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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Lots with front on the N. b r. n n. md
1870 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines strceis,
with frame Office and stable first rats location
Tor lumber yard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
THE q REAT CURE FOR
All Diseases 81 the Stomach, l4iv.
err and Bowels
llubbel's Superior Old
CABINET BRANDY, (MedicAted ,
UNEQUALLED REMEDY FOR

Diarrh8a, Summer Complaint. Cholera Morbus.
Grpug Pains in the Bowels. Cholc and Chronic
DiarrhGa. II, IL highly approved by theMedic
al Faculty for change of W ater and Diet. Used
with great success in the Army Hospitasin vio-
lent Case. vr o"-''';- ni.--hna. This prepare
pressly for medicinal use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

ifritate and breach the kidneys, and BY constan
use 5000 lead TO chronic degeneration and con.
hfmed disease
We present the Constitution Water 70 Che pub.
!ic with the conviction that il has no equal 10 re-
i.eving the class Of diseases for which il has bees
found 30 eminently successful for curing: and w
trust thst We shall be rewarded fcrs0uf. efforts In
placing 20 valuahle . remedy in sbrm y meet
the requirements Of patiess sad physicias.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

DAxvilLs. Pa, June 2, 1862 Dr.. Wa, b. Qrasg
-Lsae Ssr lin Feb. 1861, vas sMicted viK
thaa two galioss Of watss il twshty -louS hour I
was obliged 70 ges ~ - often Tn o. twslve tissa
during the night, aud 10 five mosths loee sbou1
my pounds in weight. During the month Of Jul, !.
1861, procured two bottles u Consultation Va.
ter sd h tsO dsys after using Il experienced
relief, and aftef taking tw0 bottles wes eatseiy
cursd, SOON sitss regaining my usual good besiti.
Yours truly, J. v. L. DE- WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Horace Waters Music Establishment
right Pianos, MelcdeOns, Harmonious and Ku-
lian Organs, are known as first class Instruments
Warranted for FIVE years, Prices reasonable
Wholesale and retail Also Csbihet Organs.
second han Pianos and Melodeons at prices from,
SEQ to &25o.
The Horace Waters Pisios are know . amone.
the very bcsf.-IN. Y. Evangelist
W. can speak u the Horace Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge. q Of the very best
[Christian tatelligenccr.
The largest stock u Sheet Music, in the q. 8.
Music books. and ~ kinds Of Musical lnstru-
meiffs, and Music Merchandise II the lowest
rates. HORACE WATERS.
febQ2- d&w1t @E 4a1 BrOaGwav. n n. si
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

known remedy fnr S;gI.I.. ."J -. 49,
confidence tha, Il is specific as ~ have that opi
has cured svsfr esee I. ~S;cs n ."d' y
STONE IN THE nj. ADDER CArrr1v TIC
HRAvrr npfrW 1,T,Cr, Nrs,1rSm 49,
0nAsLl', nKaCk DUST DEPOSIT,
EIC., ETC.,
-
Diseases arising from faulty secretion in the
other 'ss y
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C0NSriS syriUN ~ .TEn
Constitution WATER
CONCENTRATIONS WATER
TIE ONLY Known REIEDY FOR
Ill Ss!.s Known Known k kssEDf f FSk
THE0NLY KNOWN REMLDY FOR
nra---r
lhkiIAIION OF The NECK OF THE
BLADDER. NATURALIZATION or
TAE KIDNEYS CATAppu
ms MIR ~ 1.s,rs
W Anh DLADDhh.
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sin'
gle dose has been known . r6lieve The mose n.
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the beck and through the 6ipsi A
relieve you like magic.
pHYSTC1 No
Hava long sincsd given up the use Of buchu. %.
beb4 and Juniper IN the treatment Of tHose dc.
remedy.
rn...sss..ss> rmn..
sss~ssOss ~ WV
Has proved itself equal 10 The task thss hes d
volvsd aoon t;,,,ur-u
-
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~. sJVs .s.o J" CHROME degeneration and con-
Nv NJ . e,ss c.......
present TIE Constitntion Water to ne pub
nc with The conviction that i has no equal IN re-
ssns .ne class o. diseases tor which u has bess
.oana 20 eminsntiy successful Tor curing and We
sIuss '".. ~ sne', De rewarded icr.Our-enorss IN
placing 90 valuable remedy in sbrn v meet
sue lsaa''sn''a's o. pa''ea' .sa phr''c'as.
nrAn, nraA, ~ra~.
AhAWS EADS It,
DAxyarls. Pa. June 1852 Dr.. NJ. u H.,
-Dear So In F~b lSSI, "a sfS;cted g2tk
sugar diabetes, and for I've months pSssed moe
". oslixsa % xss - = ss.n .. = rSss.
ANY pounds X weight. During a. month 81 IL
1851. procured two bottles 81 (onett ~ =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Lot corner OF Perry and Filth streets, e feet
front Ga Railroad, and 15N feet front on Perry
street. ~ i tie best pssitloaIn Tho cisy fof %
elevator.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
CITY PROPERTY!
FOR SALE,


Lot corner Perry and Ffhh street. Slxl6O,
now occupied q ) coal yard. has good railroad
facilities, and il suitable for stores, warehouses,
or mills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

proprietor
KkOMER'S MEDICINES sold Oh around the
woeid. Every Druggist keels the above articles.
, 1865-09-03

Gold-T7lc Long 1slnnd Railroad MUIR
:. der-Fertlfct or the Corunet's Jury.
NEw-Yonx, Sept. 2-Go1d rather casfer. The
payment Of $l,319,e59 in gold upon 1910 Coupons
due yesterday, Will temporarily augment the Bnp-
pfy. 1t ls NOT expected that the requirements for
d1it{es NiI be 20 large this month as In August,
md LIQUID the SubTreasrf5 continue Its sales, the
tna1krt may be kept easy and the pre1ni stnt1on
aty. The quotation this morning his been 14sA{4
lie Coronera Jury In the Gaze Of the collision on
The Long Island Railroad have rendered verdict In
substance ts follows: That the collision Vas pro-
duced By lhe cateJeesness OF r ]. Race, conductor
OF the mail traln snd Jacs White, engineer Of the
express Irniu; that Louis C. Sands and Daniel F.
Chase arc not considered responsihle; ccn-
curing Ollrer Chantock, President OF the
Irregular manner Ii which the trims are run,
and consider hin indirectly responsible for the
catastrophe. Two Of the Jurors ind Daniel
F. Clate, engineer OF tho mail train, aleo guilty
Of careletsnees. Another juror finds Louis e.
Of cate]eseneaz. Three Other }urots fnd r. ].
Race, conductor, md Daniel f. Chase, engineer Of
The mail trim guilty Of cazelcssnese and tnatten
lion TO 1heir duty, and recommend that more def
mite rules be sdopted for running irregular trains
Sheriff Snedekcr who Wts ono OF the jury, declined
voting On the question Of The general 1ntsmanagc
meut Of the running Of The Trims, and the ntcom-
Trodafion Of passengers, upon the ground that It ts
IN improper question for the 1ury to determine the
only proper question being: wns the roaa mfstnau-
aged that day, and II 20. ky sfhoml q. c. Mckee,
another Juror, cpncul1cd In this opinion.
new 9oNK, Sept. e,-Gen ADdrew ]. Smith,
commanding the 18th army cetpa, Issued, On the
sth rlt.. at Montgomery, Ala. an order announcing
the dteOfutfpu of the Orr9uiZatiupx
, 1865-09-03
THE GULF STATES.

Loufsi&na-Alabama- ama-Texas-mc1ico.
new QHLEASs, August 30.-Cottol dull. one
Thousand bales were sold yesterday. Sugar and
molasses yesy dull Frcsshts acsiYe u seEen sig6:s
half 10 seven-elsbts discount.
The steamer Reindeer, Of Mobile, blew up at the
bead Of tue Regaiettss thts evening, Wcns5-hSe
1he t.ea;ner l. I. Hoyet, sS % ION % Sew York, had
The Matamosas RnaeA<ro SAYS thers is much
sickness among the negro troops. Matan1oras Is
The brownsville R<pu1<ioua Of the soth contains
letter from Cortlnas, claiming that the juasez
its Who wc7e eseorttns trafn; also list the In.
peial refuforcementa aent out ftom hfafatno1as
Nete defeated by ener1las.
General Sheridan was at Galveston On the 18Th.
Governor Hamilton, Of Texas. has issued proc.
o al S1epg h' sses e. t. 3
hui only those loyal to the United states. !,
Ez-Gosesnor MurEah died at Monterey on the
Robbers md burglars continue In md a1ouna
The Anetn fategigaaeer tays the. IndIans cams
down within thirty miles Of that city,. mntdeffns
Nsw cotton Is coming in pretty tree!y at Houston:
IRe Pe!ts Of Iasaeeo aud 1ndiano1awefe opsned
Judge Dasaet, the drst President Of Texas, Ttll
Davis. e..
A large force OF United States infantry Uers d
T1ctorta and other points.
l. Movements 10 present Gen. Hood with aome
steaa, hare been inapgurated at San Antonio.
Wigth1 has gouo 70 Acrico.
gees leetdtng at Monterey, with The exception 9
seventeen, by Imperial decree arc ordered 70 DOM
Gle at San Ius Potosf points further ~ tne m
le1lof. 6helby II in tho Inferior. len. Htndmn
has gone 10 practice law at 3altil1o. E,aoT. Alien
/ Of Louisiana, Is ut San Luis Rotosi.
| TTo hundred Chasscu1s dAfiQue had dz1avaQ
, 1865-09-03
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT III
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
THE WERZ TRIAL,
Some Very Important
Testimony.
GOOD REPORTS FROM THE
TENNESSEE FREEDMEN.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Good News from the PInlns-The In
dams NIore Pcaceable--Arc Anxious
10 Trcat for FeAce-The ex-Kebtl
Troop&-Thc Fcntan Imbroglio-Tiey
Virtually Rack kDown-Mcxfco, DC.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1Iibune.1
ST. LOWS, Sept ?.
Gen Pope has received very favorable accounts
nom the plains, conceruIng the Indian tronbfcd.
From Gen. Su1y, commanding In the Northwest to
Gen. Sanbo-n Of the Southwest, accounts ar IT.
cc,ved that the Indians are more peaccablc, and
treating for pe.manent peace Coz. Corners eSpi'
dltion to Powder River has been great fnccets,
and the Indians are Thoroughly snb5ngatca. Many
Of the troops now On ihc plains viii return eastward
this tall. md be mustered ont The zebe, regiments
hare done and arc doing, admirable service On The
plains, and deserve credit Accordingly. The
createet fear IL that the Indians, being iable ia
starvation thid winter, cannot he collected frto
colonies on the reservation before the win.y season
sets in.
We learn from good authority thst neither Ken
tneH Fleet Wing nor Aaterold, will come to TIL!
city, to contend fpr ths great $4,000 purse On Ii,
| Iaclede Coutse. -.
Ills announced that the Ftnfans viii not seek II
! enter tho cemetery tomorrow, On account OF ~
| Arehbishop's prohibition. Pending the excltemen
for few days, The Fenians bare received large &C
| cess1onE to their Eunls.
The lev Southern Ho<el ~i1l be opened ne1
Tuesday.
| Only ten miles Of the Missouri md Pacific rail
road is now finished. The work l. going aaea
| rapidly On The re1natndG-
I Ihe Roely Mountain !Ss.es, At Denver; Of tat
dste. sayr: "A gentleman just rom Fl paso, Ne1
Me.tco. rrpo;r.. ;r.s e the French marching On Chin,
hua that Juarcz bad collected m the transport:
/ <sn,, 1a eonTd and rNS ranf6iF G4f1iUH back q
, 1865-09-03
JANIS T. LKwrs.
lCcNV FAIEcn1ID.
FROM DES MONIES.

MilltnF3-RuneFal Db.equ1e* 10 the late
Gen. Crocker-f2ov. Stonc-Ex-Eoy.
Observation-Disclosures General George
Wallace JoDee.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuna.l
DEs MONIES. Sept. T.
The Sith infantry arrived at Davenport yesterday,
and the 9Th cavalry Is expected at Clinton today.
The remains nt Gen. Croker reached Eesada at
twelve o'clock to~day and will be here this creu-
ing. Religious services Will be held at the Court
nousa tomorrow +. $50 p. H., and Al four
O'Clock the procession nil form. The MIL
ltary md citizens will be nndef the COM
uaand Of Gen. J.. n Tutt1e, md the Lite Gen.
Croker Will be laid In his last earthly resting
place with mtlitaty honors. In The meantime tho
body Of the dead. alter remaining eho.t time at
The latc residenrc Of Gen. Crocle7, win be takea to
The Court uonse hall, in charge Of Company .,
Secund 1ona, and there remain In state until the
time Of forming the funeral procession.
eECoAD DISPATCH.
Coz. Stone speaks at Booneshoso, today, sad ex-
Gov. Eiskwood 1T Council Bluffs. The 1rpozt that
DrigadIer General George Wallace Jones declines
to ttunp the Stato With Col. Benton, Is contra
aicted, and II Is positively asserted thst thes Will
tlaYel together,
, 1865-09-03
Tho Triangular Fight
g.. GREELEY, WEED, bLAIE.
fFrn1n the Cincinnati Gazettee.1

Thcec distinguished pcrsorages hare Just
appeared before the public in a contest very
Ike the triangular duel In which Midshipman
Easy fought. hlr. Greeley remarked, IN SUBJ
stance, that the arrangement for the fall con.
yentious bore the marks Of the same hand
that engineered the defeat OF General Wals-
worth Tor Governor, Mr., Weed recognized
tue soft impeachment. and ca1ne out With q
letter Of several columns In the Tines, deny
ng that he caused Wadsworth defeat, but CIV
ng reasons for II that showed it was Fory
agreeable to hls feelings, and 1n effect fully
then depressing at great length and upsetting
d buckbaeket Of foul party Linen, and over
hauling Mr. Grecley's record, to prove that In
the beginning be was for nutl-cocrcion. and for
letting the Wayward alsters 60 IN peace, and
20 on. 80,
out comes Montgomery Dlair with speech
long ruminatea IN his tranquil retirement, de-
liveIed before small and doubtless bewil-
iicrcd circle ct Clarksyii1e,, Maryland, but
looking through the press for an audience, In
which be charges that Mr. sewara was virtu.
ally Premier during the last three months Of
Buchanauts Administration that he endorsed
Buchanan, by which secession was allowed to
overthrow the United States Jurisdiction in
the South, and to arm and fortiy itself; that
be paltered with the Southern Commissioners,
md pledged to them Fort Sumter Wonld not
be REINFORCED or pruyisfoned that he got by
deceit m order from the President for the
Powhatan for some other use, and thereby de-
tached her from the expedition for the relief
Of Fort Sumter, aftcr the Secretary Of the
Navy had ordered her on that seryice-a fact
which the President was ignorant of-where-
by that expedition had no vessel fit to force
nj entrance, and thereby WIS made aboftivc :;
that he caused the fort to be held inactive
Willie Beau1esnrd built his batteries and that
Il was IN Difference to him that Gen. Scott ID
yiscd its surrender, and to "let our errirg
sisters depart In pence" because he believed
That 31r. sewatdss non-rcsistance policy had
zone 80 far that II was too late for defence,
and 80 on.
When the intimate relations between III:
Weed and NJ: Seward ase thought en, md
n n lis IS course It that tine, md has done g
ever since, the force Of this SHOT In Nr. Weed 8
hank, whilc he was aiming bis biunderbnss Mt
3lr. Greeley, Is palpable. And Nj. Blair fur.
thcr quotes Mr. Weeds statement made at
that time In the Albany Estn5ng Jouraat,
concerning this negotiation between Mr. s.
ward and Governor Campbell, Who was nct-
ing Is go-between for 1 the S Southern Commts.
eli n JEh1Fh
, 1865-09-03

Presidential PurdonA-Htc1anou G.
Nominated for ConEFcBs-H111fo
p. Communication

Presidential PurdonA-Hlc1a.noud City
Nominated for ConEFcBs-R211foad
Communication.
new Yong. Sept 2-Tho H1,a&d't Richmond
CORE sponent eays: Mt is strongly believed here
thas tie Presidents pardon viii ultimately cazTy
property hitherto regarded as abandoned, and noT
IL tho possession Of The Frcedmeu's Bureau. 80
''1hc military authorities have expressed vii
lsngpesa to turn oTcF the city government restoring
it 10 the Mayor and Common Council.
..A1ex. H. Il. Stuart. Secretary Of tho intcrior In
Fillmnre's 'Cnbinet has been nominated for Con-
gsess from the Staunton district"
WAsH1xoros, Sept. 1.-THE Superintendent Of
Construction Of the Orange Alexandria railtoad
says lhs road 10 Lynchhurg is now In fn1l working
that the route ftom Lynchburg ya Gordonsyille, Is
tbs only ono by rail from the former place TO Rtch-
staunfo on ard to ISnchburg, nnd beyond L 1ynchburg
10 Bristol, in Southwestern virginia or East Ten.
neteee. In several weeks the fold beycnd Driatol
Nill be finished, when the communication will be
cCUDiete to New QrfeaDe.
, 1865-09-03
Tragedy In Attx14 Comfy RIiss.-Tsg0
Men Shot Dead In 4 Store.


Through young gentleman who has just
come from Bluff Springs, Attala county, Miss,
We learn Of terrible, coWard1y double TRUCE
dy. Hc states that on last Thursday, while
A. R. Baird, Esq, (late law partner Of 7. D.
Mallory OF this city) and Nj. William Coffcy,
his partner, were seated In their store quietly
conyerstDE together, they were approached
by two men, William Allen and Greer. and
without word or warning of any kind, were
shot down. Baird dying Immediately, and
Codey living two hours.
Baird Is well known nnong our citizens,
and bears high reputation among his nsso-
clates In law IN this city. Some time ago. Mr,
Baird and partner bought large stock of
goods and took them to Yazoo City, from
whence they were taken to Bluff Springs and
opened store The two deceased not only
sold goods, but traded great deal in cotton,
und had bought some seventy balcs, Which
were set On ire through the two murdczers,
as had been proven By the confessions Of @
negro, who said these men had paid him to
coming to these assasslns, they justly feared
that suit would Immediately be brought
against them, taking this bloody course to
prevent it. Our informant states that affairs
are not IN rery pleasant condition IN that
section, Old 1nlmositles nre frequently
rcsurrected and lead to bloody fays, but,the
whole Of this sad affair grew out Of an antip-
athy these men had against any person coming
thera and BpecQ1ating in cotton. This feeling
led to the first Depreciation, and 1Tas the root
Of the sequel
We also learn that the d1y before this oc-
CURED man, whose name NC could no! learn,
was killed at Vests Station, a short distance
from Bluff Springs.
, 1865-09-03

DC.
[speeial Despatch 10 the Chicago EFIbune.l
SrHyar1LD, Sept. 2.
By special order from The War Department, d.
ted August -, Camp Douchs, Chicago. wtll be
discontinued as point Of rendezvous for feturnIng
troops, and broken up Immediately. All property
ard funds belonging to the eubsisteuce, ordnance,
or Other supply departments, Will be turned orcr 10
the Quartermaster's Department, and ihe guards
and officers on special duty at said rendezvous will
be subject to the orders Of The chief mus tering
Office III this city. Gen. oakes ts charged With the
execution OF the above order
Petitions from regiments In the field azc being
constantly received By The Governor p1ayIng Ills
Excellency to use, bis Influence with the War De-
partmcnt towards the procuring Of their dlschazgc
from the tesyice.
:. The subscriptions to the national Lincoln NOM.
ment fund daring yesterday amounted TO Fal8.
, 1865-09-03
BOSTON.

Sad Accident-Flre on the Worcester
RaIlrond Depot.
BoefoN, Sept a.-Miss McGregot, daughter Of
James McGrtsor, President Of The State Bank Of
this city,, wat accidentally ehot ut North Conway
II. u, yesssrday, and disd instantly.
fre hroke out Inst night In the upper stories Of
the Worcester X It. depot occupied By Buckley d
Co., furniture manufacturers, and destroyed prop
e1ty to the ra1re OF <1:,O01 Insured.
, 1865-09-03
CHICAGO. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1865.

Fan LHis Potosf, and asserted that the enemy
"onid ertieavor 70 capture seamp1las.
Icttcrs tfor pauphiu gire accounts Of N Indian
city.
preparstions for tho Franco Mexican expedition
ny, Commander Chief Of the first division or the
French don Corps. had started for Durant,
his future headquarters,
yantages d Northwest Mesico. - no seported bJ =
!; Private despatch tfom San Franctseo
~, 1oG!s, Sept. At Is sAid that The I'm
Of the State of Sonoia md haYe undsputed posses
sion Of the surrounding country for some distanca
T. al directions That The principal portion Of the
Joined the Imperialirs, md taf Hesquieza, Tie Re-
publican Governor, deserted BY all but two hundred
Of hts men. had fed. The Impe.t8lists still held
Guaymas, and 20 Republican troops Of consequence
, 1865-09-03

TIRE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CAxAE IxpnoyE-
4Esr-1he bids for the work Of deepening the I'LL
nofs md Michigan Canal werc opened On Saturday
In the Office Of the Board Of Public Works. The
competition ia quite lively The follo~tng arc tho
bids made; those not marked a. through bid arc
only ior certan specified sections Of The work. Tho
Ephraim noIton, &c for eaEthwork. -
d; v: o.DIten = Co.. through bid, 4e tor earth
Michel Keeley s Co., through bid, 409s5c for
Michael keelcy i Co., 4ic fos earth"ork; $L6o
b. M. Dull. &c for earthwerk; s1.6s for rock
Nanny Nellson = c., G9asda s z u through bid,
Heath Chamber S Swell, through bid, 7oc for
ea.ihwnIk; f2.s0 for rocE
sngsr Steele 81 h6n.1,s for Fosk ~ xiRnos @
y. II. Douglas 8 F. 3. Gallahez, for carthwors,
'os to7 p,e sqsE tbS%a !bfSSsS Sa for e.avo.
.. 5. Green i c., ter eaz.hwosk, 4te; fer rock,
Fex, Howard 1 Walker, through bid for Garth
Masbrouck House, through bid. for earthwosk,
j. S. Boaburrh L @. Dewe1, for all rock, $s,oa.
Kelley t. Rohnsou, for all rock, f98G
Ed Donlhoe s To-, for caEshWurk, 55G6oe fof
Z /. b. BOOMER : Co., through bid, for eaztawosk,
' Il. L. Bennests M M Clintou steveua, through bid,
tof ea5hTosE @%&s &,;1 ,of r. 1osk s Is 4sS s a.
WIZ shateMt i c., % ~ ea1thwosk, Ss97se.
Derby Bs7lan{n9 d r. ~ Wssss = through bid Tor
nsstss &c fonsh s. 51sb sid e; $50
sc wil do the entife wotE for saa1@,ooo in two
years, Or q ,90o, eco In three years.
y. ?. ueas through BID for eafth"otS' sia932e :
II hieS%ond @ Hieo1es, for carthworE, $3.50; fos
rock, $2q@26a .,..ucs ,,s n, .,r,,,,
, 1865-09-03
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Nall Factl1ticx-ProSpecttvc Returns
- OF the. State
new TonK, Sept. 2.-Gov. pcHy, Of South Caro-
lima hug written 10 the Postmaster Genero etn1ing
that The railroads are IN condition TO casry als
far they extend Ind that then they will be deliver
I'd to their destination In haces. He Also says be
bns the qualification Of atating that South Carolina
IL nl loyal and taking the OATH eheerfny. and that
she " be the hrst 10 take hes place r the union,
as she Hae first 10 60 out, unfortunately.
, 1865-09-03

Proclaim ation from Cor. LcxEIs-HTlli-
tary-Pcr%ouu1-Han Comptroler4z
Ifeport-The Weather and Crops.
Especial Despatch to the Chicsgo Ttibnne.]
MApBos+ Wis, Sept.a
Gov. Lewis to-day rendered the deserved thinks
Of Wisconsin 10 her gallant soldiers, mos. OF whom
are now al home. The following is his peocla1na.
t1on:
"An AIl.wise Creator has permitted us 10 III
umph over treason. As The smoke OF battle clea,s
away, md We behold tho great work which hss
been accomplished ty, The Army OF TIC
bn1~sIL n IL d asSes, boass II ise be Rspabc @ and and
when We remember that WIsconsin's sons fotzaed d
parr Of thSe great army. and the honorable and i'm
e. 1eeo ose9 eg ssss sssn sp o e . aea
with pride, and we feel thai, the gratitude
and thinks Of our people arc due and should
part In the greatest struggle the world
interests Of this uatton but The interest Of all an
wsS @ noasaion. aH, sTants. For IL bravery wSieh
has distinguished Wisconsin soldiers In the battles
IN which they hare been engaged; soE the pAt1ios-
glllan6y Wilh which they have teene The s.ars and
tnipez, and 1he noble manner IN which thty hsve
sussained the etate and nation, / James 7; Lewis,
iose5oCs tSeSeofe Il M eeha,f of tse sfsts tenaes
10 al Wisconsin Officers and SOLDIER, Of every
grade, The hearty thanks and gratitnte ot ts leo-
living We will not forget The heroic dead; their
memories will he honosed md cheslshed by oug
people; they viii Lire in tho hearth Of thet county
isirned.> JAMS T. Lzw1s.
l5y ths Governor. Lre1cs FA1Iennn,
| . 6ctretuy Of State.
!. The voas1al publishes a letter ttoza 1depi. Gel!
Bal, Of the 3ih regtmen. and other, in refntatio1
of the charges made by some members Of tho reg
/ fnent, and punushed At Beavrr Dam, against Gen
Tom Allen, prominent nominee tas tbs ONCE Q
Set1ctary Of State, By the Union Convention, ant
in which they. out Of sbeer malice, claim that he
| unit for Office On account Of lpteupe7nnce. Thes
charges are 1alre, all who know him can testify
The 43th regiment arrived here this mornfug, AMI
were formally feee1sed BY the State anthorities.
IL published today It shnWH decrease In circn1a
tlon nps1ug the month OF rs G'5 leAsl.s tho tots
Circulation Of Wisconsin bunks fy65 4Sl. mainly *
cuzrd BY Eiseonaln bonds ann Trra.ary notes.
The i!f,h and ed regiments vera paid to-day
The 11st viii be paid Monday.
The Weatha. Is very hot today, but spicndi'
| weather for, corn, Of which there will be IN In
| uente crop in this section this season.