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. Z T z III 0 z "a Il,
AINin Street.
: NOTICE.

NOTTCE-
DOVELL * &MASSAM,
TNAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING BUILDERS
i and the public generally THAT they have thor
Saw and Planning Mill
in mining order. and are now prepared tn do nll
kinds of PLANNING. TONGUE AND GROOVE
FLOORING, FLAME ts'SAw WEATHER BOAkD-
ING. all ut REDUCED PRICES. Persons in the
country wishing their LUMBER DRESSED, can haze
it done without delay.
Mill All orders left with win he promptly at
teufdd to- Lumber will be brought from our ara 10
the Mill, free OF charge. =,
Wagon Work.
We have alsO greatly reduced our prices for wagon
Work Having beer TO the expense Of putting up
aehi cry we will do your work for less money tnan
any other shop this side of Portland We will hulId
wagons and carriages tn order, of the best Eastern
Timber. at Portland prices, with freight
eF- Repairs attended to promptly. We Tespectfnl-
Iv solicit our work. Ilememhet the Red ShoP near
the Bridge Main street. Walla walla W. T.
Setf DOVELI. & NASSAU.
, 1866-10-12

>.y0 WrNrER SrocK.-Mr' Jo- Baner has
h'. .,.d from San Francisco, where he has
r' F,'. ,.r.., month in selecting tsck of goods
F'n' Wv ,,ited to this market. He is now
h' ri, new goods, including the finest Sc,
'P''aS tobacco, and also an immense variety
~ and useful articles, willow ware &c. ,
rbich he invites the attention Of customers! customers
~ .1rertisement, giving full particulars,
sor in our next issue.
, 1866-10-12
EorAL TO
.HoSTETTER'S BlTTERS.
Agents for Oregon and w. t.
HODGE, CALEF * CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
OF FRONT STREET,
ortI,u1 tlrtpnn.


CIVIL ACTION UPUN HECUGNIAaNCE.
u,ERRIrORY OF WASHINGTON. CO
L County og wALLA WALLA.
In the District Court Of the LIST Judicial District.
County of WaIla wnAa ust John K. wilkins, W. r.
Stark and naniel Inman.
To John r. wilkins W. X St rk and Daniel In
man: Yru arc hereby notified that Sheldon B. Fargo
Pro.eruing Attorney, has fled a complaint against
Won in said Court which will tn he heard at
the fsrst term of the Qnur which shall commence
mare thln iwn months after Friday, August 18th,
A. D. 1856. Aud unless you appear at said term
and answer the same Will be taken us confessed and
the prayer thereof granted.
The hiect anlE prayer of said complaint is to re-
c,vcr from von the sum of one thousand dollars
upou forfeited reeognzance in favor of said county
Compllint filed August 18th. 1856
SHELDON p. FARGO,
a5om Prosecuting Attorney.
, 1866-10-12
WHITMAN SEMINARY.

HNHE TRUSTEES OF Till3 INSTITUTION take
II great pleasure IN announcing that Il will soou
be open for the reception Of Students Of both sexes
hne enmmodious building has been erected on
drsirahle site adjacentio this city.
4. Ihe nrst term will commenee on MONDAY, the
10Th OF October neat, and continue eleven weeks,
under the management bf
REv. +. B. CHAMBERlAIN, PRINCIPAL.
Miss MARY A. H0DGDON. Preceptrrss.
Miss EMILY W. SYLVESTER, Assistant Teacher
and Feaeher OF lnStrumental Music.
TERMS:
Tuition per Term of Eleven Weeks.
Primary Scholars Gncludii9 those In Mental
Arithmetic and Primary Geography. $40 90
All other English studies ................ I2 90
Latin ar French Language. ge................ 3 on
lnSTumchlal MUSIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is on
Use Of Instruments for practice e.... OO
Vocal Music taught without charge.
OesslSional Lectures important practical subjects
will he delivered before the scholars by gentlemen in
the various professions. 49,
Tuition payable at tho middle Of each term
No Scholar received for less than half q term
No deduction made for absence, except in case Of
personal sickness. Z:
With these facilities and this corps Of Teachers
the Trustees feel confident that the School will cum
mend itself to The public. They therefore solicit the
patronage of all parents who desire to give their
children thorough and finished education.
BOARD "F TRUSTEES.
Rev. CUSHING EELI.S. Presidsnt
Rev. p. B. CHAMBERLAIN, Sec y.
J. W. MCKEE. Treasurer.
h. N. SEXTON. Aadtt0r.
Rev. T. WALKER,
STEPHEN MAX9N,
ANDREW KEGS
3. r. BOYER.
WakIa Hd2G. SeD5. IA 1856. S9-4w
, 1866-10-12
FARM FOR SALE FOR $1,000.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS FARM. sit
il uate on the Wslla WaIa River, on the WslluA
X Iad 10 miles from town, for sale for $1,000 The
Farm is decided land aud contains 1870 acres eighty
FIVE acres under cultivation is nearly all fenced !;
has two dwelling houses it. ith stables and out
houses cOaveniGnt About ~ acres Of she land Is
sown in timothy. The principal portion Of the un-
clIfiya; ed land il well timbercd. Tne outside range
is considered the best in the country for Stock, and s
well watered. For further Information apply on the
premises, to (39tfI i'm, IDOL.
, 1866-10-12
NarIiaee nnd Cell

Marriage and CeIibacy, an Essay Of Warning
ra Instruction ter loung Mcn. Also, Diseases and
an>e> which rrgs;-atc the vital powcr>, with sure
-ans # rc.:ci Sen: fYc" al charge in sealed letter
,rrr,r.,. Ad&r..~s DR. !. SRtaLE; HnrGHTnH,
lo.ard A>,o"m,ion, Philadelphia. Pa iiv :. 'Gf "
, 1866-10-12

To PERSONS WHOSE I'EALTll IS BROKEN
DIWN. Every disease might mquestunlhly he
r-ryprpt il nature were assisted TO rally with that
mo-, wonI,IflI of all inyigardtnrs,
DE- HOSTETrERS STOMACH BITTE2S.
When the fame Of lite wanes and Quivers from ex
l,i.,i1, administer this famous restorative. H. VIII
once more h.a.rr, stcldy aud strong. In the dchI
+, which f,i.owS violent fever; in dlarrhoea. dyS-
,r,efr. dv-rcIdc complaints and choc in the weak
rp,, crllsr ;ucnt pom natural decay. or resulting
r-sn free living or cNCrt"n aud also in those
pinil aItt too much neglected ailmeuts 10 which
id, are exclusively subject. the Btter~ mover fail
vcye wcmueit Ielicf.->o!L hy all druggists and
'a'crs everywhere, aud by lloDGE, CALaF Il Co ,
Lnt-Ill Mlnrnl.
, 1866-10-12
FoR WHITE BLUFFS.

The Steamer o vYHEE. Capt. Felr"r. will leave
Walula rnr WHITE BLUFFS. every SUNDAY. at
A NJ. returning same day.
81 If j. g. AINSWORTH. President.
, 1866-10-12
STOP THAT COUGHING

COME CT TOY CAN'T, AND WE PITY
y you. You have tri d every remedy but the ONE
destined by its intrinsic merit supersede all sim
liar preparations Il is not surprising you should be
reluctant 10 try something else after the many
periments you have made Of trashy compounds
foisted on the public ns 4 certain cure; but
, 1866-10-12
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

~)R Sk1,E-A STEAM SAW MILL, KNOwN
uS the
Starr. s. Co. Mill, ut ASSOttn,
EYfteen miles from lewiston This Mill is now doing
good business, cutting from Six to Eight Thousand
Feet of Lumber per day; Half or the whole OF TINS
Mill can he bought on liberal TERMS and payment.
easv The Stock connected with the Mill consists Of
81 Head OF Oxen, young and in good condition
large Wagons built for carrying 5000. Tools OF ey'
CIV description for carrying the Lumber Business
al connected with the Mill.
The reason for selling out is on account Of health
and going to the States.
Please address, A. STARR & CO., Lewistoh'
I. T., or l.. NJ STARR, Portland, Oregon: 80 Sm
, 1866-10-12
GRAEFENBERG
Uterine Cath0licOn

1t faithful ly u,ed aecordsg I" directions, will cure
every care Of Diabetes, aud greatly mitigate the
troublesome Effects cansea by relaxation OF The out
lei of the bladder. 1t is a mort successful remedy
for Gravel and other diseases Of tie Kidneys and
Bladder and fn' Fema Diseases is uneqpnled. The
tdth0iieOn uniformly euIfs lipshs Utefi, Whites,
all Irregularities of the n" tly Turns, Suppression
Incontinenee" OF Urine BIathg and Dropsicaf Swell
ings, and aIl DISEASES of Pregnancy. Tho specific
acton Of mis- medicine is immediate uhd certain upon
the Uterine and Abdominal Muscles aud Liyaments ;
restoring them To he..lry those of child
hood Az" ,'uth. that patients who have use the
Gratentrrg tompdny's Uterine tdthoIicon cannot
sufficiently exeeS their gratitude for tie relief af.
furdcd. REDINGTUN L CO., Agents,
4i6 and 4is Front street, San Francisco
, 1866-10-12
STATE OF OREGON. I sS

UN,rnLA rorNTY, Do
R,Sci ,Irpn 4i,luyt and nrnof Of effort to serve
.r.nrrz II * ordered TINT sprves in said cause he
,,,,da bv ,uhli, ,t,u of the ah,ve sumnpnS tor six
weeks in the Walla " ALA StatesnlIa u Newspaper
of General circulation j. g. WILSON j JGdge.
S.nt 9ath 1896 Al 6w
, 1866-10-12
BAG EACToRX.
FPLICATION 10 SILL REAL estate.

rM'BkrE COURT OF wALLA wALLA
V'"uy' W. T.. September -, 1866.
F'' Adfe' Of the Estate Of TAOs. F. Berry, Decd
n,,stnr IN said estate has ,b;s d,v .nni;ed f,r nm
Rr,, u Court 10 sell the real estate OF Thomas F.
her a a'TTtaSei; and that said application will lie
Az Oa tuesday, October 3Oth, 1856, ut 10 O'Clock.
~ J. II. BLEWETT.
Probate Judge.
, 1866-10-12
WHY WILL You DE-

w ny WILL HOU DE-
LAYING are sorry that there are
PERSONS who suffer on day.by day,
moith after month. and year after
year. when their friends and neigh
h'rs- have been cured of. the sarDe
malhdy that ffliets them., Nov. it
has been proved by substantial evil
dcree that SCuvII.S BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUI' win cure the worst
Cases Of scrofuia, Canker, Rheuma-
tism. Neuralgia, etc.. yet still there
are those who neglect tHs sure and (
valuable remedy. To such We say,
try the syrup and Be convinced.
REDINGTUN & CO, Agents. 4ls
sHd as Frcns street, San Francisco.
, 1866-10-12
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS.

NOAAOG ~ ADoENA OEr ENOANl lSs
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, &C
CouSTY OF Me- PIERCE, o.
| TNilE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, Of
| i said Territory
To j. K. DAGGETT and HENRY DAGGETT.
ou are hereby summoned TO be and appear before
me, at my Office, in the Precinct of Lewiston in said
county, on the sixth day of September. A. D. 1861,
at 10 o'clock, N. tc answer the complaint of WM
McDAf,lEI., for forfeiture IN ray him II certain
demand for services attorney, performed ut differ
cn times. the last Of which in the year of 1885,
snd aIhountlng to the OF One Hundred Dollars
IN gold coin. when Judgment for said amount, with
costs OF this actinn will be taken against you il you
fail 10 appear and answer
10 tie Sheriff any Constable of said eountg
greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of August,
1866. H. d. ADAMS%JP.
hereby certify that after due diligence have not
been gble TO find within named defendants within
my county. J. &. BERRY, Sheriff
TERRITORY OF IDAHO.l In Justlce's Court, be-
COUSrY OF NEz PERCE fore II. ID. Adams, JP
I'm. NcDdHitl VI. j. H. f Henry Ddgget.
1t is hereby ordered that the summons in the above
entitled action be published al lelst once a week for
the term of one month in the Walla Malla STATES
MAN, and also that copy OF the same he deposited
in the tOtice directed to the defendants their
or their last known place of residence and that the
service thereof be deemed complete the proof Of
such service being duly made.
Made ut LewIstou in said county, /. T., this 9th
day of September. 4. ID. fS66.
80 I'm II. D. ADAMS, JP.
, 1866-10-12

Paints, Oils and Glass.
BROWN, BROS & 60.
, 1866-10-12
ApMINIsrRATRIx's SALE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED ADNINIsTRATRIX Of
the estate Of EESRY A. LIVINGSTON. deceased. IN
pursuance of an order of the Proha e Court Of Waa'
WalIa County w. T., will proceed to sell tne properly
f deceased Al his late residence Coppei Creek on
WEIN EsSDAY, October TO- 1885, Said property con.
sisIs Of Horses Cattle. Tools and other articles.
TfRxs OF SALE-All sums nnder ten doilars cash.
credit of ak months will be given all sums over
ten dollars the purchaser giving approved security
REBEKAH A. LIVINGSTON, Adm'x.
Yalla Walla, Sept. Is. 1885. 4l-zW'
, 1866-10-12
PROTECT YOUR HEALTH
WITH
II @ S T z T TER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

Strengthen the Stomach,
lnvigOrute the nerves,
Reg ulatc the bowels,
Regeneratc the liver,
Improve the appetite,
Animate the spirits,
Equa!ize the circulation,
Tore the whole sy4tPrn,
And thus prolong life,
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Defy umwh"lesome air,
Qualify impure water,
Guard against damp,
Prevent Malarinus fevers,
Anticlpat indigestion,
Battle fever and ague,
Brave all climates,
Recruit exhausted nature,
Sustain b,dy and mind,
WITH
Q0STETTER'S BTTTERS.
Knieet led DyspeptieS,
Toil-wearied Operatives,
Soldiers in the Hospital,
Pale, carewOrn citizens,
Settlers On new lands.
Travellers and explorers,
Virums of sea sickness,
The aged and decrepit,
should all he provided
WITH
UOSTETTER'S BITE
Harmless a. Il Stimulant,
powrrtui as n Tonic.
Quick ss a Corrective,
Safe a. an Alternative,
Mild ~ a Laxative,
Sure M n Restorative,
Good "a an Appetizer,
Pleasant "a a Cordial,
Lie has no safeguard
, 1866-10-12
D. v. w4LDEON. A. D. IrGAh' SAN p r'SO0hANAH
WAEDRON'S BlACKFO0T EXPRESS.

EEEssRs. wALDRON, BUCHANAN 4 EDGAR,
WI lately in the employ of Wells, Fargo Coz
have established an
EXPRESS TO BLACKFO0T CITY,
HELENA, DEER LODGE. VIRGINIA CITY, and
all the Mining Camps in Montana Territory. Ton
Meeting at Walla Walla with
wells, Fargo SC Co.'S Express
The Blaekfoot Express will leave WallA "ala tri
monthly.
~ Ship treasure at lowest rates, pufehrse IpooT
of every description. execute Commissions, OF al
kinds anil make COlleetioDs.
Fargo & Co, will be promptly forwarded: ~
Isl,f wALDRON co.
, 1866-10-12
DIR LaEWTSTOC
THE STEAMtR
O w v HE Il.

leaves WAL'.ULA for LEWISTON. every WE'D
NESDAY. al 4. NJ, returning on saturday.
, 1866-10-12
| MDINGTON'S
FIavOring Extracts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Each
bottle holds twi,r as much Is any
other brand in the market, consc-
qucnlly they are the cheapest and
the hest USE NO OTHER.
REDINGTON & CO., Agents for
the Pacific Coast.
, 1866-10-12
FARM 60 HoTEI,
ron SALE CHEAP.

yT1HE uNpERsGSED OFFERS FOR sALE. his
FARM AND HOTEL, situated on Wild Horse
t7reek. on the Thomas Stage Road. bargain will
be given il applied for Immediately; D,vrp
For further particulars, apply to D. s. bAAEh "
CO.; or on the premises 70 cHAs.P. EAGAN.
, 1866-10-12

l hereby certify that after due diligence have not
been able TO find within named de.endants within
my county. J. q. BERRY, Sheriff.
, 1866-10-12
allaaYallaSt Statesiuaa.
Money Market.
WrSrER SrocK.-Mr' 10. Baner b

v.,ri.co Legal Tender rates ''.''.''.'H@'in
% RAJ cid Quotations. .......'... .....' .l4o
, 1866-10-12
N o 70 IA.
NOTICE.

4 CERTAIN N. wEISE, WHO WAS TEMPORA-
n RlLY in my employ, has not only abused my
confidence. hut is still eudeavoring to use my name
in business tranSactpnS which he has right do.
Beware Of him, for he will rot carry off hot stove.
Al 81 s. SIMMONS.
, 1866-10-12

Is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compounded
for the cure Of Coughs COlds. Sdre Throat Asthma
Mhooping Cough Bronehitis and Consumption. Thou
sands OF people in California and Oregon have been
already benefited by the surprising curative powers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27

From k0yA00eBpon0s
PmLAp8LrHiA, Aae. 36-PfepaSations
are being made for the reception OF the
President Oh Tuesday. r.. =,
General Meade yesterday issued an order
TO the Military Commanders in his Military
Department directing them 70 pay appro'
pirate military honors tn the President.
Brevet ETig Gen. Wedges viii be consid'
cred the commanding officer at Philadelphia.
The first city troops will act a. escort 10
the President A duty they have performed
on every occasion Of a Presidential visit 10
this city
A meeting OF merchants has been called
for q marrow, y AXE peasyres TOR the
frsi'dsPts recsP;iCp, = W E ~ Sst, Z I.
alleges, hetiog ifeg0ssd she use Of theft
tuo6o ~ ~ purposes. lSis helievUd thai
~ oocpVu(Aoes0ee will take 10 poft = ~
|GJqo, - 1qestiag u ~ ~ Ccnsen
AAS109 - eo0oo. ssa ssss sa.s'
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LATE NEWS



NEW York, Aug. ga Loovenworth
special to the 1rsIua< reports eooitlonai
mufslers By the IDdiane bctweee Eoo Keno
ard Lawrence. A fearful and bloody war Is
predicted. Mrs. Darlington, wife OF the
Col. commanding il reported among those
murdered.
II is also reported the biachf feet and Crows
on the upper Missouri have commenced hos
tili.ies.
The Grow arc said 10 have torn their
treaties ~ pieces and murdered ten men.
Dean Richmond is lying dangerously i'll al
the residence OF 5. j. Tildcn in this city.
The reception programme OF the arrival
of President johnson hash changed Sc
- to include all military In the city and
the march will be from the Battery TO ~
street. 4t4t
Seven cases and two deaths BY chohss
~ teppftDd to-day iq the At Ind eign'
c4seS edd sWo d61ahs n BgO6e6tAs .
The cool weather IL rapidly efasIng u
peslilence from the city.
New YoKx, A0g. 25.-Tw0 milkmNl
were to-day finesl $50 each In the Court
special session for putting waser into th4'
Cola closed as(i ~: 49, |
Collector Smythe IL actively engaged
Ihe work or feuoving oGacs h0ldSn fFu)I
the Custom House. Since his inStalIau41
he has made over two hundred sppotde
mente Ff-F HHe
II is stated that Col. Document the editeI
Of the Railway Journal has secured the POO
ton Of Appraisal.
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LATEST news
DF FEKE0R.lP1.


Nsw Yo.x, Asg. q.
A tsah vith, ei6ht car lbads Of pstrolsuo
. ~ Esie rad, was sellided Win yestss-
dsy near Nasrowsbusg. New Jersey. Ssv~
seal caSu we s0eahsd ed The petroleum
caught irs aud exploded. and burned the
whole tsaie. three dWGl1ioob . wagon shop.
. oaspsates shepV hide h0UeA ed 800 fest
Of lumber, csueht Ore ftsm The bsruiag oil,
and we're .tissly destroyed.
A Mr.. Wilha9o While endsavetinf 70 res-
CO bic tao chiidrvo fto0 80 Of Ne heus-
-, deepped 90, end while atte0p1ing -
reoaus 4 - lhfee. vess fatally bue1e9.
ThiAw0 todtib oa1d, md u 2 ~ 01pect-
ed 10 sssussf. Ma wuliAas, his wife,
| jumped fSsm anssad s1psy window, aud
iw9ediaAely 0wAbtk ten ehila. She 10
-. sxpec1eo tpli0A,lsiI
Tho ea9dpqlee e ~ 1aia - badly
10o0N10 I y INyiI7 TO-
A Satisgp :Qhal) OFsapoodsat Of July
18th, states fkaG esveoty guns havs ~
aoeaUeaooAGoneh611ee1s ~ vo0o, ~
witbsst, carriages. e"dsdinanes Ia
eju1es ebue Axo psuadn4 Gik - po1adDrs,
| nd 90 - ee7n60 rD)lhelg 90, ~ ~.
ns3niae eencastine q pegyicaahta eQlillssy y
sassous ealibess, Ont ~ veg 6sssy. ~
foiliah euno IL tho6o pasc6aesd 81 lias.
saehhssels daring ~ ~ w, ~ ~ pro
SsUaiss e Dados 81sSse ~ ~ M
e.. z. & 49,. t =: IS s: ~ ~
before he os4inaoes ean y eAippo4
4 QIli ee9p4 srisee f94 H. 1esk thas
b s.: to ins = ~ .ysnSsset1k
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27

MEMPBls, Aug. es.-An immense mas
peesise Vas. held y CovH Sqros9 te..i4hk
- pasefy TIE psoce6diset q She PMndelphie
Convention. Gen; Forrest presidsd and
: = e non, ~ ss;'ss "a ssss ( S;s
down his arms he bore no malice againlt
any Northern man. He said politicians
could not be trusted, and those who wanted
To- oav q ho0a voeo ~ o1es tOebend TO
Legislatures and Congress. He Was willing
to trust those he he'd met upon the field, but
thoeA who AFFIXED DUTY Ind wefe casenated
ipWashisgton eOsll 70 npeobe trusted then
those who gid the same thlns IN the sossh.
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AK fee Dr. 0(rlcklanl'e Anti
s Cholera Mixture.

Far sale BY oil Druggists ssgsi -decdAsl,
~ =. ,wA,s's yacrrAsIs HA,s BAss
essss~. abb, rs.fsrs- srcy h.is - its riei-
M 'slor, Without sainiAg ~ gin -
sAS,,hs. It leaves the .Aost d !, dead
ssa crisp hair. .cr, moiss-s.f glossy.
ca"a L. 70 curl. and keeps IL y 1its plaes.
Will. promotes its ero~< and pre-
cents i'lNal,ins N.
l. co"'" "-,rlsr OF o. sia) Aol.
N~~sroA preparation. i oil. alcohol
aud salrha have been n lined upon the
public. and ~ King ,o,al failed to give
satisfaction. IN ,annuf Esarers have de-
ser.cdly cor,c iricfk
DR.. Swain war; Ut, hi. vesc.abl. Balm
10 accomplish VI he claims for il. and
authorizes his agcn kJrcfond the mosey
wherever 1t tails ~ " satisfaction.
II is an sairy u and seientins
preparation, pro Iced ~ he dis.ilaaion Of
rare and frssran 'owcrs. hich renders it
nss only the r.newer il the world.
Nv. sskes j, Lr.icslarly y reeablc - .
hair dressing to both old ia youas.
while IL liqi a purity ana ao<s odor srs
IL ssrikiss |u,rast wiAh ths nd " mig
tSsss ssus)I ~ sold.
The pra rie'or hes 'ssts's fsss ny 4
Ne nest distinguished - wsll - iAsElk aa-
Ne reeVt. jsdees. sasfvasa. lawy( r,
pAydsias. opera siassss. astssssss. "a
ssrsiflae V The reuasaahss virtues q
he Bhlm.
Donv ~ any asales asos $500 - ais-
. - - ~ - e. 1Sihs "a ~ 81.
~ tothD nearest ooooS - - ReoOesoooe.
2eny nass: 49, ~ e.
On ouel1, psop63oeos. Ne. y 0oooA We
- q s. q ~ vAalanaae lsuulsO
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NJ THE
ATLANTIC CABLE

An RsoiiH, Aug. -.
The Ki1g Of F1geA h. received . dep.
ahAioa k4n Tie oAsmb9 Il Dspetisa whs
presented ths addIs1 votsd By that bedy-
Ths King nsae apssA j., rely, IN vhish
No profesaed q fssl Vest 10y e iie favora.
bls attitude Of tlse Leg6istivs BODY. liz
aid howsysr that II another counics aseee
Win the nputiss sn he Question u Ne bsd.
sstaad, tlsaegys - interchangeable
are viii to Ne intere6s Z hate b
'~sssd 1esSsse,sssy ehs aid b1Ibs5. ths King
edded that he thought another conaict vi
impossible i ALI,I.l
Y. y s ... 4 ~ rs''si ! hero on Va
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27

The ssades ~ 20 aeutA soaieed 10 The daily
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27


Bosrux, Aug. 70 AT . political meeting
at 0louscester last evening, Gen. Butler Wa
one Of the speakerA Tho AsFa4 despatch
eays:
General Butler, on bSing introduced, ssid
the Issues row before Ne country wess the
came substaattajly - thoss q 1871. end IN
this oonneClion wished TO state eAnsss which
led % thaeebo)lpo end part eohGn1by South.
erA Otatej ID he attempe 70 overthrow The
Government. 8e eootended that BY theil
Hbellips they bad fos(silsd tAels RsRrty,
thfs' tights and theif lives
fS11Se 9 - Ip18S q ~ - Il rights
Of &oQehog0 REPRESENTATIVES, - eocare then
seats h ConGrssA aad aid u any portion
Of 10 0ouskoon 6la1os I'D seaa . leyal man
70 Congrsss Il was only 70 get him admit.
I'd. and when secured . fs6eesentasion they
Sesssssn - S g <. "a sd4ltas Convention
MN Who btoposs6 % Sslis : ~ Which
theS did not bshe ~ With sh1y -opposed
10 al possible wsys. and II 10 the intention
Of the loyel people 70 know b vha& s3i4h'
ny ~ft6l N ~ thsmSelVes ~ fl4VIs1e
Il = IL - VIE did ~ l3ehtlags Ae sa1d
wbo ate 70 do the settling Gen. Butlei
charsctssized that body - the most repsfk
able hat ever asso0blad, and cid that TIE
dol1adki0ao 6eu0 s1eoobog eoo1e0n OF the
country repranelsd eeestituents. He ther
refnered 70 ~ New Osloene sipe - md {
pottD6h Of tNecossespoB6e4Us renting 70 IL
and aid -tAe whole teA6eOT President JOHN
epn's Dispatches v Gen. Sheridan NJ Il
gloss over the terrible affair. II this state o.
things cannot be altered. the General con
tinued, We win march once more asd Won
be to them who opposes u. In conclusion
he Sail, unleao The psnpl1 North were firm
in upholding Congress they will have tn
work Of The last foar yeafS 10 DO ovw again
The GesasAl was frequently applAadet
during his speech.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27

HARTFORD. CoNN., Aug. 2s-Tbe follow
ing delegates at large were appointed TO ~
BY the State Committee OF The UnlDo ~
publican party 20 the Convention Of Souto-
ern loyalists at Philadelphia:
Hartford county, Gov. ]. IL. Hnwley
New Haven, ex Gov. Duttcn; New Londcs,
ex Gov. Buckingham; Litch6ell. ex.Gov.
HALEY; Fsirfield. Gen. o. s. Ferris Wind
ham, Hon. q. w. Phillips; Aiddesex, Hos.
Benz. Douglas Toltaud, Chas. A. Atkins
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27

wnrsllpa, W Va, Ava. 2e.-The FOL.
lowing gentlemen are appointed delegates "a
attend the Philadelphia Convention Of
Southern Vsloel4e4 % ee 81 ofDepemhs:
Gov. BOren1an, SENATOR Wiley Ind Van
wiaklA 0ssa elsZs Ha!riA DsveA Light