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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

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HUNNEW ELLIS

HUNNEWE ELLIS
ECLECTIC The claims for this valued
lsRA.s.S. Family Pill are beyond
that Of any other 10 use. a
tes, OF them viii not only prove ihs but the greater
error ~ t.ri,rxa which has heretofore been called
Cnsnarrrn The ECLECTIC PILLS never require
over tsso aud seldom hut one fnr The dos' ON ne
bowels without tire sgisl,-t gripping point OF inc
grca.crt isNpvriancr. rtrtirulafi, ~
Chronic Constipation.
For whfsh tahe siSgt~ i'uL es.rs. - every o'her
nisNf Ifsy netrr faUhrrt 'htliiN npr 90 2 lNHi-
r,.-fi W ng-n.i,s.a. uesd Afir liver Fad kdhry
rHnp'alnfs 'l-r. ,off,t, l%'rs ~ "r imFH''m- ~
~, Yss,l Los ~ AIpeiit, aud az narAnge OF
Bowels ~ ~tnraaf b. - .. +.
- sod ~ an Nhoirsa'e ard R@'al dealers IN
Mod clae. -.
.roE,. p. Fsunrcu"N Fr"p'r.
Practical, Chemist, h, ons-ssrclsl Wharf, Boston.
''"0eN~ Mace.
Physicians, or Dealers supplied IN i,alk For nula
r1ent s-nt on demand octs-dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27


convenient compliant 10 s,y nothing OF It's danger oi
running into yseniery something s'ill more fatal
Many think disfrhoa osihti, eon'cqu'nre.
grave mistake No amount OF latent health and Wig
long withstand eonsin9,y -, .. I'M, LIZ
ri.ssi, tie sympathy with the disorder Fortunate
". though. there IL alvays remedy AZ hand. and
very inexpensive one too. In RadwIyr Ready Relief
No matter how alarming the diarrhna-no msitcr II
YOU have an attack %! cholera morhua. tea
spoonful Of the Ready Relief. taken every hour
W wiregla-s O! sweetened water, unil ease Is pro-
,nird, VIII be snTe To place you on the rad To \
rapid recovery. A bottle Of Radways Ready h lief,
costing 10 cents II worth more than live dolarr
worth Of Prescriptions Of the abb, phy.ic your
office, he 10 ret rid Of Your din rhua altogether and
not merely 20 mgrnarily -usp nd irs operation BE
sides lir you viii have Rcanv Re- lief enough left 10
you OF bilious collie. should such an ailment
ovcrtske you or nervous headache. or Mysteries,
cramps, vomiting. pain Ia the bone. and tonld
nything be mare urcfi and AT the came time more
econ''inicals Railways Ready Relief is. in short,
quite family medicine chest in itrc and prepared,
Il II ill., offs ch choice materials, imported from d-
,ant part, OF the globe. II is really surprising in this
age of high prices how II can he Ia tor 20 conpnra-
lively small rnm and then IL 20 ellie Is
immediate lfyou hay. tinrriua for instance. be
You that Radw ays Ready Relief VIII promptly he
It's master
Sold hy Druggists.
~ B.-DIARRHUE IN THE anvil
"''''' - - ''' " u june oiS, i.di eel. /
Din. RApwAY & Co., % ions STrgrr, NY:
Forty men In my co-pany Company I. Ithacs
'u'"sesvsJ ~ tne 'u' u'y Z" June i>"i were seized
with severe attacks % DirrnGa. Dyscntcry. and 9th
complaints of the bowels and were rendered inca
paciiated for duty. distributed among them Rad
way Ready Relief. ard requested each man Co take
ii in accordance with the rectionr. Its remedial II
iec's were immediate. ana she majority OF my mer
reported sicx and unable to perform duty in the
morning, were present and performed their duty Ia
the afternoon. ! consider the addition OF Roadway
Ready Relief the medicine stores Of our Regime nj
t. be OF the greatest importance to our troops.
JOHN WHITIOCk. Captain.
Co. l. I'D Rcg't y. Y. g. ". and let CAT Reg't.
RADWAY & Co,
81 Maiden Lane, y. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

ST. LOUIS GRAIN ELEyATow
CHARGES FOR STORAGE. &C.

StcrnKe-l11c = bushel for 10 DAYS. and
sc ousheI for every subsequent 10 days. or
fractional part thereof
Sack1og. If sewed Wheat, Rye and Bar
ley. Ne y bashel: Com, lie do Oats. sc do.
same II tied. 70 do ~ 80
Drayage-To Steamers, in saeka-Ossa
!s oushel Wheat, Corn and. RYE. l,<c 1e
BARLEY &c do. To within limits bounded nortl,
o North M.rhes ssrses, west BY ftflssnsl street.
s ,e 1y Chcutesr Avenue. In buak or IN sack.
nsst s. Louis depots. &C. y 100 Ms.
:, Az Drsy age from the Elevator controlled by
the Company. by order Of the hoard.
Aprso-dlv JOHN r. SMITH. Sec'v.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,

Ne. Is Emsa "a ST.. Davenport. 10.
psahiny Tubs. Water Closets. Wash BASINS, lAau
Pipc sheet Lead Cistern va aps F,rce Pemps. Chasl
icIier Bra .kets Drop Light Pendants. ulsss Shsdes
0snam 1aA res steam Nai-ties. t;l,be Valves. &c.
All kiuds Of Plumbing. Gas aud Steam Pipe Fitting
Acns to order All orders promptly executed In govd
aSyle and 1t fair rates. aprrlly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27
Dr. Ch6eSeman'S Fcmale PlllS
l)r. Cheeseman's Female pills

IMPORTANT 70 uNvALnDs 4!
, 1866-05-02
QUE QUARREL WITH AUsTRIA


1t is reported from Washington that the
Austrian ambassador Ia preparing himself for
the contingency Of rupture Ct diplomatic
relations between the house Of Hapsburg end
the United States Government. It will be
remembered that this Is the same diplomat
who declined to be introduced to Nj. Ban
croft on account of the 1attcr's remark
In his Lincoln orntion, "that the
Republic Of Mexico must rise again." This
prophetic lttcrance Of the Historian was well
calculated to produce an Impression upon
the m1 i Of Archduke Ma1imiisan's COM
sr}c a. Substitutes 9 tor Tie E departing M Bonn.
parie au1i1!artea.
Mr. Motley having been caught nappIng by
Mr. Seward, has been, in the meanwhile,
gently rebuked tor Withholding information
for Mexico, Of which the State Department
would have been left In profund Ignorance, If
the press of this country had not repeatedly
disclosed that scheme, and II the intelligence
Ind not been eventually confirmed N the
Official dispatches Of Mr.. Biselow. Our
Minister at Vienna has since received fustruc-
tions TO take his lcave Of Vienna II Frapcis
Joseph declines to recall his old troops, or
sends new reinforcements to his brother,
Maxitnilinn.
Nc presume that the departure Of Ar.
Motley from TleEna, aud Of Mr. Hu1sema1n's Is
successor from Washington will not result in
any special disaster for mankind, but viii
rather effect an annual saving Of several thou
ssnd dollars to the American people, while
Austria Is 1ar from being in such u prosperous
condition as to look indiderently upon the
| prospect Of saving stiIl more considerable
amount for the support Of her legation st
Washington. We anticipate no war from
Euch demonstration, but think, on The
| contrary, that it viii teach a wholesome
lesson to oil whom It may concern to keep
peace with Ameriea, and 10 respect in future
the republican institutions Of this continent.
, 1866-05-02
THE EASTERN DIVISION OF THE
T., r. RAILROAD

The Leoy enwo orth Dullaia s1ys that no leg
islation is necessary to change the location Of
the Eastern Division Of this road from the
Smoky Hi to that Of Republica" Fork route.
ThIs Is a question In which the friends Of the
main trunk road haro no other interest than
The amount nf business 1t would be likely to
dirrYt f-.4u the line between Fort Kearncy
--.u where the branch would leave 1t to ac-
commodate the Denver tr1de. By Its char
ter, this branch should unite with the
main line ut the hnndrtdth meridian, nea7
Fort Kearney; but il Its protectors choose TO
run directly up the Republican, they must
not expect any more Government sid th&n
they would have received had the line b.cn
located where It was originally intended 1t
Ehould run Now TINT the smallest nPpro-
ra-1en to the Northern Pacific Road has
~ ueuiso' =" Southern schsua~ can aAVe
tie least hope OF SUCCESS.
Inc main Ane up the Platte Valley from
Omaha Is now Progressing very rapidly, and
the Government WILL te called on for the
bonds granted 10 II ~ fast u The condltion <,r
The Treasury VIII warrant 1.-s- issue, Threc
million two hundred thousand du,.a1s viii
be wanted from The time the road com
1ncnced, few month. ago, 10 the close
Of the present year, 90. tho
line viii be co,nJeied two hundred
miles to Fort Kearn5 BY the first of January.
The same amount yll be needed the next and
the following yeef aftcr which the snm will
re much largcf 4 the road will lie crossing
the Rocky Mcy6tains, and the appropriation
is there fvrtt-dght thonsand dol1ats per mile.
The matp<oentral route will therefore re-
ouire Ill The strength Of the Government to
cazryft hrongh, and 1t cannot Afford to waste
its {p.re1es on secondary or side lines. 4
dtfd rodd through to the Pacific, In the
sJxtest possible time, Is the first and essen
fl regulate Of commerce; In fact 1t u na
IN nj and imperative necessity.
, 1866-05-02
TIRE lSIlAm HENDERSON CASE
AGAIN.

In previous fssue we gave al some len{h
the circumstances in the 1shsm HendfSon
case, which led 10 the order for the arrss OF
General JeE c. Davis, who had inst asGmcd
command Of the Department If Keuucky,
with headquarters ut Louisville, rice Gyneral
Palmer, relieved. The seqael II this conflict
between the civil and military poweB as far
Is IT has transpire1, may be briefly shted as
follows:
In Issuing the writ Of habcas corpus in be-
half OF Henderson, the Court decided thAt
ti.s end Of the rebellion had teen formally
proclss"aed by the President, and thA al
though the vrit Of habeas cerpns haduot
been restored In terms, ret such WAS the
necessary effect.
The Marshal who served the attachment t,r
contempt rpou Gen. Davis for fesu,1nr to
oecy the writ, made return to tho Cour, That
ne had shown Gen. Davis the process md told
him his duty was to arrest him md take lin
before the Court that the General theteupon
se3ssea 10 be arrested and su.amoned soliicrs
10 sid him. Upon this slowing, tho Court
awarded an n1ias attacbuent, and also capias
against Gen. Davis, requiring him to appeas
at the next term Of The Circuit CoIrt Of the
Unied stataa, to answer the chareeof unlsw.
fully resisting the process of u United
Btrtes. -
a: It appearing from the return OF len. Davis
hat ho acted under the orders 4 Generals
Thomas and Wh3pple, the Court tso directed
, 1866-05-02
FROM CLARK ClUNJY.
TIE Oi1 1Excitement-E-1sttc Hlntse<s-
Hon. Lyman TFusronfi-Che Crops.

TIE Oi1 Excitemcnf-k,-1Afca III atsers-
Hon. Lyman Trus~ ohff-Che Cropa.
:, Especial Conesro1-.soce Chicago Iribune.]
IA INT Go is III. IT, capn12 apr1 = !! 1ss s{
hth. Some ratat or ten dericks are up and
ntwork. ne deepest well is onIr 32o5 feet.
rjtb fur yield Of oil. Some Of the Other
Hoas hare struck oil and gus at from 70 10
l00 feet. Much time and money will be spent
this summer IN the thorough development Of
capital and expericuce seem confident that oil
VIII be found In large quantities, and arc will.
Ing to test their talth by free expenditure
in developing the lands. The f1rst COMPANY
who bored on the land Of Hon. T. r. Young.
are now enEnged IN trying to raise the nugcr
Company will begin work In a faw dnTstTelve
miles southwest of The first well. The pros-
pect In that locality Is good.
The Democrats and anti-war men Will I,n,n.
mate for the Legislature Capt. Ed Harlan.
This county and Cumberland has one repre-
sensitive President johnson by his last veto
lost the aupprt Of every Republican il this
locality; and many Democrats abuse him.
They say be ras traitor to the Democracy.
and is now taltor to the Republicans. and
cannot be trusted. The truth Is, ANDY has
seriously damaged his future prospects tor
Office.
The people Of this part Of tho State are
lodd ana euL1u6ld4klc IN euc1f support oil lion.
Lyman Trnm5nll. There is bat one voice In the
Republican anks here, and that is for the
reelection Of Mr.. Trumbull to The
Senate. Tc Is m able, efficient aud
worthy officer, and his recent course In the
Senate ha, given him worldwide fame, and
lis valuable services arc greatly needed at
lhis critical hour in the Senate OF the United
States.
Ths wheat crop in this locality was dam-
aead III March, and the prospect ss not fayor-
:rop Of apples, cherries and plums.
, 1866-05-02

creating Iu4s.Aa Of real na,I o~
opes were xandrR The aetf8hnses mnfn n,ef, ron95
wa tD!oksd- md the omcerb suhjected 10 hss71ss-
Ing littgauon md 10 m.ny inet1nce. aoes scTe In
Posss rpqn t5s fes ts ts.- o;se;
oompetens authueitY. 1sg11es me e1rss nlea.u5eto
bear testimony 70 the tattshetofy manner m which
the duty has beeo DISCHARGED, Notwithstanding the
aforementioned ohstAefes- / Hm confident that
tht 70 Is 10 class Of pnbhc terTants 10 whom lae
county Is moro ipdebied for valuable services fcp
de,fa, tcan 10 fhe District ProToat Mzrshals md
their aleonattt, tcomurfsing the Boards OF En-
rollnenL) hy who*e faoets the army OF the Union,
which Suppressed the re heflion. vas mainly re-
emitted In conclusion, I beg ieave
to rernnrk that, whlle'I am AWARE that no 61reau
ezn clam special credit for fthfnl performance OF
duty. stil} II mhy be properly pad th.t tn comples
ing the rts nj. before enumerated. that butean has
the merit OF -hAvrg sced under extraordinary
drrumstances and difHcuhles, ench as ths vastness
OF . the powefs conferred On It, the
pecnllsr character Of the laws goTezning it.
and, aboye all. The novelty In oar county OF
he tnessusa Of conec15ptisn, and YET without
neg'ect1ne or evad.nR any pubie duty, he nights Of
c1ti1ens hare heen duly considered md pe1son4l
liberty alwayB respected, excepting In tueh rnea.
1res al were necessary for the levJ1ns o}roops and
arrest Of deecrtera execution Of acts Of Congrese
and in these only 10 the extent required TO provide
for the pubic safety so far as Depended On this
branch Or fne service. / an, III.
Very respectfully, your obtdlent serrant,
lstEnedl JAMES B. Fur,
Provost Marshal General.
, 1866-05-02

the Pant and Present Of the Hawk
!. eye State.
re' DAvxNroRT, Iowa, April 30, 1856.


the Pant aad Present Of the Hawk
eye state.
=. DAvkxroRy, Iowa, April 30, 1856.
Editors ChicRo Tribune:
Tov. is lit no,, In its great trsnatt;on
4o"A w" s1on =. 49,
state. any ene VINO LIaFe1lea over IL, zen
years ago woaid now be more thnn astonished
al the nropres, everywhere seen.. What will
80 a.at1,er ~, vaars A., for 1ous. wt.,, tbo
noa ano.nsi ~. 80 w ~ 4e"a. VIZ tu-
railroads In progress and N contemplation
shall have bee1 finished. Situated between
two mighty rHeEs, with lateral streams Of no
ninp tbrouca It, alord,nr excellent water
po"ef-"lth SOL o1 'aeanaus.1oie 1efsluly,
thriving popuIalion, constantly increasing In
numbers-tew may divine the future, even ten
vears Two IN tt-ae ycars apo somc ,1ocaa
;;,sa G..a. paS,ss ~ - 49,. 80, psss, "
uke eeual fsaPtus nau ln tuein several Vacant
stores, but everything Ia now tnll, and the cry
Is for more. Clifton, Davenport, Museatine
and all the towns on The lines Of railroad nrc
r,,11 and th,;r,n,, wbt,c tha conrtrr ;a @ 49, ~
ing M settled M up. lithongh tie season Is M back *
ward, yet the prospects, for good crops were
never better. farmers arc now putting 10
tne1r @ best Meas. aad no oonps thelr hooss
WILL 6e Well paia.
1nefe Ii Fely ntt1e speeulollon, ana all seems
to go smoothly o. toward the great result.
AS TO politics yot kno~ that u Iowa II Is
pretty nearly ~ one way, real !iVe Republl-
can. Fred. Douglas gave lecture to q
crowded house At Davenport, on reconstyuc-
ton, Win which i can scarcely be said that
anyooqy ia M ,ouaa n aaas 2na It would he difficult
inueea ior a. maa q any brains to dissent
, 1866-05-02

Inc New York Post Of Friday gives the f,1
lowing valuable and pertinent CONDEMNATION
ofthe law and the facts on, this tntere,t,no
subjects. ~ N111ts
-. shoald be remembered By tax.naver, that ~ .
~ q MAY Is the time fixed by the Inierrsi Rersn
iaW Ior the retnsu OF schedules Of inc1nes ~ M
& 9aEMs4nt 1ss AaseaAotf. The amended isw al W.trS
., tat2. stu In force, and it is officially annnI,nr
eero. Me sssssment Of this year Will be made in
stsin, M Rtn it, PROVISIONS, REGARDLESS al anT
f. 1 3. SonsrTss onfthe new TAg Bin jQat reporte
r. we house. The Senate refGses to conepr II the
aoase sesolutfon providing fpF an ex1sns,on ~ ~
~. !or t%o months, IN order to permit The new
aH 70 60 INTO operation. Tax.ua,eyss tbereforr
ae requested to furnish their ect1tun1es tn shn ~
In their respective distrfcts an ~
ns9Ie tnesdaJ next. The Assessor il nnf1er M
teeM oonsauon 10 send blank iorpta: he NAV IN AZ
~ aet ol courtesy. but IT Is the business or tsr
GsSefs 10 End hls Office, obtain the hlart.. al
tnera and returu them In Gaze Of reeisc ~ ~
tne Assessors sre e1npoWered to NIKE tbe rrtn1
sna to aad penalty OF TWENTY-FIVE Pc. cent. ar il,
case o. rand 10 add Que hundred per cent IL ~.
Atnonut asceftained 10 be due. NDe
ne Qutles On incomes aTB payable within a{St,v
aiteE the return Of the schedule to the Asaes.
eol-tnat y. On or before the 30sh Gay Of Juuc, The
income must BE- rtckoned for the year eudinp ne
aoms bet"een $500 and $1,000, ard 10 uer cant A.
the e1cess over EACo0. The uetUctions nertnti,ed
eTe: l.. The sum Of F6o0 hpm ali incomes :. N
Haitonal, State, County, 4nd NpuIcp1l taIes MI
N1thn tue year Including the 1ncora tn paid Lat
snmmes: y 3. The au.ount paid for rent nr the
1entai vaine o. homestead occupied By The tx
payef or nia tt,IiY Ia bis own right or ii The ot
u h1 wife; 4 The auaunt paid for usual q ordi-
nVfepetfss takug tho average Of lhe preceding.
, 1866-05-02

~ The New York World says: 'In New
York no aliens are voters, willie in Illinois all
aliens ore voters"
The World is mistaken. No aliens are
voters in illinois except those who were resi-
dents in this State preEions to 1913. It Is safe
to say that not one alien in q hundred now
re41ding in Illinois Is voter. AL aliens who
have come here since that year must Re natn-
rnlizcd under the laws OF the urtea states'
and have rcs,ded one year In tais stats before
they arc entitled to vot- st any electlon'
, 1866-05-02
$GFNEfAGEs

The reconstructfon report will no doubt
eecm to many OF our readers like the play OF
Hnmlet With the part of Hnmlct left out
Tct those who infer from the omission Of
the suffrage question In this report, that Con.
eress OF the people have become Indifferent
TO the political rights Of their loyal fellow
citizens, will find themselves mistaken. The
overthrow Of slavery has, In reality,
morally settled the Suffrage question.
As matter of abstract Justice, there Is
as little right to deny suffrage to the
frccnmen as 10 my Other class OF citf-
xcns, aud the colorcd population. In adapting
itself go admirably to its new condition Of
social freedom. gives an efficient pledge Of lis
fitness forthe exercise of the political rights of
lrecmen. The only cause OF delay in granting
these rights which. in our opinion, arc inse-
parable from the status Of freedom, arises
from the legal assumption that citizenship
does not necessarily imply The right Of suf-
frage, and that this can be accorded only by
the authorities Of the States In which the can
didates for suffrage reside. This Is D most I'M
toward state OF things which We have
to deal with. It would have been
far better, If the loyal blacks could hare
voted Immediately after their emancipation.
since In thpt case VIC would have had by this
time, loyal State Governments in the South.
aud might cherish the hope that the influence
OF these loyal voters would counteract the
treason OF the late rebels and enable them to
be restored In 1870 without harm to the body
polite. AS the casc now stands, the benight-
cd white masses of the South are left to grope
along in the darkness Of their old system,
without the political assistance which the
, 1866-05-02
The Albany Dead.heaa I.eElz,at3ou.

u 4V4A sAG 4AoAHGSNI LE2uQC$Af, S3t6 Dtf1
The bill to prevent the Issue Of freo n.a.ss =
over the several railroads Of this State, Whics
passed both Houses Of the Legislature at tis
end Of the session, having been signed b. $50
Governor. Is now . law. The Albany ctres-
pondcnt OF the New York Tribune soy: "As
the members passes expire the first t May,
It Is not singular that stop should + put to
the dead-head system the last, day Of
the acssion. It Is rather ce4tenptible
In men to ride on free passes all winter aud
then turn around and striIe down the
business. II the Law goes 1nte effect 1t will
be an interesting question whener the passes
already issued will be good. It Is held by
some that the pass is III the ,ature Of q con-
tract between the indlvidue holding It mud
the railroad company, and.hat its value can
not be impaired BY legisltlon- Others hold
that deadheadlng Is a'ogether prohibited,
We believe that the lav may, and probably
will, be evaded. What's to hinder the Presf-
dent OF road to sell # he chooses, a season
ticket for one dollaE. or some nominal price.
thereby accomplishing the same resnlt, aud
keeping within the limits Of this enactment"
, 1866-05-02
FIRE, POLICE AND BEarr4.
Heang or the CoMmtsaIop>rs-The q
''~at2ff aafSade-Thc City hospital.

4as regular setnl'weekty meeting Of tho Bosrd o
Foace, Health. sud Fte Commissioners, gas heir
a. nc Cenual Staf1or corner Of Washington aui
LasaAe streets, yesterday aite.toon. Ptesent-r
D. fo"n. P1csiden. In the chair. and Commits
e1oaess A. D. 1ltaWorth and Fred. G1ud,
The monthly pJroll, OF the F,ze, Pellce and
Aeal'h Department., and sundsy otrer bills aos,na,
tao;e depattment were audited and ordered To- be
o. motion OF resident Brown It waz
,ResostsI, Thsal the Ward Health pnlcerz ba
Discharged dc fouse1gtce nom and amer Nav 1st.
comm.esfont Ellsworth offered tho ,o,,o,,,,.
which was sdptet unanimou.ly: Ae3'e"sos'
WnknxAs st regular meeting Of ths comr,o,
os.1as oonns 1Ier haa "a tApt.I 50 1sm resolution wa
,hstructi,x The Board oi Public WORKS mn IN. ~
Hoard O. Police Commissioners to employ nos
ihonsans or more men, K Necessary, to cieansr snS
assp cen tho streets md alleys OF lie clry Thsre
l. Rsso'ret That the aeal.h Officer be and IL hem.
r. 49, 70 Cooperate with tho Board Of Pnb-
nH. ssa sa5 o.. said resolution al soon Is
The following communlcaiis1 Huy
President, md ordered to % rlseeo On nle: =" me
lo The Honorable Boa,5 Or healta commissioners
yonr honoaote R1ard, would reply tnat the clty
at lhc present TINA has no hospital accommoda-
lions. except ior CONTAGIOUS dresses. It may be
yell for inat tbs city has only to provide
Tor the following class ot s,ck: Persons q. The d.G.
esent seaiion aouees inmates Of tue city btdewell
ana .a he Lsks hospftai, sud persons Who are de.
al me present lime no hospital acconanss,dn h 4uns
IRE Offered as our Br7neweu; but uoderstaad that
n ihe lars fat the new one which Il exEced 10 be
enilt Immediately, provision IS usI 4or hospital
i !. Teli known that all poo,stcs; except .ao.e
oe!onQinK to the above ueaeo eAsee., befong
.Ssz to she Of the coS;y 9E wh9.e medical
county phyejcianp ans lAEye and corqmpdIors