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FAEHERs! SAW AND uRIsT MILL MIN
The psst NIL ever offered to tho Public /.
EELTON'S PORTABLE MIL

,trGiCH har taken tho First PrsEtpa CT ana.
w stars aad CsHRtg FAIRS where Is NE been 90
Aioited and 0eld .ktael stths eSnsritax lzstifsf
n y IIly This Truly excellent Sill, celebrate
ulikr for It's simplicity, DURABILITY ana p4acuesHt
patented lsny ad leaa, stands aarisaledI 1helarg.
humber " these milis sod aa1 their Increasing ID
maud fOTcbly declare their merit tqEeF 1900 hsFpz
been sold ia the lssL siN months, Ihey are E3ni,s
DIS adapted for grinding Corn, Oats Wheat, barrie.
Corn IN the ear, Spices sc Wa spi1ity ard r.
fsgtiun unknown before.
So : NiiIl gnnds from l tJ9 bua Ut ar4i5 Vt Iat.
Is bus ofiesd per hour With from so 4b0gsss Z.
other Nos q propahIunhte amount They can b.
propelled By horse. steam oT .4tat power, ami sF.
al adapted q Irregular muiinE, heHes Al tFs6f.
cost they can DC attached 10 REY san init
AK.L SEIsBs are attached % these m.ilss la4.a g-
deriue them the relY tFuiE gFastEassts aIiIl fn-
cRuhaVes
References eaa Ur given 81 ksfp these iatlts lzs
bssG tn nsa II months without ether receiving #
needing dressing aud iikswise where they wsgs b
tTaauead fgnt mon shs &gg t0G gGt.AiuE irsH Qag
Il al established fact thEF all mili5 using Euss
"rai JsEa" buI never griaa nsst, " RAi thht erf
ana cob Crusnsrs uuly crack The corn Eat sob ~.
tLG! atilIer reduce The feed 70 aasari aa-Ee,
| 10 bE Hsrd "a len pFuHt Ea4 !ta
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Notice,



I'5 IS 81 c5rify thai lAs gar.nsryLtr baya,of,s
sEissns beiSssb Tho aDisrsigned under tho
issoiyet b. mutual consent,
An tue demands outstanding ia favor II ssla Grim
= u be collected by said Shogp.
g, P, sHoUP.
4, y. BAR9ALOW,
II = Tue Forwarding aud Commission business
~! hereafter b continued by B, + skonp3 90,
4 tbg same stand,
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Nroferie5.
- ~
WILSON * Ii 4 X J. u i
Wholesale Grecers,

WILSON x III AR l. l. J.
Wholesale Grecers,
POST OFFICE BuILDiNG,
D AY + n 20 RT 10 " a
~ 7,aSi Teas.
100 half chest Young Tyson and uhhfoN"'@
81 halt ehus IL ooloug aud sohehoh@
~ oaddes rom TO 2Ol
so boxes Palm soap;
40 :. farioBated Soap
20 Shaving
~ " Transparent
s Castle
loo Z Tomato i .snp and Pepper sauce
io0boxes various brands of choice iohs'eo
ldal0 Gnba SiGosNigafs'
auu ua Imported 10
.uuboygs -. aud scaled he'aAs
20abblanew MaaAsrvl
50 h,ii ubls do
10 kits for family use
SO ibis aud kegs ofMolAssss
70 hhts Susai
50 doz Bed Cords
40 Ibis Dfisl Apples.
idsseks Drea peaetss
t1R boxes nUH Ralsiusi
q ILLS assorted Nuts
sa t1ags Gla5>
sou dos Iua,biert
spiccs OF al kinds,
Soodgu and Willow Wares Brushes
70 bbls Cidsr Vinegar N =,
Tagsther With large stock at oIhet aFteies Az :"
shich W will sell o. Feasdnabis tsrmSs ,t,,rYv
.iune l. dSw " IlesoN - = =.
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removal

Il q. BhkNE En-, ESQ, hss removed Bile os7cs Of.
. Gg3uGliy astos8 % the 5eoeEd story Of Crarr-
re butl1lng,in he Fana lDFRery occupied .Y ,Es
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NE AYERS Llefry F5cl)TaII
Or. Rogsrs LiYsTEOEt5 ll1 Tar
Dr.. Jobnson's CsEE2isa Esi5aI., So
C.a2t g.. WEBB.
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MY present residence, arrsgB 80. - sao heed t.,
vi IsulE ssYvp roo1as. Also pys LIS tenement and
- rooms. L. /. PARKER,
- a
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Coughs ana GoIde

Teas,
& gue .ui d ar u ain kinds. dose ~ iH EEl
10. papers N4sH Will eel cheap ia order 70 close
M. atLg1l q. n. NaEHA.-
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Well Digging.
CneeseI

fy~P stl5srtar is u ~ Hines ready 70 ols cas-
L sgd Cistsrus He may be foand az sr' hniln
on H,u,rlaou east slac- between Ole aAd IN sls
% - e.. EDWARD NEWTON
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FEItrtJN Mil

ailAsut EHiyes aud VI ID ggiHeiEg a@Iiaes. sg A4.
to Il psfpI aioe % bsg aEsrttt & G.. paoIs Of tr
iGy 70 ans degree OF HaaBess, and o. raagclhg con
tue nIiklsss of iasst THESE iaEts iaslig astE ~a4
fsBtng these t1iiia - give entire satisfaction
For iarthrr tEfoTmtaaE aud mills EHf HsHf arf.
10 MCilOLsr LOOMS g Es.. @tAta H. "a
House, Davenport Iowa uE Has tss r. G.
doc 81 avn
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I0LTgE PAPER HILLS.

rE,HE,aosrriosrs constantly MAKING variety Of
L pointing aud Wrapping FaPerlai tnsir AIliln Mo
fs ana Will paw C4sh for any reasonable quantity Of
~ elss cotton OF linebr4gs. ourtrsFslins sgeui,
a o. caarchiil Wal call on the Merchants through
eouallowa aud payiLeH Ia CAB OF Pstst i9t tlelf
FEgB. 80.
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Millinery and Dress Making
1.;sts4 I31tss u xa1 es1Ars

Brady Street over Mr. Iaeobys Drug Stone.
iSs kEs%lCK respectfully 1pf0gras rEa laales al
VI Davenport, loek Island aud ylo.uItg tag she ,a
ny tsns aeo from ts East viii TIE usuest ffv log fsf
~ ahf winter AAiusty Mauties and Dras.sz. -
"+A.As3a Aem 10 country csU be- Eapfllef with rsf.
FfS eAs BE- also E4srt HssgrrTaaut VI Ir4lHaluls
sa1 MstaTists iof hiants, uud Bfrsfss m
Brady street, between Third md Eg,rtF az, .ta5T
Oet ' ~ ''
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I RANKN oTK ENaRAYIEa.

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE M0hhs
Chicago, Illinois,
STONE * BOOMER
BUILDERS OF daSes' Patent Truss htidsss aud
Is Roofs TURNTABLES, PASSENGER, Saggage aud
fre!shi Care Aase, set Cutting Machines, Upright
Drills, &e. ,-t.t.
dope 10 ordsT' sapnl 3.dlYl
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A LahGe AEp CONFLICTS hfooa os
FRESH FIRST CHOP
t3sseCtIsEA.s,
AT WHOLESALE.
ezsaeha THE subscribe s hayenoM on hand sn1 arc
sSssltA daily roceyisg from the hast anu SCUM a.
ssss mo- > front street, ana A9nee'
burrows New ~ iok j Dapshpsr., 20,
Groceries, Nai's, Ilsss, salt, Wotdsn.afs'
Provisions, &C.
which hay aHet Ia tho trade at whole sale eAeius Ns5
To Ret II Merchants, Ho,alkeopsrs shi otnets W
lie Dtyrior olthe state aud Nehraskg who purehass
Al wholesale Ne give tue assurance thai We VIII Iil
heir orders ana mem orand& At Chicago ana ~ LOUIS
pH cssiraG.portatton added ,.,,
Merchants fTrpcers aud Hotel keepers doing pns,-
ness ON tho line or near the line of the MssisspplM
Missouri Railroad -Iawa Cty or mrthet west, wiz
ind II TO their interest TO make lhoit purchases o. I,
and by shipping their goods by tas NJ, ". II. =.
save 81 mles hauling BY teams nom ANY otlei pom,
on he river Our facilities Of the ntst csss nnd
We eol the most positive sonfdsnee, that fyoa VIII
but give II call look through oar stock and learn
0uI price, and tsrms, we sha'l receive liberal
share al yoar patronage which Is shall oe cur AIM
by Furnishing hrsrsts goods at avoraeie pf,eesaha
fair dealing, 70 EeIii aud resolve,
Storage, Ferwarding& Commission
In this branch o. the trade, are pre- srod q DO
q large snount al business, Merchants and oiheTs
making consignm snts 10 House, Laty resi- hssnf
ed Of the utmost hdsity on our part TO ther ihlei
ess and thai thgr consignmeRts shai feesiss pfomp
attention 10 sales aud returns
n. B Satisfactory reference given ID AL eases
snd with pleasure, ,.
Nav 3JNI RYAN 81 Ael Ann
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-sApoyEFIEk or Concentrated Lye-@Hlfa uie1
- - s,sra scan Mltas at Lstae ana VIII ittls fol-
~ ttbs mo- fSr Washing made easy Can ana
- 49, 1s - s4ia n -ap 81 ths II wxsye store By
50 800 JACOB WEAVER ia. a %.
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opariuvrshtp,

urAI,,lll & sl.ARhhaYe his dAy gouues.sa =,
III them ID business Botia Beckett aid Wv i've
business will hsresfssr Lsesylsd on under ths a.,
Of HAightt h1AhS q BECkgIT
nsua n =
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BOOKS. STATIONERY 4 WALL PlPEI

ikttncE %
BOOKS, ST EIoEEA7, &C.
i .Ig STAND aaU~n A4tcLEas La. oTil1E o. Gsad!
81 -i.s The lo.B Iegk AeJ.la, ~Ls.s Ley W! Z
ri al AZ ca y Az, Wa. l2Es oss st1Z .2r he lei
~ s5u,es lls 4 ah@Is u yCtls lz.roa-s !: EssI-t
AL yss9llrftsd- -....-. ..-.-.
y. ". KA1HELNt L41el A. t-.-I-i
f,.t,g, 'Ifls Lapegy PIT. Iowa
100 seat. vauieIto sell Ia Lie d Fa-Lllta 4, and
gslttr s>ps.!ezsgsaas Ia Illinois .fals iowa A4s lf
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Cbiraao.
wIDAAYEa 4 wsNzEL,

FURNITURE WAR Els90as
No. yea Lake ST., chicago, hi'e,,
Wholesale and Retail IL aisfs in evorS kipd % Niea
Rosewood, Mahogany, slack WALNUT
ana Ordinary FasAisutc, THAR. locking ut4sss ;,
Mattresses, Sc. comprising TIE ateess ahd eaNaSs'
Assort n eat Ia Chicago. Also,
Mahogany and Rosewood Piank vensers
of Al Alsds saa other cabinet Makers snd tPhoi-
s,erarsi materials our prices val be f9ana we
esttn Chieago. aug IN osH
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Attention Farmers.

AWE nave jsst received few more q sanford
w Patent straw atsers' Hsish "" oDs' ''' ''''A
ch9sP' ptrset- PEETTYSAN.
- FRANCIS 3ACoBf'b
Drug and Prescription STORE
-, al prasi, bss. ~ q IS bAyepp6rL
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THE suscritor having bssa sanmaTly olstsc rom hs
,d siapd by lre. has apsasd out anew 10 the EhRe
building adjoining NOarse feais = Co, fr1at bttNs
r m nd AID Perry STE, whore be VII lie glad
his Old foa5s Aa4 many res ones ~ are 1Esosed ~
favor HIN Will faalr pStrpHSEe' D-4vohE
tuiy Il dtf
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NOrlcE.

r,saE t,,zinass Of Inc lals ora Of HULL, ALLEN
4 x 20. mas tas day bseI transferred ~ MesEie,
GoDDRIgH, NREELES d fAAIls, -Eo vii
eoDtIuae be bJs ness - .n2iT leT EGfs5ols- hesf
sas a. s. Al R.A. De pot.
The nadsr4sg4si AaYlAg Ass0elAt1d hHksH "
b lsiuaAs wIla Aesars. g1G4 len HHeelsr AGhs
may ae load .heir 0mCe, where lac will seile TIE
sc5oaats Of u . a-tv nrm OF hG /, allen o. Co.
waalA /. % sallciI e3HtsEa@ags OF the patron
age - literally bestowed ap9g or lale bIin.
gAhGD CHtTEESDEE,
ara HIM AZ 4
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Dissolution.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen toat TIE COZ ei1hsIsalp
b.r.rotors existing isstweaB tie undersigned anasI
r. nans and Flrm Of MOI RsE AtAaEhtokD
~, oay disc dyed BY lnntai consent
IN ssIs a,s ss,i m are 10 paid 10 Levi Hunger
,I ~ ~ d.uianas aalia-; said EfGi will 10 paid By
h4A ALoNGo N0URSE,
July 90, SO LEVI htNaEhfokp'
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.sffeaff0a Public!

>fH god tlcur Bran, So fGs aud Feed - ali Kidd
~ q !4s HarJn IrsyTy, coFBsT 5th aud Brady etc
you viii alec tnt al EnHs q dracegies add Pre-
visions. together VITA neat wagon &c dyllysI
frse q charge Call aDl sac ior yourselves
aux u VIM NieCAAiMyS
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IOWA FEaALE SEMINARY.

sNHIS B~@ Banding SCHOOL i"T gohHS 4 ,diss aEa
i Misses located ~ love- 10y val SFsE o. ! Ees
-zy, sept. sslH. = aeccl-8iits syfls % ieseE
SIS; spseus Sad elegantly -EE.!sAe4 rs %! AID re
citation roo ne aud IaeIl4s TOT i4e slg4y " Music.
tIHs An. aB1 Of ne sJllds, mas 4GsIG l3YaBl-sus
ssrior 10 any InsAtasI4A HesI Of the Mississippi
ee asi - Euy seminary - tae Soustry. Ies Ffr
stsal or Que 81 toe t5achsTs VIA sel lbs ladies u
davenport sl0 slsa 10 slasL4 ms scAooi % spPA-
"a is1u. FOFeifealzIs Of board address
Aug l4a-9u J. = WOOD Agent
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BARGAIN.

I'd thsl prsPstyis held 700 nisn, eui
nose sishlnea oaTgan z Ae1ss .t,sS ~ al
AsAg.a III ~ u, sabsef1s5r. au cotlxeo 70 sSN
-, y, = lar t.s szss Of The monel-
S.ii,s~ - o. prsnse, HARRISON -; Lsai A0 81
o. al ny sa9p or SD st. below 1ne
Also, Ems to' WI p. x FITZPATRICK,
yane ij-.t -
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PIONEER BAKERY!

III. tuslnsss vi. be continued oy ths uhaefsigpea "lo
..ss = e,ptip1at,ou Of tie patronage heretofore
ssSsJ LEVI HuaGERfOkD.
Nalins III Julv2s o.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Mr.. George Law is out in letter, in which
ne announces that he will give his support to
1ohn Z. Fremont for the Presidency.
In the course of his speech at a Black
Republican meeting at Erie, Psnnsylvania,
W. NJ. Roberts declared that " the election of
james buchanan will settle the difficulties in
Kansas"
Inc Concord IN. II. Patriot says that Gov
COiDy, On his return from the New York and
fhliadelphia conventions, declared publicly
IN that city that the nomination of Fremont
mas insured the election of Buchanan. He
voted for Fremont.
The New York Mirror says that Mr.. Grows
Topeka bill, passed the House of Representa-
tiVes few days since, is entirely i'm practica-
Die, and the movers Of it know that it cannot
pass the Senate. 1t does not represent the
wishes of the people of the Territory +; was but
the work of an informal gathering of por-
ton Of the people, and of no authority what
ever.
Mayor Withers, Of Mobile, Alabama, has
resigned, as it appears from his letter, because
ne cannot support the Philadelphia platform.
Having been elected by the American party,
ne thought 1t indelicate and improper for him
to retain his Office while unable to support the
principles of his party platform. His resigua-
tion was not accepted by the Council, and it %
quite probable he will be requested to with
draw it. The resignation of the City Attor-
ney was accepted.
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JOURNALISM IN THE LAST CRNrURY-The
first daily newspaper printed in Virginia was
in 1850, and the subscription price was $50
per copy per annum.
IL The Wisconsin Farmer says that it will
insure your life for q sixpence, against a rat
tlesnake bite, if you will stir in salt with the
yolk Of good egg, until it is thick enough to
spread plaster, and apply it to the wound.
BONDS RECovERED.-One of the robbers If
Messrs. Adams Thomas & Co.'s store. ut
Smithield, Virginia, has confessed to his mar
ticipation in the crime, and designated the
spot where the 5000 worth of stolen bondS
were concealed. He stated, however. that hs
had received no portion of the money stolen
and could give no clue to the discovery Of his
accomplish. MO
R Board of Medical Officers will %.
semble at Newport barracks, Kentucky nm
the LIST of August next, for the examination of
candidates for appointment in the medical
staff of the army. To obtain permission to
appear before this board, it is necessary 70
apply to the Secretary of War, with good .es.
timonials, of moral character and physical
ability, for active service; and applicants must
De within II and % years old Those who.
upon examination, shall receive favorable
report from the board, will be appointed as
sistant surgeons in the army as vacancies NAV
occur.
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PERSONAL.

.... 1t is reported that the Empress of the
French is again enclente.
-. John Rayner, we'll known citizen Of
Boston, died on Monday.
.... Hon. T. Butler King, was in New Or
leans on Thursday last.
-. Daniel Wall, printer, was drowned in
Philadelphia, Monday.
-. Mrs. Elizabeth Green, died at hatcher,
Miss, at the age of one hundred and eight
years.
.... M Ignace de Foukoull, Secretary Of
State of the Kingdom of Poland, lately died
at warsaw, at the age of 81 years
80. Horace Vernes has lately completed q
life-siz equestrian portrait of the Emperor,
to adorn the Sale du Trone, in the Tuileries.
80. Among the passengers in the steamship
Asia, for Liverpool, were Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
Y ates and child, and Messrs Hinkleman, +
l.. Hilberg, and j. Lehmayer, of Baltimore.
80. LII Is stated, that Barnum and his attor-
neys have succeeded in procuring the consent
OF two-thirds of the Connecticut creditors to
his discharge, leaving the other third to med
ltate upon the glorious uncertainty of the law.
80. Rev. ID. P. Kidder, d. D., for many
years the editor of the Sunday School pubica-
tions Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, has
formally accepted the prOfessOrship of pastoral
theology in the Garret Biblical Institute, Chi
cage.
80. Count de TOcqueville, father of the
author Of Democracy in America, recently
died, at an advanced age, in his Chateau in
France. lie wrote and published, after he lad
completed his eightieth year several histori.
cal works Of acknowledged merit-among 9TH
ers, Philosophical History of Louis XIV.
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In the Senate, to-day, a private bill was
passed, and the bill for the relief of Mrs. Susan
phen Decatur, was discussed before the Star
went to press.
In the House, Mr.. Giddings reported bills
from the Claims Committee, which were sew.
orally committed.
Mr.. Oliver, by leave, m ade q minority re-
port from the Select Committee sent to Kansas,
which was ordered to be printed with the ma
iority report from the same Committee.
Many members made reports on private
cases. all of which were appropriately dis
posed of.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINas,

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, the annual Indian appropriation bill
was passed.
The bill reported from the Naval Affairs
Committee, to amend the act by which the
late Naval Reform Board was created was
then taken up and debated, on various amend
ments proposed, until late hour.
In the course Of these proceedings 1t was
amended 80 as to stand In the following shane,
w:
A BILL to amend an act entitled GAN act to pro.
>, mote the efficiency Of the Navy"
BE IT enacted DC, That, upon the vritten
request, made within ninety days after the
passage hereof, or within thirty DAYS after the
return OF any officer absent from the United
states at the time Of the passage of this act,
provided he shall return within one year after
the passage of this act, by any officer of the
navy who was dropped, furloughed, or retired
oy the operation of the act of the twenty
elgnt OF February, eighteen hundred and
6fty-fve, entitled " An act to promote the ef.
hciency OF the Navy the Secretary of the
Navy shall cause the physical, mental, profes.
sionai, and moral fitness Of such officer for the
naVai service to be Investigated by a court OF
inquiry, which shall be governed by the laws
and regulations which now govern courts of
inquiry and the Secretary Of the Navy sh all
present tho facts and tho opinion of the court
IN each case to the President of the United
States ior his consideration and such action as
he shall deem consistent with Justice and the
interest of the public service.
pee: and be IL further enacted, That the
Iperahon OF the present law limiting the mum
per OF ofhcers Of the navy shall be suspended
80 lar as to authorize the restoration, within
.r ix months from the passage Of this act, by
the President, by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, of officers reserved or
uroPped under the operation of the act Of the
twenty eighth Of February, eighteen hundred
and 6fty.6Vs, entitled GO An scI 10 n,nmnta tha
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efficiency of the navy :" PROVIDED, That there
shall be no further promotions or appointments
in any grade after said restorations shall have
been made thereto until such grade in the &C
tive service shall be reduced to the limit now
prescribed by law. That when any such Off
Ger shall be restored to the navy, by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate the OIL
Ger 80 restored shall occupy that position and
rank in the navy which he would have held
had he not been retired, furloughed or dropped
by the order of the President on the report of
the Naval Board.
Sec. 8 And be ct further enacted, That Of
fcers who were dropped, as aforesaid, and
who shall not be restored to the naval service
within six months from the passage hereof,
shall be entitled to receive one years duty
pay Of their grades respectively; and the
President shall be and he is hereby authorised,
with the advice and consent Of the Senate to
transfer any officer from the furlough to the
reserved pay list and that so much of the act
of February twenty eighth, eighteen hundred
and ffty-fve, entitled !" An act to promote the
efficiency of the navy" as renders reserved
officers ineligible to promotion be and the
same Is hereby repealed
Sec. 4. Ind be 1t further enacted. That re-
served officers may be promoted on the re.
served list, by and with the advice and con
sent of the Senate; but no such promotion
shall entitle them to any pay beyond that to
which they were entitled when so reserved,
nor shall they, by such promotion, take any
higher rank than they would have taken had
they been retained in the active service of the
navy and the President shall be and he is
hereby authorized to transfer any officer, at
his own request, from the active list to the
reserved list, when, in his judgment, the pub
lie interests require it; and nothing in this
act, or In the act to which this is an amend.
ment, shall be so construed as to preclude of
fcers on the reserved list from wearing the
uniform of their grades respectively.
Sec 5. And be IL further enacted, That cap
tains in command of squadrons shall be de-
nominated flag officers.
Having agreed to take it up finally to dis.
pose Of it) on Monday next, they adjourned.
In the House, the debate on the resolution
from the Select Committee on the Sumner and
Brooks affair, for the expulsion of Mr.. Brooks,
and to censure Messrs Edmundson and Keitt,
was continued until late hour by Messrs.
Cobb OF Ga, and Foster against it, and Mr..
Pennington for it, ere they adjourned.
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