The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11
Executive Clemency-A List Of Par.
doned ConfederAtcs Communicated
TO Congress. >tat ft

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Bradley T. johnson, rebel brigadier &C,
neral by 4. n. Saunders, Governor Hol'
den, and William H. Bailey.
George II. Stewart, graduate OF West
Point and rebel Encouragement BY Genera
Grant, General Halpine, General Perry
and Attorney General.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Twenty-Five citizens (whose names arc
givcn); recommended by the Mayors Of
Washington and Georgetown, Hon. Will
liam Hunter, L. G. Darlington, and others
VIRGINIA.
p. IT. Aylett, attorney for Confederate
States: recommended by Governor Peir.
point, Gaily Palmer, Robert w. Hughes
and F. J. Smith.
Charles Brewer, surgeon rebel service
no recommendation.
Alexander Il. Botcler, rebel NJ. o.; re-
commended by John Wilson.
John NJ. Brooke, citizen; recommended
by Governor Peirpoint.
John K. Cambliss, rebel NJ. c.; by Go.
vernon Peirpoint.
James w. Cooke, rebel navy; no recon-
mendation.
r. X. Carter, rebel navy; no recon-
mcndation.
Loudon Campbell, rebel navy; by TWEEN
ty.Six prominent citizens.
John Debree, paymaster, rebel service
by Admiral Farragut.
II. T. Fauntleroy, resigned commission
in United States service; no recommen.
dalton.
A. S. Garnctt, surgeon, rebel service
no recommendation.
W. D. Harrison, rebel navy; by Cover.
nor Peirpoint.
j. ID. Henderson, ex-commander U. ),
NJ; BY Governor Peirpoint.
}. u. HALLIBURTON, rebel judge by &c.
vernon Peirpont, John NJ. Bolts, William
If. LYON, and sixteen other citizens.
Edward Johnson, rebel general; by ex-
Attorney General Speed.
X. W. Jeffrey, ex-surgeon U. S. NJ; nc
recommendation.
D. G. De Jarnette, rebel NJ. c.; by Go,
verRor Peirpoint.
L3mes l.. Kcmper, rebel major-g general
BY Governor Pcirpoint.
/. W. Lynch, citizen; no recommends
ton.
J. r. c. Lewis, rebel colonel; by Co.
vernon Peirpolnt.
Z. G.. Lee, rebel brigadier- general; by
Governor Peirpoint, ex-Attorney-General
Speed, and S. 2. Lee, L. 5. \.
James Lyons, rebel NJ. c.; by Governor
Pcrpoint.
II. II. Lewis, rebel navy; by Governor
Pcirpo;nt.
William Leigh, ex-U. S. N, resigned
1882. lv Governor PcirpOint and ). L.
Lee, L. S. n.
2. Z. Moore, rebel brigadier- general; no
recommendation.
S. p. Moore, cX-Surgcon u. ). N; by
Surgeon General Barnes.
W. II. Mcfarland, rebel NJ. G. by Go
vernon Peirp0int.
Favcttc McMullen, rebel NJ. c.; by Go
vernon Peirpoint and General milford.
Robert Ould, eX-U. 5. district attorney
by Governor Pierpoint.
Hugh n. Page, rebel navy captain; by
Admiral Farragut.
RI. Page, rebel brigadiergeneral; by
General Schoef' aud Admiral Lee.
r. B. Pcgram, cX-U. s. navy; by Co.
vernon Picrpoint and General Scott.
". r.. Staples, rebel NJ. c.; by Governor
Picrpont and L. S. district attorney.
George p. Scarborough, resigned judge
ship; by Governor Picrpoint.
ii. b. Taylor, ex-U. S. army; by John
Dcfrccs and Richard Wallach.
in. St. John. rebel brigadier-general e;
by Governor Pierpoint and Alexander
Rives.
Thomas S. Gholsor, rebel NJ. c.; by Go
vernon peirpoint and six citizens.
Charles +. Thorburne, rebel colonel by
Admirals Farragut and Porter.
WINS. &. Wickham, rebel N. c.; by
John II. Bolts.
W. G. White, S. S. Lee, A. 0. Browne,
j. y. Mason, junior officers on the rebel
privateer Shenandoah; by Senators CO.
wan, johnson, and Davis, Hon. ii. j. Ray
mond, II. d. Foster, Dean Richmond, j. 7.
Comegys, r. A. Hendricks, Governor Mar
vim, A. IL. Stevens, and others.
WEST VIRGINIA.
AT. Caperton, rebel senator by Co.
vernon of West Virginia, Hon. James
Guthrie, and Attorney General of the
United States.
John Echols, rebel brigadier- general by
Attorney General, Hon. Joshua r. Hill,
Governor Pierpoint, Hon. Joseph Segar
and Alexander Riycs.
Charles j. Faulkner, rebel minister tc
France; by General Meade, Hon. Richard
Parker. [Note.-Mr. Lincoln promised
Mr.. Faulkner full and free pardon /
he would come within the United States
lines and take the oath. Mr.. Faulkner
never received the letter from the Presi
dent, and consequently was not pardoned
by him.l
Alexander c. Jones, rebel brigadier
general; by Acknowledgement, and Hon
J.J. Jackson.
Robert Johnson, rebel NJ. c.; by the
Governor of West Virginia, Judge Jack
son, Hon. c. D. Hubbard, and G. j. Lewis
James 7. Lockbridge, rebel NJ. G.; by
the Acknowledgement and Hon. n. Harri'
son.
S. A. Miller, rebel NJ. c.; By Hon. N
Harrison, B. II. Smith, George W. Sum.
mers, and Z. ". Newton.
C. w. Russell, rebel NJ. c.; no recon-
mendati0n.
Joseph b. Washington, resigned from
West Point by the Attorney General and
Governor Peirpoint.
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL-DECIsI0N BY THE
County C0URT.-In the case OF the Com
monwealth Us. Turbn, white soldier
charged with an aggravated assault upon
Donald Mclean, which was before the
County Court OF this county yesterday, the
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