Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
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N.w Yo1x, Oct. 3.
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senator cnsia q \. H. had an in.srvie~
49, tAebRtt6b nfes>1 dQHa 49, ii,
Johnson substantially reiterIted t6e Senti
ssae asprss.ee = - sssern lssees.u,I'
WAsa1xoroz, Ok q. /
a'RMz .!ss:. ( i: ;'e:!:a 2iS,.sIyy Ia
AusSsg The yaax Which 10 nov eaaaipe n an
end,s to rc1icve our beloved scauperv fnou,
the 6Srfut seourge Of civil var, and 70 mr..
init MS to secure the blessings Of peace, ami
~ sd tlagaDny NisAa0eps salkh16psA1nt
OF civil liberty and
Whereas, 2baf HlavsnGy Raher has also.
during the year graciously avoided us from;
tlfe cShmitles ~ a foreign wur, Veseilenco
and famine, While our g7anasies arc full Of
4orfsYits Of a4 Abundant, suassp !, and. - >
Whs'eds, Mkliteodsncss e1afts 4 Sktioh,
while sin y . reprosch TO any people
Now, therefore, l, Andrew johnson, Pres
tdent OF the United States, do hereby recon
mend 70 the pe"pIe thereof, that they do Get
apart and observe the first THURSDAY " De
~ y ba|SssEsa Il! s,n !S.s !; ss'
plivsrasces end blessingy, And do further
recommend that n that occasion the whole
peopasm ak6 confession dfsOun natiooa1 sins
against. NY su(lnite gund6.ss; isna with one
heart and one mind, implore the divine gpi
.iAhce In the ways Of national virtue and no
liness
, sssssG ,ie a; = ss st =;
S,ateS - be slixsd. Ispee u she city OF
Washington, this 2stb day Of Oct, in the
yeanof our Lord 1855, and of The indey,en
demo- IT the u. b. the 8Oth:
signed. ANDKEw JunNsoN.
BY ihe President:
:, VIZ H. sEwAnD, sec'y Of State. 81
'g FoKr MONROE, Oct. q.
The L. 8. steamer Rhode island sailed
hence Cor Havana, to convoy the old steam
or Shenandoah-tN Washington.
The Elixateth City County Court y N ses,
90n ~ 1iA&n Nos, Virgins, uhtlQf 0rl(f 9and
6aqleeoh fssn Mai Gcs. Ale4 ..sal
- II ST. 10 NEMfUA1, Octi 90.
Inc COtHN7ffcMI Gays:
sDioney is Ssirr and lenders are aqxiOqst "
employ their balances and again are seeking
borrowers, though in no case at lower thar
. pefl cent IN cali loans. The, saetnamis To-
stock firmer though active, is less pressing
tlnn yesterday the present symptoms favor
m early return 81 comparative ease ut PEI
cent. Discounts continue active. Gold II
samdy, thc'v,M,yailiOx teiNiesAr being tOwar,
/ n raft hn ni ysAIl "a rf lar
being $S!G9i4, large proportion Of which
is in gold ore.
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WASHINGTON, Oct %.
The Tunis ambassadors spent some time
yesterday with the Secretary Of Statc, at hi,
residence They will be formally presentel
u the President ofi Monday "
- New ORLEANS, Oct 81.
Cotton livUTs SNcs OF 5000 bales al
55M56c The week sales, 81, 100 lsles.
sugar quiet and stsNiy.,, ID
sMol'sses-cboice louisiana 9Qc and IN
FIX Gov Allen publishes a card urging tho
withdrawal Of his name as .gubernaluria
candidate
Registration and taking Of the amnesty
oath is going on brwky, Gen. Candy dc
cIiheA IL prev, ~ hosn votinsth"se who
registered 9n oath undsr Buffers order
Gen. tulleriop alsylisbed jprOv9st ll,Arslia
courts especially -ofg;ihiked' for Freedmen s
Bureau in this State, and all cases relating
to freedmen are to be Turned over to the
State co,rts--ofiicers; however are to see
freedmen treated With justice and equality
IN The State courts.
Col Conway. lately assistant commission
CT Of the freedmen. has been assigned Ia
duty in the District of Columbia and por-
tion OF Northern Virginia. Gen. Strong,
general Inspector of the Bureau, has arrived
on q tour Of Inspection and willvisN 'Iexas
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NASHVILLE, Oct. %.
Parties lave ftf several days been eAplor
ing sutterranean passages under this city
MI. Astcrman descendeG 100 #. from a cavern
under Church street. yesterday, aud wa.
drawn out nearly suiloca,ed by foul air
81 veiai relics were discovered. The CRANE
chamber of the cave is Az feet high, 30 fee
wide, and ~ feet long. Further. explor.
tions are being made
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The Senate Of the Fcnian Congress rc-as
scmblelt % day AZ The AsioI House, the Chail
being occupied Nv the President, Col W NJ
Roberts The session, AS. hitherto, MAS strict
II psivAtc and the; attendance iODniiht3l Il
members. It was asccraihed that The prin
c:pal busiheAs ransds l6ts Ns,re In relation
to the sales of the bonds Of the future irisl
Republic, which will b. sses.dy tor. OLIVER,
next week sSeveral of tho ms3mbers state,
that they had received pledges from proni
nent citizens tia. they would subscribe iol
the bonds in various amounts. IN ~
The Senate intend to establish its head
quarters permanently in large hall in thil
city in few days.
,St7ss q .7Nrw yo.,x ~. %
The Poliocs CoMmisshSiSef to- lsy mad,
formal complaints against street contractor.
for non performance of duty, citing onstlnn
dteif streets 10 sssstain tht.ir charges 7''
Edward Il. Ketchum was arragned in Tho
Court Of General Sessions before Recorder
Hoffman. lie wi,hprew his plea Of not gull
ty in the cold the<3t Indictment for forrer,
in tho third degree and put in plea o
guilty. 1t was agreed that his sentence b,
suspended till he can be examined In civi
cases now before the Courts.
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AoRrOhK, Oct 90.
The Norfolk Post his u. m. gives the zir
| ticylers. 81 the, disaster 70 the Steamship
Merritt Htst, IN the c;sle of HAtttaas. On IL,
night Of the 24,h ,insant a,i,:ll Was the fnrcs
OF the gale that on The moxring of the 25l
the water reached within four inches of tn,
fires, and would have ekf tgiishctl them bu
for the superhuman efforts Ut the troops an.
passengers on board to prevent il Ate
throwing much IF her cargo overheard th,
vessel made 1900 gallons IF water minute
The ship is now AZ the wharf here, lcakin.
kl9fhe'eNent Of AVA FL Ions a.ringte, ap'
II required the ifos,' energetic effdrts' AZ III
pump to keep her from, sinking. The pas
sengers harelMbl.sindr resp ~, IONS dcnounC
ing the owners Al The NorksS Star for send
jDE ter ~ sea in the condi ion in which
they knew her to be- "A steamer IS cxpecte,
from New York, - ,,ake. the. Nos,h Star
passengers on to New ORLEANS. The troop
that were on bhare have Ind duatdks pr
pared for them here. 80.
San FRANCIsCo, Oct. 2I
The bark Palmetto arrived to-day iron
Plover bay Sept. ED.
The steamer g. 3. Wright, with ColoaIe
Buckley and party, was at Plover Bay whel
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