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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
WEST GULF SQUADRON.
Q. - FT.NE SIIIP NTOCkADE,
OF Mobile. April 18th. 1865

Ou NbuoNc, hpiii lStu. 1000. J
SiR:-l have the honor 70 inform the De-
partment that on Monday. the 10th, subse-
quent to the capture Of Fort Alexis and
spanish Fort, detailed in nv dispatch n"
90. dated April 9th. The Octoro,a, W. ".
Lowe, Lieut.. Comman ing. and the iron.
cIads were enabled. in consequence Of the
thorough dragging of the Blakelv RIVER.
and through the interchangeable and intclli-
gent exertons Of commander Pierce Crosby,
to move up the river rcarly abreast Of Spa7
ish Fort, from which point Lieut.. Comm. nd
err Lowe, with his riff 4 gun, shelled with
g,e,t pre,i>inn Forts Hugcr and Tracy, ard
with such etfe I that bo.h the forts were
evacuated on the evening Of the 18th. 'and
our forces took possession. captu'ing few
prisoners in the adjoining marsh. l shall
hold the forts until Gen. Canby can garri
son them with his troops.
This A. NJ I moved with the gunbnats.
| conveying S,O'M men Of Gen. Granger
70, &c to the west side Of Mobile By for the
purpose Of attacking Mobile. On our ARR
| val it was so"n as ertain' d that the enemy
| had evacuated ali their deienses and re-
trcntea it'll their gunboals up the Alabama
River
The grnboats will in few days he un-
| que>tional.ly lie captured, unless DESTROYED
bv the rebels themselves.
Gen. Granger and myself have Just sent
irto Mobile fy NAL demand to the Mayer
for its unconditional surrender, which will
undoubtedly be accorded, as the city is now
Mt our mercy.
The navy has already hoistcd The Stars
and Stripes over the walls Of Fort Pinto and
Sranisl, River battery We also have en-
tire possession of Choctaw Point battery
and three heavy forts below it within Ganos
Bend.
shall place sufficient number Of gun
boats directly IN front Of the city TO give
efficient protection to loyal inhahiiants, Of
whom learn there is great number.
Gen. Candy with the forces under his i'm
mediate command is al present in Blakrlev.
though have constant Geographic c,mlnu-
ni' alton.
Iscnd this despatch 1t. Comman Ter J.
II. ellis. whose vessel, the Milwaukee, was,
as the Department has been already inform
ed. DESTROYED by torpedo | subsequently,
gave him charge Of naval battery on shore,
with which he rendered very good service
in hel irg Fort Alexis and the Spanish
Fort commend him to the aucn'ion OF
the Department for zeal and gallantry.
am also much indebted 10 Commander
Crosby, who has been untirng in freeing
Blakelv river Of to,pedoes, having succeen
ell in removing over $50. service dernanl-
ing cooln s., judgment and pc. severance.
have the honor to he.
Very respectfully,
You, obU.lient servant,
II. H. TnAcmE".
Rear Admiral,
Comd'g West Gulf Squadron.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

nEADsNt, i u.s ApiH lO.
Booth the murderer. II is supposed, was
on the passenger train that left here ut six
o'clock for Pnttsvillc. A gentleman noticed
him on the train before It reached here,
smoke to him and shook hands with him.
During their conversation Booth cOlOred up
several times, and appeared annoyed and de-
sirous Of avoiding observation. The gen
tlcman is positive il is Booth having known
him for several years. Why he did not give
the alarm ut once, or before the train left,
do not know but just as he left he notified
the officers of the train An extra train was
Immediately sent in pursuit kilograms
result is unknown.
READING, Pa, April 10.-Thc extra train
| did not Overtake the regular train, but ar
| rived ut Pottsville after 1t. The conductor
informed a party that the suspected man
| had got off Mt Port Clinton.
READING. Pa, April 2O.-I have just seen
| MIR. Lyon, a United States detective officer,
| from whom ] got the following relative 10
the Booth affair. That Booth came To
| Reading on the train is correct He was at
Reading all day. The man that recognized
him informed detective Lyon that he knew
it was Booth. Lyon Immediately in compa
| nv with Mr.. Miller, another detective. fairly
traced him to the depot and asccriaincd that
a man answering his description had got on
the train which had just left. The facts
were Immediately ma,le known to Mr.. q. A.
| Nichols, superintendent of the road, AMI an
effort was made to telegraph to Port Gin
ton, the first telegraph station but the opc-
| rator not being about an engine was fired
up. Lyon and Miller. and The man who had
seen Booth. proceedcdm full speed TO over
| take the regular train They did overtake
| the train at Port Clinton and We're informed
| that the man described had got off The train
there, but whether he went to the Catawissa
train or not they could not ascertain. \
dispatch was sent To Tamaqua to the con
duCtor of the train, and in the meantime
Port Clinton was searched.
Upon the arrival Of the train at Tamaqua
the conductor reported Us follows: The
man is on the train
Another dispatch was sent to the next sta
ton tor further information, with orders for
his detention. This morning at & O'Clock,
detective Lyon received u telegram from
Conductor Bright dated Catawssa, saying
mo such man came through on my train"
MIR. Lyon states that he is satisfied that the
man is Booth. What measures are being
taken for his arrest are kept private for obvi-
Gus reasons.
The following is description of the par
ty: Five feet 9 inches in height, black eyes.
black hair cut short. black moustacllc, had
cotton in both ears wore white felt hat.
piece Of Grape on his left arm, wore Lin
coin badge on the right breast in mourning.
and had on black irock coat and common
blue twill pants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
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Ms RS heRazxe I I B., CHicrgo.--Genfs: am
ne ne. owae.o o. safe manufactured by you; said
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s .nS sale came out IN nne conoition. the money
re " ~. ' aS eo"d stste Of presvasion The
40 "ne II intense heat -" ~ osc.rseo mere.
sPe.' N: lock bring injured s. s ~ S.s, We
| - Yours, DC, ~
nerrin9s Psaeus CrystylsR ~ snu9
~ eAswv'er HSSS rSeSesse - $780,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

kelley's Old Cabin Rjtters,

Il Int ciucinE To the public these Bt,-rs, put
eAsa strictly upor their merits claiming that II taken
oeedne 10 the directions upon the boiie aud NO 9TH
~ ssnasri used. vii produce In every los
Sos ~ dsesses that arise from want proper action
sssAe digestive such Fasucnry, Heartburn,
esss Stomach. Dyspep.ia Darrhra, Headache, Gener-
q Ososy. Lose Of Appetite ETC., they are cure rcme-
-. 1hsss ass numbers OF persons who have already
sss1 s~sef from Using the Old Cabin Bt,ers, and we
>ssd prodrcs their ceracaes but refrain from do.
~ ~ ssssevins that all who afflicted viii try them
- icing the best test o. their ,fcisocy. They are
vesssnsss purely efa vegetable character; o. pleas
ant ~ gentle stmuiant they surerc-de al Others and
- - regulated family should b. without bottle Of
OLD CABIN nlrrGns. Il IL the greatest panacca fcs
~ ~ o00a01a SeoHlting NON ovsrsaung OF from In
1Qoaeso.
t0gosos assA net mistake BWtsrs for any Other
- ~ esesses ssssbss log cabin, having doors and
UaAsuo - Il, - upon each liable will be found fac
a11le u eur signssuse also observe our privat
y. q ela2p ever the cork. Any one found initiating
oese Bottle uiil be proceeded against and pun
~ - sheseu1l extent Of the Law.
~ ~ ~ druggists and Stores also kept by all re-
opoGooA1o ealoooo throughout the country.
OEpOrS,
I - KELLEY . co, ils Liberty street New York
oAaNMAKf KELLEY, ia North Second street
mnrnSAeodA v0m ST lOtIS Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

puh,;c nr;.e San Francisco. April IL.
=; uonc griei over the death Of M Lincoln
"A A~ a., tue Pacific States continues unabated
snr 'o,nsements everywhere have been made
for c.n ,ass yen , nhed in several places
~. expressing JOY at the assassinst,on
Order Is completely restored Il s,,;s x,.r
and the military dis6anded :" ''''' c''s'
INC determination Of President johnson
s n". y" treat with rebI leaders gives great
o Sa,.siae,ion DISPOSITION is evinced to me-
'' r. "a ms administration general confidence
,rs,.r. a ..cDowesl issued an order for the
prov.l Of Lincoln's death, and tor ' ,n. ap-
Pressing q any Journal 40 Offending e cup
Observation-Disclosures Gutter Si,,Is,,o,, g.
. ~ toIia, with Buckley. of the Russian 'I In.
ternAtional Telegraph. All srrsnss,s.. m
were made during his visit To- Rr!sssn .t ~ r.s
thu enterprises north.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
Superintendent p 4 Reading X. n.

WASHINGTON, April 20.
Immense crowds are gathered at the capt
tol to see the remains OF President Lincoln,
which lie in the rOtunda.
The following order has been issued from
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, dated
April nth:
In obedience to General Order No. 90,
Current Series, from the War Department,
the flags at all camps and stations in the
army will be kept at half mast during We'd
nes,'ay next. The day appointed for the flu
neral of the late PRES, ent of the United
Statcs, and all labor will be suspend. d for
the day throughout the limits of this com
mand. The commanding officers Of the vari-
Gus corps are charged with the exec ton of
this order at their camps and detached sta
tons under their respective order.
ORDERS 81.
Minute guns will be fired under the direc-
tions Of the Chief Of Artillery at IL O'Clock
n. on the day mentioned.
by Command,
Major Gen. MEADE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

BALTIMORE. April 2i.-Thc remains Of
President Lincoln arrived at 10 "'.lncK.-
The escort was vcrv large. T stores are
all clos d and the whole population is in the
Streets The remains will lie in state unit!
2 o'clock in a beautiful raiafalque. The
buildings are everywhere draped with en-
blems of g,ief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

A terrible accilcn, occurred this morning
at the Charlestown Navy Yard One of the
workmen was engaged in drilling ont the
tusc OF a 100 pound shell. when it exploded,
instantly killing Timothy Lcyous, John Muir
ply, Nathaniel Burch. and Daniel Drew
All the workmcn in the yard were more or
less wounded. and it is feared some MORALLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

WILLIAMsPoRr, April 2l.--The Philadel-
phia and Erie Railroad having been thor
oughly repaired since the recent freshet,
will be .e opened to morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

TANAQuA VIA PHILADELPHIA. Arril 2I.-
Booth has not been arrested, b, t has been
traced as far as Tamaqna The men arrest.
ed on suspicion have been discharged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

CANDf JIOUK. NVTII ~.
The brig Onyx, from Pernainbuco, has ar
rived here for ORDERS She reports that
Capt. French, of the ship William Tell, of
Boston, was murdered by the crew of his
ship about four weeks ago a. said place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

$. Bradford, Esq.
On my return to Pottsville, the represen
tations to me last evening were such that |
sent . special engine to Pottsville
after the up evening passenger train, but the
man had left the train ut Auburn before we
could reach It. He then walked back to Port
Clinton, after dark, and stole his passage to
Tamsqua. ON Que of our canal trains, last
night. lie is now caught at Tamaqua, where
We tclegrapled to look out for him, and will
he held until identified. There has been
some ground for suspicion that !. is Booth.
g. A. NICHOLS,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
PHILADELPHIA. April 2
BosroN April 90.

The Governor has issued a proclamation
Offering reward of $4,000 for the arrest OF
Booth, if arrested in pennsylvania
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

Nj III gs5
'1Apsas1sD~sus y "wsssss ALL
49, = ClssAss 70 buy,
AGoDee Vsbsssd p sssA
.ssxR1 ~ dsssmsd q H.
sNSeelnss - ~ sxpsessns gass'
10 49, euneass saili sspess'
hSShaeroA isueecpse' display
ese.usees o. gay New Year.
- .vsS.sis'' have gone % "sa''
nuss'slly ssous the kaees-
~ vssh the utmost cos'nese ~
ssssYe. ~ dsrs - II yes &C.,
AskIse ~ shsir eove'''s"
-. In. -p,sssvs srss plenty.
',,--. -. have grosn 20 s'c.''
- sl~sys cable " es'
$3.50. ~, reel secese'""'''"'
Zp.-.,. secrded nom my vsss'
-. 100 between, In spite o. 49,
l..;ss, % forming new sss'e'
A.d e,see good name. are rs.ne' ''.
re-. called that state the s'AfA " "A"'
., ~ ~. force In Abrams might.
ia ,.rer make them rc-nn'te.
49, A meet in the old place
z1t'dYn do1en Nv" ..r.
"a ~ 10 hsv, my dream come 'Fos'
70 wssssss Hall wea'.
And 70. sspl-udid suit Of c'o''e'
Fer little money spent;
Went straight way home, soe 50.
- nehold your darling John.
"rn J.wfn) yousir." she says ana 70
,As really did, III swear.
Afssd snosAsr fArs<-<ggsd sf"3
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m. children hid. Sur screamed aloud.
hut when she heard me groan,
m. cam. 10 see mc--tronan like
And found wss her John.
~. took me up, and my sore heed
Unto her bosom pressed;
IN. hat believed me some one else,
C.tl /ras nadysstd
Nov I am right side up with care"
Ihsvs word for Ill
whoever wants good clothes and cheap,
90 straiyh, to WESTERN HALL.
But iest your pride 'hould get fall.
Before to buy you 20,
Nyosre got a tcifs as true as mine.
You'd better let her know.
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4 selec,,ons &c MEN and BOYS CLOTHING,
rs,hcr with full line of GENTS FURNISH
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
WASHINGTON. Anril 90.

WASHINGTON, April 90.
1H,tjor- General DIR:
The following is the official report of Sur
geon General Barnes of the condition Of Sec
Rotary Seward and lin son, Mr. Fredk Sew
ard this morning: The deep interest Of the
American people in the welfare of the great
statesman and patriot, whose life was assail-
ed by the murderrrs of President Lincoln,
induces ME to send you the official morning
and evening report If the Surgeon General.
Z. NJ. SrANroS, Secy OF War.
New YoRK, April e0-o l. m.
10 Hon. II. ". Stanton, Secretary Of War;
! have the honor to report the Secretary
ol State passed restless night, but Is more
comfortable this morning. Mr.. +. Seward
continues to improve slowly.
Very respt your obi servt,
v. h BARNES, Surg. Gen.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions To the
$50 loan to-day IL, $3,062, 300, including one
from Pittsburg for $5t4, 500 from Pittsburgh: :,
one from Memphis for 100000; one from,
New York for $1,000; one from Washing
scsiptions
vs NO sock s.ock "r market report received from
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

NEw YoRK, April 2l.--The steamer Snwo
NADIA, with Hon. Ely, Henry Ward Beechcr
and Others on hoard, iron Hilton Head, ar
rived this A. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

New York, April 20.
The steamer Creole from Hilton Head,
10th, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald says the capture Of
Mobile was announced in Savannah by q
rebel deserter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

NEw ORLEANS, April is.
Cotton very much depressed. $40 o.
Gold has dscained 81 per cent =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

Metropolitan Hall.
POsTPONEME

OWING To THE MOURNFuL AMI
AIn~art stricken feelings VIII CHI pes,ade the conmu
ny ed by the melancholy fate III our late Presi
dent the Concert which vas To have been given Of
Sat friday evening lart has been postponed TO
MONDAY EVENING, APRlI. OATH.
nh; oh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.

II
The following dispatch was received this
evening from lawyer nj Reading:
The dispatch Of yesterday was somewhat
erroneous. The statement given by the cit
izcn of Reading referred to. has no acq uain;.
ance with Booth, having seen him but once
! years ago in . theatre in Baltimore. and
not being able to identify him now. lie saw
the suspected person in Il saloon on Tuesday
night in company with another. drinking
freely. Learning that the man intended l.av-
ing town for PottsviIlc, ~ Q p m.
Yesterday, he got on the train
after il started and recognized the individ-
ual. who appeared very much confused AT
meeting him He asked the citizen whether
he was going up in the train. Upon his an
swcring that he was not. the man said he
would be back in Heading in a day or two
SECOND DISPATCH
READING, April 90.
The citizen who recognized Booth was Ia.
ken before u Justice of the Peace. this p. III .
TO make affidavit of his, knowledge OF
i}orth. He now swcars that he does not
believe the pursued was Bootll-hcrctofprt
he stated positively that it was Booth, and
that IN kooyv him we'll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

On Saturday Evening, April 99d.
The folloriusis the Programme for the evenings
entertainment:
DcmoAsOf the Cup.
g. r nth Of the New Year.
3 The olive Branch.
l. Red Rid,ngho.
s. l,ecianlati on-The Long tailed Coat
6 Pucxhonta-.
I. S.mg-By islak cmore
2. Let Ne KRIS Him tor His Mother.
. D-clamation-P.r amus aud Thsbe.
10. Drunkard's Progress
II. Ia rivtic Tabl-aux, e scenesl
'2 Unon Bridal Party.
10 Drunhard's HNghe.
H. Temperance Mars Home.
Is. Defamation stump speech,
IS =" BY Bakemore.
II. S.ldcrs Dream.
Is Solder- Return
IL. Come Home. Father.
". lourneyof Life.
n. Declan ntivn
~. S,ng-By -
2S Mary Queen Of Scots.
The Old Bachelor.
- The Crisis
%. DeclanaIio The Mariners Dream.
- Grand Finale
~ Full Orchestra In Attendance
dren under IL years Of age. ceut- to he had III
Plumm r. Book Store al Cavcndsh News Stand
nj Post office and nj the do
he-ervrd stai-. 70 c-lits extra TO be had by ap-
pl, ing at the ticket Office. between the hours OF
aud T. NJ o. Saturday
ID o-s"pcn at O'clock performance to commence
al precisely. slisl,d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

FRANK pu.ufNEW.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
~ and Notary Public. Office in LeClaire Block
Oavenposs ss.-e jpal-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

GRAND TADLEAUX
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

- This Bank respectfully solicits depnsits Oh
currsn. account or on certificate Of dersvt asA 10
all of its custUmers II pledges the most b~ra treat
ment :
4 IRA N. OXFORD, Cashier.
A. CORBIN. President
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law
~ Ovp1cs- ON Main street. in Grants Block
On stairs. janl-dtf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
The way Scandal goes.

A wise man gave his friend this advice ::
Z" If you take house in terrace a little
way out Of town, be careful to select the
centre one-because story pcyer loses
by the telling; and if you live in the mid
die house, the tales which might be clrcul.
ate 10 your prejudice will only have half
the distance to travel that they would it
you lived at either cxtremc, and SO you
will have twice as good character as
those residing at either end. The follow.
ing fact will prove the wisdom OF my adj
vice: The servant at No ] told the servant
at No. . that her master expected his
old friends the Baileys to pay him visit
shortly; No = told No 5 that No expect
ed to have the bailfis in his house every
day No 3 told No that it was all up
with No for they could not keep the
bailiffs out aud No / told No ) that the
officers were after No l and that it was
as much as he could do to prevent the levy
of an execution in his house and that it
was nearly killing his poor dear wife =
And SO it went on increasing until it go.
to No. 80 who confidently assured No. 81
that the Bow street officers had taken up
ihe gentleman at No. l, for killing his
poor dear wife with arsenic and that 1t
was confidently hoped and expected that
he would be executed"