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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

FcRrRE MONROE, July GA negro
bighwayman belonging TO band VINO
have been OPERATE IN Princess Annie
county, was killed by . colorsd farmer VINO
he attempted to rob. !,
The band dispersed in the vicinity OF
Newhern North Carolina had muf
dered Reuben Brntcbie a few Gays ego
Several sberifi-s depulics arrested ,"o
susuicious negroes who were ieit ~ ehsiN.
al one of their number named Williams
while the Others proceeded with the other
prisoners: bu. they had not gone iar "hen
they heard a pistol shot, aud returning 'p ~
Williams on The ground covered WIZ" p'oo .,
They were taken tojsil ana seoeiuenuy
were guarded by squad Oh soiuieis 'o' ''"A
of an attempted rescue.
RIcnMosp, july 2j.-The DisIlc, o"nr'
commenced its Sc ssion TO day. Judge n
derwood ia charging the gfanu Ju's ss'u
they would have new class oil cases De
fore them in which illegal registration
would be charged. lie urged moderation
az many had registered on the strength oil
the Attorney Generals opinion and that oil
DISTRICT commanders, and had not intended
to yioi.te the law.
Fr MoSRoz, July 27.-Geo. Martin wal
murdered last night, at . house on Wide
Water street. by George Smith. A crimna
intimacy had existed for some tims between
Martin ard Smiths wife, and the attentioI
OF Smith had been called TO the fact. 81
going home last night unexpectedly, Smith
found the information correct, and imme
diately stabbed him 10 the heart. Martii
tasgered into another rooD, where he Eel
dead. Smith surrendered himself to III
| notice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
NEWS
M TELEGR.sPH.
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

NEw YonK, July 2s.-Invessigs,ion has
heen cnnlra0 mead 10y the Episcopal Diocese
into tie charge aesinst Rev s. Ii Tyng, Jr,
Of having ofiielated 10 Methodist church IN
defiance of the prohibition OF the Rector oil
the Parish. II LIS father ia 1859, occupied
sin iiar position.
The society for the suppression OF gam
bling has caused the arrest OF several policy
deh,efs connected with Kentucky, and other
lotteries.
Several oil r,fineries were seized in Brook
lyn for violation of the internal revenue
laws. 500 barrels Of conGscated wbiskey
were sold at auction to day at two Collars
per gallon. ,c L,
oi,e.r committel suicide at Willet's Point
yesterday
como limen,ary reception ard ball was
given 10 GENERAL Grant al Long Branch last
night. n,,-,,.
Eli Everett wss charged at Philaieiph's
on Thursday before the United states Com
missioner with executing fraudulent bonds
20 the amount of xS0, 900 II WAS ascertain
ee that the persons whose names were on
the bonds did moi exist or reside as SET
down. He wss bound over Tor further
hearing in the sum Of 80 GOO bail.
The Palace Car Excursionists returned
bcnsc this evening.
In the contest Tor the Erie railroad cleo
,iou The English stockholders have Become
dent lied with Vanderbilt in opposition 10
the present Directors.
NIw York, July 27.-A Herald Wash
ineton special says: A curious story IL
current that Gen. Grant recently discovered
that his movements were watched by de
,cctive who had been persistently following
him, aud WIN, Il ia further reported. is Elm
ployed by Massachusetts, politician II
Washington. The detective on being ques
toned by the General, said that he va:
/ hunting up testimony 70. a congressions
| committee.
A Hera,d's Canada correspondence says
Certain parties in Canada who are supposed
TO be posted, state that scheme for the alb
duetion Of President Lincoln was started II
the south rs early ~ 1868, and that Col
Percy Windham who commanded . reg
msn, in and about Washington, had 1t on
time agreed TO deliver up the President an
his cabine, at Richmond, and would probs
bly, have done so II he had nos been sud
denly removed.
The rrbunc's special says Gen. Han
cock will probably be appointed to reliev
Gen. Sheridan.
A proclamation against fillibus'ers ha
been prepared, but will not be issued unles
more evidence of movements against Mex
leo is developed.
The ileralLs Cincinnati .. special says
the negro minstrel is still alive, but in
very low condition.
The Tines Washington Special says
1t ia stated 20 night in administration Gil
cles that General Sherman consented to re
lievo Gen. Sheridan afer tho election !
Tennessee next month. The statemer
may be accepted as authentic. as il
well known that Gen. Sherman dosen't Ell
dorse Sheridan's course. and it is fair
presume that be would be more accep
able to the President and his friends, tina
little Phil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable,

FLORENCE. July 2i-Baron Rotazzi,
Prime Minister to Italy, has made an offer
to garrison the city of Rome with national
troops to protect il from the threatened AT
tack Of the party of action under Garribal-
di and Mazzinni
VIENA, July 26.-Napolcon has sent a
note TO the King OF Prussia urging him TO
surrender the Danish Provinces of North
Schleswig to Denmark. The Emperor of
Austria declines TO interfere in the matter.
BERLIN. July 26 Two conscripts belong
ing 20 the Imperial army attempted to es.
cape and succeeded in reaching an Amen
c,n vessel at Bremen Haven on the point Of
| sailing. The Prnssian authorities threat
ened to open fire on the ship il the COM
msnder refused TO give up the conscrip's
After sharp parley the men were surfen.
dered
LONDON, July 25-evening'-There sis
much caution shown oy capitalists and bu-
sness men here, the feeling having become
general that q war between France and
| Prussia Is imminent.
Private dispatches from Berlin received
this evening makes mention of the general
opinion that q war is certain, aud adds that
Prussia is actually urging for ward her prep
Grations Tor such an event.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
CANADA.

TeRosTo. July 26-Drafls for ali The reg
iments IN Canada are expected .rcm Eng
land in few weeks.
Tie surveying party which left this place
in March last under the direction oil the
government. TO ascertain the length OF the
Oltawa river has returned.
/, reports the length pr the river TO be
about 1000 miles. They lound Lake Gras
To he 400 miles in circumference. Naviga'
ton from Lake Teniscaling to Lake Gras Is
imreded by the numerous rapids beyond
Lake Gras The source of the Ottawa IL
said to be within fifty miles of the head wa
tife at the Dognay
The Explorers encountered large quaint
ties of ice on Like Gras on the oath day oil
May,
The natives are Pagaus. The men nave 9
plurality OF wives
OTTAWA, &. w, July 26-lt is reported
that the home government is about To esiah
| lish permanent garrison in British Colum
| bla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-rhe American
brig William Robertson from Havana
arrived at pass A fOutre this evening
having on board twenty three coolies 9th
er shipments Of small numbers have already
arrived and are at work on plantations.
The city currency is recovering from the
depression, some brokers purchasing o.
three per cent. discount. Over 800, 600 hs,
been Withdrawn from circulation and de
! stfOycd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
Cincinnati Market.

telegraph July %.
Flour and Whea,-Dull, supply better not
much do,e pri.ss otA5ur 25c lower.
Corn.-U nch.nged 40 J., 75c.
Os,s-Be,,er supply easier; No. at s7@
S.
Rye-puil. droooiug No. at l.ss@l.3s.
Co.ton-yo, o.irrei middling held Il 81
small sales 10 srinucrss 20.
Whisky-Unchanged !,
Mes, Pork-Firm.r no sellers below 24.oo,
and but little offered u, taa'.
Bulk Meats-Firmer
Shoulders Held at II
sides .isi3 BUYERS offer &c less.
Bacon >. Firm and unchanged.
Lard-Firm, Ii. .c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, July 26-There was q heavy
rain storm here to-day, with indications OF
continuance.
The crops in the interior are all looking
well
AUGUSTA, July &c Two colored chill.
dren was struck dead by lightning to day.
Freedmen are holding meetings through
out the State to which addresses are being
made by the radical speakers Black and
White
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, July 26.-The match be-
tween Dexter and Brown George and maze
for $a5o0. on the Washington irot,ing park
this afternoon, was won hy Dexter IN three
straigh heats Time, 22o3 2.22s. and 2:22
Col. Spragues Narsganeett park VIII he
opened on Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day of next week. when $4,000 will be
competed for by a field of thirty horses, EN-
braclne some sf the best known To the turf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
Chicago Markets.

By Telegraph. July 81.
FIour-uarket weak and without stability =
winter xtra II COG 9. IS: spring extra '56a
l0. 90; unsound 6.500sl 90.
Wheat Market quiet and without import
ant change; No 2 ranges i'o@i. ~ rejected
Corn~No. /. 81; No. ., ssA.c
Osts-Nominal, at s. I"c.
Rye-esc for No l, and ss@97c forNo .. n
Shoude,s--ll@l 3c'.
Loose Siaes-Scarcr, q: lie for sao-, ribbed:
l5c for clear do
Inrd-Act,ve AMI better, st ~.
! Wool--Ssles of ire nic ium fleece washed a.
medium SIC common tl1 washed tue aeec,
washed As coarse 80 unwsshed II; fin,
white illinois iac.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

By Telegraph July ".
Cotton Firm. 2-@g.i
Flour-l0G20c lover, chiefly new an mar
ket; I 95alle0 for extra State; 9.I51ll.2!
for Round Hoop Ohio
Whest-Heayv, 2@3c lower; 2 90 for No.
Milwtu ee.
Corn--lc better: lo29l o5 for new mixet
winter ss@sl for ansound 9s@l.o2 fol
kiln dried.
Osts-rirmer ssds5 for western.
Pork-Dull, iesvr. l3da@23.I5.
Lard-firmer. II. gls1l.
Petroleum-Quici.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
C,.icn.oli.e asecis Marker.

nv Telegraph July 81.
Heys Received - ? clock % cars sales %
"a cafs AZ gsOg6 tor eomn0a to good, and
=, sne1 /. % frextrs. os car loads oi choi .
fresh receipts. al an Average Of 2sog $40 pounds,
brought 10
Gail, Received - " o'clock 2 car. there
is no new feature TO note; sales were ,rihng and
exclusively to city butchers; the following are
the nomiosl quotations extra steers averaging
/. 800 lbs. at 25I7 IS; prime steers, averpg.
ing 200 lbs, ct s.25@7 70; medium steers. av-
erssing / .o5odl ,l5a los, at q .55a575; com
mon grades. intending bulls. stays, dry COWS
and st ok steers, 3 5uett %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
mUMpmREv's
Hommopathic SPECIFICS

u~-.a...... -
lIAtE proved. from fhe n'o,s s"p,e 80. 1880
" eaiirc snocssr snple' e'n's ~ .1ss
The are 'ne 49, ~, nj esnsuf he made n
nsI,s il.tn 70 harmless to be free from danger.
and 20 siieient AZ 10 he always reliable. They have
rnisss IN, highest communication from eli. and will
aiwsvr rcs..s z salts faction. Cents.
Ne Curas F'evers Congestion. ........... ?,
:. 3 F." NJ orSnr. Worm lever. worm collie. "a
" = +" C'i.NirI collie. heefhirg 81 infants..... -
" " ID4arrnoxsa Of chtidron o. aauits..... .
g. " ftVseufer.x- t}rfpiur HiIioas cs,lic -
=" q Il" s,fas,ls.f..- NJ or.f,is.a Neusrq. 20
" " Coughs colds rretrasi,Is W. ~ ~
"a > a. Neural rria Toothscae Fscrsrhe -
" 80 Irpagiae.hs.ss. Sick load chc.,.. Is
II . ss,,f ,s,5,s,,i e-i.i. Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

FOR - AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS fo- figures broad and busly,
HATS fer strsight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look commanding;
HATS for walking. riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in,
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting, sailing,
HATS grease-proof, In storms unfailinR.
HATS air>chamber-1, Smiths lining.
HATS with which to cut . shine IN;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired BY lovely woman;
HATS with which room to enter,
HATS for scores or Wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors.
HATS low-crown, your knowing casloss
HATS Oft aent hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses Sigh for,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailors.
HA s that grace the work for tailoss;
HATS that would saint entico.
HATS, prime Hats, q any psissi
HATS THAT = HATS
At 9nn1th'0
sign of Dlaclx near.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
john sssss.B.. Va. e..

aarK AuagsoN ArH IOWA CAvALar
HAVING uEEs ENGAGED IN TUE PhAC
II tce OF Medi Inc and sorgery for the last
TwsSrr rvs rrARs IN rus SrArr. has p.rman
satiy located Ia tins city and oilers his probes
eio1a services to the citizens OF Davenport and
vicinity. and lopez Oy his long experience viii
Abe lreaseA of tnc climate, 10 merit aud r.csiv.
PARTON OF public patronage.
Vice corner oil Tniri aud brady, over Lind
ssv's irwelry Store. residence IN what YVES for
merly known u the Fulton House. on Water
street above III. bridge iun.2T dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

,r.,.->.-. YeEsTlsT ofice In FORESTS nipck.
~ opposite J.. - corner 81 and Per
tifrtSs<sAsS ~ streets. Has had over u YEAR,
10y practice IN this city. Has the com
rtcie hpar fa. fyr manufacturing and administering
NitrDnr Dklie OF Gas inf painless operation ~ ~
trsrting ffsth JaniHiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
DIR. q. ~. MINER.

- xss..s~ Cor "a and BRADY 81
- g. opposite Davenport Ma
fS-'- $500 \ tlanGi bank
Having bad an expsr-
NEFfF'H@..sA.1 ss-sS ifare uf 10 years IN the
~ ~ practice Of Dentistry
mn coAhdert OF givipP
s,~-fect satisfaction Ii YOU expect good WORK
...nIar - reed practitioners only. sg2sly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
STEVENS HOUSE.

STEVENS kHOCSEe
Ell, 80. % e. =. Broadway. N. "
Opposite Bowling Green,
On the European Plnn.
TIE STEVENS HOUSES well and widely known
TO the travelling public. The location IL especial
iy suitable 20 merchants and business II IL in
Close proximity TO the bush yar OF the ciys
the highway of the Southern and Western travel and
adjacent to all the psncr al Railroad and Steamboat
tcpois.
The evene Horse has liberal accommodation for
over sUD gucsts-r Is well furnished. and poseesss
every modern Improve mcnt for tire comfort aud en-
teftainmens OF lite inmate-. The rooms ere epscious
aud we'll ventil.ted- provided with gas and water
the attendance y prompt and sespectfulano the T.
bic y CsDesoUoy pfcviced With ever doneoy Of ~
sesoCn-at 0ooeeaae rates.
iyeAm emo. Z. OaA0D Z 90 rVoou3eono
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CLAREyDON HOTEL,

CLARENDON HOTEL,
CINCINNATI OHIO
3 L. CRivrHspss 4 Co PaorafRsoas.
Having leased the property known NJ the Walnut
street lilo ise. and completed our improvements upon
.he same is now thorough re-furuished. Painted.
.afpe.ed and In most excellent condition, and viii
Ir'" TINS cate be the CLAsK~pcS Horr. We shal
oe most nsppy to see our friends ard the tr.ve,ry
puohe' ana saaan'ee the accommodations Of the
CLARENDON 70 'e equal I" any Hotel in the City. Tel
eg.aph once In the Hotel
March ls fs5s-sprli-dtf 70.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

IpR. d. NOllMANs.

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE & SIDE
L 81 stirred ID door below liads with Dr. Bell. -
hes iruce NJ ~, 8ih street, between Harrison and
Ma nm. LLA I'M EL...aL.-rnn EALalnaucl l..
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ssls. Il. M. MORLEY.
IYOm E:ayaici3n.

nFFiCE AND RESIDENCE ON LASi
" side 81 ig,sdy Street. near 5th. first door
above the Christian church. octSndom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

.DsbGssN y. CRAWFORD.
4 TroR>Ey AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
"A Ne. yi.ie's Block. Davenport, Iowa
ssssNEsN ~. sEsatF&RSNs
ATTORNEY AT LAW. DAVENPORT, i1"A.-'
n ohre, No. :. vseic's Block. apr
w. III. SANDERS,
House Carpenter end Builder,
40 - PERRIN sTRsEr. oNk OF 1ht Noss
n ~ Hall fcrs aA shis City. aAl tFNlAfs"
a. Ill li,... a. soatrsrf tsf 4rg nurS uesien " tf
No. .i ,..rrale 81 aesfun. ltfHf Ann tpeflbca
- -. ,-ts.'..i ,..asat de-. RID meh t-1u.
Pfosa.t aitcusioa paid to orders ief JoSoin1.
PELTON q BURCIiIl.L,
HORSE SHOERS,
Sscond Street. bctween Rock Island a Iowa,
n>rf door b DR.. Boyntor's Stable.
Work done 10 a scleit'he manner and warranted
Home manufactured shoes used. good Neternery
Grs.~on connected with our rhsp. Large yard At
acAcd for accommodation Of Customers. sep12-diy
OU. w. y. PECK.
ArFICE ON THIRD STgfsr, BETWEEN
~ Brady aud Main. ~here DIR. kdler's Office
used 20. be. Office hours, To IL A N. Alto
p. N. Residence. cor. 18th aud Brady 80.
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A.,pNy< A MORTON.

physician AND SURGEON. onice. COR
l. "a aud Brady Streets, under Streeper
bAyhe's store. Residence on lath st., bet. Ira
DIV and Nam oct9d dit
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say q, 500; total $4,000 Paper. $4,000 Fronts.
according to Clark $4,000 II may well to add that
the annual injury TO the Treasury Building
is estimated at not less than ten thousana
dollars per annum, and that the loss OH
time by the sickness of the clerks OF the departments
from the vi,iated atmosphere Of tho building has been
found to be twenty-five thousand dollars per an
num- Adding these items and We shall have total Of
not less than fifty thousand dollars per annum wasted IN
the last experiments Of this enterprising Official
Farms in L0ufsiana.
The Commissioner Of the General Land once has
official Information showing that during tho months Of
January, February and March last one hundred and
fifty mine FARMS comprising in the aggregate over twenty
thousand acres added TO the productive force o.
the Of louisiana under the act approved juno
q, 1866. .H-t9raa faE
The Court Of Claims. -
In the Court Of Claims to-day Chief Justice casey de-
vered the opinion OF the Court In the Of John G.
Fremont, for the OF Jackson and Others vs. tho
United States finding slS 1913 1917 due TO the claimant
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


The De Haro Claim Rejected--sas Frasciscs
Titles Usdissurbsd--Titie by Tisuis.
NAY 13.-De Haro al, AppeIlo~ts, ae Unies
satesThs action was brought TO confirm half square
league Of land within the Mexican Pusba limits o. SAL
Francisco claimed 10 been granted by tho hexosn
government and which embraced about cne-thfrd o w
corporate limiis Of the city OF San Francisco me 49,
OF land covered bv the claim could not be
s said for $4,000 600 The facts OF tne ,,,s 80
before been stated In this paper Mr. !.s $500 bso
read the opinion OF the Court amrmps ,.ioandsd in
declaring against the claim cntifeV ~ ss.s..
title II Ia held that the De Haros were onssa IN -
only license 10 occupy, subject 70 ~ ss ~ other ~,
position OF the lands The spanish woau s.s ,hsrJ
hot necessarily imply ba. ne Zee p rant or rs,rsmsn
~ ves.so ~ s VIZ nancy that word Imports only ths4
something vas given the De asfo Out ~ c ,s nUs
any sense measure or de'er rsss, r,sa
pIssenups splulon by Mr. JusSes rS~
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NEWS From NEW ORLEANS.


The Banks and sub-Treasary In TroubIe--
Important Legal Decision.
NV ORLEANS, May 10. 1867.
Commissioners from Washington here to inquire
the affairs Of the national banks and the Sub
ury, respecting which there 10 some trouble Nothing
will be lost by the government however, and deposors
will recover every dollar
The Supreme Court today decided, by majority Of
one that for negroes sold before the war are in
valid. The decision involves many millions OF dollars
Disturbance After the Mass Meeting ON sasmr.
day Nisht-Ncgro Candidate for Mayor.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1867.
After the adjournment OF the meeting In Lafayette
square ON Saturday night disturbance occurred until
about midnight when the negroes stopped car In St.
Charles street and cleared Of lie white occupants By
showing their clubs through the windowa After taking
possession they compelled the driver 10 90 ahead
All the liquor saloons closed At IL O'CLOCK BY
order OF the Chief Of Police.
General Sheridan has issued order removing clerk
Of one OF district courts for alleged issuing OF audu
lent certificates OF naturalization.
The republicans are advocating the appointment Of
negro policemen, and there b taik OF running Mr. yor.
dan, prominent and extremely popular negro for
Mayor
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SAN FRASusco, Nay II, 1851
Dry goods are unusually dull, and importers arr
generally disappointed. Several descriptions have
undergone reduction and further decline IL ansic
paied me approaching harvsss creates demand for
burlspa Forty inches ten ounce bur'aps command
fourteen cents.
sailed ships Dsvutons ana Harvest Qusen for Liver.
pool; Jedds, for Cork and Archer, for New York.
Floor n nFn - 20 - % for California, and 80 .
- - for 0EeGoq There no abatement = the New
e lan - J5kk lAaDs ssdssa "
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

JErrG1OUN UAvlN.
Tho State Prisoner Before the Circuit
Court at Richmond.
His Body Delivered Up to the
Civil Authorities.
REMARKS OF JUDGE UNDERWOOD
The District Attorney announces that the Gov
ernmsnt Will Not Try Him This FERN.
Appeal Of Charles 0'Conor that He Be
Liberated ON Bail.
The Court Fixes His Bail at
100000.
- -s
Horace Greeley and Az Dtus schell, Of
New York, and Mr.. Jackman, Of Phil
adelphia, His Principal Bondsmen.
RELEASE OF THE PRISONER
~~>N~~~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~
He Receives the Congratulations Of His
Friends and the Cheers Of tho Crowd.
8mbarkation Of the Davis Family
for New York.
&c. NC. DC. 4.
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District Attorney Chandler said there we're eighteen
gentlemen he would qualify, in the Of 5000 each
leaving two others 70 become suretiss who would pro-
baby arrive This evening. He satisfied with the
st Of names, aud the responsibility attached TO them
He asked the Court to take recess 5000 49, Is
Mr.. OConor-I am not certain they will arrive TO-
night-may be not till tomorrow. 49, EsMn eE
Meanwhile introductons 70 Mr. Davis. and handshak-
ing continued, and there much commotion al
over the court ROOM \. ..... \. ..,a,esA s&a1a
District Attorney Chandler Inasmuch eighteen
gentlemen have offered, make objections as 70 the
iusuf1ciency OF the number ...,u..sss 80 rs4ee.
Mr.. OConor-we are waiting for two gentlemen, and
while we are waiting twenty Others willing TO take
their places. 1880 ,t... e.-.s,sa, emo afsY
The names Of the surees we're severally called, and
they repaired to the clerks desk and signed the follow
The condition Of this recognizance il such that the
said Jefferson Davis shall in proper person we'll and
truly appear ct the Circuit Court Of the United Sates for
the District Of Virginia TO be held Richmond In the
said district ON the fourth Monday Of November Aext,
at tho opening OF the Court that day. and then and
there appear from day TO day, and stand abide and
perform whatever shall be then and there ordered and
adjudged in respect TO him with said Court and de-
part from the said Court without the leave Of the said
Court In that behalf first bad obtained then the Rad
recognizance TO become void otherwise to remain in full
force
Taken and acknowledged this thirteenth day Of May,
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