Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

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sn s, .sys; s...s n espisases b regard y
s.. c ~. cotton crop In niaaiasivpl. The
.,s.s:a.t;ons Of the .contendip3 armies have
,"SHII gin bO,nses, and ffneceeabloe
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' y. 49, condition, snd 'thsFs IL ! 4feat
a".:.. of seoek aud im11eSenta iedipensi-
Die 70 IL plsnsips. culture and preparation
fos nrkM. hsPlacesrs generally appear
70 ~ To eperU and prscdcasilty reqylhh
Ia for proceeding with WORK under the new
order Of things, nd IN ~ natter Of indo-
lence thu nsqvss are dspesrd - iQitate
those vho we're Formerly their tnastets.-
This correspondent thinkt that II tn pisnoF
-. ~ould set an example Of ,tS&pet6K tn
frssdmen would nee b. slew il f&lod Ing IL
!. has been illpstsstediD seHsr1 saass -
the states where the matter has been tried
There IL ! great demand for Northern over.
.a.rs "a they have much NEE Influence
nth the fresd necoeet hsn tAeA6or hsgners.
MA he plaeeers ore loffeEinG large ~ nes
n northern - y upes5htsRd thsitW Works
The Herald's Cha6leston correspondent
says: ramrr
instast atsosbs more alssNfion than any
Other subject and thu politicians are active
" y vC,k ssBong ~ people.
Men Of the Wade Hampton school, our
correspondent says, are the favoslte ceedi-
da,m for members Of the Leaislatuss Which
i a meet Oh the ssh inst. II S1Assu
The duty will deyolve upon the Legisla
ture Of electing two United States Senators,
and the general opinion . that Gov. Perry
and Mr.. j. r. Campbell win be chosen.
Gen. Bennett commanding In Charleston
has been informed Of the departure for thst
place from Northern cities Of between fur
and Eve hundred thieves 4nd men Of that
class. About forty persoiss supposed to u
part Of this gang have been arrested By
Gen. Bsnnett's orders. 1865 a-
The Times Savannah correspondent
The steamer Manhattan which arrived
Yesterday brought the important news Of Z
general instruction in the Department Of
Oajacca Mexico.
The Republican General Lieuguerra BY
his succor in TebucaD. obtaihsd greater sup
plies Of money and arms than WAS suppos-
ed, and he was able to pay and equip
large force. He is said to have collected
3l0O, 900 and 1900 muskets. = For more
than month it had been impossible to send
. mail to Oaiaica ~ m most direct and es-
sential road which pass@s through the d.
The republican Chief next e1tended hi
central lines to the5kxtent q 40 leagues.
The Times WasA,nuton spseial says
W. gave some AyA since : sta tement 9
the definite appropriations made :, tho last
session Of Congress only u be something
over 1922 ,OOO, 900, It should Be known. in
cluded as appropriations for the war and
| navy departments Of winch more than one
half will be used. thu reducing the total q
appropriations about three hsndred mil
lion dollars and coassq.setly the actual DEL
mite appropr;es ~ ~ IA ,~sn ~ NV.
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: sii dollars, V this sun should be addet
the indefinite appropriation which wer,
omitted in our 1fst statsusent. The indeti
mite appropriations are, for payment 10
borses and other property lost or destroyed
in the military service, fve.hundred thou
sand dollars. for repayment to importers
the excess Of deposits for uncertain duties,
two million two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars; for payment of debt on draw backs
bounties. etc., one million; for expensei
for collecting the revenue from customs,
two million two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars; for expense of collecting interna
revenue under the new law, eight million
dollars for allowance on draw backs on ar.
ticles on.which internal duties on tax hal
been paid, -four hundred and atty thousand
dollars for miscellaneous purposes, such
MS storage, cortage, etc, for marine hosp-
tal fund three hundred and eleven thousand
dollars interest on the public debt, one
hundred and thirty eight million dollars =
specific and indefinite. $674.76l. 06O. :.
Mr.. Huger, one of the South Carolina del
ogaton to pres. Mt the memorial for the par
don Of JEFF. Davis, being too i'll to visit the
executive mansion yesterday. The pro-
osed interview to hear the Presidents re-
ply 70 the memorial did not take place. An
informal call was made by the other dele
gates. and in brief conversation the Presi-
dent intima,ed that Gov. McGra.h could BE-
released from custody. Not . word was
said about Davis. The delegates leave here
for South Carolina to morrow evening, az
ter their interview with the President.
The abolition Of martial law in Kentucky
does not, as is supposed, settle al the dill
cultles there. The chief difficulty Of all re-
mains. Gen. Palmer, by virtue cf his mill
tary authority, gave passes to all negroes to
20 whittier they would in search Of work,
without regard to whether they we're free
By virtue efsssvics il she army Or by other
causes. - - AE
The State courts deny the validity Of his
action. rs they still recognize the institution
Of slavery Is existing in the State. end are
now emf rcing the laws which prevents en-
ployers from hiring slaves without the con-
sent Of the masters. lnnumershle lawsuits
are the consequence, while those who wish
TO procure labor are deprived Of their own
negroes by tie military authorities, and are
prevented from hiring others by the civil
authorities, and the freedmen roam the
country or congregate /, camps, become
demoralized, and either steal or starve. As
the negroes thus freed cannot by any posi-
bility be reinstated. the Only solution Of the
matter is to suspend the action Of the State
courts until the Legislature, which meets in
November, can pass the constitutional
amendment.
Kentucky is the greatest sufferer in the
South FROM the hide bound tenacity with
which she clings to > dead institution.
.
SANDY Hook, Oct. is 1890 P. M.-The
yachts Henrietta and Palmer started at pre-
cisely II o'clock this NOON on their ocean
race The last seen of them from this point
showed that the Palmer was ahead abOO. .
quarter Of mile. The wind was blowing
heavy At the stand.
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