifying
him and CANDY and al commanders on the
Mississippi 70 take measures 70 intc1reps the
rebel chiefs and their plumber. The specie
taken with them is estimated here at from
| es.Ooo,OOO TO $1,000, $50.
fgAT4s b. ". HN.LErx,
Major General Comd'g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

&; n. s Az. . s.ss ssS 49, sss..
lHhen - ~ ~ lhaa - kiss haed. - etaasok
q revolver. and y hls test was lying : -
shootef. which hs dsoppsd amer - NJ
wounded, Two other REVIEWERS Wese slso
near Mr.. H declaisa That ~ arus -
ionssd 20 hin, and thas Harsoaa had seth
ing 10 do with the murder. We RAve him
brandy and four men vent in search Of I
sloctor about four miles from the scene ol
the occurrences. but when the doctor srrived
Booth was dvine. He did not talk much
after receiving ks wound. when asked Il
had anything 10 say be replied, II die fot
ny county, and asked those standing by
ID ten his mother 80. He did not deny hfs
crime
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
DOOth,s Do6y and moff9se
Arrive In Warrington.
No orders bat Grant's -
be Obeyed.
Prospect Of Capturing the Rebel Lead
en- and the Richmond Specie.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, April 27-92O q. IN. ,
Major General Dir:
!. Wilkes Booth and Harold were chas-
ed from the Swamp in st. Mary's CO.. Ma
rvland. to CARROTS Farm, near fort
ROYAL, on the Rappahannock, by COL
Bakers force.
The barn in which they took refuge
was i3red. Booth in making his escape
was shot through the head and killed, In
verinQ about three hours and Harold cap
tured.
Booths body and Harold are now mere
EN-. STANTON. Sec'y OF War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
[oFFlcIAL.l
Wan DrpARTME
w MI OEE AM MEzNIt
WASHINGTON, April 81, 0:3O.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 81, $50.
Major General Dix:
This Department has received the follow
ing dispatch frorA Major General Halleck,
commanding the military division of the
James. Gems. Candy and Thomas were in
str'lcted some days ago that Sherman's ar
engagements with Johnston were disappr6yet
by the President, and they were ordered to
disregard It and push the enemy in every d.
rection.
(Signed) EN-. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
RICHMoSD, Va, April 1880 r. N.
To Hon B. M:Stanton:
0ena Meade, Sheridan and Wright are
acslng under orders to pay no regard to any
tfoce or orders of Gen. Sherman respecting
nossilsles ON the ground that that agreement
could bind his own command only and NO
49,. They are directed to push forward
reeAfu'es Of orders nom any one except
Sssst And cut Of Johnsaon's r.trrst
Besnrenrd has sessemsa.,s - :,
that's new arrangement had been 49, -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

FoHr MoxRos, April 27.-A steamer ar.
rived here this morning from Morehead Uity
bringing advices from Newborn that Gen.
Grant has effectuslly put IN end TO the sf.
inistice agreed upon between Sherman and
Johnston. Grant had given johnston up "a
o'clock Wednesday morning to surrender
his army on the conditions announced. Ar.
ter that hour hostilities would At once be
resumed. To this Gen. Johnston Is said "a
have replied, that If JEFF. Davis OF the lead.
ing General officers Of the Confederacy wers
pardoned Or permission given them to leavs
the country he would be authorized to &c
cept the terms proposed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
SIDCu,e r Sersoss,

HAVE OPENED A STORE. 81 1.1 BRA.
- ~ street, East side. between Third and
Fourth, south end Of d. G. Fldridge's Grocery
ssore, and first door above Mr.. Lvter's Flour
Ssore: Where they intend keeping Depot for
" vssessc!es. Berries In their season, Lake and
r ~ n 5asn, oystsrs, Butter, Eggs, Poultry,
-.~s...r. y lruss. and many other articles too
Faruners 90 0.rn~-A
vif1 do veil b eal1 ana evt IL. 80.
goods. rssf-7s 81 -
Quick sales and small pro0ta l. - -.Sso.
CouBe right along and get what = god e. yorr
SWAN 1 Sexton
serlsdtf sa}< Brady strsst. Eass I'D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

CLEVELAND, April 2s.-All along the
route from Buffalo to this city, which We
reached this morning, ths usual dcmonstra-
tons of sorrow were witnessed. The re-
mains were escorted by alarge military and
civic procession TO the beautifully con-
structed temple prepared to receive them,
and soon thereafter the face Of the honorcd
dead vas open to the thousands Of specta.
tors who IN admirable order entered and re.
tired from the enclosure The entire popu-
lation Of the city are abroad, al seemingly
pressed with the solemnity Of the occasion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
NEW YORK April q

NEW YoRK, April 20.
The Commercjars Washington special
says: .,oom r.
ward National fund for the family o' 'Ne
late President. ,-,,.,
Il il believed on what appears trustwortny
...s~.ss,. et,ss o,,r relations with Mexico
Iii soon .sr,,ue A new and important as
poet. IL A.,
says: -u
by the government will arrest any serious
consequences that might arise from Sher-
mans action.
No vessels arc allowed to land on the
western shore Of Maryland, in order to pre-
vent the escape Of Booth in that direction.
II Is reported that two men attempting to
cross the river in small boat were captured
off Maryland Point yesterday.
WASHINGTON, April 90.
The Richmond Wig and Times Of ycs,er
tay have been received. The Wing has the
following:
From gentlemen ofintelligcnce who have
reached this city on foot from Danville, We
have some interesting particulars of events
that occurred there after the surrender Of
v.
in the city and surrounding country q crowd
Of citizens Of all classes, ages and colors and
large number Of soldiers collected around
the buildings in which were stored immense
quantities Of commissary stores, and after a
short deliberation made a general rush upon
the establishments The parties in charge at
first attempted to resist the mob, but were
quickly forced to dcsst and seek their own
safety in flight. The mob scattered through
out every part of the buildings each person
plundcring according to his or her fancy
In one Of the buildings it appears there was
a large quantity of ammunition-gunpowder
in kegs and percussion caps. The soldiers
and country people swarmcd around the
powder, eager 10 secure it for fOwling pur
poses. While they were thus engaged by
some means fire communicated to the pow
der. and in nm instant the building and its
contents, including over 80 persons were
blown into atoms This terrible tragedy put
check upon the plundering, which. how
ever. soon commenced again, but with some
what more caution.
Ex.Gov. Billy Smith was in Danville when
our informant left. lie had been vaporing a
good deal about his determination never to
surrender, saying, that sooner than succumb
he would turn bushw hacker guerrilla, or
something of that sort Notwithstanding
this our informant learned just before leav
ing that Extra Billy had sent flag of truce
TO Gen. Meade, the object of which had not
transpired.
We may mention in this connection re-
mort which has obtained circulation here,
that citszens Of Lynchburg either requested
or compelled the Ex-Governor 10 leave the
town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
RONrlpa.0,

A FEW DAY BOARDERS Also few
~ with rooms furnished not furnished
can be- accommodated ut Nos. l12 or ia Main
street, by applying to Mrs NJ. W. Speakman.
nn16 III vs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
NEW YoRK. Anril q

New YoRK, April %.
Tho Post's special says: The restriction
ON visiting Richmond has been removed and
any one can go there.
Advices from Richmond say Governor
Pierpont will probably convene the loyal
Legislature by the LIST Of June.
1t u believed that If Johnston refuses I'm.
conditional surrender he cannot escape.
Several rebel officers have taken the oath
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

ALBANY, April 25
"A gang Of notorious pickpockets and
thieves, from New York and Philadelphia,
ieit for the west at 8 p. n. Six Of the gang
have been arrested here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28


By the steamer Fulton we have Charles
ton papers Of the 22d On the 2lst n public
meeting was held In Charleston on the sub
iect Of the assassination Of President Lin
coin. 1t was addressed by Ex-Governor
Aiken and appropriate resolutions adopted.
A meeting was also held Mt Port Royal,
addressed by Gen l.ttletield, and resolutions
adopted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

New YORK, April &c.
The steamer Ariel, from Panama the 10Th
inst, has arrived
Beyond the circulation Of idle rumors of
q fresh revolutionary uprising, keeping the
timid in suspense, nothing has occurred
worthy Of note in Central America.
We learn the death Of Gen. Carrera. Pres
ident Of Guatamala, was expected and q
crisis was expected to follow the event.
Gen Carrera was President for life with
power to name his successor. He has named
Gen. Corva, late Governor Of Chiquamaula.
It was thought Carrera's death would be
the signal for Gen. Barrios to renew his
claims TO the presidential chair
The President of Honduras has issued q
decree of non-intercourse with Costa RIGA,
foriaff0rding Barrios an asylum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
NEW York, April %.

NEW YORK, April 90.
There are three new and elegant sleeping
cars furnished by the N Y. Central railroad,
though Mr. Wagner, Superintendent, to be
conducted by l.. v. Chamberlain. H. W.
Chittenden, General Superintendent of the
N. I. Central railruad, accompanies the
train to Buffalo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
Fine Residence for Sale.

T,HAT ELEGANT TWO STORY bKiCk
residence On THIRD street, between Brady
and Main. owned and occupied by II W Mitchell,
Is now offered tor sale at a bargain The house
Ia thoroughly finished in modern style, AND Is
among the best located in the city.
For Particulars enquire Of
apr3dtf JOSHUA bOhh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
:
BAN KIN e.

Albany, April 2Sth.-Gov. FentOn has
repealed the " Y. Central Railroad bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
S.xFp.Sc,sco Anril o6

SAN FRANCISCO, April 70.
The military authorities have arrested 12
or IL men in Solona and Calusa counties for
rejoicing in the assassination of President
Lincoln. Upon the receipt Of the news Of
the Presidents death at Green Valley. Selma
county, anumber Of sccessionists met to re-
joice over the event. A body of troops was
approached. the ring leaders Of the seces
siOnists fortified themselves in house and
fired At the soldiers, wounding two of them.
The fire was returned by the soldiers and
several of the scccssionists were wounded
The whole party then surrendered.
The ship Bacchante, for Hong Kong,
takes 4 quarter of a million of dollars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

CIxcrSxxrr, April 2s.-Ata public meet
ing in Dayton yesterday it was resolved
that the body OF Booth be taken to mid
ocean and there buried.
Late Georgia papers give full accounts Of
Wilson's great raid. After defeating the
fbrces at Selma and Destroying arsenals and
manufactures there, Wilson moved east
ward, capturing Montgomery, Columbus,
West Point and Macon. scattering the mill
tia on all sides, running the only remaining
railroad, breaking up all machine shops,
destroying military stores ard manufactor
ies Of materials for future campaigns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

SrRISarIELD, ILL.,, April 2s.-Thc time Of
the funeral Of the late President is changed
from Saturday, May 9th, to Thursday, May
4th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

x8eStffcasce for SAFE.
TIME RESIDENCE OF q. X. BARD. formerly
i occupied by Amet Ske,l Esq, on 4th ST..
opposite the Court House. is for lie at he very
low price Of - 900. Possession gwen immedia
tely. For further particulars address
ap24 G. X. BARD Lyons, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
THE MISSOURI
E MIG R A N I AID
AND
REALESTATE AGENCY.


No. 63 Third Street. me door south Of the
Post Office, over Cd Natiolal Bank
ST. l.ONRS, MO-,
MILL GlYEV VALUABLE AID AND INFOR-
w nation to Emigrant> coming West buy
and sell Farms. Wild Lands ana CITY Property
commission purchase and locate Land War :
rants tor other parties.
~ Particular attention given TO correspon-
dence and TO the payment OF taxes in any county
Of the state. REFERENCES:
His Excel.e ncy Gov. Thomas &. Fletcher and
Cabinet Officers CT Sam'l simpson, Adjutant
General OF Mo; John A. kassnn, ii. C.. Iowa (;
Hon. NJ. .lar, Ex. J.. n. Gen'l. Nd. m3o- m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

The Worlds correspondent says:
Il is learned that Harold joined Booth
Just after the assassination, and it is be-
leved brought the horse into the alley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MospAs, Feb. e-SPM
The stock market moderately active, with an cd
vancns tendency a the opening Of the st board and
the closing pgces showed the following variations from
those OF Saturdays second board Erie advanced New
York osntrai 4, Hudson River ~, Reading 2, Michigan
Central l, Michigan Southern So, Illinois Cens "a
Cleveland and Pittsburg "a, Northwestern :, -"
Island az, Fort Wayne az, Cumberland ~ uo,''.
ment securities were stronger Coupon sNos % 1921 ~
vanced Y u ton fortos II, hvewen'ies "a NC" '''1'
xak.
A tina opsn board at O'Clock the market was
rr.cion Iower At the second board II was steady The
,sI,y sales showed decn from those In the morning
IN Eric Of i, New York Central y. Hudson River u,
Reading Il Michigan Southern 4, Illinois Central u,
Cleveland and tsburg n Northwestern u, Rock Island
u Fort Wayne x. Michigan Central advanced 4. Cum
bsrand was steady Government securities were firm at
che morning prices
Al tho open board at halfpast three o'clock prices
xere TX per cent higher the extreme advance being
IN Erie, which was the active stock the list
mont under prevailing impression that the recent
eaoe conference would be without any immediate result
OF importance belief At the time exists that II
will DO OF ultimate service In paving the way TO future
negotiations which win bring about the contamination
90 devoutiy TO DO wished. Meanwhile the sword
will have TO continue iu work The supply
or floating gold In the market is at present
limited 70 little moro than three millions,
although nearly two millions more are held by specula-
tors for Tho sshsrt interest has increased since
Saturday afternoon and may DO roughly estimated At ten
..sas.cs. The uuct akiona durinv tina dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

gov psr steamer. 24s tsress IaS = ~ sos 10 eba
TAR and 100 srce beef ss A. g. and = L0adoa 100 teas
Hors.-There WAS Icss doing to-day, though tho do
mAnd fair The small stock, particularly OF primo
srsdss and sss limited reoslps ssssss hSass s very
for 1885, M'F
moderate extent at previous rates.
hDnn-we note a sale Of 20 chests .cngai ON tsrns
Mo1Asss-Ths demand was moderate. nj the market
firm, with sales Of ll6 hhds tart Cu muscovado At
&c, 80 hhds Porto Rico at 81 OK. and 10 obis New
NaysL sroRH-spirits turpsntins was nrmer and more
sc,s with sales OF so bbls. at 81 % for American.
eazed for Ill grades Tar quiet q our last quota
tioi
bri holders very arm in their IDEAS and refused 70
sell 4 very full pricos The small stock and the
lin ted repts assure them that full prices must pre-
fined the sales were confined about 100 bills At 67ko
a $50 for bonded and 86c. SIC for free H aAs'T &
DO s
81. = sss 50 $40 for ns. ness SIS 50 :. 90 isr
mess also OF future delivery Ss. new mess for
aaS snS s e s
ga for plain mess and $2i ~ for extra moss; also
s 70 o IL hsS 9s.
mAnded by holders checking business Sales Of 200 boxes
at 203ac. . 2Oxc. for Cumberland cut. Cat meats
were in demand and nrmca, with sales OF
500 packages at lie a1sc for shoulders 1sc 22c for
hams and 2lc $3.50 for good 70 baggcd do Tho lard
market active and irner q Ice. 28Xc., the
latter poe for choice city with sales the spot Of
bills Also for future delivery 800 packages FOR March at
2S%c sellers option. Butter in better request 1t
30c DC for Western and 49, $50 for State Cheese
Quot 1t 14c. 24e. for common 70 prime
Rlcx-The market was dun and heavy owing TO the
large stock and the increased receipts
SALr.--A sale Of 100 sacks Asht0n's was effected
from store on terms mot ascertaned but a full rates
SUGAR-There was no perceptblo change TO notice In
the market for raw, the demand continuing moderate
and full prices being realized Sales 500 hhds ut
17Kc zoe, chiefly ct ike 1870. for Cuba musco-
vado and 21c. for Porto Rico. Refined, though quiet,
waadrm at 27xc for hards
TAILow was active and frmer; sales $4,000 lbs at
16Xc q 17c gs 4s4et8 aa sf.s1 IN .ff +.
WmBKEY. Receipts, 6S bills. The market was quiet
and prices remained about the Sales 500 bbs At
81 80 - 306 for State and 81 30 - 81 for Western.
4s sales OF Real Estate. i.
BY Adrian H. Muller, p. r. wilkins 4 Co.
Houses and lots Nos 43T Washington streets running
nh and inclu Tree being
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Feb. s-eP.M
A.mp -Receipss, - bbls. Market inactive and sales
nominal
BssApsrurys Receipts, 7s7 bbls. nour ce4 bbs and
2sso bags corn meal 4Ss2 do corn, l2,s2T do. oats
12s do. rye and sl2 do. malt. The Hour market was
rather sctve and an advance Of fully 70. was
established owing 70 advance in gold; che demand
however was wholly hned 70 the wants Of the local
trade with sales Of 90 bbls state and Western so do
Southern and 45o do Canadian In rye hour sale Of
100 bbls Western VIZ. effected ~ ~ % Corn meal was