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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
Tar hue and cry raised against the r,ss :,
Amt ~ consequence Of the pr0"u s ~. \.

~
,,.,d fra session ri ''n' 49,, |
-,,.,;on "wAst hss the ''' ''''"' sa..
,...o.tv true apsscr is,he H'S 80
So -, rs, any radical ca" 'o"'''@'"
ho''''..s ..,,. a 10 uGicer, ana IN 90 |
a. as ,-.a With The legitimate ex-
,af The Muiary AeeoHs'foc''On O'',
,, !. that being overwhelmed
~. ia from military commanders
/. ne South, MS TO the proper
.,sontab c placed on tho military
III - a,ked his constitutional adviser. the
..a,,,, gene al, to give An Interpretation
ar,bs law Every district Commander
,ep, up to Washington asking Tor ins''uc-
,;o,s far ordinations, FOR an au'horizeo
,...,,,.,.,,on OF the Law, and for ordeFe.
The disposition to find fault must DC 'n'e'>
crate and malignant when response to
such spplics,ions made by the adm'n's'ra-
,,on il tho .ublec, Of ccnsure. The Pres
IA ant ard his Cabinet would have been
c...,r,h,.. IL they had declined answering
,hc INQUIRIES Of the commanders. Tho Pres
;,,.n, - lie Commander mischief OF the
army OF III. United States, and his subordi.
,.,.. ,.o, 10 him for instructions IS :; Gers
,., srties. ard If the President has res
fused IL do his duty in the premises by
civ, = the Instructions Asked. he ind'cnls
,h.n would have rebukec lhm for neglect
n they row arraign him for performance.
10th NJ suits them. They viii have II that
III, President - slwaysin tie wrong. II h.
. make. speeches. they deride bin. II b,
refrain. from speech usking they insult
him. Ii no eats and drinks thew cry out
"a guttonous man md wine blbbler." |
he eats and drinks not then "he hath
devil" IIypocrisical, self-rsh,eons Pha'
isees al, who ere the Northern heart to sp
prove . July session BY the pretext that b
has done some great wrong wben M yet b
has done nothing. or that he mediate
some trcacherous step, aud all Tor the pur
pose Of strengthening radics'Nm in tn
South by adding some new feature OF out
rage 10 the Reconstruction bill There
no obstruction whatever raised IN the Sou,
20 reconstrucion. To a surprising exte'
tho people Of the South are engaging In u
work. And the real difficulty with Il
Radicals is tina, they find the South il
w,liing too cheerful in its acqu'escencc
the ,nil,tary bill aud that too many are pr
pwing to vote. Tine July session is in "a
c.lica 10 limit the number Of tht 80 who c
register and vote. SO that We shall In
the remarkable spectacle o. Congress CO
suring the President for interfering vi
and impeding reconstruction, and at
same tmce Unk.,ing the reconstruct
bill so that the very bill itself shall exclu
from cooperation in the work Of reconstr,
ton thousands Of those who are anxious
b. "rccons,ructcd' and in full loyal iello
ahip with tn Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

A FOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
! !"
Tp BENE AGE OF HEALTH
A New luRK, Feb. IL. Go
.0EX We. Leonard Mon, ~ Broad
NY.
sfKf-<SXN$ DaW sir:-In reply to your
TI&IDX1 ~ inquiry as 10 the nc Ion taken
NfSS&2kY ~ hy the Academy OF NJ dit inc
Wkx ii reference u Hoff TX
SNRl1IIGD tract OF Maf' which was sun
United 90 II for examin ton
some weeks since, have TO inform you that the Com
mittce o. Three to whom II reiesred. with cirec
ton. report up l.. took the matter into careful
consideration. and the 9Th ust ma jor " Of the
Commit prreent.d report thereon. Of which the
following - AN extfact
TINS letter amt the Glowing report are signed Ivy
HE Cnsirman u the Comm ttae Dr. j. H. Orb com.
REPORT OF THE NEW WORK ACADEMY OF
MEDIC NE.
'The Committee have sscrrtsned ~ what they
consider n ,iicicnt extent The INGREDIENTS al
the artclc. and nl.o it, MODE OF PEAPAKATION
aud they hav.r.a.oo To BE l. EVE tia, IL df,r in
come mail cd PARrtt ULARS from the nsus, p-epa-
rati ne of malt urd the neme of BEER,
ALE. and POhTE and THEY RELIEF r IT cal
CULATEp To ACT A. 4 MILD TONIC. and to a
certain sxteni n. sAUTklMENT in some ICES. in
which the ordinary malt liz might not I've found
IL agree. espe tally IN con eluence OF THE MOD
ERATE JANTITI OF Al, oHOL IL con'ain. IN
CO... pari-on with them. snd they feel justified In
RECOMMEND Ma l: TO the profession for trial in
appropriate crs,s"
Re sons with ne agencies might spply 10 Ho6's
Ma Extract pot 3i2 Broadway, y. I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AnD MACE.
For Preserving. RestOring and
U~A~aarwsn~ vp.~ MT.

Bcamalfyfng the Hair.
And is the most delightful and wondsrfui article
the world ever pfoduced.
Ladies will dnd It not only certain remedy 10 Re-
store. Darker and Beautiy the Hair, but also eeY-
able article for the Toilet. - Il h hiahy perfumcd
with rich and delicate perfumc tnde psndsnt 81 the
fragrant odos Of the OILS Of Palm Of Mace.
The Marvel of PERI.
new and bean itul perfume, which In dercacy Of
scent. and the tenacity with which clings to thu
ha nj kerchief and person. IL unequslled.
The above articles for sale BY all Druggists and
Psrfuers Of 81 per bottle each. Sent by express 70
any address By proprietors.
T. W. WRIGHT CO.
oc2O1yl 100 Liheriy Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
KNOWLES
PATENT
STEAM PUMP.


rArsSrEp IN ENGLAND AND Francs.
This Pump has received the HIcnrsr PHsNiru At
every air where 10 has been exhibited viz New
York, boston, Baltimore ncinnaii, Buffalo SYRIA
cuse, Spring cid anu Worcester.
1t has no Cranks or Fiy-Whcel. and has no dead
points where II will stop cons que lily u IL always
ready 10 e,art without usine starting ar, ana doe.
not require hand work 10 yet past the centre and
Il the only Pump made that will work its steam
valve with water. consequently l. always ready to
start when the stcam cylinder " flcd with cold va
ter Of condensation.
II has been used Tor more than eight for feed
ing q ationar, STEAM BOILi Ms, and has beepu.ed
more than uve years LOCOMOTIVES, and is the
oniy steam pump yet ried thai Il In way ainp-
ted f,r that u.s.. II has been extensively u-ed Tor
pumping water for no els. Pubic Institutions, Min
ing Pnrpss s, and Manufacturing E'iabi- MI pfs ~
every hnd. with perfect l. has b' en- tested
In the Navy. and la cons qnehec Is recommended nv
the Chief Enp iBecr of L D Navy. 20 be used ~ th'
| NAVY Yards and Sies mers AZ y fire Engine II IL
recommended by all ins Companies. and Is un'ver-
! saily adup'ed by the m tnnfsc,urtng companies 70
| New England. Although have been constantly
making tito To on " rks. yet the rapidly inciea'
| rim, dcmand for Pumps has hithert' b en- CREST
er then our poesb prodn ton; but ith rccc'i en-
lsrsemebt ~ orr Works sud extensive additions "a
our manufacturing facilities, We hope TO be able &c
supply all orders.
T,sProlri tore offer t'ir Pump the most Per
1 far implicitly and durability dehea conp'titi,n
For further information. address the Proprietors .
| their works.
warren .....-....... s~SS
iy3ly KNOWLES 4 SIBLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
NEW YORK.
THE HORACE WATs~s
Grand, S0nare 4 Cpright Planes,

MEi ouEUNS AND CABINET ORGANS.
VXHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE BkST
w lnstru rents made. Second hand Pianos
q bargains from eco TO *2e5. Liberal discount
to teach srs and ciergymen. New octave Pi-
amos for s2T5 and upwards.
feciorv and warerooms, No. asl Broadway,
New York,
l HORACE MATTERS d CO.,
/ feb4-dfv Manufacturers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

FISH N tue AxAzpN-Agassiz. who has
lately been engaged in examining the fish
Of the RIVER Amazon, states that hs has not
found one fish in common ~i,h those in any
fresh water basin; that different parts OF
the Amazon have fishes peculiar TO them,
selves and, as an instance Of the teeming
variety Of the river, he adds that pool .
few hundred square yards showed two huns
bred different kinds Of fish.
The ST. Louis Rerubiicsn narrAtss tbs
fallo wing singular case Of liydrophoba:
"A chicken belonging 20 Mr.. Anteh Bel
ser, resid,ng near Ste Gcncvieve. was bitt.
by a mad dog some weeks ago. Some tw o
weeks afterward the chicken vent mad, and
thcugh but a srnall pu''et, was mad enough,
or game enough to whip all the Others,
winch caused i, 10 be "shot like q dog"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

TAKE NO NOPE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEi les for unpleasant and dangerous
dis.ssee U.c Il LxBoip's ExxRAcf BucHu AND In
punvxn Roar " ASH tfebs-d& WV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HflmsotD's FLUID EXTRACT

uboSssUOV0O - u6OuO ~
BUCHU
u certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. DROPSY.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
And all diseases Of tue
MALE OR FEMALE,
fsom whatever cause originating end no matter os
HOW long STANDING.
Diseases OF these ORGANS rseu the or. rr tic
tfno ftea-fncrt & suisnitsed tn. Cor surptirn or
fpzafaisy may our Fie>n and ei"on rre sup
ported from these sources. ard the
HEALTH .sp TAPrfSESs.
and
that Of r0sterty depends upon prompt use OF fr-
liable remedy.
HEiMsoLDs EXTRACT Bf'cHu.
Estsbnrhsd up~artis 81 rs years prepared by
N. r. uE0. y lBO LID,
DRUGGIST.
| sas Bsoahwsy. New York. and
saAA a s0sA "a Y~xAe "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

kON UON d. n Il w u Okt -
ATEA u A1l0r LINE.
Passage Ia London or Bres, $ll0. So and $50 cur.
rency.
Excursion tickets redrccd rates available tor six
months.
WM PENN. Capt. riliinr O. from New York July ..
ATLANTA, apt Pinkham. from New orb July ~
BEiLONA. Cap. Dixon, from New York Anc ..
CkLLA, Capt. s,leac H. rom New York, Ang II.
The new and elegant Briiish irA steamship " N.
PENN. will leave pier No. North River. for Lam
dor. calling NJ Breet On Saturday. Jolly 6th ~
MIL further notice all IN. this line will
call al Brcst, to laud pa-renvers
Tickets euld through by rail 10 Paris ut 20 per
cent les than regular rates
Ere gh, Will be tahen aud through bills Of lsdng
given HAVE, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam ami
Duukirk.
For rassage apply 20
LOB / n CLARK, % Broadway,
For freight apply NJ q South et
ROWLAND q ASPlNWALL.. Agents
| IRA N 0lFFORU agent Davenport, Fcb9-N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

ENFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both eexee, use nElNRo' ne ExTsAcT BUoHu. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 rleep well. ffeh1-d.e Y In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

PLArrsvlLLg AND Tnr MoNRoE Ran
noAp. The Grant County Herald says il is
understood that Pls'tevile must raise ahou,
s30O. 600 TO secure the full by WY adv IN
tages Of q connection with tho railroad to be
extended west from Monroe to Dubuque
Of which amount about elo0, 600 have beer
piedeed, Samuel Moore being the receiver
Pessons subscribing may either take frs,
Glaze stock to be p i'd for in ins,ailmen,s
within . year ~ two; q else zee, nd, pre-
ferred, to be paid up in i've or ten years.
The Herald tells these property holders
Who are hesissting "etout Going . jus,
part" that they may o. ~ell come up a
snss and Do their squitahly part in proper
ton 70 proper ' =, d b.n,i,s, ssfn she enc
will have ~ do or else allow tic work L
fall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

Mr.. {. II. Merry. capiiali>tcf Dubuque
il building ilec; II 'tar.es. at Dunlcith, ht
inca " OF which he expects TO overcome a.
the obstacles which have heretofore q ected
gram transportation down the Mississippi
Zach barge carries sms boiler and steam
eaginc, and an elevator some so fee in
heignt. lie proposes TO load the grain in
bulk in these bsrges; tighten" into empt,
barses over the rapids by means Of cleva-
tors. and discharge into sea going vessels al
New Orleans. The latter object is also &C.
complished with the ANAL elevators, which
work with grea, rspiditv. and take all the
grain from the bottom II each barge by a
sort Of automatic scraper. 1t now coats
over sixty cents 10 send bushcl Of whoa,
from the Mississippi by rail to New iort
by Merry's plan It will cost about so cents
thus saving 30 cents on a brehel, which i.
precisely SO many cents added to the value
Of each bust el in favor OF the farmer.
This movement il successful will serious
iy affect railroads by ohlieing them to re,
duce their tariffs "a grain, and it may 10
jure Chicago ny freeing the North~ est from
paying to her lis prcscn, tri' ute and in TIN
respect Il will confer public benefit.
II is we'll enough to have j. understood
that men of energy and capital on the Mis-
sissippi are making the moot dctera,i e,
ctr,rts TO secure possession Of the transpor
tation Of the enormous grain products o
Minnesota, Iowa, and other river grain
eroS,ng States. This syst m Of mcvabl,
elevators is The latest effort; and Of the en-
tire success Of the movement, river men dc
no, entertain doubt; and they are Ike
wi . firm in the tai'h tat it will carry
every bnshel Of grain from, the Mi,s;ssirn;
Country de ignei TOR the A,laou cand Ea-
Topean ma kc's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

HELMBOLirS EXTRACT BuCHU and lHPt OVID
Rose W Asn cures and delicate dis riders In a
heir agcr at little expense, little or change In
iiet. no Inconvenience aud no exposure Its plea'
In taste and odor, immediate In lite action: aid
rec from all injurious properties. tfebi,d&wIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08


from all injurious properties. lfeb,d&wiy
Harrison Peristaltic Lozengers.
Pleasant Prompt and Effective. Two taken
night move the bowels once next morning Unlike
all III they pain require increase Of
dose 10 perfect cure
They Heada, he. Dizsiness. 0ppre ssion after
eat na Sour Rising. and every evil arising from Cos
rivrxss- and iSpiGE> Warranted in all cases OF
Pnrs, either bleedilg or blind june2I-lm
THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH.-Thcre-
fore the nervous aud dchtsfed should immediate
~ use HIMBoiD's ExTRAcr BucHu. [d&w
Misguided Men. AND snE LAW or CnAR
rY AND MsRcY Howard Essays, the Errot-,
Abuses and iseasrs which form the bnsis uf the Ora
Maladies i'll the first sge Of man, and fearfully
zap the vital powers with mea' Of relief Sent
In sealed letter nvelopcs free Of charge. Address.
| DR. SKfLLIN HOuGHTUN, Howard Assot iati,,n
Philadelphia. IA. mayl>-d& w3m
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pleasant in taste and odof, free from all injurious
properties. aud immediate in ts action. (d6wly
LADIES can receive box ofDr velpau's Pills by
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COMBER, Albany. N.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08
NO CITRls.A ALL.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
RI, VINO, ma EXTRACT Ircur. tfcb5 DIV I,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-08

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH There
fore the nrrvou- aud dchiiitsfed should Immediate
| ~ use HLMBotDs ExTRAcr BucHu. d&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

Sigaor Ratazzi must give new reading to
the old text, "Oh, that mine enemy had written
. bookw His cry must be, "Oh, that my
wife had not written bookp The latest
novel by the Princess lampoons mercilessly
number Of ladies who had chosen to give her
the cold shoulder in Italian society. No less
than fifteen Of the husbands, brothers or lovers
at these ladies have challenged the President
of the Council, although the wife Of the latter
has declared in the Gazette di Firenzi, in re-
Spouse to the demand Of the Marquis Pepoli,
relative of Madame Ratazzi, for reparation on
account of an alleged slanderous description
OF himself " that she did not mean to describe
or offend any one" The friends of Signor
Ratazzi have appointed jury Of honor to
decide upon his responsibility in the premises,
and the question is still under consideration
7rate fifteen, who seem bent on ordering pistols
and coffee for thirty. The novel which has
provoked all this scandal must be still
more sensational than that which q few
years ago occasioned the exile of the
Princess de Solms from Paris, and was
suppressed by order of her imperial cousin,
Napoleon I'LL, at the urgent demand of NJ.
Schneider, the actual President of the French
Corps Legislatif, whose name was translated
an. Tailleur" in the piquant revelations of his
domestic life, which were made by the present
wife Of Signor Ratazzi. The exiled authoress
transferred to Turin the solid charms which the
sculptor Pradier had fondly immortalzed in
marble. Her subsequent presentation at court
BY late ex-minister of the United States at
Turin proved q fresh occasion for scandal,
which was increased rather than allayed by her
marriage to Signor Ratazzi. Madame Ratazzi
s. the daughter Of Princess Letitia Bonaparte
and the late Sir Thomas Wyse, the learned Irish
Daronst. to whom England is SO largely
indebted for its approximation TO a national
vystem Of education, and who won such dis
tinction as Minister Plenipotentiary to Greece.
She Ia granddaughter of Prince Lucien, the
Prince de Canine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
THE LONDON TIMES.
Property Claims In md Out Of the Great
English Newspaper Corporation.


CHANCERY, LONDON NAy8.
Before tho Lord Chancellor and Lord Justice Turner
Iatt Wdlter-- Walter Pidn-This was an appeal
the painds bill In the first suit partly dismissed
The frat sut instituted by Mr. George Plat and Mr.
William Plat the Of certain shares In the
Evenng Nail newspaper 70 ascertain (1ter ALA their
rights and interests In and the Tiaes newspaper
and for dissolution q tho partnership subsslng be.
tween the two papeA Both papers were originated by
Dir. John Walter the grandfather Of tho defendant
William Walter, his son, became in his fathers
lifetime the owner Of -four sixteenths shares Of
the Evening Maj. In 1920 William Wal.
ter sold his interest In tho Evening Nail
to Mr.. Thomas Platt through whom the plain
tins claimed From the time Of the establishment
Of the Evening Mall 10 had been the practice 10 supply
with type and matter from the 1mes Office N sub
atanually evening edition Of the Haes newspaper.
That mode Of publishing the Ecen0 Mad had continued
without interruptions until 1891 when the defendant gave
notice to the propreton Of the Auensng Nda thas the
partnership which then subsisted between the two
papers should dissolved from the 3lst OF December
in year. Negotiations snsued, and ultimately tho
plaintiffs flied their BILL and the defendant also fsd
bin praying for decree for a sale or she Ev-ninS MoH
The Vice Chancellor dismissed the paintidA bill with
costs except far prayed for dissolution OF the
partnership and for accounts and he made decree for
sale Of the Evenin0 Nail
The Attorney General and Mr.. Bagshaws were counsel
for the plaintiffs In the first suit Sir r. Palmer Mr. Jcs
sci and Mr. Haddan for Mr. John Walter and Mr. Bacon,
Mr. Greene. Mr.. Craig Mr. Speed, Mr.. Boys and Mr..
Piammsr for the other parties Interested In the suits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
FIREARMS INVENTIONS.
The Now "BniIet Pumpn-CeBfrifugaI Force
for War Purposes.

Tor W mr. Purposes.
From Galignans Messenger, May o.
Under the name OF the 'bullet pump many sar-
casm has been recently cast the inventor Of contr
vance by which the celebrated corporal and four men"
might destroy q whole battalion in few minutes. The
invention, however not absolutely devoid OF merit
prevent the Augsburg Gazette from returning the
charge, and endeavorng TO demonstrate ts practical
utility Nor Is this destructive engine quite new, inertia
and velocity having this been applied to obtaining
immense power OF projection
In 1882 d. steinhei caused q model OF this same
machine to be constructed; il could be managed by
single man, and was submitted TO the inspection OF
military commission, which made series Of expert
monts that left doubt 10 its destructive Its
principle simply consists in proper application OF
trugal force. metallic disk made rcvoIve either
by steam or by animal power each side OF tho disk
groove is cut going from tho centre TO the crcumfer
Tho centre itself is followed to receive
bullets. The rotatory motion OF the disk causes the
bullets to get into the grooves in which they 1T loosely,
and obeying laws OF centrifugal force hoy TO
the circumference aud fly on with velocity twelve times
greater than that OF the rotation Of the disk There
several contvances provided for giving the bullets the
direction. In 1S4S NJ Steinhei caused machine
for grape shot to be made worked by steam bu<
the military commission which examined IL OF
opinion that II could not be for the field but might
do good service in the navy, or for the defence OF
torresses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.

The NleEe 81 Mexico City-The BombaEdment
Csnaenecd In Earress-No Quarter 70. 30
Shows to any Of the Imperial OMcers.
NHw OsIAAus, Nay a. 1867.
Ths Pcays~s's special correspondence dated Orzaba.
psy s. says that the City Of Mexico ID surrounded BY
twenty thousand liberals the bombardment has
commenced In earnest. The garrison numbered eight
VAousand men. under command Of Marques, who had
announced his intention 10 resist 70 the last He had
Impressed all The water carriers and porters.
no oGaosr 70 receive quarter from the liberals;
aAAssd orders had bsen issued that Mramon. Marquee
and Macmillan we're 70 be shot II captured. since the
surrender Of Pueblo tho imperiaists have not
teen thousand men In the field all told.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

present unusual drain upon our Western gra-
Aaries. The apprehensons Of some that the
INDIAN corn crop OF the West will not prove as
abundant as the demand upon that invaluable
lDereal in this country requires, on account Of
che backwardness and GOODNESS of the spring,
~e think will be dissipated by the remarkable
warm and genial weather that has prevailed
FOR some time past Altogether we think we
can safely congratulate the public upon the
prospect OF having cheaper -four next fall, with
, corresponding reduction in provisions and
other necessaries Of life, Notwithstanding the
operations Of grasping spectators and the
fears OF timid croakers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

nomania. made application 20 have hum removed 10
other corps As, however. nothing would induce
Captain Eerrer 70 ciJss his written
General De Castagny. Inspector General thought that
there was need OF severe course or repression.
and accordingly recommended 70 have him paced on
non-activsy by depnying him OF mis- rank That mea-
sure ordered by an imperial decision Of June D.
1868
Foe COMMITTEES 20 which the petition referred not
secinS hat there ground for tue Interference OF
Inc senate ia tho case proposed the order OF the day.
ana tnl recommendation approved % unanimously
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
iapssrAxT ususs OF sestaAl slcxlrs.

TAe Di.ststsfioa or spirits FROM Grain ProAib-
tied bee sh~ CarolInus-rhe scarcity Of Food
SD Erss As the Revenue Assigned 10 the
cause.
CHARLESTON, {. g., May ri, 1861
General ssS<siss has issued order prohibiting the
is,ilia,s - spirits from grain in the Second Military
district 05cpders arc declared liable trial and pun
ehmsni nv xsiitary commission. The assigned
for the ora are that In the present scarcity Of the sup
ply or love a tho caroIinss is seriously diminished
BY ths larss quantity OF grain consumed in dstieries
worked se6ance Of the Revenue laws That this un.
aswfl rasc makes food dearer In places where large
plumbers depending upon public and private bounty
That the z.vcrnmen is defraudcd Of large amount Of
revenue hat the authority Of civil Officers is brought
ante cout-~pA and tbai the mischief complained Of
sends to .ax4s4sc poverty, disorder and crime