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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Gov. Bramletta's Proclamation.

Executive Mansion, Frankfort, Ky.,l
April l1th, 1865.
By the hand of an assassin great grief
has been brought upon our country. The
Chief Magistrate OF the nation. the Pres
ident of the United States, Abraham Lin.
coin, has fallen victim TO rebeIiious hate
under the vengeful blow Of an assassin.
lie has fallen a. time when bis great
qualities of humanity were SO hope
fully invoked for the healing Of our na-
tioual woes. With no stain of a viDdict-
i've nature upon his soul, with a great
heart u generous sympa.hies aud broad
humanilies, his untlmely fall has bowed .
nstioa's iesd in mourning. Wednesday
the 10Th inst, at II O'Clock, is the hour
of his funeral. Let every Church bell be
tolled throughout The Co,nmon wealth and
On tina. day let all business be suspended
and all business houses be closed, the
public offices closed aud drsped in mourn.
log. The citizens Of Kentucky are in
voked to pay that homage to the nstional
grief which such great calamity in
spires. (Signed,)
THos. L BRAMLErTK,
Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Washington, April Is.

/ SU1t - pr Aos
The body OF the late President 10 lyip
10 state in the East Room. Thousands G
persons Of both sexes are througiDs
thither. Tue East Room is decorate,
with trsppings Of woe. In tho immsdiai,
eentre Of the spscious room is erected II.
eatsfslco and the coffin Is within the imme
diats view Of the line Of spectators
Eich stops n moment to take view o.
the face Of the deceased and many shed
tears.
Don Jose hnthonia Carols presented
his credentials 10 the Acting Secretary
Of State and was received % the charge
de affairs Of the Republic Of Peru 10 the
United States. Robert Barth has been
appointed Consul Of the Grand Duchy Of
Mccklenburg Schwerin and also Consul
Of the Electorate of Hesse at ST. Louis,
Aclouseious consul of Grand Duchy OF
Ae:kienburg Schwerin at Chicago. They
have been recognized by our Government
accordingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Lenoire, Tenn, April Is.


Theexpedition under Maj Gen. Stone
man which left Knoxville, Tenn, on tb.
10th Of March struck the East Tenn. anc
Va. Road on the l4,h inst. at Wy.hes
vile. Chrissianburg and Salem. Thirty
three bridges we're burned and twenty.
I'VE miles Of track totally destroyed be.
tween these places besides many prison.
ers taken On the 9Th Gen. Stonema.
moved via Jacksonville, arrivink .,
Gnots Creek. three miles from Sails.
bury. The rebel line for the defenks OF
the town, at 6 q. IN. on the 18th Inst.
defended BY artillery and infantry was
forced. Our forces entered Salisbury a,
10 a. m. capturing s stands Of colors, 19
pieces of artillery l,l65 prisoners, s0o0
stand of arms, 100000 rounds of Imall
ammunition, 1000 rounds fixed am mu-
milton, $4,000 pouads of powder, 1880
complete suits Of clothing, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Public Meeting in cineinnatii
Cincinnati, April -.

Clnciuuati, April ~.
In response to q call from . number oil
prominent citizens large meeting was
held at Pixies Opera House last night.
Mayor Harris, Chairman OF the meet
ing, said there had been disposition pre-
vailing among some persons to use the
terrible calamity which has befslen us a
q pretext to raise disturbances. Up ID
the present time, although some property
has been destroyed, no lives have been
lost. He favored Law and order and
would enforce them at all hazards. He
hoped the people Of Cincinnati had suf-
6cient confidence in Gen. Hooker and
himself to know that they would arrest
aud punish any one who would now utter
disloyal sentiment.
Appropriate resolutions were passed,
after which speeches were made by Judge
Storer, Messrs. Perry, Chalfant, Gaddis,
Noyes and Gen. CORY.
The city is still draped in mourning
and business is not yet fully revived, but
confidence is almost restored and better
feeling prevails.
A committee of six gentlemen was ap-
pointed to communicate with the proper
authorities in Washington for the purpose
of having the remains of the President
pass through Cincinnati when ec route
to Illinois.
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xurratt Arrested.

washington, April IL.
Late last night man disguised a. H.
borer, and carrying q pick on his shoul.
der, approached the house occupied by
the family Of Surratt, in this city, and
was about to euter, when be Was arrested,
and upon washing the dirt from his face
he proved to be quite different looking
person from what his appearance indicat-
ed. He called himself Payne, and ex-
hibi,ed not little embarrassment. he
managed 70 ask, in an agitated tone, vhy
he was arrested.
The coIored servant Of Secretary Sew.
ard Was sent for. when he exclaimed i'm.
mediately: That's tho man : l know
him BY his general appsanace and hi,
mouth" The servant then said thsr,
could BE- no mistake Others in Secrctar,
Hswsrd's house at the time, who probabl,
hsvs : recollection Of Surra.t's appear
auee, viii b afforded an opportunity /,
recognise him.
Ths mn arrested 10 bslis vsd 70 b suf
nj Who psfpstsaled she drssdful ecss |,
losssslasy ossasd's Aesss fsi1a1.
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Lees Reception in Richmond.

New ! ork, April IS.
The Herald's Newborn CORES ponde nt
of the 18th gives a rumor that Johnston
was about to surrender.
A convention to consist of delegates
from all the councies of N. G. is called for
the fourth of May.
The Herald's Richmond despatch Of the
18th says Gen. Lee arrived in that city ..
half past three p. m. on the 18Th. He
and his staff we're received with the great
est enthusiasm by the populace, cheer up.
on cheer being given them. Even Union
officers raised their caps to him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
New York. April l8,

1t appears by an order issued by Gen.
Sherman announcing to his army the sur
render of Lee, Sherman has reached
Smithfeld where he dates the order April
18th.
The Worlds Richmond despatch says
Saturday evening about 9 o'clock Gen
Ord, and Gen. Guide and Mr.. Ford,
rebel and federal Comm issioners of Ex.
change. we're sjtting in j. w. Forney'e
room. Spotswood Hotel, when telegraph
message was handed in announcing she
Presidents assassination. Dude exoiaim
ed, "Tnat is the worst blow the Conted
sracy has yet received"
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Baltimore, April Is.
A gentleman who Was at Poia. Look
ont yesterday a. Id. was informed by m
officer Of one of our gunb1a.s that Booth
and the other conspira,ors, about 80 in
number, were in st. Marys county, heav-
ily armed, and endeaverin, to make their
way across the Potomac, vhioh was stron-
ly picketed and no Que silowed to pass.
He also stated that on Sunday evening .
small squad of our cavalry had collision
with them and had been rcpulsed, but
succeeded 10 capturing ont of them. In
the meabtime our cavalry we're reinforce
yesterday morning and wert understood t.
have them completely surrounded and
their escape was deemed Impossible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

Montreal, April l8.
The following proclamation has been
issued BY the Mayor Of Montreal:
Whereas, Wednesday next, the 10Th
of April, at noon, has been fixed upon
for the funeral ceremonies Of the Chief
Magistrate Of the United States, the un-
dcrsigned. Mayor Of Montreal. respect
fully invites the citizens generally to
close their places Of business from twelve
o'clock noon on that day as 4 tribute Of
respect to the memory of the late Presi-
dent OF the United States and of sympa-
thy With the bereaved members of hi.
family; also as 40 express sion Of the deep
sorrow and horror Tel, By the citizens ol
Montreal at the a.rocious crime BY which
the President came 10 an untineiy death
J. s. BEAucHr, Mayor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
STATE OF IOWA.

ArJUTAsr GEyIRAL's 0TTgct
DArLsFoEr. April Is, 1855. (
GExraaL oRDEas No Ill
The President Of the United States hs. been ka..t
mated. Words cannot press the crime nstiof has
tsi eapsoe, isithili aud eEerg,te bead aud ali
mourn the death Of sreai statesman and nobl- pm
frfaf The whole nation will mourn. Ioxz ~tl b.
draped In deepest mourning from the IL tb
nssonr 'or the loss Of the noble President, th pro
tound statesman. the worthy citizen and the h1ne.
msn
t 10 therefore ordered, that the officers of th.
ssote nor tan an all officers and members Of the
aliiiA saai wear craps upon their len arm for thrt,
days frum the publicstioH q this order
IL oa the reception Of these General Order, the cor,
manding officer Of every Company Ib thi. state vii
the following day gun 10 be Ard At ever hal
hour, commencing af sanri. and en- ling at sunset
Ill I'm the day after the reception u these eRsrs
All Regiments and Companies will display hAs
Ut haf-aiast aud dfaped in proper mourning
BY order Of ths Governor.
N ID BAKER Adt Gen Of Io1a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
New York. April l8.


A special despatch to til Eveoing Post
from Washington says leleg.tion after
delegation are hourly At tie White House.
ID 10 impossible for ono third Of the vast
a ,wd Of visitors to obtaii. entrance Mrs.
Lincoln has not yet decided whether the
remains Of her husband shall be removed
I'd Springfield or be placed in the vault
under the Capitol.
A number Of Ssats delegations waited
upon Prssidspt johnson his .. n.
Secretary 6sward's daughter il 70 be
confronted With the prisoner supposed q
Be 6srratt to - II she can ideaiify him.
Gen. Grant had lon, iatervisw viii
Presideat Jehnsoe yesseFdsy upos qass
tioas oDasests1 uish ~ uns. Z y o.
osggeeo1 theis s(sus vels h6neotoas.
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From Haltimsrs.


Baltimore, April lS.
1t is understood that the party alluded
to as under arrest here states that the
original design of the conspira.ors vas
merely to capture President Lincoln some
time back and make him . prisoner and
10 this way compel general release Of oil
rebel prisoners then held BY the United
States. When the general exchange OF
prisoners, however, vas commenced this
project was abandoned by him and others
IS no longer Necessary, and he says he
refused to have anything further to do
with it and endeavored 10 induse Others
to give up their designs upon the life of
Of the President. This is substantially
. correct statement CT what the prisoner
has SO far divulged. He is we'll known
resident Of Baltimore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
New Orleans, April l3,.

The Times has the following special:
"Lakeport, April l3 Il have jus. ar
rived from Mobile. The stars and stripes
we're hoi.ted on the batteries at 1920 q
N. yesterday. Gen. Granger's forces oc.
cupy the city.
The rebels commenced evacuating on
the 18th. and continued until yesterday
when all left.
The tug boat 4E.na was blown up BY
torpedoes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
WASHINGTON. Anril l2

To an address by 4 number of clergy.
men who called on him to-day the Vice
President replied, thanking them in the
warmest ,erms for their very kind men
ton Of him and for their rendered sup
port said be had cure faith that il We
adhered to those principles the Almigbt
would save the nation He believed that
the nation had great mission to fulfill,
and that God would DO. allow it to perish
before its work was DONE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
New Yorl April lS.

New orb, April -.
The following despatch has been re-
ceised by Con Sanford, President Of the
American Telegraph Company:
Washington. April l8
To K. j. Sanford:
Uncle is much better lie sat mp for
= quarter Of an hour this morning and
vas bright and chOrful. To-day is :
marked improvement upon yesterday.
Frederick Is slowly but surely regaining
his consciousness. He hat spoken twice
this morning He sleeps much of the
time and breathes regular and easily. His
pulse and appetite are good. thisk ev-
cry one feels encoursged sith regard to
both. The messenger and nurse are both
doing we'll. (Sigoed,)
C. A. SEWARD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
From Gov. Merten.

IHuIaHAPUIIfJ WdTcH II.
The Assistant Secretary of State for
the United States having announced that
the funeral solemnities proper to be Oh
served in reference to the death OF Presi-
dent Lincoln will take place at the City
of Washington on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, l therefore request the people Of
Indiana to observe said day as day of
mourning, humiliation and prayer. in-
stead of Thursday, the 20ih instant, as
heretofore announced.
(Sigued) 0. p. MoRToN, Gov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Montreal. April lS

The public Uoion prayer meeting last
night was densely crowded. The meet
ing throughout was characterized by the
deepest solemnity. A feeling Of earnest
sympathy pervaded the whole of the vas,
multitude. Ciergymen of oil denomina-
lions were present and delivered addres.
ses of sympathy for tie United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
One Of tho Assassins Arrested.

New York, April Is.
The Herald's special says it is reported
that the assassin who entered Mr.. Sew
ards house has been arrested 1t is GER
taiu one OF h assassins. probably Sur-
raft, has been arrested. Samuel Mattoon,
of ookstown, Nd the one who wrote the
letter found iu B5oth's trunk signed Sam,
has been arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Washington, April l8.

President Johnson this a. m received .
large delegation Of citizens of Illinois end
afterwards about 50 cletgymlu and others
connected with tie Christian Commis.
sion. He expressed his high appreciation
of their confidence in him. and made to
each party q speech indicative ofhi pub
lie course in the future.
A meeting Of the members Of the bar
and the Grand Jury was held this even
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
New Yotk, April l8.

The Times despatch lated Blakely,
Alabama. 10th, says of the capture Of
Spanish Fort on the 18th % heavy Par
rots we're met within half mile Of the
fort and half as many moitars, while the
18th Indiana, 7th Mass. and 2lst N Y.
batteries were advanced 10 within one
third of . mile Of the ener,y's works. AT
the same time the gnnboais and all blsxed
away and fappsrs and miners advanced,
killing every rebel srtillerist that show
ed himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Washington, April 18.

Washington, April 1s.
The remains Of the President will prob
ably be conveyed from Washington on
Thursday morning to Illinois By way of
Baltimore. Philsdelphia, New York, Al.
bany, Buffalo, Cleveland. and Toledo
The time schedule has not been de.
termined, but about one week will be oc
cupied 10 reaching Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

New York, April l8,


The Posts special says:
President johnson yesterday said to
a clergyman. who begged Of him to be
msrciful to the rebels. that mercy
to individuals wss not always mercy
TO the State. He also declared to prom
inent member Of Congress that he Wat
willing to act with the utmost magnanimi.
" towards the common people of the
rebel States, but that the unrepentau,
leaders must be punished
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Chres,line, O.. April I8,

A committee Of prominent citizens, o
Springfield. Ii consisting OF Hon. j. T
Stewart, Gen. Jno. Williams, Mayor Dsn
mis-, Hon. ]. X. Dubois, S. Ii. Melvin
Hon. S. McCuilum and others, passed
through Crestline to-day On route 70,
Washington TO attend the funeral 0bse
quies Of our late President, and also to
accompany his remains to their last rest.
ing place in Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
n Ar RIED.

Al ts residence q the brides athsr FARMING 4tnn
io~A M ic"s A RicsakDscs, Of Milan. No.. ami Miss
MAks A. LxosA.D, of Farmin st3n Is Rev W III run
t0a.
Friend Richardson Is the grnal editor 81 the Milan
tNEss'ar1) Radical lie eTnced the nimest good tasfs
In co'tns TO the Havkeye State TO marry Nay he
hastd his grieis ard doubled his hsrpiness, and
saFhs joys and ieavens llessirsx be upon the newly
married twain for aye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

New York, April ls.
The following was received this morn
ing:
Washington, April Is.
To E. s. Sanford, N. Y:
We think that both the Secretary and
Frederick are better. They are sleeping
quietly at this hour-lO o'clock .. N.
G. A. SEwARD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
VOL. IL.
From Cairo ana Below.

Cairo, March l8.
The Cairo Chamber Of Commerce for
mally opened to day.
Eight hundred and thirty five bales of
cotton passed up yesterday and to-day,
principally for Cincirnsti.
A Dispatch from Paducah announces
the probable surrender of the rebel Gen.
eral Lyons command to Ger. Meredith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Chicago, April l8.

Chicago. April is.
The election to day passed Of quietly
about twp-thirds OF the votes polled. j.
r. Rice, Republican. vas elected Mayer
By from i've to elk thousand msjiy.
Council stands - Republicans and 8
Democrats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
WEs1 AIssIssIPpr, In THE FIKLD, :
April 9, 1865:
Lieutenant. General Grant and Nsj. Gen.
Halleck:
l have the honor to report the capture.
this day, of the rebel Notifications .,
Blakely with 2.400 prisoners and thirty
guns.
(Signed,) E.. S. CAspr,
Msjor-Gen.
Signed EDwrE N. SrAsrox,
Secretary Of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Cenlessieu Of Ono Of the Conspiraters
Baltimore, April 18.

A highly important arrest has been
made here day. The name Of the party
1t present is withheld. He has made !
full confession, beiog one Of the conspira-
tors against the life Of tho President, and
ackpow owledgiug himseli 70 b the authos
Of shs isttsr sigaed s'6sn,' = which ~
lbaDd i Dooth'o tfuah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
His Life S0red by n Soldier.
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS OF
THE CONSPIRACY.
SUSPECTED PERSONS Ar
RESTED.
OFFICIAL Dispatches From
Mobile.

|Ths Attempt to Murder Seward-Des.
perate and Bloody Struggle With the
Assassin-The Seeretary's Life Saved
by Soldier.
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War Department, Washington, |
April lS, 1865 !

War Department, Washington
April IS, 1865
To Maj. Gen. Dix
The following dispatch from Nsjor-
General Candy reports the capture ol
Spanish Fort and Fort Blakely, which
form part Of the rebel defenses Of the
city Of Mobile.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DrvIsroS !
WEs1 NIs.I1IPPI. II rHs FrkLp,
April 9, 1863
Major General H. w. Halleck, Chief Of
Staff:
Spanish Fort aud its dependencies we're
csptured last night. We have Is officers
and 538 enlisted men prisoners, and have
taken five mortars and IS guns-the ma
jor part of the garrison. Blakeiy is al
ready invested and will be assaulted to-
day unless the works are stronger than l
now believe them to be.
(Signed,) Z. R. s. CAxBr,
Major Gen.
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