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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
EIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
{ No. 1Ol, Prince Street Alerandr3a a.
MARYLAND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALTIM O r f.

OF BALTIM o R f
The UNDERSIGNED is authorized by resolution
Of the board Of this Company, to issue pe1 petual
policies Of insurance against loss or damage by
fire, upon brick or stone dwellings, or ware
houses. This is desirable and cheap mode OF
insurance to persons owning, real estate. IN
surance can also be, effected by persons prefer e
ING it. on the same description Of property for
two to seven years, or favorable terms.
At the same time the ompany continues to
insure upon all descriptions ofrroperty in the
city or elsewhere BY the year, month, or
shorter period including inland transportation,
vessels and cargoes in port, at moderate rates.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly
DaiI 1aup17-tf1 G.. T. THOMAS. A gent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01

DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IL OF BALTIM 0RE.
Persons DESTROYS of effecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do so, on favorable terms, by applying to me,
their agent, at my oficein the Market Building
my 1T f. JOHNSTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01


Tg1HE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
L SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STAT IS:
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81. coo, 600 90
The rates Of premium are as low as those 81
sny other first class comnany. -~,-,,, >-r,,>
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL lASO hA ACh
Cash Capi GGMr a $3.50 ) 600 90
Insures against ACCIDENTS Of al kinds.
The rates Of premium in this com pany are
verv low. and no medical examination is re-
CURED. JAMESON & BRO, Agents,
1 aug IDLY Farmers Bank Building.
V7HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i ALEXANDRIA.
CHARTERED IN 1874
Continues to insure against loss or damage
by fire The company which has had the
confidence Of the community for more than
half a century, again solicits the patronage OF
the public. Risks will be taken at the estAb-
lished rates, and losses promptly paid
c. w. WATTLES. Secretary.
Directors:
A. P. Cover, Priest G. ". Wnttlcs,
+ T. Brsnt, =. S. Hough,
W. Gregory, Benz. barton,
r. g. Violet, Il. II. Stabler,
aug 1o-1y W. L. Fowle
INSURANCE..
ROBERT JAMESON. GEO. ". 'AMlh'o->'
The underSl gnGd nave opeNeu hl "iuce III
the Farmers Bank Building, No. 1903, Prince
street, between Pitt and Royal streets, for the
transaction Of GENERAL lNSl RANCE
business.
They have been appointed agents for the
following we'll known and long established
Companies, in place of the former Agent, An
drew Jameson; VIZ:
THE HOME ASSURANCE CO.,
Of the City of New York;
Cash Capital SO, oo0, O00 90
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Hartford, Connecticut: -
Capital. o. 9oo 0 000 0 o0
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore, BID,
Chartered Capltal.... .............. ooVu,ooo w
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
ly paid at this Agency
Rates as favorable as those Of any Other. in
stitutions of equal responsibility and standing.
All persons DESTROYS Of obtaining frst-cl lass
insurance, are respectfully invited to call
Mm- Office hours from 9 q. m. to p. m:
JAMESON s. BRO.
anp1-1v Farmers Bank Building, y
-.~I - ~ I NCTTpA ,NE aGENIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
Stoves, Tin Ware, &c.
yUIN WARE, STOVES, sc,

TIN WARE STOVES &C.
GEO. VIM. SNYDER, continues the busl-
ness at his fathers old stan nd, No: L. klng St.
He has complete assortment Of COOAl q y
and PARLORr STOVES, and TIN WAKE,
all of which he will sell at the lowest prices
aug 23-1m*
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
DIR. J. R. NEWTON.
THE HEALER.

Will cure the sick ut the HBurlis House,
Ladies Entrance, Davenport from a. III. until
D. IN, commencing April 18th.
Dr. kEWTUN'S practice IS mostly disc asses
and cases given as incurable His treatment is
pc cuiiar to himself, although there have been
men in all ages who have had the same magnetic
power over diseases Of the body and mind. tsome
call it the "Gift Of Healing, yet few have seem
ed to possess it TO such an extsn over nearly all
disea ses and persons II is lie and vitality pass
ed from a strong, healthy body to weak one,
that restores the lost or unequal circulation Of
the vital or nervous iiuid- so powerful Is this
influence. that persons who have safie Cd for
many wears from diseases which have been pro-
nounc ed incurable, an TO whom medicine has
been admin iscred with NJ good effect, have been
restored to health in an almost incredibly short
space of time. II will not restore q lost member
OF the body or perform other impossibiltes but
il will always relieve pain from whatever cause.
The practice is based upon the most strict prin-
cir!ea of science there IS rothing miraculous or
supernatural about it, II is in harmony with all
natural laws. Many eminent physicians, OF 9TH
er practice not only acknowledge this 10 err
but receive the treatment for themselves and
families, as well as advise il to their paiients.-
pr. Newton does not profess to cure every case.
he gives no medicine aud causes no pain.
~ this treatment, it takes but few minutes
for nveterate cases Of almost any durable chronic
disesse--and ~ sure is the effect that but few
diseases require . second operation. Deafness,
Broken Bones, bislocaeets, Bad Curvat res
Of the Spine and suppurating Tumors Even
these win be much benefited always relieved
from pain, and sometimes fully cured. Diseases
that are most certain Of being cured ut one oper-
alton are, Weak Eyes, Weak pines, Falling
Of the Womb, all kinds Of Sexual Weakness,
Internal Ulcers, Loss of Voice. Weak lungs.
St. vitua' Dance, Weakness Of the Limb, Dys-
pepsia,. Rheum.tism, bronchitis, Diseased Iy-
ers, kidneys. Heart Diabetis, Nervous Debility
Catarrh &c.
Paralysis is the most slow and uncertain;
though rarely, these patie- IS have been fully re-
stored with one operation, they are, however
always benefited.
Those that cannot well afford 10 pay, are cor
daily invited s'without money and without pric'
Letters of enquiry, as to the prob abili'y Of
success in certain cases being frequent, this Is
intended to announce that Dir. Newton cannot
tell until he has seen the patient.
Or. Newton claims the largest experience Of
any living ph stefan, his practice having been for
years, over twenty thousand patients annually
most Of whom have been given over by every
other practice. On this experience, ne reserves
the right toscharge the same fee tor PROFESSIONAL
advice as for treatment. spl4d&wlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
HUNNEWELL,S
Universal Cough Remedy.

There is, probably no line of diseases which
hes been more enormously treated than 7nrodf
and Lung Complaints.
There is not recipe written. nor n prepara-
ton before the public for tho above complaints
that does not contain Inocdc, Anfimony. L0heiia,
or Opium in some form other which claim
70 be entirely unnecessary in ne-tenths Of such
cases. ~ they produce nausea cause the stomach
TO repel food and allow disease to triumph over
what nature requires TO keep up strength.
Again these Objectionable components cause
doscs to be placed lar apart that the irritation
which causes the cough gets the upper hand and
the foundation of weak lungs or consup, pttoa Is
permanently laid.
true Cough Remedy should be The pocis.
e~tssds or nursry companion of all and TO be
used just a. often rs there is tickling in the
eAroat, or disposition to eopgh but to allow Of its
fres use after the cough is checked, 10 clear
away all remaining irritation, and make the cure
perfect.
Cases Of most viclen. Sore 7Hroot with all
the symptoms of iipfhsvid have been 1entirely
cured by making a constant use OF the Cough
Remedy a. a Gargle. For Hoarseness it is in
valuable
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.
Practical! Chemist Boston, Mass.
For sale in every city and town. Dealers with
good business references supplied on commission.
J. H. Reed Co, Fuller. Fich 4 Fuller, whole
eale agents, Chicago. +. S. BALLORD, Agent,
davenport, Iowa. febac- dcod&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
NEW YoRK. Anril 1G.
INV I'7ISH. -KI'sf'
The Times Washington special says

The Times Washington special says
Important action took place here yester
day affecting the reconstruction movement
in ;camond, and particularly that portion
of it proposing 4 session OF the rebel Legisla
ture in Richmond, in the very face Of the
thousands Of real Union men over whom
they so long held evil sway.
Gems Wetzcl and Shepley have been SUI
percejed for their action. Sec. Stanton does
not approve Gen. Sheplcy's action in regard
to PRAYER in the Episcopal churches in refer
enCe to the President.
The assembling of the Legislature will be
permitted only under arrest for treason.
President Johnson in private converse
ton said lie would not commit himself to .
policy which would prevent visiting condign
punishment on traitors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
!. L. LEE, General.
Eopr Mnspor. Anrl 1e


BY an ARRIVAL nero tO-Uay TOM W IIfHnS
ton, n. C., intelligence received states that
Sherman took up his line of march north
ward from Gol,isboro last Monday. \ large
amount of supplies have been sent through
the Dismal swamp canal in barges and
around the capcs i'll steamers for the use OF
his army.
The steamer George Levy. which arrived
from City Point this p. m, brings rumor
but il needs confirmation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
Nr,v Vopr Apri1 IL;

NEW 1VKI. NTITT ~.
G. A. Seward tclegraphs to Mr.. Sandforl,
President Of the American Telegraph Co,
rs follows at II O'Clock this n. m: Uncle
is as well this morning rs the circumstances
will permit He retains his mental vigor
and resolution. The surgeon speaks very
iavorably Poor Fred is still utterly uncon-
serious. He has not opened his eyes since
IL O'Clock on Friday night. The Major will
get along nicely
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

New YORK, April 10.
Hopes are now entertained for the recov-
cry of Fred. Seward
The Germania, from Southampton, 9th,
has arrived
Mr.. Golden died April cd Palmerston,
D'Ismeli and Bright spoke most warmly OF
Cobuen.
New YORK, April IS.
The Times special says: Secretary sew
ard will recover hJed Seward is still un-
conscious He breathes calmly and has an
easy pulse His head is dreadfully confused
and larcerated An invalid soldier nurse
saved Mr. Stewards life.
Maj. Gen. Augur has offered reward Of
$4,000 for the arrest of the murderer Of the
President and the assassin of the Secretary
of State.
Various arrests have been made of parties
suspected Of being implicated. Some have
proved their innocence, but others are held.
The letter found in Booths trunk which
showed that the assassination was to take
place about the 4th Of March, urging a post
pOneinent, said the government officers had
become suspicious and it would be impossi-
bic to do anything tlren. 1t is advised Booth
to go to Richmond and ascertain how such
action would be regarded by the rebel gov
ernmcnt
Further disclosures are withheld for the
present Evidence sufficient has accunlula-
ted to implicate some six different persons
in the diabolical plot-all of thepl from this
section of Maryland. Two pairs Of hand
cuffs and gag were found in Booths trunk.
1t appears that Booth has leased stable
in the alley in the rear of the theatre. lie
hired horse from livery stable in the after
noon, took it TO the alley and hired servant.
from the lady Of whom he hired the stable
to watch the horse, while he perpetrated the
deed.
Booths mistress has attempted to commit
suicide to-day.
An actress at Growers Theatre reccivedm
anonymous note yesterday requesting her
not to sing "Shermans March to the Sea-"
Day before yesterday Booth called on Mr..
Hess, Treasurer of Growers Theatre, and
urged him To announce some new and excl
ting play for Friday evening, and invite the
President and other officials, and get up a
sensation.
The best data that can be obtained shows
t I'm. there were not over five or ten minutes
uinerence between the time of the assault on
the President and Mr. Seward. show inr that
II was not done by the same person.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IL


The .1rsse or lersSrlt0n.
u pemcsrases the srcr~t AAhosh
OF this terrible disease sud exterminaiss H. root
An - 1fs rsSs," ,s All me vsr~s<AeA
.ymp,oms Of this loafhsonle n.aisdy. shd sverts
n Cleans thc head, aesser1ses
the breath, aud affords the most grateful relief.
IL alrvla1es snWre Agony ano %.
Lent sutlering than tongues can tell.
q 10 acted AOr csrDnG tho 0ese
hopeless cases, that every known means hsvs
AT ~ c. ~ BDsy. Rose asa lserleA.
10 CAtarrt,, Of the most obstinate and v'olens
No Ghrsn Of Cntarrh -. oe1ses II
The head can resis; IL peneirstis 3 po~vr. :
lifetime in battling with this fell discasc Aafr''
u% wr = esSDamie.s CasarrA aensAy
Is harmless liquid inhaled from the psls os
the hand.
NJ. u. lsooasDe - ka~wn shre's
ought the country m the author Of the only True
Theory Of Catsrrh ever publishsds where ~
| orivin, what Us ravagcs--vnode Of treaemens--
and rapid cure In NIL its forms
UDr. l;spUsln1e's 1sOpnphueG - Cos
tarrh should be read by every ONE. II can be
Obtained q our nearest Agcncy, or By sssding
postage stamp to our onicc.
rHgpEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CAyARnn. The name Of DR.. X. OOcdaie has
become familiar throughout the country TO the
victims OF Catarrh. from his well learned fame ~
curing this terrible disease. He 70 the first aud
onlv se,scu WA ever peuetratcd the secret am.
bush M this icsrfnl inalndy. His remedy and
modr n treatment u the only one ever known to
cure it, Troy. n. Y. Deity rmes.
| Piiny Mills, the we'll known Tsve'r, ana
l whose family Physician Dr. GoOdale was for
l many years. SAYS: -,
.'if Dr. Goodalo says he can cure Catarfh ne
| can cure H." lie further cettines thst the Dr.
has few equals in medical skill, and no ssper"rs
in successful practice.
l Hay Rose aud Periodic Catarrh,-Dr. Good
ale's Catarrh Remcd, and mode oftrestment not
osly siIbrds the greaicsi relief in every vsrstty
| Of Catarrh, but Hextinguishes the disease sorey
er id III lie ty1sss and stages. Every ons speaks
we'll OF TN Y. Com. Advertiser:
Price a. Send q stamp for psrnphet
NORTON d CO., Sob Agents.
frbqSdiv rs Blcscksr IT., MY.
II . :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

WAsHlxGrox, April 1.-THE National
Intelligencer says:
We can state on the highest authority
that it has been ascertained that there was
. regular conspiracy to assassinate every
member Of the Cabinet, together with the
Vice President.
Booth, it il said, sent his card to the Vice
President It the hotel, but Mr.. johnson
could not conveniently see him.
The names Of the several appointed assas
sins are understood now, AM after the pres
ent investigations arc concluded and pub
lishcd the public will be astonished at the
Developments.
From motives Of publ: interest We refrain
from mentioning many Of them that reach
als. ..
A member Of the Cabinet remarked on
the day after the murder Of Mr.. Lincoln
chat the rebels had lost their best friend !;
that Mr.. Lincoln invariably 4 every Cabi-
net meeting counseaed fosbearance, kindness
and mercy towards thsss nisguided nsn !.
The NstidtAl Intsl1epeesf 49, ssntai1s
y - fsa4S1 xssfss La ~ IN eamSi .s@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
kolley's Old Cabin Bitters.

WoUJ0v'o Old Cabin 8tttoros
u introducing to the public these Bitters, put
ehsu strictly upon their merits. claiming that taken
assssdinst to the directions upon The BOTTLE and 9TH
~ imulast ussd will produce In every lns, ance
Bor all diseases that arise from want Of proper action
u the digestive organs, such Patulency, Heartburn
ooue Stomach. Dyspepsia, Darrhra. Headache, 0cncr
q Dsb,lity, Loss Of Appetite, etc., they
q. There are numbers Of persons who have already
sbunl relief from using tho Old Cabin Bitterr and
could produce their certificates, bu, refrain from do
~ Il, believing that all who afflicted will try item
sfaA being the best test Of their hceucy. They
vasrantsA purely Of vegetable character; pleas
antand gentle ssimulant they superceds all others, and
- ven regulated family shou'd - without bottle Of
OlD CABIN nlTrIRs. II 10 the greatest panscea for
q - asnss resulting from ovsreatns OF from In
UQsssaon. ,...
q our bottles resembles log cabin, fpving doors and
V1n&oWs in IT, and upon each Liable VIII he found FAC
emile Of our signature also observe our privai
u O. stamp over the cork Any one found initiating
our Bers Bottle will he proceeded against and pun
laheA 10 the full extent Of the Law.
n0d BY al druggists and stores; Also kept by oil re-
apectable saloons throughout the country
DEPOTe.
AyB KELLEY co, IFS Liberty street New York.
0ARNHART 4 KELLEY, lGl North Second street.
mar9sdsodA won ST LOUIS, MO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
The Only Known Restorer Of Color
md Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.

HUBB PREVENTATIVE OF BAlDNRea
Leo4eu Hair Color Restorer ana Dressin,
ksa1n mef Cslos Rsstorsr and Dressing
- nseeovased and strengthened snd Restored
- osUaal color withou, the Application O, minrr.i
0o9 O. oe aeplied BY the hand a. /, does mot
00o ~ ~ son the nacss linen Itjs comnlets ,;.s
49, - eshsr dressing accompaniment Of An
- q9G nscss'ary 10 secure thess deslrabc re.ults
On rsstose gray har TO in original color.
3s-n vii make u grow on bald heads
alt yin restore The NATURAL aecre,ons
Alt IN remove IN dandurn and itching
ecA W make the hair son, glossy and f;exi,
o~N - paeeorve tAc osiginal color IN al 80
I. e~0 IN core Ill disease OF the scalp. ~
DAD f9o CsauvscAfR I am ha, nv "a aaa r,, ..,.
49, - - great value Of the London Har Coi,r p
$500, vAich restored my hair 10 lis orirn al srs ~,
Q.oa1 ~ hns appear to be permanent Am s,,,.n.
q1eAAs preparation y nothing like dye, but orer
- 49, t,e secretons. II 10 also hs;r ,r..
- promotes The growth. lpurchased he Arr, bot.
~ Edsard b. Gsrrigues, druggist, Tenth aud
eoeo streets. who can also testify my hair wa. vers
~ when commenced its use. mrs. MILLER,
= No. 10 North Ninth Street. Phiadeiphia
49, - cents per bottle or six bottles a. SOFA ~
- eyns eon, go North Sixth street, Fhis1siphia.
- g B.lioRp Druggist, Davenport,
- mon wed 4 sat div.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

~ ~ - Z -
tllee ~ ttlssslpw 1t1A ~ -
cd ~ pssesats 1ss HI t6Gln - sSesxa
himssaf aroti4sa NTH thsls eooenrs6ml
vieNs, aud thaa hei taaced implicit
o1k0d9nce II ths then vicc President.
-&.->-~>nDD-A~s-+-~
Roosrsssa, April l7.-The Mayer ofthb
city inas tsceivcd . Telegram from 0saetAl
Pect, commanding q New York. whicA
says -s M $500
Information has reached NJ that On G.
gantsed band d $50 men were ID Casletsn
county, Csnadsy pTsRaripg 70 make ; raid
on Rochester and Oedensburg. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

=
n assunSls.l won't y swsssss nAll."
'tsrtn Asoas q Clsshss % buy.
s)U9Ubo1h wahsssa - sesiss' ss -
ssols = f1tuaS ~ drss~st ~
o. - shevs 70 my espectans esss'
sss =, eas1y garments ssill sppess'
~ - :. .s.,.red innocssse" display
lsr. : -. seo,epce Of "gey New ieer
~ -. ss,oS,is" have gone on 90"
49, n.,eesslly shout the ksess-
- yAsx ~,Ah shs utmost coslssss ~.
ASS .svo. nav darn me n ycu pleas
rnos .,N".h, their covering IL 70 sesasy'
-. -plssssvs orr % Pis"sts
-. 49,, 100. hare grown - ssous'
xs.,.re sre always liable to be-
Ne pests ars real seccssionisss,
d. rer they've seeded from my vest.
ne space between, in spite Of fsAs,
ss lnsists on forming new state.
AID sincs good naines are rather seant,
~ I've called Thea sssss The 1sAn o. WAxs
Hos IN NE force in Abssm's might
Gould never make them re-unite,
Dinee il they d meet In the old place
zA>v'dPiW dosss Ssovsf for spsts
Andso. 70 have my dream come true,
70 WssssH HALL ] weat.
AaA ~ ssplendid suit Of clothes
Per little money speat;
Went straight way home, aud said te " Sue
Behold your darling John,"
"pn Jsw(n) you CIR" she says, sndss
She really aid. I'm swear.
~ ed ssosAsv three kggsd stool
Went sprawling down the stair.
The children hid, Sue screamed aloud,
Ylnf vhen abe heard me 0roau
4. Che sone 10 zee me-p0mds Ike
And found was her John,
She took me up. and my sore head
Unto her bosom pressed;
But hasf believed me some one else,
Unsu /ras undrosscd
Now I am right side up with care"
lhavs . word for Ill
Whoever wants good clothes and cheap,
Go straight to WESTERN HAIL.
But lest your pride should get fall,
Before TO buy you 20,
Ey0s'ss got rife AZ true az mine.
You'd better let her know.
J. n. SMITH co. offer s.me some Of thu
besa selections of MEN and BOYS CLOTHING
eoeoeher with full line Of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS; also Piece Goods Of I'll descrpt
ioa for Custom Work.
J. n. SMITH 4 CO.,
Cl0thlerS and Merchant TailOrl
- RANDOLPH street.
CHICAGO, III.
We have heavy stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
Which we must sell TO make room for Sprini
Goods. nar3lde0dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

esters all Er0ptiO0o.
Saa sDs' s.syyn nss Asni-,aesiins 0intment."
N ~. sssss svaynes An-Heasine Ointment"
n seayne' All-iiealips Oinsnssns~
4 sSo,s s, nm e; Or long sanding. II VIM mot
Hs% ~ Itch. shch is % prevalent, Il ms,.,
S.1 r,n Lrysipeias. ealt nAesm, RIns
q - ssSy, % uisvs 4 may ~, ~ s me-
~ Sncs every Other mode 81 trsss~ers. ~
- nsA ng properties Of he svsss ~sss",,sss
$3.50 o.ly y DR.. swans soE' ~ ~
- - go rrh,a.sdeiphis selA a I. I. hSS-
eese 9 ~: eseyns : eoa, philaSsssSia.
eea3 - Of DssAsss y ssy'psss q 6 osi.
U.AHCYv-no1 eishsr ssx aey
n ~ - ~ love snd alIsctions a ~
w dpQoa inefspAiy. This ainpls 80
49, e - Reessse, fssa ~ 0ail
~. y GeoeC eHcitisg beok--
151 q 16nS. q LILLIAN Co.. Rub
eoe44 asa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
Metropolitan Hall.
POSTPONEMENT.

nWING TO THE MOURNFUL AMI
" heartfelt feelings which pervade The comm
nifty caused BY the melancholy fate of oufllhte Presi
dent. the Concert which was TO have been given OF
Saturday evening last has been post ponsd to
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 94TH,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

SIP. M,-From reliable sources II is learn
ed that Mobile was captured last evening by
a portion Of Gen. Smiths command, assisted
by light draft boats, after short resistance
by the enemy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17
y! :.!!!! S
sherman = John
ron neSo6,a!-
:. .,.,,, ting fora Il, !,
Sutren-, !,
r.. der.
ses ss sp -
o =. sa5 ~. fsf,as
9sa#A assv sii-r
eecsy seward still alivo,anA
Possibly may Survive.
Fred. Stewards Life Des-
paired Of.
Further Particulars Of the
Assassination.
Further Particulars Of the
Assassination.

Nav YoRk, Apr! 17.-1nformatlon has
just been received that Sherman and john
ston are negotiating for the latter's surTen-
Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

To
Yesterday morning Attorney Gen. Speed
waited upon Hon. Andrew Johnson and Off
cially informed him of the sudden and uncx-
pectcd deceasc Of President Lincoln, and
Stated that an early hour might be appointed
for the inauguration of his successor. The
following is copy of the communication re-
fcrrcd to:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

LOUISVILLE, April 16.-The journals
special announces the killing Of the guer-
rilla leader Marion by one Of Capt. Terrell's
men. near Ne xton, on Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-17

ra,-; BosToN, April 10.
Edwin Booth has been plunged into the
deepest gficf by the desperate act of his
brother, and it Is telling fearfully upon his
sensitive nature 10 night he was 10 have
Mken MS farewell Of the Boston public for
lHne, Out II - SAID ne has expressed deter
mination never to appear upon the stage
again. s-e~