Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

rights ssssps ssg"es, o6lce-hs'dias and b
ing jusor ~ oow exten ID 10 the oeor0.
Il u reported that Gen. Ord wi1 recon-.
msad III sdoutisa u tie Cooseitational
amendmsnt and also rec election Of rep
r. entatives who can take the oath.
4 @ssald's Hart ord dispstch ssys:
= -. D. Fuller. teller Of The hartt.rd
Bank, Who ID Suspected Of apsuaciing $780,
NO in bends, We brought before the court
On Saturday and bound over 70 the Superior
Court for trial in 100000 bonds. Fuller
insists that hs il innocent, although bis
mode Of living has been 20 fast a. 10 elicit
suspicieo that b was obtaining money
fracdulently.
A Timss' Washington special says: In
day u two an official statement OF the
the JET. Davis case. and especially with ref>
cr,n-e to the failure to bring the prisoner TO
trial, will be given to the public; md II "a
psubeble that the Chief Justice, Judge I'm.
deswood. the U. $. District Attorney, and
the U. s. Msrshal Of Virgins. will be formal
" notified that the prisoner is now held BY
the Government. subject to the writ Of the
U. S. Circuit Court of Virginia TO observe
the indictment found in thu, Court. The
oaicrss viii doubtless b requested TO take
immediate possession Of the prisoner.
The following int rnal revenue ofllcefs rec
eeived their commissions to DAY: Thos. ).
Kelley, Assessor Ssd Indiana District; Elias
| A. Colkien. Collector 2ad WISCONSIN D.s'
trict; r. 5. Saunders. Collector 9Th Tennes
- District; s, lves.er 5. Asnns, Co'',ct"S
End illinois District; Bssalit Brown, AS
SCISSOR l4th Ob,o District.
Bssves Nsj. zen Joseph Hardee, lnspec-
tor Geuersl, end brcset Brig. Gen. A. p
Howe, acting Inspector General o. artillery,
| sho nave bee, absent Tor the past two
months on tour Of official insp. ction u
forts and arsenais throughout the South,
returned last week. They depart again to-
morrow to complete their work in other To-
czlires. This IL the first inspection Of South.
esn forts since the ose Of the war.
Secretary Seward VAS we'll enough to b<
ct the State Depart Nent to-day. though
not p,rf. rn,ing regular ofllcial duties.
Tho Tribune. Leavenwerth special says:
| X, ports from Montana say that the trains
arrived after continued series Of battles
with the Indians Some Of The roads were
impas,able, and the whole route is iofrstsd
with Indians. They dil nut meet snglc
,nsn returning ov,r the road There vii
never be any more travel On tiat rOad ont !.
the G.vrrnmcn tsse. care Of he Indian .
| Il 10 the shortest rour, and there is 6rewo" .
~ er and gam. but tho Indians wont let
them be used
The banking house Of E. II. Gruber 4
Co. has failed, with liabilities q shout
$3.50 900. and assets Of $4,000, II owes
depositors 1000. There is much excite>
mcnt, - the loss falls on the power class.
The Tribune's Topeka, Kansas. dispatch
says. The u 8. Commissioner on Satur.
day last ma.ie an examination Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, eastern division, 10 the
l3Olh mile. Part Of the track is laid IL
within three miles Of Fort Il lily. The road
will be completed there in three o, four
days, aud viii pass Junction City. two and
Q hall miles west Of Fo,t Reilly, ON the 16,t
ms.
Il il stated that the renowned racer
Kentucky, Eas been sold to Mr. Leonard W
Jerome for $1,000. lie will probably b.
Withdrawn from the turf.
Some curl. us transactions Of an alleged
swindler named Scoheld, have lately com,
to light. His operations covered over t7O..
600. He vas arrested three times In H0.,0
ken and finslly lodged in the Hudson coun
" isil, where ne wss detained to await Z
req.isition from Gov. Fenton, but was re
leatsd yesterday afternoon on writ Of ha-
beas corpus.
The Times states that Gen. Dix does no.
propose to take charge Of the Fren mis-
SION until about the list Of december. I .
date at .hich Mr.. B'gclow desired his re
signation, il accepted, to take effect. I I
generals family will precede him TO En-
rope, having taken pas age ia the Arago fol
HAvre on the 9Th inst.