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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
ASSASSINATION OF THE PRESIDENT
ATTEMPTED MURDER OF SECRETARY SEW
ARD AND SONS.
DISPATCHES rRoX SECRETARY STANTON.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April lJ--l:30 A. nj.

WASHINGTONi April lJ---'5U a NJ
Maor Genera! Dir Ne,c York:
Last evening. at lO:3O p. NJ. q, FoTd's .Theat e,
the President, while sitting in bis private box with
Mrs. Lincoln, Miss Harris, and Major Rathbnrn,
was shot by an assassin who suddenly entered the
box. lie approached behind the President. The
assassin then leaped upon the stage, brandishing
large dagger or knife, and made lis escape by the
rear OF the theatre. The pistol ball catered the
back OF the e,ideuts head. The wound is NOR
tai Tie President has been ilScnsibls yer since
it was inflicted, and is now dying.
Aboct the same hour an assassin, either che same
or another. entered Mr.. Sewaras house, and, un-
der prc.sncs Of having prescription, was shown
10 tie Se1rc.ary's sick chamber. Tie Secretary
was in bed, . nurse and Mss Seward with him.
Tho assassin Immediately rushed 20 the bed infict-
cd two or three stabs the throat, and two on ne
face. IL is hoped the wounds may not be mortal,
Nv ayp-olcn-ion is that they viii prove fatal The
nurse alarmed Mr.. Frederick Seward, who was in
an adjoining room, and fastened to the door OF his
fathers room, where he met the assassin, who in
aictsd upon him one or more dangerous wounds.
The recovery OF Frederick Seward is doubtful.
Il is no. probable that the President will live
through the night.
General Grant and wife were advertised to be at
the theatre this evening, but the latter started to
Burlington al six O'Clock last evening.
AT Cabine: meeting at which General Grant
was present to-day, the subject of the state Of the
country, and the prospects Of speedy peace was
discussed The President was very cheerful and
honcfil. spoke very kindly OF General Lee and
others Of the Confederacy, and the establishment
OF Government in Virginia. All the members OF
the Cabinet, except Nr. Seward, are now in at.
tendance upon the President. have seen Mr.
Seward, 6u: he and Frederick were both uncon.
3ciOus. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
SHALL HAVE A LIVING MoNUMENT. /"
From th. Chronicle-Editorial.I


It Is with feelings of profound horror, sorrow,
and indignation thGt we are called upon to an
nounce 70 the country one of the most terrible ira
gedies of which history affords an example. AT
ab,ut hal,-past 10 o'clock last evening President
TInc,ln was .aseas:ina.ed In Ford's Theatre, in
Tenth street.. between L and F, viii quietly looking
attic pertorman ce, all unconscious o. danger tie
occuried, IL company with Mrs. lincoln, and her
friend Kiss Harris, the private box in the second
tier, on the right.
rhe location Of the wc1cd On th, skull, which
was lnlicse by pistol ball. shows clearly that the
President sat q: tho moment with bis face 10 the
. age. and that he had no in,imstion Of the ap-
prosch Of tee monster traitor who hiss robted the
d5uutry of rs r,ost precious life The ball ente eed
about the, inches from The opening Of the left car,
IN the ce.ebrelum, CT lowey hslf Of the head, and
psr s,rsted several inches INTO the brain. The
Pregid,n In ntdlste'y fsll forward, and the ain
A. the esme momsnt, eapod ever tle railing upon
tb, stage He fell to the foo7 bat rose, ran 10 the
rear of the stage and disappeared, 6Tandisbirg
ls-ge knife. and exclailnlng, "Thei South is
Avenged Sic saper trGNHis Ple amaze.
M msnt and holror of the audience were Sc great as
to destroy all presence Of mind, and the wretch es-
c,ped for the time by the back door.
The President, IN completely uncynscloue con-
dition. was after few minutes removed to the op-
posits side of the street and placed in the comtort-
able house of Mr. Petersen, No. 45S. He occupies
the neat little bedroom In the back building first
A o.. where he must II q few hours breathe his
last.
Every aid which surgical and medical skill could
supply was Immediately given, but to no purpose.
It was onr melancholy privilege to zee the great
and coad hear. Ct. Abraham Lincoln slowly giving
up its life blood, his hesrt-broken wife knesling by
III, Lo5;l, which yyae surrounded by all the men,
heys of his Cabinet except Mr.. Seward. as well as
By other Distinguished friends. Among tie later
were Senator Sumner, Speaker COfaI, General Au-
CUR General Meigs. General Fsrnsworth, of the
House Of Representatives, and others.
Thus hna the day which was seq apart as day
of rejoicing been turned into Gay of burning by
one Of those astounding exhibitions Of desperate
wickedpess of which history, at long intervals has
given examples. Language would fail US in the
at'enpt to portray the min g'ed anguish, horror and
indignation which pervsie, t1!s community.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

9s1lngtOnl U. G, =. ". ApfI. 10,
AaJ. Gen. Dir, Hel5 York
The President still breathes, Dut is quite insen-
sible, as he has been ever since he was shot. He
cyidantly did not person who shot him, but
was looking on the 81 tage, as he vas approached
behind.
Mr.. Seward las ra.lied and {: is hoped ne may
live. Frederick Stewards condition is very cTiti-
cal. The attendant who was present was stabbed
through the lungs, and is no. expected to live
The wounds Of Major Seward are not serious.
Investigation strongly indicates J. Wike. Booth
os the assassin Of the President. Whether It was
the same, or 4 different person that attempted TO
murder M. Seward, remains in doubt.
Chief Justice Cartier IS engaged il taking the
evidence. Every eXertion las been made to pre-
vent the escape Of the murderer. His horse has
been tcurd on che road near Washington.
EDwIS ". STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

Bat We ray sag, in b les, a thls i,,e as1- 81 "a
treason he's eliminated in Crime In ths TzlrdeT 81
President Lincoln, srd thst since the Il Z iIy>os
April, 1861, when Flrs S.m:et wa Gr - UPSo
no:hirg has occur rel go es,culatcd to exa. yezase
tie loyal million end Gauge thsm T. den ln6 va
le nee upon the authors o the rebellion
1: is now o'clo:k, as We write, and wo Grd Is
indispensable to close these remarks villa oA,y a
brief re e-eace to the cotemporaneouR effort % rE
der Secretary Sew ard, and his son, Y. ". SogEr6
1t Is NJ, yet ascerta ued whether the nu-3enua
saul! upon these gentlemen was m.Gs 81 ice S-s'
desperate wretch who assassnaed the PfesiGocr.
I: il probable however hat there co2erSesArs,
aud that other distr gushed gsptleeen osy e5cns az
by ~ cideat
s1ong suspicion Las 6x-i upon :. vssSssz
Booth an inferior sctor aud the son Of the Obi -z,h
geian Of that name, az the murderer Of tas EsEss-
dent.
P S.-A letter found IL Booths trunk .Gs.Ifies
him as The murderer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
War DEPARTMENT,

4
WAsI,sGEoS, D. c., April 10, 4:IO =. Is.
Rl,or GJnerc! Dir Ne5 Pork
The President continues insenSible, and is sink
ing. Secretary Seward remains without change:
Frederick Seward skull is fractured in two places,
besides severe cut upon the head The attendant
is still alive, but hopeless.
Major Stewards wounds are TO. dangerous. tits
now ascertaned with reasonable certainty that two
assassins were engaged in the horrible crime
wilkes Booth being the one thsV shot the Presi-
dent; the other, = companion Of his, whose name
is no, known, but whose e,oriptious so clear that
he can hardly escape
II appears, from letter fopp@ in Booths trunk,
that tho mardor was planned before the fourth Of
March, bat fell through then because the accom-
plce backed out until Rc hnord could be heard
from. Booth and his accomplice we're at the livery
stable at six O'Clock last evening, and left there
with their horses abOu; ten O'Clock, or shortly be-
fore that hour.
Il would seem that they had for several days
been eekiDg their chance, but for some un known
reason IL carried into eee; until last night.
One Of them has evidently 2de MS way TO Balti-
more, the other has not yet been traced.
EDwlN rs. STANTON,
Secretary of Var,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
From the same-sccond Edition.l
ABRAHAM LINCOLN IS DEAD

If tears had audible language, shrek would 20
Up from these States which would s;art.e tte world
from liz proprlety
S.rong men uss tic impressive language Of vo-
ren-TEABe. Women BOW therteads in the dust.
Children sleep troubledly.
Words are at this time weak snd vain. Let Us
ali, with heart and voice, say that
"THIs GsAvz
SnALL HAVE A LIVING MONUMENT"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
From tie Washington Chronicle, saturaay.l
TIE SCENE At TEE THEATRE.

AT halfpast ten O'Clock last night in the fr Mt pper
Iefthsnd private box in Fords TAea;ro while tie sec
ond scene of the third act OK Oar American Cousinp
was being played pistol was fred md Abraham I'm
coin sbof through the neck snd lower part Of the hea
second after the shot fired. man vaulted over
the bsuster Of the box saying Sic sempar tyraucis"
and adding another sentence, which closed with the
Words revenge for tie Sor'h An scfoss ne stsge
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
$4,000 Reward.

HD'oRs DEPARXrSv or WASHINGTON,
April Is, 1865.
A ARRWAID OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be paid TO the party Or parties arresting the
murderer Of the President, Mr. Lincoln, and the
assassin Of the Secretary os State, Mr.. Seward,
and his son. c. G. AUoUR,
Major Genera-lGomnanding Department.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

ards and hs assistants Several persons weic taied
upon otety and the evidence as elected before an N
formal tribunal and not under oath was conclusive 70
this point the murderer OF President Lincoln was Johh
Wilkes Booth His hat was !JIAt u t.2 private DON
and identified 10y several persons who had seen LIN
within the last two days and the spl he cropped
by accident after he jumped 10 the stage sss Identified
Of those which he obtained irom III sl:le Where
lie hhed his horse.
This man Booth has played more than once At fords
Theatre aud is of course acquainted with - exits and
entrances and the facility with which he escaped 1ehlnd
the ersily understood. He is son Q. J12us
Brutus Booth, the renowned actor and has hke one %
his brothers. in vain attempted % gain reputation 1n
the stage His father Englishman' and he waI
born IN Baltimore He las long been man Of incn
rae habits ana subject 70 temporary iis u great eN
ci.eme1i lis capture j. certain, ont he i7trae 70 III
ustl-a lie viii commit suicide, and ;.Vs aqproU iateiy
enc s c1-=5r
f-Ersz7 r7Eys gzsFzc-Iya .sr h-sAss,r.
s syer3tliag tina. tends 70 tErog light 1pon .h,s ma:
ta t. OF i.eres ryc think l. Wil 20 aj9, tha5 aF even
7g gark roam horse vas rira1 a. Tnompson stable on
ne come. OF and Thirteenth streets, at aoo1t zen
mix ties after e. oclOck The horse had black Brg-
,i,l saddle and ordinary s.ircp' The man mo inrei
MIN vas dressed IL Jiac,. and l7e feet sX
inches ID he-i.i. When asked when he you'd return
/ lie said Probably IN iva Eouts-periap3 never be
wore black uoustacae ana goets5. One Of he s.a9ie
boys followed ho, bat LOST 5.gh. Of him IN Icnth ssen
After hearlr OF The assassin3tiOns ihc same stable
boy rushed 70 hc NayyyLrd thinking 10 head the man
and horse Off should be prove the criminal hut learned
that the man ard horse ne described had passed over
the bridge time beore and being Tod that il ne
followed he would not be allowed back the bridge
| he followed no further, but returned.
Il win be by referring 20 aoother column hat
General G. c. Augur Provost Marshall OF the Depart
ment Of Washington Offers a reward Of ten thousand
dollars 10 the party parties who will arrest the
son or persons who assasnated the President Mr. LIN
coin, tie Secretary of STATE Mr. Seward and his SON.
The person who assassnated Secretary Seward lett be-
hind him slouched hat and an old rusty navy revolver
The chambers were broken loose from the barrel as II
done by striking. The loads were drawn from the cham
bes one being hut rough piece OF lead and the Others
balls smaller than the chambors-wrapped in paper as il
| 10 keep them from falling ont.
As will be by the dispatches 81 Secretary stanton
the life of the President despaired o. and the dtor
OF Secretary Seward is regarded as hopeful and that
! NJ Frederick Seward as doubtful
The name the suspected assassin will be found in the
| annexed report Of the police Investigations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
TRF PQEULAR coHKo7loN.

Tho whole city waymoyod Tie crowds .hat pOl
through tie streets gathered in numbers on tho corn
edarsrt % .he residences q, tho various members
tho cabinet but The greatest ald most exci:ed gath
jngs wer. on ana T5ath streets in :he vicinity Of
petersons house opposite Fori's Theatre, 20 which
President 3 as rcnoyc1. !Ir. Lincoln was attended
Surgeons Han stone. Ford, May Leioernnan' hi
Snrgeon General Barnes, Drs. Crane, Taf. Leale Gs
Mcmillan Abbott and BucEler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-27
Allapice,

JEFF, DAVIS outlawed Ben Butler be-
cause of the latter's harsh treatment of the
women of New Orleans. That was the
mos, s,a,esman-like act Davis ever per-
formed. Seeing that he might have occa-
sion to adopt crinoline and ply his vocation
in that department, he actually induced
the Administration to remove Beast
Butler"
IT is announced that JEFF. Davis is on
shipboard, and ready 10 sail for New York.
1t may be so, but in our estimation the
telegraph is assuming grave responsible
ty in continuing 10 insist that the petit
coated kangaroo captured in Georgia is
JEFF. Davis.
IT was originally intended to take the
old Lady Davis overland to Washington
but her critical condition induced her
captors to ship at Savannah, and "de-
liver" the Confederacy at Fort Lafayette.
Gov. BRowS. of Georgia, has been cap
tured and placed in the Old Capitol Prison,
at Washington. but JEFF. Davis is to be
confined at Fort Lafayette.
BARSUN's what is It" has been
thrown entirely In the shade BY the grand
finale of chivalry, at Irwinsville, Georgia.
SINCE the capture of Davis, it is sup
posed that the old Duchess VIM. n. Gwin
will abandon her designs upon Mexico.
"ALL is fair in politics" has long been
a motto with the chivalry. Hereafter their
motto will be: IAN is fair in petticoats."
WrorALL is said to be in Texas denounc-
ing Jeff. Davis and the Virg:nians. He
has not yet struck crinoline San Fran
cisco Spectator. '.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-27

TAsERSAcLE BAPTIST CHuacH, Rev. B. s. McLaf
ferty, PaStorServtces every Sabbath ct II n. and
] p. n, at the rooms OF the Common Council, on
street, few doors south OF Taylor. Sunday School
and PASTORS Bible Class, Immediately after morning
service. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, At
Probate Court Room, In Odd Fellows Building.
Pastor residence ITO South d street; study room,
No. 5Rowe's Building, B street.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUKcH-Yirginia City-Rev. VIM.
u. Martin, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, on the
first door Of Odd Fellows Building, street. at II
A n. and ~ p. n. Sabbath School and Bible Glass
Immediately after service, Meetings for prayer on
Sabbath evenings, one hour before service. ueneral
prayer meetings on Thursday evenings, and young
mems prayer meetings on Tuesday evenings, in Pro-
bale Court Room, same building. Pastors resi-
dence corner Of u and Hickey streets,
ST.. JoHS,s CHuRCH-Protestant Episcopal-Rev.
o. W. Whitaker, Rector. Divine service In the
new Church, Gold Hill. every Sunday At i A. 4.
Sun1ay School at 2lso'clock Pm .-..r- .,
NrrHopIsr CHrRcH-There will be Methodist
service every Sunday, In Odd Fellows Hail. Gold
Hill Preaching In the evening at ~ o'clock-hev.
D. G, Adams, Pastor. All are Invited 10 attend.
METHODIST Decentralization City-Rev. D. 2.
Adams Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath, 1t "a
O'Clock r. N. Sabbath School at IL p. n. Services
are held in the Public School House.
METHODIST CHURcH-DaytOn-R A. H. Hitch
cock, Paslor-Prcachlng every Sabbath at II A. u.
and P. N. Sabbath School at ~ P. n. All are cor
daily invited.
ROMAN CArHoLIc.-ServiceS will be held each
sunday at the Church, Gold Hill, at 10 O'Clock An.
Father 0'Reilly. Pastor. .....
Church OF THE ASCENSION. "-ProtestantE pisco-
pal-Rer. D. W. Whitaker, Recsor.-Divtne service
In the Old Fellows Hail. Dayton. tomorrow