Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

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NEW Ysax, New. 1.-THE Tinee w..h-
ingten spsoial says:
Dsaisl Miner tbs noesd eeoedeoe. -
- beso honde6 evse 70 o6aeerS - M
g answer The ehasgs q swindlin, ~. H H;..s
NattonAl Bank Springfield III.
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thoss elected By Congress By the H.. =. y
states % The ron Of tbs next bona. 49,
The Tsibsns's special ssys:
Sooee Unoeswooa be- condemnad CO...
sssoe Wiss's pssssnal property Cor e.,sssc..
e.oo. HialFsal ssesss b net worth The fss..si
ity..
The total nunbseof sick and vo.,s.. !.
0ovesnwsnt heepitals throuehout th. ~. =
W 10 lsss than 5000. Eight uonth. .;.,..
It was ovss 100, 600. ''''s'
Gen. Augur hes issued an order ss.h;a,
ding the whipping q negroes und.r a.,
Law Of Virginia, within the limits Of hi. n.
partmenk
The white population Of the District !,
Columosa u four TO one TO that Of the
black. The statistics Of War Department
show that there were raised two bIacL "a
one white soldiers. The whites furn;.hsd
1850 soldiers, almost sntirsiy bv dr.f,;ns
while the blacks Furnished over 300 M
nearly Ill we're volunteers, yet durin. m.
war It was impossible for negro u -.
the city without;A passport.
Gentlemen Of intelligence Who hav. ina,
returned from the South, states that : i.
the intention Of most Of the States - -.
propriate pensions to rebel officers and ii.
diers wouded during the rebellion. No an.
| preparation il to b made for Southern
Union soldiers.
The HerAld's Washington special saws:
We understand that Preston King has
resigned his position. Col. Port, OF M
York, who is to take his place il nol
known.
The mastering ont Of detachments Of III,
Veteran Reserve Corps in the District O
Columbia begins to day.
Gen. Logan will not accept the mission
| to Japan, under any circumstances.
The Worlds specia' says:
A telegram received from Gov. Holden
indicates that he is elected by small ma
jority.
A large number Of pardon seekers will
the President, were day notified that b
could not be seen for two days.
Gen. Baker admits an error in the pub
lished date Of Mrs. Writes attempt to pois
on her husband, bat asserts the circurn
stance transpired substantially az set forth
He also notified Gen. Holt of the affai
within an hour of its occurrence and ha,
previously II formed Col. Chapman that il
his opinion she would poison him II allowe,
an opportunity.
The Worlds special says:
A senator who called upon Gen. Grant
day or two ago. demonstrated with him f.
Keeping so many general officers in servic
unemployed, he replied that he had sewers
weeks ago made out list to be mustere,
out, but that they were hanging fire in tn
War DEPARTING, t, or some other place.
Secretary Seward yesterday completed ii
important dispatch to ous Minister to Eug
land.
Large numbers Of volont""- 80 : = ''''>s'
s Ssssy.three assistant engineers wer
mustered out in October.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Hartford
of yesterday says that it has been inform
ed semi-oficially that . company Of Ma
rines from Canada crossed into Maine fol
the purpose Of arresting dcserters. Some
refused to return with the officers and u
application was made to the United Ststei
authorities to have them given up whicf
was refused and there was danger Of at
outbreak and Hancock's corps VAS ordered
to rendezvous in Maine. The company At
tached to Hancock's corps in that city left
for Augusta, Me-, on Sunday evening.
The Hartford Post says:
A company left this city on Sunday for
Augusta. 1t Is rumored either to proven,
Fenians invading Canada, or to prevent the
British soldiery from capturing deserters
from that army who have fed to the Uni
ted States.