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Con.-e~ssncn Voting Money Into
'Gilcir Own Ehoc.act-.

The New York Eeeniny Post, referring to
the selfish and corrupt influences enlisted on
the side of the Tariff bill in Congress, says:
THERE'S Mr.. Stevens he demands high,
er duty on iron. which Of course will raise
tie price Of that article he is an iron master.
There is Mr.. Griswold, who demanded a
heavier duty on railroad iron, which would,
of course increase the price Of that commo~
ditv: Mr. Griswoid is a manufacturer, at
Troy, in this state, of railroad iron. There
is Mr.. Morrill,, who imposes higher duties on
foreign marble: Mr.. Morrill,, we are told Is
interested in marble quarries in Vermont
There is Mr.. Dodge, OF this city, Of whom u
correspondent wrote the other day.
"On motion of Mr.. Dodge, ten per cent.
ad valorem was added 70 the duty on iron
wire On mott pm of Mr. Dodge, the duty on
crinolne wire Has increased from seven to
ten cents per p5 und. Is he the Mr.. Dodge Of
the firm of Phelps, Dodge Il Co., who are
said to be largely interested (or some of the
members Of the firm are) i'll wire work in
Connecticut and Massachusetts ?''
These are only examples. They do not
exhaust the list of members in the present
Congress who 81 em to think that they are in
Washington for the purpose of filing their
own or their lends pockets. We shall III a
few days publiSh a list of members which
viii, perhaps, en- able the public to see why it
is that some are so much interested in the
passage of this oppressive bill, and why it is
that others, VIII % ought to oppose it, more
prudent bat no less corrupt, keep their
mouths shut, aud suffer the people to be
robbed, that they or their friends may gain.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Utica has lost one Of its
best and most honored citizens in the sudden
death on Monday last, July 10th, of FRANK
LIN DIMNIcK. grain and lumber merchant of
that place. Mr.. D. was about so years of age,
and had been 4 resident of Illinois for the last
33 years.
The circumstances CT his death were as
follows: Coming into his house about
noon. he said he felt too unwell to take dinner,
and seated himself on q bed. In moment
he fell back with moan, and his family
him pulseless. DR.. Highly was called, and
came in five minutes, but found life already
extinct. To all appearance, he had rot beer
III ten minutes.
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the full amount awarded to him da images by
commissioners, for the land appropri ated and
taken for widening and extending Ottawa Az, n re.
UOwiand called up the petition Of L. F. Dyer.
and moved that the sum of :25 be appropri ated,
prayed for By petitioner.
Vote on his motion
Ayes-Ho &'land-l.
Noes-Sheehan Lynch Thorne, Pierce, Young
Mitchell. Burke. fulton. Moore g.
Lynch offered and moved the adoption of the
following ordinance:
Be x ordained h ne Ctv C9,o,ci1 of tie city II Caalr1:
That the words latter conviction" ia the third
line Of section four of chapter thirtv-Oqe o. the
Revised Ordinances Of the city Of Otta,@a. be
stricken out so that the said section four NAV read
as follows:
Any license granted NAV be revoked BIZ tie
CITY council whenever It shall appear the sails
faction OF the city council that the person per
sons 50 Icnn-ed shall have violated any provision
of any ordinance of he city council relating to
spirliaous liquors, or any condition Of the bond
aiore said.
Ayes Aid Shcehan, Lynch, Thorne. Rowland,
Mitchell, Hutton aud Moore.
Noes Pierce Young and Burke-3.
BILLS ORDERED PAID
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Tennessee TO he Admitted into
the Union.

The Legislature of Tennessee having on
Wednesday succeeded in getting quorum,
and ratified the constitutional amendment,
Senator Trumbul has offered resolution in
the Serate, and NJ. Bingham in the House
to recognize Tennessee as state once more
IL the Union. The resolution promises to
pass, though it raises an awkward question
Is to how and when Tennessee ever got out
81 the Union.
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DIFFEREScE.-The Chicago Tribune
makes it one Of its gravest accusations
against President, Johnson, that he has
interfered in Tennessee to prevent a quorum
Of the legislature from assembling under the
call of Gov Brownlow for an extra session
of that body to ratify the constitutional
amendment. The very Eoyal" Na.hyil,e
CORES pondent of the Chicago RspuJ2ic2a, on
the other haad, says: There are i,e]re than
enough members in Nashville to make q
quorum at any .ime, bat many Of the RADI-
GALS are determined that the constitutional
amendment shall not be ratified under the
present aspect Of affairs" This is bat an
other proof of what we have said elsewhere,
that this protested anxiety Of the republic ms
about the ratification Of The constitutional
amendment IS the shcerezt ami ylest Avpoc>
risy. Il IS not what the party waat It is q
mere tub 70 the wLale-an electigugcrin.
dolge-iutended 10 last until after the clyc~
ton, when lie party viii drop !. Ike hot
potato.
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HANNIBAL REPuBLIC-This is a new
paner, daily, weekly and triweekly, bailing
from Hannibal. No, and of which our old
friend Austin BRooKs formerly of the
Quincy Herald, is the editor. To say that
Brooks is the editor, and '.goes in with his
whole soul, tells the story, for there is not a
more rungent and vigorous writer come cted
with the political press of the West. Radi,
calism in Missouri, aui particularly in and
around Hannibal. may as well prepare for
skinning for Brooks is as skilful as merci>
less in that way. The "Rspublic' in size
and appearance, looks very like the Quincy
Herald, one ofthe largest papers in the state.
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pHHgn 10 Sci H-a7 Eytan.

STATE o.. ILLINOIS. IA StIr- q ->.T Count. Court
thereof, - -a.,tclI..- cas \. d. 1856
jam, Grttsu administrator OF tile estate ,f Charles l..
Gates Goec ,--l, William IL cat ArSuel u~tcs,
ami tl- iHsu Prs ciaE- l. ''tLes deceased.
J.tEoG for 7saa- ~ s.jl rstt stU-. O. P1y o9sls.
: T appear - from an a lvlt file ia thu Office Of the
clerk %. siI csri. tt si d-g lsuts are mos re>i-
dents OF said slate notice Is gwen To -tid dernaus IN II
said petitioner flied ia sid the lNth day ut July
p. Isto his petition. praying e.. order pT tie sale
interest -ii deceased ia auI to the following
described re7i estate, sjt,TJe in sal! v The
Me- tn NE4 OF section II, township b NORTH OF
range T. NJ and that tnereupnn issu d
thereon ny law required Now, therefore, unless
YOU the sail Defendants Ntiini Il Gates, .rIucilt
Gates and tie unknown heirs 81 Charles r Gates dc
ceased personally Doe and appear before said court at said
term To holden the COIrt House in ottawa. III sIi
county, tp first Many OF September 4. D. 1896 and
plead, d-In.r said petition the viii
be taken for confessed against Won. aul decree viii
be entered according the pray eI thereof
:. y. MOORE Clerk.
WuLIAx +. Ezcl, Petitioner S,ll-iter. uly2I-3v
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XNHEREAS5 Wm E9.s' and M'S e Ebert ei-
execute aud deliver Lyman D. Cavalry slnce sgcc@sei
"a certain mortgage deed which mortgage deed is recorded
in the Recorders oil Of La sale county, IN Book GO OF
Mortgages, page 49, Il s whereby they conveyed to
said Lyman Cavalry the following Described real estate,
situate in tha city OF ottawa, county Of Ia sale, and
state Of Illinois, fhs west half OF the west hall of
the north La of lot ~ Ia block twelve a., ia
the Original Town o! Ottawa secure the payment OF
five proHIls>orv notes in said mort dcc! described
amounting in all tie OF hundred ami MY dol
lars with from March 2Sth, l>.9 their date at
10 per cent per annun all OF whie notes are long past
due and unpaid Now thereiJTe, public notice Is hereby
given that ID ". Stanton, executor and julia T. Cavalry
eNecuriX OF the hast will and testament OF the said Lyman
ID. Cavalry deceased by virtue OF the powers III sad
gage and will contained. will sell said real estate and
all right eqity of reiG mpiion said William Ebert
and Mt-tiaen Ebert, his wife, aud to said premises at
public auction the highest and best bidder for cash. at
the south door the County Court House in said CITY,
the 9Th day August, 1866 o'clock p. of
said day.
Terms Of Salc.-Cash.
ID. w. STANTON ErecutoT,
JULIA L. CAVARbY. Ereci,tyir,
or last tci and testament Of LYMAN d. Cavalry, deceased
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SOLDIERS HoME-The movement to raise
fund of $200,O0 to erect home for dis
abled Illinois Soldiers, in behalf of which
ago, seems to be progressing favorably-
About $4,000 have already been -c;sed, and
confidence is expressed that the who's SUN,
will be raised by the meeting eff the next
legislature.
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administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF CoNaAD KELLER, DECEASED.
~ Office is hereby given, thst the undersigned admin
~ istgTtDr the Conrad Keller late OF the
county of La Sale and Of Illinois, deceased will APP
before the c1uuty Of said county the third
Monday being the 1.,h day. OF september 1896 Al h
Court House ottawa in sud county, when and where all
persons having claims demands against said
notified attend and present the i'll writing Tor
adjustment.
Dated 10Th day of July A. D. 1866.
6w DANIEL BLAKE, Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

oy ITS WAf.-A few years ago the an
nouncement would have created q thrilling
interest. though now it scarcely receives any
attention-that tie Atlantic Cable is again
being uncoiled to connec; Europe with Amer
Ica. The Great Eastern left the west coast:
of Ireland on the 18th. and should be heard
from in the region OF Yalenta within a
week
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STATE REGIsrzR.-The Illinois State Reg
lister has been enlarged By Cur columns, and
appears On new type Under the manages
msnt of MERRITT il Bro, the .s1ate Register
has improved immensely both mechanically
and in its editorial conduct, and occupies
more worthily than it has for years past the
important position of central organ of the
Democratic party of Illinois. 1t is sent to
subscribers daily at SO per annum, and
weekly az 81 per annum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

A way has bce n discovered to stand an egg
on end, more ID tisfactory than the method
employed by Columbus. Nothing more Is
required than TO shake the egg very hard,
until the white network which holds the yolk
is broken, whom the yolk desceuds into the
large end, the center of gravity IS changed,
and the egg may be easily balanced.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

The correspondence accompanying the
sents evidence of extensive forgeries of mem.
bers franks for every kind of purposes, in
GLIDING claim agents, gift enterprises, etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

Robert Bonner of Tie Ne,c York Ledger
has returned an income for the past year OF
Sl65, 6O965. Jay Cooke, the well known
banker, returns an income for 1864 of $685.
900. His tax will be over 100000. He re-
sides in Chiltenham, Montgomery county,
Pa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

SITUATION IN ITALY.-We have a very in.
teresting and ably prepared communication,
from competent hand, on the military situ>
alton in Italy, for which We shall. attempt to
find room in our next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

NoaINATioS--The republican convention
Of the 9Th (PeoriaJ district, H., on Wednes-
day nominated Eben C. Ingersol for re elec>
ton to Congress by reclamation. Ingersoll
is the man whose friends applied to Thad.
Stevens for endorsement. Thad replied
CURLY that he made it q. rule, when he could
say nothing in favor Of a man, to say nothing
about him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

Four new cases of cholera in Brooklyn
were reportsd on the 18th, two of which were
fatal. Thirteen new cases and rine deaths
are reported in Elizabeth, NJ.
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Advices from Texas announce that the
crops in that state will be abundant. There
is now enough on hand to feed the entire
population two years.
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Table and Dairy salt Soaps, Soneware. Wooden and
willow Ware, Picked Pork, Sugar Cugei Hams, Shout
der, Baron, Lard, Dried Beet. Butter Eggs &c &c.
.u stock 4 MackCT J. White Fish, Trout, Herring
AMI other salt and dried fish. Also fresh Lake Fish con-
staDtly land. In short stock i complete; our
goods OF the hest quality. and will De sold at Low Prices
Goods delivered il all part, OF The city.
We pay cash r Buttor EsgsP Poultry, Lard ana other
produce packing cellar under st National Bank
where city customers get choice Dairy Butter
for table use &C. NARRlNER.
Main street wei of First National Bank Ottawa, ILL.,
I1r,aa
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HEDGE PLANTS FOR SALE

IL At Ottawa, (Bradfor'ds store,) and at Ii lck-
ory POINT Ojell Mdsees and Seneca-three dollars per
thousands good the best-by subscriber; be
delivered in October Farmers, get your ground
ready JOSHUA PUSE1 y co
Ottawa, July 11th 1S56.-2m
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Instrumental & Vocal Music.

Having received his musical education in TIE Great
Music School at Lepsc Germany and having taught in
country in the best Seninares Colleges for the
Yeas he feels confident ability to give
satisfaction TO all his patrons.
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Maps of the Seat of War in Europe for
sale by Osmau & Hapenan.
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TUNING g. REPAIRING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Also for of the very best Piano and Organ
Manufactures instruments sold at factory prices Orders
be left at p. y. Box Is H. at Prescots Hat
EB Residence at c. W. Tutte's, opposite Burton c.
Cooks. June SQth-Iy.
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BILLS ORDERED PAID.

AtJ0nrnei 70 Tuesday, Aug. !, So.
K. \. WATERMAN, CItv Clerk.
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Motion of Thorne to sustain the action of
council in the matter Of order passed at LASH meet
ing of council directing clerk TO Issue order, pay
able To IN Thomas for the sum of $3.50, the
veto ofthe mayor TO the contrary Notwithstanding
was lost by the following vote: ~,
Ayes-Ald Rowland, Lynch, Ihorne, ioung,
Burke, Hutton-6
Noes-Sheelan. Pierce, Mitchell, Moore.
On motion of Moore, special com. of three was
aproinfad 10 examine and report upon bill of John
Snuitz, Tor police services rendered. COMMITTEE
Moore, Pierce aud Lynch
On motion of. Mitchell.
Lrdersd That clerk be directd to issue and pre-
sent to d, f. HIT an order for the sum of one
hundred and seventy two dollars and thirty cents,
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Colonel ., Thomn- aad his Repor..,

n
90 Various statements have been made
through many of the Radical Journals North,
distortitg and garbling the reports of Col
onel Thomas, from this department of the
Bureau, which have led many of our citi-
tbem Injustice. All Of them, we believe,
however, have been promptly ref1ted, and
1t is our pleasure again to lend additional
testimony to the fact, that Col. Thomas re-
ports are characterized by a spirit of fair
ness and Justice which cannot sbe question
ed 1t was eur pleasure yesterday, through
the courtesy of the Department. i comInaA-
der, to read the report Of Col. Thomas
with the reports of his assistants appended
for the month of March, relative to the con-
dition of the Freedmen, and the spirit of
our people, ,toYards them, in this State, We
were impressed throughout with the candor
and earnestness Of the report, and felt graf
ified that's favorable Ia statement could
be made of the well being of the freedmen
In the State, and the Justice which is done
them not only by individuals, but by The civil
authorities. We were assured that the re-
ports of Col. Thomas have been always
,charactefized by the same honesty of cen
viction which this exhibited, ,andsa like dis
position to do the people Justice In COM
Gliding his report, Colonel Thomas expresses
regret that so many exaggerated aud false
statements y are 3 circulated Through the
North of outragess committed upon freed
men and Northern citizens amongst uss-7
Our thanks ara dne the Colonel for his en-
lendeavorsI to sefadicates the prejudiees and
false impressions which exist with regard
to our motives andsl tc0aduet, ,r1V icksbnRg
Herald l,tfs ,aol3Enlsi3x9 a3y aTJ-anel o 9gn1
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-04-26

20 Rev. A. Fl. Deane has been arrested at
Harrisonville. Mo-, for preaching the gospel
without taking the test oath. During the
war he was Major Of battalion of Federal
volunteers, and was distinguished for his
services and sllfferings in the Union cause.
but he refuses to take the oath as being IN
opposition to the spirit of christianity. The
chief instigator of his arrest, says the Mis-
souri, Republican, is man who has never
fred gun for his country
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-04-26

~It seems, from a report of a. commit
tee of the Iowa Legislature, that the guber-
material power of that State, for about two
years. has been exercised. not by Gov, Stone
but by his private Secretary, R. g. orwig
who has held the great seal, granted par
4dons at discretion, made requisitiohs for fu.
gitiyes nom justice granted sxtradition
warrants, &C., &c. As comp ti0ns fol
these little services he has helped himself tt
about sS4, 900 belonging to the swamp s1and 1and
indemnify fund. H f=df Is.
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A method Of coasing, wood with varnislp

Amethod of coating wood with a yarnisho
hard as stone has been recently introduced
into Germany The ingredients are forty
;parts of chalk, forty Of rosins four of Inseed
oil, 60 be melted together in an iron pot, I
one part of the native oxide of copper and
one Of sulphuric acid are then TO- A added, !
after which the composition tis ready for
use. 1t is applied hot to the wood with
brush, in the same!way as paant, land saA
before observed, becomes-exceedingly hard
ON dryinganfe q ssiq0o 19qnq IeoibHa 4 -
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J. There is a rumor that Napoleon issuspend
III the publication of thesecond volume of
the 'sLife of Julins9 Caesar, 2 until the ques. 5
ton shall be decided relative TO- 2 third
of authenticity with the two of Franche-
Comte and Bergundy. j H.tsi mnaioil5q 9uF
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-04-26

d INDIANA DIvoRCEs.-The District of
Columbia Supreme Court in the case of
Annie j. Worcester (formerly Cheever,) vs..
II. b. Cheever, has decided that a wife who
leaves her husband for thelpurpose of resi- e
ding in Indianae and1 obtains divorce
there, is not thereby relieved from the mar
riage contract
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- The indianapolis Herald contains an
account of a perilous if not fatal adventure
in cave near Leavenworth, Indiana. A
party undertook thorough survey of.the
cave, which is very extensive, and after q
very interesting exploration, one OF them
Mr.. Knapp -crawied through a narrow pas
sage in one Of hetnumereus galleries, and
another Hawn--- followed him, but be-
ing rather corp,,lent, became wedged in the
passage, and hefoEe his companions could
succeed In extrieating him, their lamps
burned ont They made then way to the
outer air to irepplenish their lamps aud pro-
cure tools, but on their return were unable
to find the place again, and at the time OF
writing, nearly three days had been spent IN
the fruitless search. A postscript states that
Mr. Knapp had just been found by hunter
near what had generally been considered
sink-hole, far from the mouth of the cave.
He was in, too exhausted a condition to give
the particulars of his escape j.! = 'asu.t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-04-26

r. CAsuALTY.-On the list ult, the engine /,
of Boyd's Steam mills, in the neighborhood
of Pigeon Roost, exploded, killing Mrs,
Matthews who was standing near by, and
ipinEing gseveral other persons. Mr. BOYD
had only fepentlx got his. mill into opera
tioai. and it was regarded as a great con-
vehience in that portion of the county =
Greensboro Vidette. 'sAtA"-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-04-26

g Z, NEW ORLEANs RAcEs.-The races over
the FairG Course were resumed Tues
day, after several days postp on ac-
count Of bad weather The first race, mile
heats, was won by Sarah K.;r-time 2: OO---
2:oos- 2.O5; the second three miles by Gen.
Rousseau time .'3i'i ~ 8 sf 49, s.
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/ Pass HIM Around have been credibly
informed by brethren of the craft that one
A. j. Suider, has been lecturing and con-
fcring side degrees, claiming to have au-
thority from me. take this opportunity
of informing the craft and the public gen.
erally, that fhaye never given him any such
authority. also have good PERSONS to be-
lieye that said All Snider is an expelled
mason and an imposter. w. D. FERRIss,
- alaz D. D. G.. Master Third District,
-, and Grand Lecturer for State of ~
81 DEAcoNvILLE, Miss, April 5, 1866. $50
q Editors favorable to the craft will please
pass him around. +.l,s mn ~ E..f.'sI
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- CONSTRUCTION OF THE PEACE PRoCLlAA-r
T1oN.n--Gen Candy has published the Presia
dents proclamation of the End inst.,t in Gen
eral orders, and appended thereto code OF
instructions for the officers of his Depart,
ment. After stating that. the proclamation
does not remove martial law, &C., he thus
designates the only change whiehIat has
effected 'E' -4 s'tl' - -, - . =,
The jurisdiction conferred Oh Military
Courts by the Act of Congress, approved
March 2, 1863, and By the Both Section Of
the Act of Congress, approved March e,
1868, and other statutes, and limited ~ ltS
operation to ..time Of war. inspTrection or
rebellion" over certain offences committe9 lll
by persons who are subject, to the rules and
regulations made for the government OF the
military and naval forces Of the United
States and subject to the Articles Of War,
is suspended from and after the date OF the
proclamation, as to offences committed after
that date. AL proceedings before military
courts for such offences, that have been
committed since that date, viii be dis
missed but the acensed parties will be held
the proper civil authority having jnrisdic-
ton over such offences. n Commando
Officers win Immediately report all such
cases to Department Head quarters, for such
orders as the case may require, i slgsmsI,
He then adds instructions. tending to
guard against collision or interfsrenee be.
tween the civil and ndilitafy authorities.
The following is one Of the sections: ,bt
Commanding officers are enj6ined to see
that there be no reasonable ground of con-
f1ict between the civil and military author.
| tiles and in. the case of anypnocess issuing
j from Court of the United Gtatesa military
/ aid viii be given, when1 necessary, ftoi en-
/ force it !; but only when the process, has
been issued by competent authority. Tho
i civil authorities of the Stare will be treated
with Difference and respect, but no military
i linterfarence will be authorized, except upon
requisition p9i the proper authority, .,1 ana
authority have been exhausted 80 asF Fl s