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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
The Tax Bill.

Tho following is the form of returns to be mado by
tax.payers with the amount Of assessment
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

Rs- THE WEEKLY RECORD CAN BE PUR-
CHASED at h. P. RUGG's, Market-street, and NJ. NJ.
oUINN's, Kngstreet, at which places newsboys be
supplied.
a- NO papers will be sold from the Office in Hayne-
street. December I6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

NEW ORLEANS. December 22.-Tho Legislature of this
State adjourned to-day until the fourth Monday in
January Tho House failed to pass the annual appro-
pration BILL Tho Governor has vetoed the bill sus-
pending the collection of taxes for 1851, 1862 1868
and 1864 the ground that it would afford relief to
those who had attempted to destroy tho Government
ard who were absent from this city during the war
whilst Union men remained and paid their taxes.
The Vicksburg Journal has adyices which 1t deems
reliable of an alarming character from Yazoo. The
people Of that portion of tho country reported to be
flying to the towns for protection from, the negroes
whom it is represented claim that between now and
Christmass land must be given them they will take
1t b. force The coorcd troops stationed in the country
it is further sad cspousing the cause of tho
and serious trouble is apprehendcd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST sUB-DIsTRICT,
MILITARY DIsTRIor OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON g. O.. December o. 1865 J

GENERAL ORDERS, No. 92.I
I. Major L. sTUBER, 47th Penn. v. Vols, Is hereby
relieved from duty OF the lst Sub
District Military District OF Charleston, and will report
to his Regimental Commander for duty
H. First Lieut.. FRANK GEESE 54th N. Y. v. Vols,
having been assigned to duty at this post by order
from District Headquarters, is hereby announced as
Provost Marshal of tho First ubDstrct, Military Dis
trct of Charleston Ho will be obeyed and respected
cordingly.
BY command of Brevet Major General CuAs. DEvEys.
GEORGE 8. BURGER,
Capt. Gath N. Y. v. Vols, A. a. a. G..
December 90 3
, 1865-06-11
GEN. GRANT AT COOPER ISSTi.
TUTE.
fErrFs fhn Nrss Tnrk 1s.nas E3h

GRANTS nEcErrI0S.
At this moment Z str Hae made near the side
entrance, snd instlnctivcly the v.st asscmo,sC:
knew That fbeir uau hnd come. Sure enough, ~
the hana struck up :. 1lat to the Cnier," Genes.l
t;sans, supported BY ". Oliver, and fslio9st l'i
osnttun such II no u1sn ever hsd before. A. une
man she poop rose; sec men :Eaae thsiI hate;
IT The taee; TIC ladi. waved their handkerchisIt,
wrea'hed their tstf f'ces u wtteh!ns SMILES. and
!sisl2 clared Il .hc hesn Of The oeess'on. TO: az
never heard ouurda nf ta:e ctty. Euch entau.tasn
even Cooper leet!tnte knew nothing OF b.
iors; kmo.tas:ed. iae n,e GtnsEs' sdsaossd s.i
IN hand, be totra and howed, acEnoE:edzsnE bis
appreciation Of the compliment paid him, a. he
only so9ld s,s,nE a isnF e. = snsf e At
threw houquet at him with fata1 prccss,oa-!t
hrokn into III component Darts npen he nose Of
seeold es eq,sna soaaaete, % s4ack ? II. dsane Via
i. tce you r shosted host Of voices. Ohcdient
i; % r. % 81 q "a e. T. we sns
fect triumph of enlhn=ls.t'c husraiing. Bat thcy
nd epesen C q thes Fsrs det15,nsd 70 hs,e Tas
.ntre1ties ot s.r. dsnnei, sad the.e enforced aud
nuaee srea sss.1 II
hal In hand, The General advanced to tie edge Of
The platform and spoke q few brief words Of
ttarkx TOT rhfs RECEPTION.
Hsd tic eensr1l uttered Tcl.Efy wotds Of Wts-
dem, hat he announced his confirmed iutcntlou
Of giving 10 each person In the audience ! largo
farm vita modern :rnpfemenre. had he told them
that their sins WEIR forgiven - on the tpct." the
people could not have been more dc1lchte1. nor
corld they havc hecn Enorc c1c!ted. Iha Ansr4-
can vocabulary ie inadequate ior the occaston
words won fail 10 convey Just conception OF
tic eeepc which ensued. The ~! w3- zoo 1snsc.
taultr. hut frna head to foot. from fuh 10 l1uah,
the tr'rarccd a1d bewtldcrcd nc!iltudc trca.
hled with extraordinary delight. and manifested,
sst1.fsction with the foregoing "spse:h.',
The General. who conducted htnaSe!E through
out The entire aaf With Enaskcd dignity act char
acter1Ettc fnode.ty was cteltiy embarrassed. II
was Impossible for ary cne t1 speak. ami nu one
appreciated tie delt:acy Of hts slt,oo uaorc thar
G1neclf, and be repeatedly said hr thought II
Mouil ke heftef for him to 80.
, 1865-06-11

IFrcu the Nashville rEeea and Times, June IL
In the early days OF Kin. Je.f- ere the keen
et.c of southern chiyalry was blunted By
contact with the mudsills Vt the north, Buck
Travis raiscd O regiment among tho young
Hoods Of Henry county, In West Tennessee
The regiment was organized by the election
Of Travis as colonel, and the celebrated J. D.
G. Atkeps, as slieuten2nt colonel. Travis lost
no time In putting himself at the had Of his
gallant band, and ''statt1ny forth on martial
dctds Intent" they appEoa.hed Inlon City,
Tennessee, just 1t the time when PILLOW Was
transferring military stores, ordnance. ITO
simultaneously with u train from the South
bearing seye.al pieces Of artillery. These. hy
conc Strange mistake, were at once seized by
Travis as Lincoln guns, aud d telegraph wik
Immediately cent Atkins, who had rtmatntd
behind at Paris, announcing the brillaat
achievement. The dispatch was handed to
him n the Square, surrounded by crowd Of
cltszens. He glanced At lts contents, and
looked around for the most eligible site for d
rostTnm. Discovering pile OF boxes on the
corner, he made for them, followed by the
esger crowd. Mounting the box, be lifted his
yeIcc and announced the glorious intell-
ccnee. My eountrJmeu!" be saidt this is
4 proud dsy for Henry county and for the
State. am proud to announce 10 you that
your gallant sons, under the lead OF tho In
donlitable Tnvis, have already ~rcatled their
brows with an impcrishable tatac. The mue-
deroue artillery with which the ty1ant Lin
cola sought to enslaye our Eeorle, has been
wrested from the tyrant's hands, and''-hesc c
another dispatch WAS handed to the speaker,
and he was heard to remark with an oath,
| IS Buck always Was d-d fool. Boys, than
Tns or guns after ALL
, 1865-06-11

id. fFr1En the ".eEIoEt0u Chto1tcse, 5th.
Statu1ucnts were made to us yesterday, hy
scmc Of the most respectable citizens Of Eapt-
tol Hill, couceruin. the recent dolngs Of tue
military officer. at Capitol Hill barracks.
which, II correct, are sufficient to excite the
disgust and Indignation OF every man, wo-
min md Child possessing grain Of COM
mon sense aud a single spark Of humanity.
The most prominent and disgusting of thesc
acts arc said to have teen witnessed by
large number Of 1cei:ents In that vicinity on
Saturday evening. We give the stories as
they were told to Us: i soldier Of company
H., 18th '. r. C., {thc rcCiment stationed III
that barrnck,) nan,ea Christopher Elder
brand, visited the eoth corps for the purpose
Of scrlus u friend, became intoxicated. and
did not return to the basracks In season to
o'clock, on Saturday evening, Eldcrbrand
was suspended py tho thumbs to 4
round Of q ladder placed with one end on the
ground, and the other against the caves Of
ono Of tho bindings. Hc was kept suspended
rut{l fifteen minutes TO Q O'Clock. Alter two
hours Of suffering, the cries Of Etdetbrand
{xAo Is about seventy years Of agc) wcsc 90
10nd and heart-rena,ng, thai a gag was placid
in his mouth to suppfess the noise. Those
who were present nat saw Eldcrhraud taken
down say that blood Issued from both hts
| nose ard mouth. J..
The soldiers Of the regiments became 50 In
/ lfrnnnt that they assembled In squads and
| gecaucd at tho officers. This groanlng Of the
| men drew to tht ecene large nutnlrr If men,
| women, aud children, ard neal1y resulted In
q general riot. On Tuesday the facts were
| laid before Secretary Sinnteu, who Is said tt
| hayr insisted that Gen. Fry sha,lld try TIT
case, and report the result Of the inyestlsa
| lion 10 him.
, 1865-06-11

Howell Cobb-TIae Central Ieaflroad-
Condition OF A1hlf1 Mt Montgomery
Pm his.

New YonK, juno 1U.--1hc s,eamez Ariel hslnes
Savannah uatcs TO the :1h. The fitratd says the
directors Of the & nifA. Railroad ConpznJ, hav-
Ing taken the oath of allegiance, have heen placed
IN possession Of tho roal. subject 70 the control
and use Of the military uhoRauce when neces"
s1gy. while remaining IN Georgia. There Il 4
psospeet ihaz tho ~rnad Will goon bc put ii work
fng order. $50
General nirRc hiss aFEumed command OF the
D!.trici. ticn. Woodforl ts Post Commana1nt.
1he condition Of affairs 1t Montgomery. Ala.,
w:s favorable. This principal portion OF tue
sison of s,00e.
Good crJcr prevails in Coluuhus, g..
The ssrieht cepat Of the August. and Savannah
ltte II estimated at E4a,tD1.
l;cu Howell Cobb, arrested and tlkra to Nash
vile, WIS reicatrt ant returned tn Athens.
F.st Dsy was universally observed IN Augusta,
end all bn.tnete suspended
0ruets have nccn issued 10 Ecsza ali commtEtaty
and ealcn1 +toreS, ttolA ai,d machinery. ccihsnc,
ors!raucs a.Ml Gre.atus l,eougiug to the Conlcdc-
rate authorities In AuRusta.
, 1865-06-11

We take the following report Of the PRO-
ccedfngb Of tho Typographical Union, On The
9Th init, from tha PHILADELPHIA Inquirer It
mar Interest the "czaft'' Ia tho West. twill
be seen that the prices paid In Chicago are ss
high as the highest In any city Of tne North.
aud considerably higher than In many Of The
Eastern cities:
Ing: President Robe.t &. Ctai9 IN ths esxir. ~
The rcfpertive untons vefc called il order.
II s9r5ss hs
eets E ottho v...ous subordinate unlons through.
ss'He 3 s9 81 xsffa
nemsers. Prtsea PAID, is ceass On moiaiec 1ic
Ctnc1nnati. No. & Union 70 .uced about one.
half Morning ;spets. 50 eeuts; evening p,pets
Albany, No. 1. Morning p,pe.s, Is cents; even.
NV York, No.e Flouri=hns. pr1sss p.td-
pr verk: morning newspapers, un;on scsie r.. FL.
pended; o:tnine papera, eeile suspended: weekly
p.ptrt, scale eutteneed.
g. so!'tRa s1 R'Rss,; ss.s;3. cents L.. co.,
Bun.le. 80. .. H,va lid trouble. Prices. SIS
! Louisville, No. 10. F1our,shtpE, soecnts per
B.lupore. No: u. ,Prospesoas. pftees s,ceuts
On evening ano weekly p,pers: Is cent. on morn.
bastpo, 10. II. peuor,l.zcd. No ua.on omce
n .Ls ca'y e. extsrs "re. Number Of prantefa 60
II oMlszri.huzg. No. H. Prosperous. % cents per
Chtcpgo. No.1s ,eept4 on morntsc p,p.rs
sod e et1ts % evening papers; By the week tsl,
1etroar unioa reported in . more prosperou,
cncdt.tou shsn eyer rr:ore; mum ,cta ii me7,bsrs,
The men hsEc aeccpt-o the compromise nrincipi.
with the p,orrictnFt+ and by uuta7l consent hive
ed1sea .heia essls o. psie,, to hraoaize Hta
neecssaEe. ofiifc. Pr:ecs p.id Of late, A. md q
cent?.
not work for more than hit.
Sacramento. No. 4s> rdces 3 cents: day work
New nxvcn. Floustshtng. 81 cents morning
rspsrt; IS for hook werk.
Providence CGlon. Healthy. Pic: pail, -
Quincy, No. 20. Price psid, ~ cents; sao p.r
sPFScss Ils1 MSsn'Rs ssa s = &
III camI.ijse, No. 6l. ~ ccnss pei 1ooo. SIS per
Uiic., No. G.. Morning papers, 81 ccnss; ere.
Ling p-!scft, 70 c+nts S3iiprr week.
Toledo, No 6 Rcpor: fsusith1cg.
| ais To SIC p.r wt+k
Wn.hnr, Scvasa, Sn.s5. S cents per 1890, sio
PET Wcsk., ~ o,. ,,, - ....
| AatEo4o, No; = Iscs.Hs u. L1ia.I " aSuEc
EtMeerEs ~" M4.en II "o1na.cs W o. tIe ns.ntesa
~ ing S.ty. 7 y .na.s q. Mu1k ~ SSn's
OF Manusenp:> an. u csnts tef reptsa.; aotnio -
ntWeEspsts: - - =, N. seHrs pap GGa
| Oe*pGn, So'oos ff'ees - csa1s per 1e1N. 81
| pcf Ncck. wv, a, ANN
laneAa1- no. =" D. ceots PCT AoU. I'll PEI
| "WA. X, =, ., on ~u..,,..
| 1feENn. w. So o'eFI'E on A1oso'uE papers
FL pet Nsex: -. ,,.,..
Aatuoto, ~. 49, o'et"'"7 Papers. u eeats Gay
"9a. - GsIH r,
| Gno 49,. u1seu..' 81 nFs HreR'
, 1865-06-11

1nine three EEe race to-:sy, AexaQdere he1e
, 1865-06-11
THE NEWS.

- L II Atx1 ~ 0%
The opinions OF come of tho foreign press
or the capture Of JEFF Davis, will BE- found
briefly given in our midnight dispatch. They
oil derrecate the hanging OF Davis, although
some cf them condemn him in very strong
stcr1nB.
Intelligence from JEFF. Davis In his prison
Indicates that he raves and Otherwise 50 con-
ducts himself IS to lead come to the belief
ahathc is approaching insanity, Wills others
think that he Is simply feisnlng that mala-
dY to soEc himself from his impending fate.
A dispatch from Cairo says James G. sloo.
Postmaster Of that c;tx, has been removed,
and Dr.. William a Looney, Of Vienna, John.
son county, at present member Of the
House Of Representatives Of ttIs Suite, ap-
pointed In his rlaee.
The rebels hare eyacuatcd Galveston, Tex
as. md 1t is now occup3cd by our troops.
An ordnance building at Chattanooga blew
up On Friday, and drstoSed Government
stores to tho value Of E15O zoo.
Secretary Seward has 70 fir recovered as to
be able 10 walk fsom Ills residence to the
the State Department. This he IVES enabled
to do for the q st tiuc since hts fAll from his
carriage, on Friday last
The traitor Bscckinsiagc Is reported to
lave reached Cuba, thereby escaping the Late
which eeems to await lis chief.
The conspi.acy trials are drawing to
close. AL the evidence Il noT In, with the
exception Of that Of paync's ta.her. who Is
on his way from F,ortds, 10 testify to the
r1o1,ablc insanity OF 1:,r assassin. II he doos
NOT reach Washington BY Monday, his tcsti-
Mony will not tc received.
III. 1T rof,1N Nt,rfh r. Srr1fno.
, 1865-06-11
,x,Yssfga KNnlAN.4TOT.HS.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsls'uce.1

Especial Dispatch 10 the Ch!caEo Ttlhuco.J
lxp1ASAro11s, Jun> 10,
The seth regiment, Col. Dick. which arrived 1set
night, had pnhllc reception this forenoon In the
state House Squsre. Governor Morton welcomed
them In bricf address. in which, after a1ludiuc
TO the happy circumstances which had returned
them to their homes, and rccitfne the history Of
the regiment he said there was but ouc national
debt sl called uyton tu pay, and that WAS tho
deb. Of gsantude the couutsy nwcf 10 her gatlant
soldiers. Gen. Wagner, and Judge Gregory, a!
The Supreme Court, also made short hut excellent
tpcechce. In the afternoon, the SD. 18th and 5Sh
In.artry and 1aih Dsttery hada reception. Speech
es were made ty Gov. Morton, I1i. Gen. Hovey
ard others. 1t the conclusion, song written ty
Chaplain Lascr for the oecas1on, was sung By him
10 the tune OF F" GloEyl AallelQJah r tho whole
crowd joining IN tho chorus.
Ten rrsimeuls Ia n1l hsve arrived to'd1y and
o,hcrs will DO here tonight. Those uo~ here are
the s3sd, ath 18th, sssd. 18th. 9Th. 18th. ssth aod
ss.h. Thr 18th vii. he here tonight. The sand,
18th and ssrd will leave Washington On Mondar
next for ;hIs point.
The rssnastcss an1 mastering officers are hata
1t work, and the g,1.aut fellows will Iot b. de-
laycd ars LANCER than necessaEy. They arc al
very An1ions to Get home.
, 1865-06-11

lspeeaA Dtspasch to The Chicago Tstbunc.l -
UE1uoFT, 11ns 10
Christopher Reeves, lumber merchant OF this
city, WIS found dead today nehr the graTe Of h1s
wife At Elmwood cemetery. lie had committed
tuitide By shooting himself throaeh tho head. He
wrote out his will On his wiio's tombstone before
committing the atk
Tic asth Wlscoratn infantry. 40 men, Col. u.
Montgomery, commanding, arrived h.ru at 1o3o
IN route home. After bountisul eollsteos, they
left On tho Detroit and Milwaukee RAILROAD,
l. detachment Of the Isl Michigan Engineers
ard ntchar!es, Msj. ]. II. Rhodes couman 3insx,
cm men, arrived 1t nse p. N.
The ST. Mary's hofpital has been discontinued
for military purposes. Its tntustea arc to be trans
krrad to HHper'a Hospital.
The steam tug Farc,n White exploded hsr boil.
e1 at Bay City yesterday At noon. The osnef, hs.
]. Elliott, WIS seriously, ard hts father, who 1as
also on board, fsta'ly Injured. The latter dled at
an early hour Ibis morning. The up2es works of
the III. were completely demolished.
, 1865-06-11
COLLISION AT SEA.
Steamer AtufFaE Dupont and Fifteen
QrTWenty Llvc4 L36t.

Bos1ox, June 10-The steamer Admiral Da.
run into aud tunk, on the night OF the ssh Inst.
by the british ship Stooaeona, from Phiasde'phn
lof s.. 1ohn, n. b: Tho ste1M=r rink IN tTenn
eerge1f, excepting hltoen or twenty, weso saved.
Cspts'u Simon Pepper and 81 the ofdee1a Of tae
together win p.bcr sutyiYoEs. Thc naoes Of tho
lcst arc unknown 1s ret. The 6tod4eon4 sus.
talned considerable damsce by the eo'1ts.on. md
VIZ run ashore On sMtth'* Foans, Eantuckrt,
Whexc she remains In 4 bad condition..
, 1865-06-11

d, paprrA.
The C!ncinnau Gommtysial pays It's rcsrccts,
to portion Of the Nvw York press, which
effected to bc.ate .':ouutry newspaper" tor
s,elng tic t1lat to pihlisn the suppressed tcs-
tlmcny in the CoHtp tacy f,ial, In the follow
irg style:
1he New York p,prr. affect to treat the arst
appearance Q: the Suppressed testimony IN the
Guntpira Trial In ucw; . ,psr outside tast city
as m ciftnac aesin<t .n-ir prerosatiyes. whicn,
xhopTi be punished ~ e.'h This IL r.rticu.ttlJ
tle mure Inaniftst hr -se It ney!cets to read The
Eai'y Commercial, ard wAs dsy' heasna ~
more valiant city eot.Tuosarics II puh,tsattE
he t11al. Having At tas received Al oflciai copy
II the csf!cace. It pub,ls.e-it sitn donEssh. and
.s +, sGas ss rs hss ana ,nasea
/ :. country newspspes." fhoush Its editos t.
veil aware there /. i-1ttrd Int the questions Of
counsel AID cour1. and r, erst'ens II statement.
The T.M<k nukt rcn7t mhef that II does not oC-
cr2y central position Ic 1nese unlted States. It
is published en- the froute and derives tts catal
importance from the aFst handling OF loretEn 1sts
Dy literal nse Of thr I0n:ou newspapers. AMI
xuih etrsy c1ihaaa:e5 a 1t Las with okhrr Euro.
pesu c,titE+ and coplons eleaniucs from the great
70 rs
iftd csreis of taetc1ietrs viii 1esaaels m.ttor.
pcr7nr fse,sltIce for ohtsfa1ng reliable Informs
lion from ull parts Of lhn country. to furnish i
wn 1ay 'an St ,s .stts1 Maept wsiei a,
gears airaHae or az old h'e o. TIC e""9ee''oaas
exclusively In enoimous atd h,deous specials. pest
tc1egraphcd from rAshtuston.. Eeaa New York
journal has herd OF repoFtt y
% and 70 I 10 work restire np sensation, fes neg,
morning. They write with rtcat VIOLENCE inr !"
q thEcc honrs aeout aoytnns o, ~ Hps IA
, 1865-06-11

vlerrs dnllonn OF 1ndlans-The Iowa
Stale Convention.

= DEs AoJxse. juno 10.
The Iudia1a have OF lite btrn roak1nc some
dtpfedsticns in the north wcstern counties OF tho
s.a,e, cohnned principally ~ stealing horses. Ar
ua.lsn, Secretary Of The Interior. has instructed
the Nehealka Indian AGENTS to prevent any far
tAcr ir1upticnA Of the kind tcto this Statc.
p.legases to The Stste Convention on Tue:daS
a1c arriving. Guv. Stone IL the only clnttdate
spoken OF fo1 The gube1astotial office. Many OF
Ccrera1 Croeker'e f,iends urged Lin to aeeep: the
nomination, but be percurtort'J declined. prefer
tnr tho z.my to politics. Hon. B. F. Gar, Of Fl.
B{idcex, sud Col. neartr Of Davis enoasy, ar
esld fo be caudldates for Leut.Goveruos; hat
IN not positively informed whether aoae.
sale Crockef and WMusnson arc both deic-
g1tes nom this county 10 the StAte Convection.
The antpa. notHng OF the 1oNA State Medical
, 1865-06-11
Federal Stamp DUTY on Processes In
State Courts.
fH~ox, s1,n Aftfg@rfFA EanttnRy OH

our supreme Court decided "Wednesday that
Tic law Of Congress rcqutrin. stamps to le-
Cal prpccssas, in the commencement Of suits
Or otherwise, Is unconstitutional. and that
TIC law in this respect is roid, and the stamp
on legal papers Is It not necessary, This DC.
Gision was made BY Chief Justice Dixon aud
We have not sci ecen the written opinion
Of the Court. hut We presume It proceeds u1'-
Gil tho ground that the imposition Of tax up.
on any proceedings CT processes 10 State
Coult, is au invasion ol The right Of tho State
that Il Congress cnn tax these proceedings at
all' It can lay upon them tax which would
particularly amount 10 prohibition, md
eau thus practically lcgislatc the S:ats
Court out Of existence,
, 1865-06-11

fB-Ac.ond:nG 10 the census returns lust
published, the population Of the two Can
adas Increased from 1,8il, ,aa65 in 1852, to
a,5O6, ,755 in 1861, beng an iucscase o: ID.
pcr cent in nine years. The ratc Of iuaeas.
In Upper Canada Canada West, Was 4s ,os
per cent. The population Of the two Prov
inces In 1861 WIS but 167 90 more than that
Of Ohio in 1860. Upper Canada h.d !. .395, ,o3l i,
spa lower Canada l. III, ,0Gs. -.
, 1865-06-11
FE0al ST. LOUIS.
Tllc Constitutional Electlou-fkcAult
DoMbtful-&s0rolrd Gutrr1las EuEa@-
axl liz 3ufHc SfN2lfnEa


Especial Dispatch 10 the ChtesEo 1fieunc.l
Sr. LoC1s. Jane 10.
Figures continue to ttder widely on the new
Constitution. The conservatives claim majority
Of ten thousand 10 day, hut they hare heard from
their s.soneholat. Ben Loans and Bentatniu't
Congressional D'tt.tetawil1 reduce this TO posnt
wht re the soldiezs vote ay essrS It. The radicals
src confident the Constitution has been ador!ed.
Reports Of sms1l squsds Of EucErttas turrcuder-
tce ase II e ived da}y. In Boone county strong
conservative county. several psroled cuezrlas
h.sc been indicted md arrested for horte stea1ns
Co.. Fletcher insists thai their paroles do not
cnser oHenscs asainst the laws Of Missouri.
1feonv!cted he says they must be pRuishca. 1t Is
probable some Of the rebels returned here n,y be
s1rrstcd for similar crimes.
Brig. Gen. sprasue, who hss heen assigned to
tuty by Maj, Ger. O. o. Howard, chief Of Freed.
nen*e Bureau, md given chsrge Of the freed
men In Missou1i and A1k1nsas, arrived in tho
city this morning. -.
x thlt for unlawful dc.s'ner, In which Clytees
/ 8. Grant and 5ulia Grant aEo plaintiff. md jos.
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