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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22

ST. LOUIS, May 20.
The steamer c. Combs with Q regiment of
cavalry for Kansas City and heavily laden
with Government freight, sank In the Mis-
souri, River, yesterday: No lives lost Boat
and cargo total loss Value unascertained I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22
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PHYSICIANS.

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DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Z residence No. %, corner Main and Third
trsets, Davenport, Iowa. is jyl-62-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22

nAYENPORT, IOWA. RESIDENCE AT
~ DR.. Nc earns house, on Brady street, I'd
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22

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Duu.pER.. MANUFACTURE or SASH
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ContracAs n bsildings ofsvssy lgipl5ea.
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ATToRN NE rye.

WM r. DnTrO0,
4 fTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW.
"A and Vvor. C1eln AGENT, once on
Brady sArect, IN Franklin Bl06k, two'doorU north
Of Post O1ice. my1S-W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-22

8ROVVN 4 OULLY,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAw.
~. Office corner I'd and Brady SITS. Davenport
Iowa mchlS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

NKw ioRK. July s.--'rhe World, Ia its ao.
count OF the execution. says Atzerott made tho
following statement yesterday morning.
lie took room a tho kitkwood House on
Thursday, Ia order 10 get pass from Vice Presi
dent johnson % 60 90 Richmond Booth was
20 lease tho Richmond Theatre aud the Pres-
dent was 10 be invited 10 attend II when visiting
Richmond. and captured there, Harold brought
the pistol and kuite 10 the room about 2:3O
o'clock on Friday; he also told Atzerott he would
not have anything TO DO with the murder of
johnson. when Booth said that Harold had more
courage than Atzero.t, and he wanted Atzerott
to be with Harold 10 urge him 10 do H. There
was n meeting at Il restaurant about the middle
of March, at which John Surratt, O'Laughlin
Booth, Arnold, Payne. Harold and himself
were present when plan to capture the Presi-
dent was discussed They had heard that the
President 10 visit camp. and they proposed
TO capture him, coach and all, and drive throug Q b
Longs old fields where the coach was to be left
and fresh horses were to bo got. and the party
would proceed TO the river, to take a boat. Har-
rold took buggy IN anticipation that Mr.. Lin.
coin would be captured. and he was to go with
party 10 the river Slavery had put him on the
side OF the South; he had heard il preached in
church that the curse OF God was upon the slaves
for they turned black. He always hated The
niger, aud felt that they should be kept in gno
rance. He had not received any money from
Booth, although he had been promised that i
they were successful they should never want
that they would be honored throughout tue
South, and that they could secure an exchange
Of prisoners. and the recognition of the Confede
racy"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
fhe ExecutiOn-The Bodies still I'm
Possession of the GOV rnmenI.

NEw YORK. July S.-The Posts Washington
special says. The hodies of Mrs Surratt, Payne,
Atzerou and Harold still remain in the graves
to which they were consigned yesterday The
graves are guarded by sentinels The military
authorities had not decided this morning " whether
or not the remains should be delivered TO their
friends.
Mudd. OLaughlin, Arnold and Spangler will
be taken to the PenitentiarY at Albany on Mon
day
The health of the President is much better; he
attended long session of the Cabinet last even
Ing. Secretary Seward was also present.
Gen Slough has been relieved from bis duties
as Military Governor Of Alexandria, Va. and or
dered to Colorado
The Times account OF the execution says:
Harold made statement yesterday TO the effect
that in the original plot MS part vas 10 shut off
the gas in the Theater, aud he had once re
hearsed bis part with Booth. Afterwards. how
ever he was required only to be in waiting near
the Navy Yard bridge 70 assist Booth in bis es-
cape
PAYNE, the night before the execution, said. 50
tar as he knew. Mrs Surratt had nothing to do
with the assassination plot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

Nav ioRT July e.-One of the Herald
correspondents, who has been travelling through
south Carolina, is satisfied that the amount oI
cotton sllll remaining In tho Interior Of that
state is very large, exceeding any esuma IA
which has YET been made There Ia much dlfi,
Guilty IN getting 10 20 the seaboafd. owing In q
considerable degree 10 the allow progress which
IA being made by the railroad companies In 70.
pairing their lines. These roads we're most Of,
ieo,aally deatroyed by Gen, sherman, and the
iron 10 relay the tracks has yet TO be bought
aud money 10 buy ID will have 10 be borro ed
At the North, 80 greatly has the collapse OF
the rebel currency shattered the faith Of the
South Carolina planters Ia paper money OF all
kinds that they prefer ten cents per pound IN
gold for their cotton To fifteen cents In green
backa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

wAsHlxaros. July s.-The following General
Order vas Issued TO day
Wan DsPkarmEsr.
ApyUrASr 0KxEnALs OTFicE.}
WASHINGTON. July 3.
Reeimental officers OF volunteers on detached
service. 10 join their proper commands. except.
ng those herelnefer named The following Is
ordered.
Firs,-All commissioned officers OF volunteers
for both white and colorcd reg gments. or lndspea
dent companies now absent ob detached service.
from their commands. and no, on duty within
their proper un.le. or departments. will proceed
forthwith 20 joio their respective regiments and
companies.
second Hereafter no commissioned regimeut
al officers OF volunteers will be placed on duty or
transferred thereon. II the army or department
Ia which the reg iment Il may be serving. The e1.
eepllons authorized Under tho foregoing arc. lat.
oflcefs on duty mastering out and dischafglng
tho volunteer force. 81, Aides de Camp To Gen
sr,l officers on duty commanding troops. %, OF
feers on Courts Martial of Military Commissions,
aud those on duty Ia the Bureau Of Refugees,
Freedmen, aud Abandoned Lands. under direct
orders from the War Department Adjutant
Generals Ofioe
Thifd-All enlisted men absent on detached
service from their regiments or companies. ard
outside armies or departments, which same are
serving. will be at once sent 10 join their TO
speetive commands. uneas they are ebsen, by
orders from the headquarters OF Military plvi.
sion or superior authority
uh-CommandlnE Generals OF depart,
menu aud armies are charged With the prompt
execution OF this order. aud upon lls provisions
being fully complied With. will report the fact 10
the Adulant General Of the army
Fhh-No commissioned officers OF enlisted
men abaent In violation Of lhla order will be paid
outside OF tho army or department In which hla
regiment or company may be serving
liy order of the Secretary Of War
n, d. TOWNSEND,
AssstAnt Adiutant General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
Decision OF Judge NeIson-Secretary
Stanton's Health.

ded that all sales of securities and gold are only
taxable when sale is made as buyers This de-
cision is hailed with delight by Government
bankers and brokers.
The Bureau OF Employment for soldiers and
sailors furnished fifteen hundred persons with
employment There are FIVE hundred and forty
applicants on its book. There is great increa sc
IN crime the past few months.
The Tribune says: Secretary Stanton is wosl
down by hard labor, though not confined 10 as
house
The Express SAYS. The President is unfAvora
hIv d;sno.sd toxard. the Richmond ,a,,,;on ~
rsscine the SIC, 900 exception clause
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
YELLOW FEVER Ar WILMINGTON.
~c.. Ac. ~o, @,.
Au account of tho Execution -Ige-
N0tttug scenes.

Nav loRs. July The World. account OF
tho execution says lt was With u shudder 1 saw
the ulleera gather ropes three times around the
robes OF Mrs. Surfatt, and biud her ankles with
cords she half tainted, aud nank back upon her
attendants, her limbs yielding, but utterlng no
cries.
Pa,ne, with feet firmly laced together, stood
straight, aud braced himself 30 sloully o. TO pre-
vent the breaking Of his neck
Harold stood beneath tho drop, Whispering,
Aizeroi 10 groyeng attitude
The rest said nothing, except Mrs. Surfatt,
who asked TO be supported, that she might not
fall
Harold protested against tho knot with which
be was to be dlsoeated being double all mechan
ical proportions and clumsy
The hnal scenes OF the execution were revolt
Ing, The death caps were all drawn over the
faces Of the prisoners. aud they stood In line Ia
awful suspense between absolute life and speedy
death, man at the neck OF each, adjusting the
rope. The knot beneath tho ears OF each pro-
truded five or six nches and the cord was so
thick II could not bee made 10 press tightly
against tho nesh The officer having charge
motioned back hls assistants and signalling to
the ereeutioners, the great beams were darted
against tho props, and simultaneously two traps
fell and the four bodies dropped
The spectators took n little rush forward
Mrs Surratt's neck was broken i'm Immediately
sho scarcely drew one breath; her short figure
with skirts looped closely, merely dangled by vi
bration; her swift descent with tho knot holding
under her ear. her head sideways aud her
pinioned arms content with their confinement
Payne died horrible death: the knot slipped
to tho back of bis neck aud bent hs head for.
ward on bis breast 20 no stranglcd. A he drew
hs deep chest almost TO his chin aud knees con
traoted till they almoa, seemed TO touch bis ab.
domen, the veins In hs great wrists. liko whip
cords. expanded 20 twice their natural dimcn
sions, aud hs hugo neck grew almost black with
tho dark blood that rushed Ia floods TO the rope
For n long while ho awayed aud twisted and
struggled tll nature ceased her rebellion
Harold also passed through some struggles
Il Ia sdoubtful " his neck was broken.
Agerott died easy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
Later from Mexico.

NEw YoRK, July s-The Herald's Vers
Cruz correspondent mentions rumor that th,
cessons to France by Mexico of the States oil
Sonora. Sinaloa and Durango. so long talked o
would finally be consummated in decree to bt
issued by Maxmilian about the lst inst.
The Emperor WAS still on his tour in the inte
rior, and the Empress had lef. the Capital to
NEE. him. They were both well received by
the people wherever they went.
The guerrillss in different parts of the coun-
try were still giving plenty of employ ment to th.
Imperial troops
Over 1000 fresh French sodsrs, for Maxi
miian. have recently arrived at Vera Cruz and
passed into the interior, and more were 10 ar
rive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

Nav YoaK, July s-H, r. Foote. late Of the
rebel Congress, now IN Montreal, publishes u
card Ia the Herald concerning the hard treat
ment OF Union prisoners, IN which he says.
touching the congressional report referred 10, |
have to say A month or two anterior 20 the
date OF said report learned from Government
officer Of responsibility that the prisoners OF war
then confined IN and about Richmond were suffer
Ing severely for want Of provisions, lie told me
further that IL was manifest Co him that sys-
temato scheme Was on foot lor subIeellng these
unfortunate men 20 starvation: that Commis
sary General Norhrop, most wicked and
he,rtless wretch. had addressed eommunioa.
ton 10 Mr., Seddon, Secretary OF War. proposing
TO withhold meat altogether from the military
prisoners then Ia custody, aud 10 give them
nothing but bread and vegetables, and that Mr
Mr Seddon had endorsed the document contain
Ing this recommendation aflrmatiyely. He then
moved for Committee OF Investigation ia the
rebel House OF Representatives bul this was at
first refused. and ho was eensured by several
mambers for Introducing the subject into the
House NJ all he persevered, however, and ob.
tanned the committee, aud succeeded In finding
the document above referred 90, signed by Nor
throp ond endorsed by Seddon. the latter adding
that the time had come Tor retaliation upon the
prisoners OF war Of the. enemy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

Nrw YoRK. July s-Seyeral thousand spec
Iatora assembled at an early hour this morning
10 witness the launch OF the new screw steamer
MadAwaska, built at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
BY Mr Is. +, Delano, She ls one OF the first
class speedy vessels ordered In 1869. aud from
ihe appearance OF her lines IL appears as II she
will make the promised speed OF iiteeu knots per
hour. The launch was a complete success. and
sss presided over by Admiral Bell. assisted by
Lieutenant Commander Joveth The ceremony
,i christening was performed by Miss Delano
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
Circular from General Howard-Of-
fsccrst 40 bc mustered out oG service.

NEw YoRK, July THE Tribune's Wash.
ington special says: General Howard has issued
circular stating that he har received official In.
formation that a large number OF destitute 70
fugeos taking advantage Of Circular No s. from
his bureau, have been transported South against
their ntcrc'l, 10 places whore II Il extremely
difficult 10 procure food, and Ia many instances
impossible 20 do eo except when provided by
military authorities; hereafter no transportation
will be granted TO this class except where hu.
manity evidently demands Il, aud then only by
cxpress orders of the Commissioner OF his
Bureau.
Orders will shortly bc issued mastering on,
of the military service over one hundred aud ffty
NJ or aud Brgadcr Generals most OF whom
have boen IN comparatively pleasant positions Ia
our Northern cities on Court Martials. sc. IL
IL tho intention OF General Grant TO substitute In
their places officers distinguished for CALAMITY
and mef,orlous conduct Ia active service during
the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
The President and the Twenty a n on
Annd Dollar Clause.

WASHINGTON, July s.-The President gave au
dience to day 10 deputation of citizens who
wished to alter the amnesty proclamation so as TO
dispense with The clause which excludes from It's
benefits persons worth more than $50 600 The
President. after free aud plain conversation. said
be would look al the papers which they presented,
but so far be had seen no reason for removing
the exception
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
departure of fSteamers-Suits Agains
Detective BaKer-Gen Sickles, MIS-

Boston and Virginia. for Liverpool and the
Borussa, for Hamburg sailed to-day, taking a
larke number of passengers. but only SIS 200
in specie
The Express states that some forty suits
against Baker, Government detective, are about
being brought by Ex-Recorder Smith. Several
affdavits are printed showing that persons we're
released who had been summarily arrested. by
paying over vSrious sums, varying from $500 TO
$1,000 One affidavit states that sl20. 600 was
divided between one Stanley. and others, en-
ployei by Baker
Tho Commercials Washington special states
that Gen. Sickles has reported the results of his
great mission to South America, out its nature
will not be made public yet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
Decision IN the Nor,hwestern Haii.
rand Nntt.

CHic.eo. July s.--Judge Davis. Of the So.
pfeme Court. gave decision to-day IN the case OF
Wadswotth against the Northwestern Railroad.
refusing an Injunction, aud the receiver requiring
the Company 10 give bonds 10 protect unsi
changed 0asns stock. In case the Court should
hereafter decide that holders ihefeof were en.
titled 10 receive 10 money the value OF their
stock AZ the time Of Consolidating inste 4 Of tai
ing shares Of the Northwestern, as pr vded by
Ah article Tue decision Ia considered by the
ohioefa OF Tie road a. sel,lemsnt Of the ques.
,on OF consolidation, aud reduces the suit TO lllI
galon for the difference In value Of Northwest,
sfu stock 20 DO issued Ia exchange therefor. In
accordance With NE terms of consolidation,
which difference will not exceed any thousand
dollars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
Health of the Presidon,-Appot0t
ment az "a southern tditor-Gen
HnnR

NEw YoRK. July s-The health of the Pres.
dent continues 10 improve, aud n Cabinet meet
Ing was held to day for the first time In two
weeks. He expects 10 be able 10 resume his re
ceptons 10 Il limited extent next week
The President has appoiated John Hardy.
Esq. late editor of the Selma Alabama, Senli-
mel, Z S Marshal for the Southern District of
that State. Mr. Hardy ~ one Of the faithful who
adhered to the Union, aud is now indicted In no
less than FIVE counties 10 Alabama by the late
William L. Yancey. for denouncing his treason
in attempting TO precipitste tho cotton States into
revolution
General Pope having completed his arrange
ments in reference to Indian affairs in the north
west, left to day for st. Louis on his way 10 re-
sumo his command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

NKw YoRK. July S-The COMMERCIAL =
Washington special says; In the trial Of MIs.
Harris to-day witness testified that immedi.
ately after shooting sho admitted that Burrows
had sedueed her. aud that The deed was fully pre-.
meditated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
Raiiroad wor1mcn on a strike.

BuFTALo. July s-The workmen employed
by the Erie. New York Central aud Lake Shore
Railroad. In this city, to the number OF about
300, have been on "a strike since the 4th of July
IN consequence of reducing wages from 81 to
81 10 per day No disturbance has occurred a.
yet, but they greatly prevent others from work.
inc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
Gen. Heeker-xsiIesv tever at Wi.
mtngton, y. C.-Destruetsve ftre as
Mention, Nd.

kt"nf " ts- otssfhessfs stfs ~
menton, Nd.
NKw YoRK. July e-The Post ,ays Il IL ex
pected that Gen. Hooker will not assume CON
maud OF the Department Of the Has, until the
end OF July. No orders have boen received rel.
stve 10 the supercedure Of Gen, Dir.
A Fortress Monroe correspondent says. The
yellow fever prevails at Wilmington, North
Carolina. and that sric. quarantine IL enforced
10 Hampton Roads on all vesssls arriving from
there.
A dispatch states that The town OF Mention,
Maryland. was nearly destroyed by Gre on the
night OF tho Fourth. not store. shop OF hotel
was LETT standing, and many families rendered
destitute. The day had been euthusiastioaliy
celebrated, and the hrc occurred by the erplo.
son OF a rocket In the upper story OF a store.
The heat here 10 day has been very oppres.
slve Several cases OF sun stroke are reported
The Thermometer ranged amoug the ninetees
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

nasnes. sestss published N ne local eolumas e'ten
under, wli hs charged fet each insertion o. ~
svaf ten lines, tsn cents pct lias,
Announcing deaths 9Th faaetai natiea attached fi
sithaat astss fee
Marriage Notices 90 cents
retess ~ Fesvss fesos and tseafuens gotten ar ~
adi,iaals ~ associations % w ehahts ~ The regular
prices
Advertisements loaded aud placed under The heat ~
special hetess ftsa lines % eyef s be charged Double
the asasl rates
resFly advertisers te p.y ansftstlyt
Aansaaeias saadhstss fef aaless ~ avery asscnpten
be charged a. the rata ~ fi 90 foT each name ~ The
Daily sad the Daily and weekly the same a. be, 10
ell eases, paid IA advance