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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-31

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-31

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
NEW YORK, April IA.


The Commemorate special says: 1t is re-
ported that Johnston has retreated South,
and it is supposed the rebels intend to make
A stand in Georgia and the trans Mississippi,
more with view to securing better terms
than from any hope Of establishing an indie
pendent Government.
Secretary Stewards condition still cxcites
some apprehensions, but it is believed lac
will recover
The New York Express has information
from one of its editors, from Richmond. that
jeff. Davis on the 9Th, pcnned proclama.
ton at Danvillc, saying that Virginia had
been reoccupicd by the Federal forces, and
that the war would I've continued.
Sherman was in Raleigh, and Johnston, II
was believed, was retreatIny, it was thought
Cor Augusta, where the rebels were trying
to make nucleus of another Southern
army.
The Express says it knows for a certainty
that Stoncman, with 5000 or 5000 cavalry
| had reached Yadkin River Valley ladkir
county, N. c. lie was moving to the rail
road, between Greensboro and Danville, ant
as johnson is north of this, his retreat by
this time is cut Oft
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
New YoRK, April IA.

RThe World has graphic account of the
pursuit and surrender Of Lee II appears
hat the I'd and 9th corps were the first upont
Lees rear from the east just west OF Amelia
G. IL. The Army of the James, at the same
time pressed forward from the southeast.
The 9th corps came in between and struck
Ewelrs corps, and with Sheridan's cavalry
captured that commander, with most of his
command A minute before Ewcll sent
note to Lee, urging him to surrender. Our
line, now forming eefourfhs Of circle
northeast and south around the rebel force,
pressed on until Saturday evening, when
Custar's and Mcrritts cavalry reached APP
pomatox G. H., on the maps Clover Hill,
the county scat Of Appomatox county, west
Of the rebel army, and completing the circle
during Saturday night. Lee thought he
could cut his way through and reach Dan
vile, directly south, having encountered
only cavalry at the point he had selected for
his enterprise On Sunday morning he
made the attempt, but in the meantime the
9th corps came up and the rebels received a
check which told them at last that all was
over. Negotiations for surrender then FOL
I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15

u .I
NV Yosx, April lS.-Ths following is
fhs Substance Of JeG Davis last pruclana.
ton, dated Danvillc, April 6th:
The General-in Chief found It necessary
to make such movements Of his troops as "a
recover the Capitol. It would be unwise ID
conceal the moral, and materially injurc our
cause, resulting from the the occupation oi
cur Capitol By the enemy. It 10 equally
unwisc and unworthy Of US to allow our oel
efforts to become relaxed under Tsvetsas,
however calamitous they may be, for nianj
moths the largest and finest army Of thu
Confedcracy, under command Of leader
whose presence inspires equal confidence in
the troops, and the people have been great
" trammeled BY the necessity Of keeping
constant watch over their approach to their
Capitol, and have been forced to forego MOI .
than one opportunity for promising enter
prises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
DIR. J. r. NEWTON
THE HEALER.


5 viii cure the sick at the Hurts House,
Davenport, from = T. III. until D. H., CONNER u C.
5ing April 18th.
DR.. NEWTON'S practice Is mostly disc ases
T. and cases given as incurable. His treatment ID
apecuar to himself, although there have been
: men III all ages who have had the same magnetic
y power over diseases Of the body aud mind. lsome
4ral 1t the Gift Of Healing, yet few have seem
4 led to possess il to such exit mt nearly all
diseases and persons 1t is life and vitality pass
I'd from strong, healthy body TO a weak one,
sthat restores the lost or unequal circulation Of
jthe vital or nervous fluid. So powerful is this
. influence. that persons who have suffer ed for
many years from diseases which have been pro
sn"unced incurable, an 10 whom medicine has
oecn administered with no good effect. have been
restored to health in All almost Incredibly short
= space OF time. 1t will not restore 4 lost member
lot the body or perform other impossibiliies, but
y will always relieve pain from whatever cause
The practice is based upon the most strict prin-
sciples Of science there Is rcthing miraculous or
Supernatural about il. II is in harmony with all
natural laws: Many eminent physicians, Of 9th !
Ter practice not only acknowledge this pc 81,
sbut receive the treatment for themselves and
families. as we'll as advise il to their patients
slr. Newton does not profess TO cure every case,
The gives no medicine and causes no pain
BY this treatment, il takes but few minutes
for inveterate Of almost any durable chronic
Ids. ase-and 10 sure il the effect that but q few
Broken Bones, DislocatioEs, Bad Curvat res
sof the Spine and Suppurating Tumors. Even
these viii be much Observation-Disclosures relieved
from pain, and sometimes fully cured. Diseases
that are most certain Of being cured at oper-
alton are. Weak Eyes, Weak p;ne-. lalliing'
|of the Womb. all kinds Of Sexual Weaknesses.
Internal Ulcers, Loss cf Voice. Weak lungs,
ISt vitus' Dance Weakpess OF the Limbs, Dys-l
|pepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Diseased Liv-
|css, Kidneys, Heart Diubetis, Nervous Debility
|Catasrh &c.
Paralysis Is the most slow and uncertain \
Though rarely, these patic' Is have been fully re-
stored with one operation, they are, however.
always benefited.
Those that cannot we'll afford TO pay, are cor
|dially invited without mUney and without prize
Letters Of enquiry. as to the probability of
|success in certain eases being frequent this isI
INTENDED 10 announce that DR.. Newton cannotI
tell until he has seen the patient.
DIR. Newton claims the largest experience of
ANY living phi sician his practice having been fcr{
years, over twenty Thousand patients annually I
most Of whom have been given over by everyI
other practice. On this experience, he reservesf
the right 70 charge the same fee for professional
advice as for treatment. sp14-dkwlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
New YORK. April 11

INV HOHkh, zKIT1I
The F0sfs Washington special says, Gen
Weitxel has been superseded in command a
Richmond. Kumors were afioat this a. M
that he had been removed because the Gov
eminent disapproved Of his action in grant
ing safe conduct 10 the rebel Virginia Leg
slature. But these reports are now contra
dictcd
Gen. Ord having made Richmond thu
headquarters Of the Army of the James
takes command, outranking Weitzel.
Advices just received from aoidsDoro, re-
ports that Sherman moved on the Vt" ine,'
Cen Lee arrived in Richinohu on "cu-
,csl,v and proceeded al once 10 his home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
SAN FRANCISCO. April II.

Recent explorations have demonstrated
that the Colorado River is navigahlc for
small steamers and sailing vessels for GOO
miles above its mouth to a point within 400
miles of Salt Lake, and it is quite certain to
be the highway Of great trade between
Arizona and California
Recent heavy falls Of rain have greatly
benefited the crops throughout California.
The city Of San Francisco, finally, after a
long and vexatious litigation, has issued her
bonds to the amount Of $4,000, in aid OF
the Pacific railroad, 1900 laborers are now
at work on this enterprise.
Thd exports of treasure for the quarter
Just ended, show falling off of about &c.
5000 as compared with the same periop
las. veQr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15

Business entirely suspended today. The
city is universally decorated with flags and
great enthusiasm prevails The procession
was an immense affair, comprising the entire
police force, Gems. Hooker and Which, with
their stafIs, four regiments of the National
Guards, discharged veterans, ward organi-
cations, Fenian Brotherhood. fire depart
ment, and large number Of colored citizens.
All the bells in tue city were rung and sa.
lutcs fired at Q o'clock a. M, at noon. and M
Gp. m Tonight the city is brilliantly illu-
minated and there is general display of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
WAsy,vcroy. April IA.

A special 70 the Commercial says II IL be-
lieyed here in certain quarters that the
movement for the return Of Virginia to the
Union Govern m effort Of the Susie rights
politicians Of that State 70 obtain possession
Of the 6tste Government.
The order for The reduction Of the army
has spread CONSERVATION among political
Geuernls who Il 10 understood are 70 be
among the flrse thrown overheard.
Gen. Grant keeps himself secluded since
his arrival In this city. He has had several
interviews with tho President and head OF
the War Department Most comprehcnsive
measures for the pacifcation Of the South
are known 10 lie contemplated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15

LOUISVILLE, April l4-Thc Fire Depart
mcnt, with the City Council, made very
imposing appearance y day IN honor Of III.
restoration Of the Stars and Stripes over Forl
Snmtcr. Business generally suspended
One hundred guns were fired, the public
buildings, newspaper, express and telegraph
offices, and many private residences and
stores were splcndidly illuminated in the
evening We noticed Gems. Palmer and
Briskinc, with their respective stats, and a
portion Of the 30th Wisconsin, in the civic
procession.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15

Johnston 1sttsetng In
70 Georgia.


BALrINoRn, April II.
The Richmond Wing Of yesterday contains
little Of importance. Il announces tho ar
riyal Of Gen Lee on the night previous.
The Wing publiahes the oath Of allegiance
which II says Sitisens win be required 70
swear and subscribe 10.
The Provost Marslsals ONCE II crowded
with people anxious to take the oath, and
the only question among citizens seems 10
be who shall be first W renew their citizen
a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
Nkw YoRK, April l5.-lhe Herald's Colds
boro correspondent saws:

NKw York, April lb.-lhe Herald's Colds
boro correspondent says:
Sherman's army commenced its advance
on the OH moving in three columns under
Howard, Slocum and Schofeld. During the
rejoicing over the news Of Richmond Sherman
was called out by his troops, and he al.
dressed few words to them saying he was
informed that Richmond had been captured,
and Lee was flying in dismay. lie said
Grant wrote that he was pursuing Lee, and
he hoped he. Sherman, would press john
ston which, said Sherman, think we will
The S ldiers exclaimed, we Will. We will !!
Sherman told them he did not mean to let
Johnston have any rest.
Johnston has evacuated Raleigh, moving
West, and leaving the town in possession Of
Hampton's cavalry.
On the evening Of the 10th, an armed
forced 81 Towards mounted infantry were
attacked by some rebel cavalry who, how
ever. were soon dispersed with loss u 100
men and two pieces Of artillery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15

3. New YORK, April 1913 A. M-Intense
excitement is depicted on all countenancc ~
the events that occurred in Washington last
night, and the grief Of all good men is ap
parent everywhere At tho demise Of the
President. No flags were hoisted in this city
this morning until the state Of the President
was known, when they were al placed al
half mast. The people appear perfectly hor.
ritied, and the utmost rage is undoubtedly
felt towards all known secesslonists and re-
bel sympathizcrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15


New York. April l5.-Thc Danvillc Reg.
later Of the 9th says:
Breckenridge tho rebel QuartermastcI
and Commissary General, and other officers
were expected to reach that city on horse
back on the 9th.
The Heralds correspondent says:
An expedition lately went up the Chowar
River, N. c., and captured Winton ant
Murfreesboro.
The ram which the rebels had been build
ing at Halifax has been destroyed.
The ram Albemarle has been raised by
our men and found to be not seriously injur
ed.
The Herald SGoldsboro correspondent has
areport from Raleigh saving that Governor
Vance will call the North Carolina Legisla-
tu-e together to repeal the secession ordi-
rance
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
Cn1l.Nrrs O. Anil IA

COLUMBUS, o., April IA.
To night, in honor of the recent victories
there is the greatest demonstration and dis
play ever witnessed in the capital city. The
whole city is illuminated and decorated with
fiags, transparencics and notices. The torch
light procession is over mile long. There
has been speaking in the Capitol Square all
afternoon and evening by distinguished ora
tors. The people are out in their might.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
NEW ORLEANS, April 8.

w.. wa AItso, April L.
ne Is"sss Spanish Fort special, dated
April 9Th, says:
4 furious hrc was opened on the rebel
forts last night from our entire line. Dur
ing the bombardment small magazine ex-
ploaed in Spanish Fort Damage Unknown.
Quiet prevailed on the 9Th. Descrtcrs re-
port from $4,000 to 10000 troops in and
about Mobile. Loss outside Of Snanish
Fort up TO the 4th amounted 70 800 killed
and wounded
Adjutant General Thomas arrived there
on the forenoon Of the 7th.
Mobile papen of the 4th announce The
capture Of Selma, with "a pieces Of artillery
and a large amount of governfhe mt property
81. LoUn, April a.
Maj Gen. Banks and family left this NOR
Flour active wheat firm corn firm and
advancink, 00N65c for yellow;coes0u steady
middline 3qe; tobacco firln. ILL.,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
NEW YORK, April IA.
No stock Board was held tonight.
- = -

PurraDErruI., April II.
say Cooke reports the subscriptions to the
40 loan to-day $3.642 900. includinga single
subscription OF nearly half q million from
New York ono from Pittsburgh of $780,
uo,, and one from Chicago OF $li0,000. The
number Of individual subscriptions for
amounts Of $50 and 800 was 1900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15
The Worlds Goldsboro dispatch of the

10th SAYS:
The Raleigh Confedci ate Of the 9th saws
the ritv was shocked and fired by mob OF
the lower class. The 9th Virginia Reserves
were left to protect the people; but were
unable to do so. The mob took possession
Of some Of the large warehouses aud stores,
and robbed them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-15

New YoRK, April ia rebel dispatch
dated Augusta, April 9th. indicates that
Alabama is ovcrrun BY Union cavalry under
Wilson and other commanders, moving to-
wards Mobile.
Gen. McCook's force is reported to have
burned the Red Mountain Iron Works and
the village Of Elaton, and tapped the telc
graph at several places, and sending dis
patches to rebel officers.
Two columns Of Yankees are also reported
advancing upon Columbia, Miss.
The same dispatch says:
The rebel steamer Gertrude, with a cargo
valued at g, 0Oo, 900, was sunk in Spanish
River, near Mobile, OH the 3lst, by collision
with the Natchcz
The Hcrald's Washington special says
President Lincoln yesterday revoked til,
passes to Hunter, Letchcr and other leading
rebels to visit Richmond. The Prcsiden
was willing to have convention held, bu
did not want it controlled BY those men.