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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

BRANDRETHS PlLtS.--These Pills are safe ana
surc. They prepared by process which secures
all the beet On ii,es q the herbs of which they are
composed without any of their bsd. They benefit In
all CAGES. and do har n In none.
See b. Brandreth is IN white letters on the Cove
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

Nor PATiESr ESoUeu. leaders Of
tho Radical party have commenced to clam.
or for Reconstruction Of the Northern
Sts,ee." lie; them wait till the fall cleo
uons. The people are preparing to recon>
struct the Northern States On Democratic
hasis then 40 olT,c ually taat RiJicalien
will ncyc, more raise its head.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

The Marion Register says that Mr.. VIM.
Wise, whilo At work on the roof Of . large
cheese factory in process OF erection there,
fsll from his position and was followed bv y
bunch Of shingles which struck him on the
side, breaking his wrist. and seriously in.
juring him inwardly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

OosoAoO. o.. =, loo4
II 4 sos oiisn 1la1 6 ~ = ~ ssoAs =
lavor q Rsosat Ae6r1nnos ~ 60 mov o11An-
~ s,s,sS Ssss ser Serr.se
duccd 70 ODER you 2 few words q encoursGnnt.
WHICH being unsclieited, NY Be- better appreciated
OF Dipthcria which lett her partially parslised and
with nculc Neuralgia In her head, 10 asd necast-
navinf sssrd y H.sseciy = Soseessal s.ass among
Rheumatic q Neurail 10 Conpc : So was laduc
ed 10 give |, trial. Strange to cay, before abe I'D
oSr the Neuralgia and paralysis had dis.
appea ed and II has not returned / recommend the
Compound without hesitation. to all peops tro abied
With Rheumatism or Neuralgia. knowing AZ do ~
tston - sufficient .arantcs u NJ genuineness Of
the Compound prepared By yon. Many coetly doc
s.. may ssssa II 9su s:e Of yong ed
JOS HALE i,
Of Hale 4 Co, Real Essais ard Patent Agents,
Ca,rAso, August asth, loCs.
DE-: 49,. Prscs o,.tiesss Hhsa.ssk Z N.-
Of iser Mig sssisies. Sssis - ssE ss
W. = .sia!y ss ,ios y
almost every fcmedy thes could be obtained . &isnd
INC uced me to ~ .our COMPOUND, and NJ lnppy
dorre al that has been ead IN its vos, and
rs,c"m%snd TRIAL By every one suae.ing fuaNes
Arm Merrill = Hopkins. y laksS&
n 00soa, Asay Co.. IN. May =, ~
80 esc nov maac Q aoee fan rspues Of NJ vtebs
80. lee TWO psysieaaa0 - eSlS3 = NJ IN.
ycs .ea. a., "a .. &c tosss 8. - 8 s.
1soes appetite aad e iapeove osksuiSs. n ma
wish you would seed one dcsrS Ss,s,,.s n.
coon n convenient. viii remit snorns
Truly yours. in SussEtx.
A WORD To TDaE PUmu.ur.
Az the forms Of disease for which We presersn. a.
Compound have ehe1e origin = ~ 6UO6. IA ~
sufferer reae@bee thst No merely QuewoldaSpnasS
win afford him pcfmAneat rcllee. becauo NScennee
nloop,-THE CITADEL or IHE DISEASE, -dsiyce
Il from lite stfonK hold, and The sictim 10 relieved
Tnn eaUcID Hxvn ~ vUaoUgum "A SURF
CCkE WARRANTED ~saars
DURNnAN . VAN sCHAAC9
vhoooDoD6 Ds1wies. . - O. c.. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

NEWSPAPERS AND ScHooI. ExElcrsEs-A
school tc,ohcr OF Uaarle,town, Mass, has
adopted the practice of requiring his schol>
ars TO select each day an item from the dai
ly paper, fix il to suit themselves, and read
Or tell it to the school The selections are
then criticised by the teacher, who is thus
given an excellent opportunity Of discover
ing the tendency Of the rapils' mind. The
new feature secms TO be an excellent one in
every way, and if the selections are judc>
iously made. 40 they would be after some
practice, they cannot fail to produce valu>
able facts which will be permanently re-
wemhered by the Youthful mind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

PoKivG Fun AT SEWARD AND Hts Pen
caAsE.-rhe purchase of the Ru >sian Dos
sessions gives people rare opportunity 10
be witty. The newspapers are taking adj
vantage Of it. We quote few paragraph
IRON the New York Herald
h"w to make both ends mee,-Buv
fasagonia, Me. Seward.
| hsAL Estate WANTED. Wanted "a
pu'cnase real estate. in lots Of S7i.s45
| square n.es and upward. Not particular
m0 ocsl'o"; Apply to W. II. 8 State
Ue'' 49, ssa'nsson. D. O.
D.-An eymssts made in gold
Or its equivalent. No SCENTS need ap>
ply. NJ
get is ~isA the feies islands. Having com,
menced the purchase Of outside coun,riss
ss san % On. We hase icebergs. but y,
want eoc0aauts.
"A Fsv Wss lsssA lsLAnDs WAxssp
ANY distressed persons having few is
,ands to dispose Of IN The Spanish Nais CO..
dad pusshA~es By applying - Washi0g'
zen, D. @. No. objections to Jamaica =
SouIouqus and Ge1rard will b taken ia
9Th The purchase. References exchsns'
Cd.
va uAvs "A birds eye view Of the
aorlh pole from old Grandfather Whitehead
Mount 81. Elias.
..::asxxY 70 LOAN. -On landed property,
in sums Of from seven to ten millions. APP
ply BY mail 70 W. H. s., Washington.
D. G.
"CAsnl CAsui CAsu Cash for cast Of
erfiteey. Best price gwen fer old colo
slsa, sssth OF s6uth."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

(nWAaGn - ovos i,eOohoe buaee have bsen uee6)
- veess1 u bsyone u pels Of expesisnent Ao
bseooe neee1131v = evesy family Tot inssaos ose,
Al eukaneeao inna0DaSjuoe. huYsN. chlAblnloo esy-
epeles. esaeen,. etisgs Of usec!s, 0csqno stce:
lips aud Ill kin1se1 NE; ssIsvine pans ed healing
- y 0aGic. Being applied ExTnn1AAY. -
sever hesn Aaown IN Gnsle case. t. tnjufe. = 0c
oosn1ne canssice. crr"dius lotions and kyewats
frequently does irraparahle injury - the &C. ~ cor
rUdisR and forever destroying the aseate thet
re- - e WAOou6nh - ouoa0 & pooveloeee l0W.
- caeh peicee. STEvkNeOA AcAn4A0AN,
|vsgssts aud Aesao ~ rrupstseos- Devscp0es
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

n sposaoid nals Dye = Ne ~ b ~ vesl1s-
- ~ ssse - sunssOs DHD-uasnasss. 49,
~. laseaaAasseas. No Aisapsas>nena No ssdle
v3uaoenD. Noeusol BoocA u brown. Rsnsdlesehs
0 aDsoo - ID Dye. lnviaossess the Aais leevtne
= ooon1 boaoeifHl. Ths esauine y dgned WtlEan
4. DaodAa1es. An oeAsss - 0ase initaoiooD. end
ensula bssvsaasa ooaA - N DssogisAssnd Psses-
mso. Dnesoe1 q 0aeeho sessos, Rev York
M M on i OOtNTnRUUT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

nELfDOloD FLUID EXTnACT BuCuu ,
pleasant . 1aeso end odoe, itce hvm ell injorsoO
properties. end iDnediate IN . action ldAwiS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

RArmIR SARrAsIic. The Lynchburg
Isrginidn says OF Senator Wilson He
win probably 10 hove in day or two. and
~ hope that b. will tell the brethren Whist
lie told us in February. 1851, while seated
upon a sofa in tho United States Senate, to>
Wit: that. 'f no common ground Of com.
promise could DO found. am in favor OF
psaeesbls separation Of ths sections and
against ~sr under any circumstances.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

CHAPYKD HANDS AND FACE. sOH1 LIS. &c,
cured q 600 by the ~ u neGeOeAe Csnpoce
lee with 0lyecsine, keepo To snde IN the co.,
Eruesis1o feb1l an
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21
BE ON YOUR GUARD

against the limitations and counter1e1ts 81 0oks
tetter,s stomach Bitters, with which the
PIRATES who make DIsHoNoRABLE, LIVING, by
preying upon the sick and suffering, arc now en-.
deayoring to food the markets OF this country
Whenever these POISON MoNaEAs are discovered
they arc Immediately prosecuted BY The propsie-
tors, who expend Thousands Of dollars annually
in tracing them out and bringing them to justice
Within short time injnnctions hase been %.
tanned in the Courts Of the United States against
number Of individuals and firms, and suits are
now in progress against several Others, Al Of
whose names Will begiven 70 the pnblic. But In
spite of the utmost vigilance and activity ofheir
detective agents, the undersigned are Of courso
unable to protect the public entirely against pira-
teal limitations Of Standard National Tonic,
everywhere in request, and as readily convertible
into cash as United States Bonds or Treasury
Notes. They, therefore, as MEASURE o. PRE-
CAUTION, direct attention to the fact that finely
engraved label, representing st. George and
the Dragon, and beautiful proprietary stamp,
bearing the official endorsement Of tht Govern
ment, appear on every bottle Of the genuine BIT
TIERS. The article Is further authenticated BY q
mainature note Of hand, with the. signature Of
"Hostetter s. Smith, to counterfeit which is .
State prison crime The true BITTERs are sold
IN bottles only, and nsvsr IN 6alk
HosTETTER & SMITH.
July S1st 1857. 81-4t
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We can see nothing either in the law of
Congress or in the instructions of General
Sickles which requires citizen to register
and vote at the same precinct. We think it
clear that Il citizen can register his name at
any precinct in his County. A great right
like this is not to be restricted by certain
distances, or confined to certain precincts.
We take it for granted that the command
ing General will make an order, after regis
tration is completed, that an alphabetical
list of all the voters registered shall be pre-
pared for the inspectors at each voting pre-
einct This will render it easy to ascertain
at once whether the person offering to vote is
entitled to do so. But if this should not be
done, any fraud can be promptly detected,
no matter where the citizen may vote, for
the lists from all the precincts can be pro-
duced, and if his name is not on any of
them, of course it will be seen that he has vo-
ted without the right to do so. Let citizens,
therefore, register where and when they can
in their respective Counties. 1t is best to
register at the precinct nearest to the citizen,
but if you register at any point in the Coun-
ty you will be entitled to vote in the County.
We call upon all loyal meu entitled to reg
lister to press Joraeard at once and register
Do not stand back for rebels and disunion-
lists. Go forward firmly, persistently, but
respectfully, and record your names Your
liberties and your Ices depend upon 1t.
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coLoREp I'm Is OFFICE HoEpEss.

II Il, - II
e loi,o' sss,'',o = auss as:s
p p slv cbrrch New York bv Ma;nr
RI lss'3y 'ellsn on1'c i" YIN ~ MA]or
as' ~ ~ a = s sneh Sn,es a. 49, !.
~ r,as tost =.
.sg.ns nel' =. .''s pacaa
pe'ie''oe-> acdulIc.: ao.'.y aIss in'cl'i-
So, ~ any ~ ulss''sion ~. 1872 ~ 9peaA
a''u acs ~! 'ns iace MY ~ .nleS'a. Pafs
anu 8 'en.lai e ~, y s'o o'uy poi''c q
sus na.'on nels. -, ~ soss slncele,y
nope 'Aae you anu 'Ae o1, 80 .saus minus s
a'nolS out Pcop,c ni"y s1Ae you' S'an'',
speak OUT, auu oehHe yoet Aue sentiments
~ relation 80 the great points now agitanng
lug puoic mina' especla''s tne piack man s
Claims ~, 20 once:
( lIe g.eab prlnclP's alwa5s a.soeAted py
oul leau,na 'nel ,'as oes'' = .:a'in or US as
= race I'LL the rights AMI pt'sieHes peinng
ing 10 an Amercan citlzen OF the most
favored race. but 40 n''a e'link tnat those
VINO nave SO long, SO steadiis ana determln-
. ediy stood up as you and oti'ers OF us have
done, even to national concession OF these
claims, ever contempiatea taxing any
position among our fellow eitizens, till zoe at
least should be ready ana quat.11ed 1t foi-
lows, as matter OF course. that more than
we should DC ready, before Il Is possaoee TO
attain 10 such POSITIONS l am sure that
upon this point there VIII De but one senti-
ment among the old7line leading men OF our
race, cotemporaneous with u.s. wnen the SUBJ
Ject - placed before them.
have been induced to pen TINS letter to
you by seeing IN the telegraph proceedings
OF the Columbia, South, Carolina Convention
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Col. ]. T. Deweese.

We are gratifed to state that this gentle
man, Register in Bankruptcy for this Dis
trict, has arrived in Raleigh, and is now
prepared to transact business His office is
in the Standard buildings, about one hun
bred yards west Of Fayetteville Street.
The most desperate efforts were made
through certain INSCRIPTIONS rebels in this
City to sustain unjust charges before Gen.
Sickles against Mr.. Deweese as an officer of
the regular army. These charges were based
on his Loyalty and devotion to the Republic
can party. Mr.. Deweese was, however,
promptly and firmly sustained by Mr.. Secre-
tary Stanton and Gen. Grant, and he
was honorably mustered out of the service
and permitted to enter on his duties as Reg
lister in Bankruptcy, g in spite of lamenta-
tons here or elsewhere
We may refer to this matter again, and
expose those malignant and INSCRIPTIONS
traitors who made this effort to embarrass
and injure gallant soldier and patriot.
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ARREST OF REBEL BR1Dor-puRNEss.

KS ARREST OF REBEL BRIDGR-BuRNERs.
q ST.. LoUIs, Aug. 14.-About u dozen citi-
zens of st. Joseph, including several promi-
nent gentlemen, were arrested Yesterday,
charged with completely in burning the
Platte River Bridge ON the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad in 1861, and they are now
safely lodged in jail awaiting important Wit
nesses, when they will have a preliminary
examination. Platte River Bridge was buru-
cd by the rebels and their rsympathiscrs to
precipitate train laden with Union troops
into the river. The soldiers did not come as
expected, but a passenger train went through
the bridge, killing 10 persons and severely
wounding many Others. It is said that the
Sheriff has writs for 40 more residents OF
Buchanan County The information upon
which the arrests have been made was given
by man now incarcerated in the Jail of St.
Joseph on the charge of larceny, which fact
has given rise to much doubt as to the guilt
of the persons who have been arrested and
who are now in durance VILE Ees.
Missouri is in the hands of loyal men,
This accounts for the fact that justice is
about to be melted out to unrepentant rebels.
If these men will repent of their crimes and
\
identify themselves with the Republican
party, or remain silent and let that party re-
store the State to the Union, they will be
SPARED; but if they continue obdurate, adj
ding treason to treason, they will certaily be
punished. The Winston Sentinel, tory,
disunion sheet in this State, urges its friends
to register and vote to keep the Republicans
out of power, for it says:
every principle of selfpreservation de-
mands that they should do so. For let it
be remembered that no sooner will the State
be passed into the hands of radical rulers,
than every man who lay in the woods during
the war, or fled to the enemy's lines, will in
stitute suits for damages before corrupt
courts and juries against every man who
has property sufficient to pay any thing"
This rebel sheet has fearful looking
for" of the wrath to come. Let its Editor
and its friends do right even at the eleventh
hour; let them ground the arms of their re.
bellion, close in with the offers of Congress,
and work in good faith to restore the State
to the Union on sound republican basis
and they may escape the punishment they SC
much dread.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DY THE ACTION OF THE TRUSTEES OF
ID the Brownsville Female Academy and the
Crawford Institute, the two schools have been
consolidated The buildings and grounds be-
longing to them will be thoroughly repaired and
can accommodate from 200 to 800 pupils A lib
eral patronage can be commanded, and the trus-
tees are determined to build up a first class Fe-
male school. They wish to engage competent
Principal with corps of teachers for the literary
department. At the head Of the musical depart
inent, is professor who has most successfully
l,een connected with the schools for the last ten
years. The attention Orwell qualified candidates
for permanent situation and a position that can
be made to pay, is solicited. Applications with
vouchers will be considered until the LIST August
Iiext.
Brownsville is eligbly located being directly
ON the Memphis and Louisiana Railroad. Good
society, healthy with population of 5000 inhab-
itants Town and County in aprosperous condi-
ton, having escaped the ravages OF the late war.
-' ~ = j. P. WOOD,
Sec'y Board of Trustees
Brownsville, Tenn, June sd, 1857.
July 10, 1867. I'll -4w.
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ENGINE, MILL, &C., FOR SALE.

WE HAVE FOR SALE, AT OUR FURN-
w ACE, near Wilson, in Nash county, N. c.,
assplendid 40 horse power Steam Engine, with
Two cylinder boilers. 1t is one of the best work.
ing engines we have ever seen, and has sufficient
capacity to drive saw and grist mill The grist
mill is now with the engine, and we will furnish
the saw mill if required,
We have, also, two iron blowing cylinders,
feet diameter, and 5 feet stroke, in good working
order, and powerful enough to drive any blast
furnace. sih
We have, besides, cupola ladies, crane and
every thing suitable for foundry.
We win either sell all together or separately.
TAPPEY, LUMSDEN s. CO., j
Petersburg, Va.
August 90 1857 63-twdSw4w.
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Died:

At his own residence, ear-the Wake County
Chalybeate Springs, Mr.. STEPHEN FUQUAY, in the
eighty third year of his age. For more than fifty
years he was pious Christian gentleman, kind
companion, good parent, and an obliging friend
and neighbor During the last three weeks of
his lite, be seemingly enjoyed fine health, and on
Wednesday night, the 18th July, retired, as usual,
al 9 o'clock. While he quietly slept in the arms
of his aged, though devoted wife, death came
severed the ties which had SO long bound them
upon earth, and with his freezing kiss emancipat-
ed his noble soul, without disturbing their quiet
slumber. He leaves many children and friends
to regret his death. s j. D. B.
Cbalybeate Springs, N. G.
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Arrest for Reasonable Utterances

On Monday last, our young friend, EN-
cry Mcrrlmon, brother of Judge .Merrimon,
was arrested, by the military, under the
charge of having uttered reasonable Ian
guage some days before. We have not heard
what the exact language was, but understand
that he had said in political discussion
there was no government in the United
States. n-AsheciUe Neacs.
If this be SO, this young man ought to be
made to feel that there is a government OF
the United States. Treason has been excus-
ed long enough
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DISSERTATION OF COpARTNERsHIp.

T,HE COpARTNERsHIP OF J. D. C. & j. NJ.
i Pool Manufacturers OF Tobacco, &C., was
dissolved by mutual consent the 30th June last,
j. NJ. Pooihaving disposed of his interest to his
late partner, j. D.. O. Pool, who assumes all
liabilities, and who is authorized to close the
business Of the concern.
The business will be continued by ]. D. G. Pool
81 sss j. D. G. POOL,
j. NJ POOL.
Kittrells, August 10th, 1867. SEw3w.
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PROOFS OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY;
or THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT
WALTHAM. MASS.

The American Watch Company, Of Walthsm,
Mass, respectfully submit that their Watches
are cheaper, more accurate, less complex, more
durable, better adapted for general use, and
more easily kept in order and repaired than any
other watches in the Market They are simpler
in structure, and therefore stronger, and less
likely to be injured than the majority Of foreign
watches, which are composed of from 1875 10 800
pieces, whie in an old English watch there are
more than 700 parts. How they run under the
hardest trial watches can have, is shown BY the
following letter.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
ALTOONA, PA, Is Dec, 1886.
Gentzsnen The watches manufactured by you
have been in use on this railroad for several
years by our enginemen, to whom we furnish
watches as part Of our equipment. There are
now some three hundred of tn IN carried on our
line, and we consider them good and reliable
!. time-keeper. Indeed. / have great satisfaction
in saving your watches give Us less trouble, and
have worn and do wear much longer without re-
pairs than any watches we have ever had In use
on this road As Jon are aware, we formerly
trusted in those of English manufacture, Of ac-
khowledged good reputation; but as class they
never kept time as correctly, nor have they done
ns good service, as yours.
In these statements am sustained BY my pre-
decessor, Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extended
over series of years,
Respectfully,
EDWARD b. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
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The Board of Registrars for Raleigh, hay
ing filed their first appointment at this place,
commenced to register Monday at Roles
vile. TaVse who have not thus far regis
tered here and elsewhere, will have ample
opportunity to do so, as other days have been
appointed for the business.
We are requested by Messrs. White, Jo-
seph and Hughes to state that they are I'M
der obligations to Messrs. Harris and Thomp-
son, of the City police, for the aid they gave
them in enabling the large crowd in atten-
dance in the Court-hou to come forward to
register Systematically and in order.
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FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE s. co.
No. 20 WALL STREET,
Corner Of Nassau Street, NEW YORK.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current
prices, and keep on hand full supply Of Gov
EMINENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN
THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST
NOTES, and execute orders for purchase and
sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues OF SEvEN-THIR-
TIES at the most favorable market rates into
FIvE-TwENTIEs, which. at present price of gold,
yield the holder about one per cent more inter
est per annnm. Circulars with full particulars
furnished upon application.
JAY COOKE & CO.
May 9, 1867 20-tw&w1y.
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ctTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, |
~ - RupKH C0I1NrY

sc,TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
- lrF BURKE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Summer
Term, 1867. 9a
J. G. Estes, Administrator Petition for sale of
7 of j. L. Collins, Real Estate TO ma
Elizabeth Scott ss ct al debts.
/ 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that Theodore Collins, enc of the defendants, Is
nonresident and residing beyond the limits OF
this State, it is, therefore, ordered by the Court
that publication be made for six weeks success
lively in the NJ c. Standard, a newspaper pub
lished in the City of Raleigh, notifying said de-
PENDANT to appear at the next term OF this Court
the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday in August
next, and plead answer or demurr or the petition
will be taken pro-confesso and heard accordingly.
Witness, E. W. Dorsey Clerk Of said Court,
this 10Th, July 1857.
July "a. 1867. 30-w6w.
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Gov. Brownlow and the Franchise Law.


WASHINGTON, Aug. II, M.
Brownlow disapproTes of any changes in
the Tennessee franchise laws.
We felt sure that Gov. Brownlow had
been misrepresented on this subject 1t ap-
pears that, for the present, he is opposed to
any change in the franchise law Of Tennessee.
1t seems to us, as an outsider, that the Ten
nesscetest-oath isa little too rigid. By aslight
modification it would let in to the polls some
eight to ten thousand good Republicans. If
this be SO, such modification would benefit
the State. But the present loyal status of
Tennessee should be maintained at all
hazards, and we are glad to hear that the
glorious old patriot, Brownlow, has no idea
of surrcndering to the enemy.