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i E6AL NOTICE.

10 Frederick xugE, Cordeiis Ann zaEg. Bisek,
stA. " iiliam Turner, and The State vi is~2s
Ton, and each Of you, are hereby bottled tiAi befe
il ale In the once OF the CLERK OF the Mstfla
Court Lac county. low Keotsk in ssid county,
petition OF Rensr Lsnrrt nj rsaintpg of said Fred.
erict zusg Two Hundred and Fity Dollars, with In
,erest, money due on prohissory note and cisim-
tsg sgainat Ill of The foreclosure Of morfage Oh
certain Real Estate Lee co.nsy Iowa. exsenied by
said Frederick zIEg 10 said RsBer Lanrest secure
sid note.
Now, uniess JOS appear snd snsvsr said petition be-
fore on the second day Of the Eext S<pts1 Der
term OF the said District Cour, OF Lee county, Lows.
70 he hsd Of K~okut In said county, decree VIII be
rendered sEanss ysn ~ prayed tor ~ dsfsrh
HAAkIN 4 MILLER.
teie-d AIRS for Pis iniiG.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

70 Emily Hove. Lowrli Howe, rnoid Kendall, q
Pr@iiafd sud G " Perry:
hth are Hereby nstintd tbst there il now file In
The rnife Of The Clrrk ar lht p!strict Court of Lee
runnty tc~a, az keakuk, petition ~ G. H. Perry
AbneT Reeves and ssmueF n. Miller, Executors az tie
VIII OF II: Reeves claiming OF ytu. Emily M H. VIZ
and Low ell Howe. -Four Han dTed Deltsss. money
due on rromissory more, and also Claiming sgans,
Estate In Lee county, Iowa. executed 10 secure said
Now, unless you appear and nnswer said petition
before noon Of The second DAY OF The next September
term Of the Dtstrnt Court Of Ire hsy Iowa to be
held At kekuk Judgment i'll 10 rendcred aesn you
as PRAYED for By default.
RANKIN L MILLER
iei2-d Attsys for pfaInuns.
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To Frank Barnett Naomi Barnett, Mary A Mckee,
The1d1re u MyeFs. aud e II Perry:
Ypusa hereby nouaed that there il nov die ia
the oiee Of the CLERK al the pistriet Court Of Lse
county lows, nj keoknki petition 81 Samuel Mil
Ter, AbDer Rc~yesaBd e. H. Perry, Executors Of the
~illof L. =, Reeves claiming % you, Frank Barnett,
Three Hundred Dollars, as money due pronissory
note and also praying against ali you III. foreeos
Of mortgage certain Real kstats In lee
~, Iowa, executed to securs said note
Now, unless ,ou sppear and answ said petition be.
fore on the second day Of The next September
term of The Dis trict Court OF Lee county love- be
held at keokuk in said county decEee viii be render
cd against you #s pray cd for by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
icl2-d Att'ys for Phintifs.
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i EGAL NOTICE.

TO Thomas Martin Elizabeth Martin, hordeest Var
nall, william Leslie, N Leslie, Frederiek zugF.
cordelia Ann Zusg. John Boyd. Bailey, Barnes d
Wood William Turner, Hugh Hart, Smith Hsmili,
Jphn Rsshciph. james Dmond, James Hamilton,
joseph zngg, kelner Laurent, n Blackwell,
and State ot Iowa.
You hereby notified that there 10 Ole in
the once of tsr Clerk OF The District Coprt of Lee
county, Iowa NJ keok uk p+tfton OF Samuel Y. u IL
Ter, G. H. Perry and AbBer Reeves Executors 81 the
will OF l.. X. Reeves, claiming OF Thomas Martin,
EtRht Hundred Dollars rs money due on promissery
note and claiming against all sf you abe tos~c
OF inortgage given by sAid Maria csuslH Nal
Estate IN fue county iowa, to thF pa chT or
said note.
Nov, nless you appear aud swer said petition
before ~ The ad day of the beptetn
bor term 81 said Court, judgment will be rendered
against you by default.
RANKIN d MILLER,
ia1a.d Aitsye Plaintiff
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r EGAL NOTICE.


To William Van Keuren, ohm 7 van Keufsn, J Edgar
Thomson; A SEA
You, and zach OF yoa, hereby notfed that there
10 hie In the ofr~ OF the Clerk OF the District
Court OF LIE county. love, at keokuL petition Of
Winston CO., Ginning Of you. " iliiam Vsn Ke1ren
and John 4 Vas Keur u, the sun " Fifteen honsred
Dollars with ten per cent interest per anpunl. from
November 18th, A. ID. 1861 money due On proAis-
sory note made by yen payable 10 the order or j X.
Hornish. and secured by q mortgage made by You to
said Hornish said note hsYins been since assign
ed In ssfd Winston Co, dated Eovem bar nth, A. D.
1853 also eaming asu inst each OF the foreclosure
of said mortgage, the same hetIg upon certan Real
Estate with the improvements thereon. known the
Boatmxn Mil property ard pRftic nary scrib
ed IN said petition, lying and situate in Lee county,
Iowa for ths purchase money and further sakiDg
q ale or Said pre- rnses. and general relief Apc
less appenr and ansuer said petition before
noon OF the second day Of the Of said Court
10 commence ~ kekuk on the nrEt Monday Of Sep
TENDER, A. b 1852 cefsult will be entered agains
Tou and Judgment rendered ,hersss p,aysA for In
~ ia petition. NOBLE 4 SIRoSG,
| msyl7d Au'ys for Plaintiff
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouHrv iss
by virtue Of = special execution 10 me directed is
sued by the Clerk Of the Dsrict Court or said county
Ia favor Of Janet and Harvey Strong and against
beKnAp, nave levied upon aud will sell te high
~ the feeat eef of the CLERKS eee the
DsirlcA Court Of econnty IASa ~ Kectuk 10 said
comfy on tho iyth day Of july A. D. esas betwasn
INC hours % O'CLOCK T. m. and o'clock m, s~za-
mencne q O'Clock p. Ia Or said day The following
property tosi Lot eixht CD in Block ninety .sx to6
m the city OF kfoknk, -Ief county, Iowa.
Taken. levied upon snd To- sold BY order Of Court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, June 18TH 1859
N. G. HEDGES, Sheriff Lee county. Iowa
jel3d ~ ,. y. SAITH, IT., Deputy.
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E64f NOTICE.

To J Morley, 1r., H b Ten Eyek. Ford, Gorham
Ford Love Co, end Perry;
You ara hereby not ihcd thai there IL file in
The oaicc of the Clerk Of the District Court o. Ice
eounss, lows. 81 Keekut, petit zen n O. n. Perry,
Abner Req, and samuai r. Miller Executors Of the
will OF Reeves claiming Of yeu, j. Morley, jr.,
Eight Hundred Dollars, money due prom isso ~
note also ella ming against all Of you IN
ure OF mortgage certain Real Estate IN Lee eoun
ty. Iowa, executed by sad J. Morley, jr., to
said note. III s&es s&3
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
before OF the second day Of the next September
term Of The District Court OF Lee county, Iowa be
held at Kenknk. In said eennty. jnssmsnt will DO
rendered against you rs pray ed for BY default.
st s RaHk1N II MILLER,
teI2-d -att.ys for Pfutpttns.
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LIVE STOCK.

Droversaut Farmers will fn this the most adv an-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacions YARDS eli
watsrsd AND supplied with every veuisace have
bean opened NH. lane and HIS esd every
attention 10 paid 10 their wants. From hsrrisbuPRh
where viii br found every convenispce for fsediBe
and resting choice is rad Of tbs YKlLAD EL
PH1A, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This viii also be found the shortest quick est and
mcst direct route for Stock to New York-Ivia Allen
and viii fewer cha nKes than any other.
kNOCH LAWS. GesersIsapt..A itoona Pa
l.. L. HOUPT, Gen. Tick ct Agt ,philadelph
Ii. ii HOUSTON, GenlFseight Ct. Phllade iphia. :.
ian94daw
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FIR EIGHTS S.

Err e q HTS.
BY thisrouie, frsixhss OF nh descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, Rev York, Bosaop or
Baltimore, to Or nom aay point on the Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
lows or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
The pennsyivsnia RAilroad also eonnseis n Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Goods be forward
I'd " any point on the 0h,a, Muck tngun, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Likpois, Wisconsin III ssis
sfpr, Missouri, KansAs, Ark ansas and Red Rivers:
and ~ Clsvrsa nd and Chicago withsteam-
10 alt ports on the North Western Lakes.
MerchAAka and Ehtppsys sRtS&sttnEthe transp orta-
.ion OF their Rrsiohete fAh Company can rely with
confidence onits speedy trApsit,
The Mates Of Freight
vapta Csstral Kailrsad, arsT 4, isii lime, As "a
yyoRAkIk As ARR cHARGEn BY OTHER RAIL
Ne particular TO mark packages, ..ylA Pr.s.
EsSr1AL n. ~ III
For Freight CoutrariAor Shipping Directions, ap-
ply to or address either Of the Agents
k.R.sAES, 81: Losis, Missouri
u. A.sTEWAkT, FreisAa Axsst. Pitssbareh
~. ssow N u. ein.l ssssi.
no. NELDRUMfx CO., MA1fson, Ind
LIZ. AonkH. LostSvtils,kys
wv. AlkAAN 4 CO., ErA nsyills, Ind.
] CLARKE 4 co, chtcaEo, III.
w. h. 4 b. l.. LANGLEY, Gallipoiis, %.
G.R. Nal, Pexke rsbasE. NS.-l
HALL b Co, Marietta, o.
B. PIERCE 4 CO., GAINESVILLE. o.
A'DOWELL 4 M.CDLA. Portsmouth, %.
X. ANkELY, Asysville, Ky.
PsJ0HNsON, Ripley, %.
G.L.HkAToN, cisssiand.o Q.
y. MkLDRUA, Gen'i Travelling Ag'tfo
the South snd West.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline Z Reedcr and L, H. Harrison.
You and each Of y0u hereby not ihed that there
Is ale In the office OF the clerk cf the District
Court OF Lee County, lows, At Keokuk, petition Of
Jease Rnddick claiming Of ysa Caroline T. Resaef,
One Tiona2hd Dollars a. money due on 4 rror sxory
note and claiming against both Of you the Tor. closure
OF mortgage executed BY said Caroline r. Re edcr
certain real estate in Lee County logs, 70 secure
said note. 1hsis
Andunless ofyou appear and answer said pstl
ton before noon the second day OF tne next
September term of said Disrtct Court OF Lee County
10 DO held = Kookut decree will be rendered
.Vs7.8ffs' 1-r-s RANKIN ILLER
iupele-dlm Hlsin3i2S AttoFnsys.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Joseph Duncan and Franklin Hartman, Defend
1Y a1ts-Ef8f {Y45s ff@ ~
You are hereby notified that there il on die In
claiming = jndemSht in fofscicSsso Of mortasage
asain.i said Joseph Dpnean for the Of Five Hun
dted Dolafs ifltsp per cent in,erett frcn tkr fpi
OF January, 1861, and special and general sxeanti
Agstnat ySu, Joseph Danesn and for foreclosure II
mortgage given by ssli Duncan 10 Charles Mason,
upon the Rortkwesl " OF the southeast of section
30 township lC13 rt range 6) EFT, In Lee
Town, The sHte Of sad pYtnsHs THy OF said dct
HE acknowledgment of al redemption therein, add for
general relief
Now, you each must appear and answer sad pett-
ton by OF the second day Of the Of SAID
C0url TO be held tbs FIRST Monday Of December,
D. y60Q. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
may96.d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Ii
10 D ksddinrson, David " fison. Jeremiah Har.
ris, Creel Sheppard, G Kinney, ca & Garter, 3
svaii, Thorn 4 Grinan, Lewis Geptr, Brown 4
CIendeDing, Muse, scroEss, Smith samuels,
Charles Parons, benjamin AEan, james Carroll
Cameron g. kdwards, Morris Rosenhein, futile,
Ba riry & Smith, John ID Park, Bridgmah 4 Co.,
bean + Brother: sa5fl AZ
Yoa, and each Of you be reby notified that there
10 ale In The cce ol the Clerk ofthe District
Court Of Lee county, iowa, at Keokuk. petitio Of
Samuel J. Miller ~ hia p~n right, and Samuel
r. Miller, e, n. Perry, and Abner Reeves, ~ Execu
tors Of tho will 81 \ X Reeves, claiming sgatpst D.
Reddington > Jul gment 10 favor 81 samuel r. Miller,
fur 0ne Thousan6 boltsya, xcCnuntuf two promts-
sorry notes and Judgment In favor Of The Executors
AforssAid fer One Thousand Dollars, mn account Of
two other promissory notes Said petition nso claims
sgainAt All Of you the foreclosure Ut . mortgage
ccrsn Real Estate In Lee county Iowa, executed BY
said D. n46aiIxiOp 10 secure said Dotes.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
noon thu second day Of tne nsxt epxs mber
OF the District Court OF Lee county, Iona - be
held at Keoknk. 5udxnsnt will b rendered against
Mo TX ,'',5g T't.T RAEKIN MILLER,
je13-dIm Plaintiffs Auya
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-1NIrEB STATES MAIL AND EX-
~ PRESS LINE Packets
JEEHIE WHrPLK, Chas. 3 Morrison, Mas
ter, and KATE CAssEL, b. w. Davis, .X1EA
Master, are now making regular daily trips
Sunday encspted) between Rock IsiApd And UaNo1-
port and ksskuk leaving esch end OF the route 81
O'Clock =. making sure connections With Eeokuk
and St. Loois Packet for 81 Louis sAd the s.ean,ess
Add Hire and Bin Henderson for Galena and Duba-
que. may6-d
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

rs James O. Shields and Jeremiah Brown.
You are hereby notified that there ts on ME -
the once OF the Clerk OF the District Court NJ Lee
County lows, u Kenkuk, petition Of Hugh +. Reid
es At per from March g. 1857, agsipst aaid
Shields, upon promsssory note made By him 10 said
OF mortgage executed BY said Shields 70 said Reid
upon ain real estate In Reids Addition to said
City Of to secure said nnte and other notes
And that unless you appear At or before moon Of
the second day ofhsxt September term, d. 1869, Of
said Court, and answer thereto default and judG-
msnt viii be rendered akAihst you
NOZZLE 4 STRONG,
ja16-d4w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
Tho Dayton HomIcldc.

The following notice Of the killing OF J. F.
BoLLMEYER appeared in the Dayton Empire Ol
Saturday, Nov. 1:
We are called upon 10 perform the mosi
sorrowful duty of our life. ] F. Bollmeyer
senior editor and proprietor of this paper, waG
killed this morning, on second street, by Henry
M. Brown, halter, shooting him through the
neck, with o revolver, causing death in lev
minutes after. We have no heart, at present
to comment upon this most dastardly and infa-
nous outrage. The most intense excitement
peryades the community, and 1t ia with difficulty
that the friends OF Mr.. Bollmeyer are prevented
from going 70 the Jail and demanding the person
of Mr.. Brown for immediate punishment
To sll such We advice moderation. The muir
derer Ia in the hands OF the law--Iet IL take ita
course.
We have been connected In business with the
deceased for over two years, and more up
right, honorable, uoble-hearted man, IL has
never been our fortune to meet with. An un-
falterlng friend, kind husband, an affection
ate father, bis untimely end will be regretted
and mourned by thousands OF friends here and
elsewhere.
He was about thirty-two years Of age, and
leaves 9 young wife and child TO sorrow over
bis early death. h5tli
The following account Of the same sad affair
is given In the Dayton Journal Of Monday, Nc.
vember 3: asga tys 3 .a
Il is With deep regret that We are compelled
to record the death Of ]. F. Bollmeyer, Esq |,
one Of the editors and prophetors of the Rm.
pirs. On Saturday morning last, be met Mr..
Henry M. Brown, on Second street, and per.
uonal altercasion ensued, at the close of which
Mr.. Brown shot Mr.. Bollmeyer, the ball pass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

knowl got out by telegraphg Laughter. i
'Whsfe are you going noWf' Il don't know-I
suppose they will give me little change, and
Will 60 TO Fort Lafayette Laughter +
There was but one step from the sublime 10 the
ridiculous.
"The dream Of the poet and the enthusiast
In their brightest aspiration for liberty had been
almost realized In this country, but how changed
were circumstances now. can scarcely believe
said Mr.. James-that tread the free soil OF
America, or breathe the wholesome atmosphere
Of freedom. IApplause. He implored all his
fellow. citizens 10 allow none-n0t the smallest
invasion of their political Constitution. One
precedent creates another; they soon acoumu.
late and become law. The laws must flourish
with our Constitution. Thoy grow ou! of IL and
will expire with 1t. You must guard with jeal-
ousy the bright inheritance Of freedom, and
transmit II ubimpai.ed to your successors. Trial
by jury, the right Of free discussion. the liberty
Of the press, the writ Of habsas corpls, are the
foundations Of freedom; they are the columns
which support the whole superstructure Of civil
and religious liberty" Loud applause.
This Is the opinion of sound and patriotic
lawyers Of all countries.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04
Gen. BueIi's Farewell order 20 his
Army.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE 0HIo,)
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 80, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS Amy OF TIE 0HIo,(
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 30, 1869.
General Orders, No. $780,
In obedience to orders from the headquarters
of the army, Major. General Buell. relinqulshes
the command o. the District and Army of the
Ohio to Major. General w. S. Rosecrans.
II Ia Impossible for the General, without feel.
ings Of regard and warm interest In their fu-
ture success, to part with the troops whom he
has been the instrument OF converting for the
most part. from raw levies into powerful
army, hOnored by common consent for its dis
clpline and Efficient organization, for its esprit
du corps, and for victories unqualified by O sln-
gle reverse, aud whose fortunes he bas followed
for q tWelVemonth, over q field OF operations
embracing considerable portions OF four States,
through difficulties aud dangers which its forti.
tude and courage have mastered without acci-
dert or failure, Il has recently, by q rapid
march Of Eve hundred miles, with limited
subsistence, often with On inadequate sup.
ply of water, returned to Kentucky and
driven from her borders powerful army, and
having re.established its communications, is
now we'll on lie way to meet the enemy At other
poiDts The occasion is not convenient for re-.
counting its services during the past twelve
months, but the army may well recur to them
with pride. II anything has not been accom-
plished which was practically within the sphere
Of its duty, the General cheerfully holds him
self responsible for tho failure. The General
reflects with pride that the army under his com.
msnd has, for the most part, been free from
petty jealousies and intrigue; that 1t has neith-
er indulged in vain boastiDgs nor tarnished its
high character b. chickering's and low crlmi
nations 1t will enhance his qualification, If It
shall carry to its new commander, who already
has earned its confidence and respect by dis.
tingushed service, the same noble qualities
which have characterized is since its organlzA-
ilou. He will pray that it may be the insiru-
meat Of speedily restoring the Union 90 its in.
tegrity; and there is no individual In its ranks
10 whose honor and welfare ho will not feel q
special interest.
By command OF Major-G General Buell..
(Slgned) JAS. B. FRY,
Colonel and Chief of Staff.
oficAl-J. WmGHT, A. A. G.
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The stamp AcG.

The Ashtabula Sentinel (GIDDINes's Aboli-
tion organ) thus berates the majority In the
present Congress for some of their doings at
the last session:
II ever Legislative body attempted TO pat
on record for all time reputation for profound
stupidity, they failed to make an effort that
would at all compare With that Of our present
Congress In passing the Act requiring stamps
to be placed on legal papers. The old story OF
q hole for the cat and another for the kittens is
q mere nothing to it; and the heaviest ideas
ever snored through the sleepy regions Of the
cireumlocution ofice, were Of rainbow bright
mesa compared with the provisions of this act.
The tax 1t imposes is luxury to the annoyance
oil its requirements. If Congress would re-
deem their reputation for common sense, let
them amend the act 80 as to allow any OF the
stamps to be used on any papers, If the amount
is sufficient. Nothing more is required, ana
it 10 sheer foolery to do otherwise.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-04

EVERY man who has ever been suspected Of
disloyslty rejoices at the Democratic successes
in Indiana and Ohio, aud is working for the
election Of Democrats.--Chieago Eusning Jour.
nal.
Does Wendell Phillips rejoice over those suc.
cessesl Does Lloyd Garrison7 Does Parker
Pillsbury7 Does Horace Greeley2 Does Joshua
Giddipgs7 Does Ben. Wade7 Does Gov. An
drew7 Does Gov Blsir2 Does E. c. Lsrued
Does Ichabod Coddingf Does Owen Lovejoy1
Do any of these men who, two years ago, would
"let the South go2" Does the paper in New
York which, lees than two years ago, felt moth.
ing but adherence for ga Union whereof one
part should be pinned to the o.berby bayonetsi'
Does the paper in this city which, less than two
years ago, begged iha. "bloodless dissolution
might not be made impoasible3"- Chicago
Times
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An Abolition ThreaI.

The following paragraph, from the speech
Of Mr.. John A. Gurley-defeated at the recen
election on the question Of his reelection Il
Congress In one of the Cincinnati districts
delivered at an Abolition meeting ia Metropol
isan Hall, in this city, on Saturday last, e.
capped our observation at the time:
"Mr. GuTley concluded his speech with an
allusion to his own defeat, which he attributed
to the large number of Republicans which hia
district had sent 10 the war, the Democrats
having stald at home to vote He Said, how
ever, that 1t would not DO rebels any good to have
these Democrats elected; first, because they
would not have majority; and secondly, Il
they should have majority, supplies will all
be voted IN advance for the soldiere, and II
there should happen TO be too many of those
traitors elected, The app reaching session ,oould
see taps eRGeted 1hieh ,oould take care of them /"
II Ia hardly necessary that We should com.
ment on this. IL needs no Interpretation. Itis
plain proposition. If the people shall elect @
msority Of "these traitors" (Mr. Gurley's name
for Democrsts), the Congress to which they shall
be elected will not be permitted to meet. That
is what Mr.. Gurley meaus. He means that il
the next House shall not be abolition in politics,
the Democratic majority shall, by laws enacted
by the present Congress, be abolished. We can
6uSeo 40 w tuC pOEbOt ihW6
They would perhaps make Il eds
Der OF Congress and make Il the duty Of
the President to order the arrest and
Imprisonment Of every such member, and to
suspend the writ Of habeas corpus with refer
enoe to him. The President, however, would
not need any such laws, he would only have to
exercise the same authority with respect to ell
the Democratic members Of the next Congress
that no has exercised with regard to Hon. W,
j. Allen, one of the members OF the present
Congress- from this State, to accomplish Mr..
Gurley's purpose. Aad aoho can sag that he ,uiIl
not attempt TO ezsyeisc such Gathorify7
Whether he will or not possibly depends upon
the emphaels with which the people, q. the en-
suing elections, shall proclaim their coniemna-
lion of all uaurpa.ions of power.-C Chicago
Times, Oct. 81.