Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04
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Washington special says, H 1sssa,
haili II IL Wiftz tial Coos - b hae
just returned from ~ South, wlssejh WA
sent By The Govesyfnent ts subnIh Wit
nesses for The def1nce octhe MAJ bss fofahout
sixty rebel emefs AID men VI tsssf ar.
nished BY WeJ(x. Cgnsiderale Pc din dlty
was ezperisnq(d BY NJ. Ensrt Fin dirg
The witnesss9( - thJy were q u ovsr
the States q NORTH and South Cag inas,
Alabama, florida, And Georgia, an3 mum.
Der wsre 1und tolbsve lOund 70 ~ gone
70 Texas, /hexice and Eurote. EOy Of the
list Of col but ssIwere fou3d Al n whom
are now bn theft way 70 4is ~hy. Many
Of the ef rebel bfioers wl1e fearful that II
they co)he 70 Mashinekot they would be
arrested and tlaced ip cob 6nsment the
Govern nsnt, and it/was het snsil y ~ had
received due assp4ance, Hat thf would
come oSt from their Hing plaft. The
list Of tESus1ound emb bees the 1ames Of
officers Of Ill grades. fdn tie n Of Col.
down. and also nq6b}r Of priv 10 sol Tiers.
Most Of those sumkon@d servef Nth Vertz
while he w. in lomuk Ind Of A4SA1b lville
prison. The syttler. fommjssary y d quar-
termaster Of A6dersot ville sss among
The D ss"si Il ,sjoorl i. .A,he,h tn. dit.
ferent milit4y comhandsD( cbeerfully co
operated win Mr.. Emers(h, 96d gave him
every assistance il disc(xaSihg and SUM-
moning thVtWfpeSseB. ---->
~f6e (opafs for postal service in IA
soush eins ede with railroads and
fifty n c{nk56we} thas before the war.
In ~ css{ n, scf sOw gid for service
Toy Which te sovfr1hent he 1l5s, 900,
6<e years 70. In (Aj6ther ~ $4,000 (
fIar ago, Us thu paid fof (srrying the
mails 10 ftmall IN OARceI wbere t6s re-
-ss;pAs~ 6ss-SsG 1 l00-e1heii -
United 4: !: STATE: :ssss:s T.; If III, II:
graf. a.a s1| s b b0u Unite.
that over hs III Sims edf Il the Pension
Once are p .en By ~ General Agent
Of the Conn issi\1 ~ lie Central depot
in this city Ip Il h14lh Of August last,
5000 claims ere ~ y Mr.. Forbes, agent
Of the Sanitary comm Ieion, for the collec.
ton of soldiers claims
The total number Of nSVN prize claims
presented at the 4th Auditor office for ad
justment in the month Of Au hst last, were
$2,5O6, Of which t1,738 wer2 duly settled
by the payment Of $ls2, - I'd
The amount OF natiQ1al Eur ency issued
by the Treasury Dep(Ttin{ It the week
ending Sept. I'd. VII q, bl !, 20. and the
rr. nj total ;.s,,ad ~ 40 al . $3.50, ooo
The total amount Il certi Eate Of indebted
ness redeemed a the bu1 au redemption
in the Treasury Depart lent Tor the week
ending Sept. I'd, was 81, 9S I62O, and the
amount Of mutilal 4 currei y destroyed in
the same psriod, - A6.l0. g.
The Herrld's ChaflOston cS5SesF5p dent
says:
Gen. Hatch has returpSd from the com
mand Of the military j11(rict Of Charleston
and has been tcmpa1arily succeeded ov
Gen Bennett, the 49, eSnmandsyin the
city. N
The election meubers Of Ibe State
Convention is t4'take place 10 AZ and the
South Carolin9hs were considsvly animated
by their prepef stions for the S<ent.
The Worl4s special saysJ
The recon mendetion Of the late mass
meeting in Bfehasond thatsinilar meetings
should be held throughout the State Of Vir
giuia is being carried OFT. They have been
called in several counties. One held on Fri
day at Halifax Oovft House formed resolu-
tons accepting the abolition Of slavery IS an
accomplished fact, pledging their efforts for
. full festorsti~n of the Union. and endorsed
thS Recommendation policy Of Prelident John.
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says: /<
to proceed Red se, and eize on behalf
and for beng Z the Fte, all the cot
; ton gss7 Eh, Ss,. s'' formerly the
Car Semi 8. Of Ala of pirate notoricty,
and hieAas Re still New Orleans.
Concerning the q erences between Gov.
sh.rA-y. VI Mss nRsn. s'oeu", this
correspondent says:
To the Governor rcmonsl nee at Wash
ington that the military refus( to honor
writs Of habeds corpus issued by local
judges, Secretary Stanton replie( that al
although the President has apj Pinted a
Provisi' nal Governor, rtial la is still
predominant in tho SITE, lnd it is The duly
Of the national militaft fol to pr berve or.
der and deal out just &c, for The &C bmplish-
ment Of which impo| Eant objects Ie people
of Mississippi have not yet del Illustrated
their ability or disp( ition. Is thought
that the result Of Il misu1 erstanding
will be the resignation 9 fcy Sharkey.
New Yonk ,septemy Pastoral man
ifestoes to t)fr Aocts from three Metho-
dist Bishop IL the South, and from the
Episcopal i Jhop o(Allbama, are publish
ed. They ecognif tpe unmist tai: fact
Of the i.lts to d1oy ~ political S.;1 aaou unity
cheerful Aubmisside |to NJ powers that be
acquiet tensd in a)tke Results Of the war,
and y Eetuzf to ebod citizenship urder the
Natjde byHment But they are more
untfamm( Ned 6n ths object Of church re
union fin their NbFtbern brethren, claim
ing Naf the lattsI h,fe repulsed previou,
adj JlnIes made fifth This object, and insis
ttkt future prdpos,k must come thsnce.