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legal.
STATE OE ILLINOyS.L,

MATE DE ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CouNrr-ss-No.
- 'ice = hereby gwen thai BENJAMIN X. Powell and
Lyman Waterman executors of the Las Of Justns NJ
'k late OF said county, deceased aud Henry C. Strawn
security upon the official bond said executors shall
On TUESDAY e 18th day Of July 1857 being second
nay 'uy term of the County Court If said county
house In OTTAWA In said county o'clock in the fore
noon OF sd day. thereafter can be heard
% ne reasc1 and discharged from said office a. eSeu
or ana from being securities upon said exrutors bend
BENJAMIN r. POWELL,
LYMAN n. WATERMAN
June S-tw. IpNRy ~ Srp .wN
OIlCE-EsrArE OF GEORGE ". BEuYER, DECEASED
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned Adj
hhisax OF the estate Of George W. Bruner late of the
COUNTY OF Ia oe ana stat of Illinois, deceased will appear
before the County Court county on the third MonJay
being 10th day OF July 1867 the Court House in Ottawa
IN SAID county when aud where all persons having claims
demands against sail estate notified and pre,.nt
the same In writing for adjustment
Dated this JOth day of Nav, A. D. 1861.
jun l-6ws. CHARLOTTE BRUNER Administrative
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MeDiral.
Two THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KNAPP g. SON,
Physicians and Surgeons formerly of New York. are treating

Physicians and Surgeons formerly of New York. are treating
successfully
q IL X o n &c Disc Asses.
Which embraces the best mos, approve methods in thi,
u oief countries Tor thecure Of all Chronic Diseases They
treat successfully all nervous and Neuralgia affections ali
is OF Scroina Dyspepsia Diseases the Liver
all SKIN Diseases Pulm mary Consumption in its early stages
paralysi', Epilepsy, Salt Rheum. Headaches all Hart
Diseases Diseases of Children and
Seminal weakness & Sexual Diseases.
Which are carrying thousands to their graves annually
r Y r "A ND EAR.
They treat successfully, method all diseases If m.
EYE and EAR They have had more extensive pre,, and
better success il the treatment Of all
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Than any other Physicians In America They have ured
They never fail 10
Il HEU MATIsM!
In all stages matter of how long standing They cure
ASTHMA SO It never returns. They have cur. the
distressing disease, liEMM0RRIl0iDS, OR PILES. Thew
all Diseases of the T1unlf and L,ngs.
CANCERSThey have had extensive practice and wop
dertu in the treatment Gf cancer which they cur
have Tumors or Swelngs, red spot lose no time in
from the horrors, suffering and death cancer
CArARRl CCRED.-1hey treating camrrh on new
system which is cure for tbs disease.
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No case Will be received. when there
arc any doubts Of cure or Relief.

Our Terms hence the money must be with all
orders rmecncs 1t costs from five dollars dollars
per month"; 10 doctor with which includes medicines
Ea-Tle Poor will be tnyored
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28
RAILROADS.

railroads.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Summer ARvlngsment. 1867.
Trsinsrus by Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1857,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays exceptsd) ~ follows
Going ksst-lst Mail trsin II. .......7 %, A. \
ID Night express. .....s S5, ?. =.
Going West-lst. Freight for Newton sod Wssh.
I'd. Express and Maii for Newtcu
and Washington. ...... Z .b5 A. r.
Arrive At Davenport daily (Sunday excepted
~ follows:
From the Esst--lst Night express ST. 30. A Z
I'd Daily Ex 4 mail. 8 50. p. =.
From the Wcst-lst FREIGHT from Newton and
Washington. .....4. 30 p n.
ID Express from Newton and
Washington. ........s 90
CONNECTIONS. e.
At Chicago With all Eastern Routes.
Al LaSale with l. G. X. X for Dunleith. 81.
Louis. Cairo, &c.
Az Pond Creek with G. Il. 4 Q. r. r. for Bur-
lington, keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria during navig AtiOol. with Packets
for all points on Illinois River.
AT Newton. Iowa City, and Washington with
Western Stag. Cos stages. for oil ponts West
Southwest aud Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on ell Night trains Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checsed TO Prin-
cipsl Esstern Cities and Towns.
PA. HALL, Asst 0sn- Sspt.
Chicago
A. KENDALL, Asst. Supt Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. II. HAlls. Ag't, Davenport.
Davenpopt. Atsii u, 1857.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-At = meeting of
the citizens to-day, resolutions were adopted
for the appointment Of committee Of 25
to wait upon the President, on his arrival
here, and invite him and party to visit the
city and partake Of its Inequalities and
courtesles.
PuiLADELPniA. June 2s.-The Prsei1sat
and party passed south Of THE city shis
noco. The train on.y halted tWo minutss
here. No spsschss were made. nor was
there Any decentralization.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June %. "A special from
Springfield says: The penitentiary question
vas brought to point this A. NJ. in the
Senate, BY Gen. Fuller, on whose motion
the previous question Of the committee
bill Was ordered to he engrossed for third
reading. The Alton lease ring was broken
end Gen. Fulles's motion prsvsiled, II to g..
The Senate then Adjourned I'll two o'clock,
to give the Clerk time 70 sngross the bill
With amendment. II 10 believed that the
Senate will pass The bill THE P. \. with
amendusent, and thst the House will then
concur in the amendment, and the final
passage Of the bill 10 then secured. The
general opinion 10 that oil the business Of
the session will be accomplished today, and
that the General Assembly will adjourn
this evening.
Anniversary exercises of the High School
came of at the Hall of that building last eve
ming, before an audience of the elite Of the
city.
A special from Des MONIES says q fire
broke out In the Savery House lastsnisht
about half past ten which for time threats
ened the entire structure, and the finest
portion Of the city, but Through the excr>
tons Of citizens Il was extinguished with
water pals there not being even . respect.
able squirt gun belonging to the city. Con
siderable damage was done to buildings
and also to occupants in the hurry to get
out Of the houss. NJ. Slavery, the psopris
tor, fell from the window and was severely
injured. hpt it is thought not fatally. The
FIRE comm enced in room used % . paint
shop. From Whist cause 10 10 not known.
The city narrowly escaped . terrible cenfia-
grafton.
The Supreme Court resumed its session
this morning.
Only thirty counties we're represented in
the Democratic convention on Wednesday.
1t . reported that . new evening paper
h 10 b started, the material havise akeady
been ordered.
The Warden of~ths State Psaitsstissy
reports 1853 inmates on the first Of June.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28

~Ir1sARENARKABLE FACf
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
il less than on small ones. The
average amount If each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A 8
surance Society IN 1866. was
$4, $50. while the percentage Of
losses was but 1910. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was g, 5o4 J;
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ington, 50, 400; JOS 1914. Ger
mania, $500; los 1926. Uni
ted States, $e,sse; loss 1927.
All these Ars cash companies ;
and the rstss Of SONS sixteen
note compasies exhibit = similar
commentary slowing greater
mortality oasmsn than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
60 The fact rthat, tle ,ysskh'er
Glasses, whsi no 'sbls 70 sss l!ll!
for the largest aisoanta enjoy
those constant CON orts and sani.
tary privileges, and lead q. tla'
regular coufse Of life which y
materially promotes lonssvisy''
The Equitable Lie Assurances
socisty issues policies on : dng's
life up to IL amount Of es6. 600
IN -dn. Pad eadsr.
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BsRLIS, G. W., June 20.-A nss yostes>
dsy morning destroysda tanassy sontainiog
IA vats. and $4,000 worth Of bark VA
also destroyed. A large number Of men
thrown out Of employment. Loss heavy !;
partially insured.
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veW \ ERIK Maekss

BY Telegraph. June %.
Flour Opened dull, closed heavy and shade
easier e5f,l IS for extra State 10. 551a ~ 81
for Round Hoop Ohio
whea, Dull and .daroouiss for spring: s.oa1<
as o5 for white caliiorn.
Rye-ouet. 954l IS tof western.
Corn-Dull, Ia &c lower; 1.M0i. 90 for psv
mixed western l.lsl5 for I'D s6cet so0l .oS ~
unsound
| for Ohio. -
Pork-Quie', steady, ness 2l.lS@2l.
| Beef-firm.
| Lavd-Qultt
Whiskey-A More aetive. western 10 besd. Q 3,
| az 40
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f~eoI1q6.I n g. June e,
Flour Market spe.ed srm; ~ iaspiry, Il.
sssSs sssess tees held lsas armly ikas yes-
New Yosk aad deeline n vheo1 ~ ~ msr-
kes was tamer, end holders Of comnon asd me-
cum grades sre N xious TO press sales q prs-
vicue pstceA and in some iuatsnces .
$500 tsWsA awould have been eccept-
e. Ooles - Mietee sxtrse =. lase0lS.-
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Kingstoa r. o., Mesken Co.. MIMI.
April7. "a.
No. Joss BulL--Dear Sir: I moved from
Kentucky ~ this plses. The stores had none Q
your Worm Destroyer for sale. They are great /
II needed here In N,aaeaota- A trial n oil that
IL seeded 10 give them . reputation. We can't
do without then, DO send some out this way
Yours, siscssely,
u. u. AnaowoOp.
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LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARDe


FOR - AND UPWARDe
CAN BE HAD
HATS fos figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hsir and curly,
HATS for fscss oslaneholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look coMmanding;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS duh faces look alive 10 =
HATS for picnic and excursions.
HATS for holiday1 diversions;
HATS that stand al kind Of mauling,
HATS for svery trade and calling,
HATS for tsasslling. sporting. sailing,
BATS ersass-proof, in storms unfaaliag.
HATS ais>i AanbsssS, Smiths lining,
HATS with which 10 cut shine In;
HATS d nsny shapes unco0mo0,
HATS sdnissa b Iovsly WOMAN;
HATS VIII vhish : room 70 enter,
HATS e6e scores q Wild adventufe;
HATS Of quieG seylse II. pastors,
HATS Nw-sss)sss jeaf knowing casesss
HATS a eoas : hnndsed niles fof.
HATS ~ beSo - oisess ei0b sos.
HATS 81 sSsa babiss cry for;
HAN. ~ lea1oDen I'D lsf eailoss.
I6Xs0 1920 - wosk - tnaess;
i TXT3 Oaf Wo1ld eaiat sotJce,
L1AT0 teins rsm. - ~ pEissl
EAfeT That : HATS
| at GD1na1t1n'0
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KANsAs CRY, No, June 27.-Privste "A
vicee eays Edward Dively an ia cilir.n
Of this place md q oefman neupetI HnSjs.
Of ~ L9p1a W. kind scar III Cor Crss1
o. ~ lAth, By band Of Cheyenne Indlsns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28

On, Bula--Dear Sir Ny Assbesd, Dr.. q. =
johnson. was skillful surgeon and ply stefan y
Central New York. where he died. leaving tht
above q, r, johnson - my care. Al thirteei
years Of age he hsd . chronic diarrhea On.
scrofula, for which gave him Jour Ssrsapsftl
IL, lr,cuRsp MN. have for ten years recon-
msuded Is % many ID Central New York. Oti'
and Iowa for scrofals, fever sores end geners
debility, Perfect success hiss attended IL tn,
curee erected ID some coeee Of ecsoiula and feve
sores were almost miraculous, ! sm very snx
ious for my so1.ao again have recourse 10 you
SarsapsrilIs, Ne y fearful Of getting spsifiou
article, hence his writing 10 you for Il, hi
wounds are terrible, but believe he will recoy
er. Respectfully,
JRNnis JOHNSON
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By Telegraph. June 70.
rlour-ln good demand prices no. higher
wheat Firm fair demand; No. sold q
a7o No. ! hele At esi rot much offered.
Co,n-Dull a zoe IN bulk aud s5c sacked; very
little done. ,s.
Rvs sold At Ing fcrSo.l. Wy "'''e '0'''
Mess Pork-s.esdy but qniet At 81 90.
Bulk Meats r"' ana good demand u TX
Bscon-ri,mer hoiderare sskine an Advance
of l.ale, s.Is:s ct .. i aud la}.r.
Whiskv-So, quoted.
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vAseA-uessA Nolkos. ,e6@ ana s,,s-.,~.
- ~ i.pses3.ee Ssr NJ. s.risc = 49,
~ ~ Northw eeteen hcuSee ~ Il " a sssss
eSae esd reeuiss, deoiiAsd 20 l.sO - re~uls,
~ sorsh eide sd Ls2ol.ss g sesth "a 4
fcrth vesteru c'osipR somin Al :. ents;as cr;ees
Hosfirr doing 10 No. spring worth ro,;cin0.-
sor,. dsrsnd fer rejected bus Al ! dscI;ne ~
i oS,r below yesterdays prices. ~ :. :.
eorn-No o'ened shade higher n sai<63
SsIc. ruled tuies, though steady and trm
througiou, the inosni"g; advancing to ssc. and
s :nori,y :. soac1Sc, closing :. ssLmss pp'cs
..;.a,sj ccutIn nss in demand Tor sh;nn,nr VA
80 sxaic higher. at sax sssl<c. -
O.,xssH,t so lcttve or % finn No ,.,.;.
r,o.,iv .. 5sise the latter forsresh ana .ls.;.ss
:, -. for yeoe; No. il no REQUEST ~ ~ y,
, Il, hctter thar No. 2, st tic.
RE Dial and unchanged; Los for M !. N
ncm;nal a, eoGs?c.
Barley puI. sellers y soc for No. g. tu. NO
| buyers. a
ro,,s ssas and moderate bv.; more ae%sns
AL mos1v delivered q poisso below ~ ~"
| IDS on the hisssspPi'
s ls,S pest~Dull. ao.soesl 90; no b.,.r. :,
ever 4e.6o.
Chicago Lave ssscI< slarkse.
y fs,sessph.l 1sss -.
C.1sle--Re.eip,s! u cars. Choice : -.
7.sS0s. 90; fair 70 good. 5.sO97. 90; com.oc
~ ~sSium. 85aG3.50.
W Hoss"R,ceipls ss-sars. Choice 4. min.
& soXs.lo; fair TO good 5.so0s.ss: edmmc,
- -sSium 4.eo@5.00.
sheen Receipts cars; eosd to prime. 4 oca
&. -: cpmmonltO fair s'ooas.75.
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Miss. s. L. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO. 9--FARRAND'S BLK. sdFLOOR
DHUTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL ON
L wsser Coiors, or Indis Ink, on plnin or
slbumenised Paper. Particular attention pasd
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Bulls sarsaparilla.
A liOod Deeasom fkr the Copu01n'd
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LEffEA AND TIM
LITTER FROM Ills MOTHER.

Benton Barracks. Mo-, April 80, 1865.
Dn. JOux BuLL-DcsS Sir Know ing the Of
ficiency Of your ssrssparills. end the healing
and beneficial qualities 1t possesses. send YOU
the following statement Of my case;
was wounded shout two years agow was ts|
ken prisoner and conhed for sixteen month 4
Being moved so often that my wounds have moi
healed vet, have not SIT up = moment since
was wounded, am shot through the hips,
Ny general health 10 impaired, and need some
thing 10 assist nature, ] have more faith q
your Sarsapasills than II any thing else,
wish that that 10 genuine, Please ,express M
half dozen bottled end ohlige
Carr U. r. Josxsos. 81. Leuis. Mo.
le66. BY Mrs.. Jensis Jshnssn, mother 81 Csss
Johnson:
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DuLL's wean DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.
you ARR INTERESTED IN lrs CONTENTS

Middlstewn. Ind. April %. ga.
Mr.. N. l.. Uuplan writes: do not know
that Balls Worm Dssesoyes ueeda say more
recomme ndations than Il has already sttasned
son, aged about three years, was severely at
tackled last fall and winter with light chills. FOL
fo~ed by very high fever. throwing him int
spssms, Or more properly FITS. lasting from hslf
IN hOnr TO one and ahslf hours: At the same
time The child has very strong sywptcma 81
pert Of che country - xhaasted all his skili and
The Msteria Medca 70 expel the wcvma. and en-
tisely failed 70 bring any, ] thought John
Bull could do Il, and gave the child tho contents
Of three boles. In triple deses. night and morn.
isg, with hsppy results. The child has not he'd
spaam for over three months, and instead o.
the bloated maas that he wss, he 10 now we'll
and hearty. John Rail- did H."
Yours tsnly,
n. L. DrrLm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28

lArH sun0EOn Va IOWA CAVALRY.
HAvlN0 BEES eNGAGED IN THE PRAC
Ii tics Of Medicine and Surgery for the Last
TwsxrE -ssyK YEAss IN rms SrArs. has ptsmsn-
entity located In this city. and offers his profes.
sionAl services 90 the citiscns OF Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience with
che diseases Of Che climate. 10 merit aud rsceive
= portion Of public patronage.
sfn,e corner Of Third aud Brady. over Lind.
ssv's jewelry Store, residence 10 what WAS for.
mesiy known ~ the Fulton House. on Water
street, above che hpsdse. iune27 -dtt
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coma GR ClAl.


DaveDpOft Market Report.
Ouso ~ - DAvsnGoas DsvocsAs.l
June % 1851. I
FL0rs.-The aavssee o. vhsat YESTERDAY.
psodseed ~ legitimate effect a. the price Of
6our. weqsste ct IN sdvaAce Of cleo en- ell
kinds.
Floua.-BRsr BnAHps,( xxx.)
Az sold BY Jos. Johnston y. b. eesss 0oa
and John Good.
wholesale bulk olo6s. 80
4 nsoail Sesks. pepes, al 60. =
Dbl. ol3.0O.
(Xx) ESQ
Missouri White Winter, II sacks. elS. 90
Wholesale 6oeas PEI Dbl lees.
CesR AsAs.-Psf 100 -, o5.o00e.e0.
wasAs.-Reeeipts email. M psices advaAe
Mo I-><....... .vIW pr 0uoeei.
~. 49,. 80. log N
yO9 ...s .................. -
1853. ...........ii.s ss9
SAaeoUss.. ........... " 10y
nUssoa Per h ao02Se. IN
kaee.-pof 6ooea. lee.
WRne DaANU..PSiQo naxY eI.3S - o4.Oo.
:. H q: :. sss. fi&s0y itW vpssaA Pssi-
vrssa ASplss-9v - - tunhsa. ~
/. OeSs-ny ~ 49,. noHA - -. Ia q
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nDnR. =. YOQJMANa.

D1YSlClAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
Il ID and Brady Htreets. under Stsecper
Boy He's store. Residence on i4th a.. bet. bra.
dy end Main. octsd -dN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28

W nc r3onOuowI0 ~ OWI0er
For Young Ladies', Mirecs and Childsso, they ese
TIC tof douhlel Spring Skirt. For eale h I'll Seoses
vhcfe First Chase Shifts ID. throughout H. z.
=. and elsewhere.
WEST. BRADLEY 4 CARY.
Sole Ownesp Of Patent and Exclusive Manufhcsus-
ore. Warehouse end Once. ~ Chamber. and ~ q q
Resde st., N. Y. jei1-A&w0u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28

l0PnNk n NORTONe
HOUSE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
IA Ext, Paper hangers, Glaziers, &C. shop
oFner Main and Fifth sts. mch20-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28

THE BEST nx1KDY FOR Madness NTH
ertO invented =
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nABfRNTEH AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCemmerciai Ahey, opposite Post ohice. Ds-
veooart 10
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A. M aa.u.RsRs.

- 20 BRADY STREET. BELOW SEC
ond keeps constantly on hand and makes
70 cider.
0eass'. 1BOys' mud Ch11drcn-s
CLOTHING ofthe best material and in . manner
that cannot fail TO give satisfaction. Mseral
patronage respectfully aolic,tcd. fmv2l -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28
Disease OF the Eye.
DIR. jas. CAMPBELL.
OF ULIS T.
w. y. G1NClA BIZ.
Hbcpaanae.
n. n ~ "

OE0nY STREET, bet. Sd Il ath, Davenport.
Il With facilities unsurpassed, added TO the
experience Of more than 20 years, hopes 10 merit
. large share Of patronage seplb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-28

-. -. tsaCGs q R nbSON. M. H.,
nHlSlCiaN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
4 ~rh pr. Baker, under the Davenport Ma
uonA hank, corner OF 81 and Brady streets.
RsysaRsoEs-John n. Adler. NJ. D., J. W. Il.
Baker NJ ID avls-t
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A TrORSEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA and War CLAIM Agent Office Davenport
Bloch, "a Floor, cor. Main aid SECOND streets.
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WM. A. FOSTER.
" N. r. aplrTOE.

A TfORSEY Al LAW. Uiiice No. "a Brady
IA atvest. Dsv snpost. Iowa. decae-dtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14

The reform question In England seems at
last to have been finally settled. On the
amended bill coming back into the upper
house from the Commons, on Tuesday night,
the Lords receded from all their attempted
notifications Of the measure, excep, on one
clause, which provided for the representation
Of ninorities, which the Commons had accepted,
and then passed the BILL Thus this great
measure becomes law in the same way ss
Catholic emancipation was carried by the re-
ceding Of the tories under the Duke Of Yelling
ton, and in The same way a. the repeal Of the
corn laws vas perfected by The recediug Of the
tories under Sir Robert Peel. The history Of
the tory party in England for the last thirty
years has been an incessant repetition Of the
King Canute story Of historical memory. They
have been perpesually setting down ths chair,
and declaring that thus fss TIE ysyl> o popu.
lar progress should eoAs and no further
They hare nsvV failed u move u back wbso
the *AvsS cAAs Up fsr enough v thrsstSp theil
ptrsopsl safety. This HAs hey hare hevsS
The chair leps wy saet, ~ hall n n ~
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aecuNsfavcrlcN m esHssM pOpE's DISTRICT

The Military Regulating tho OMciaI Patrea.
ago Of tho Civil Oncers or tho States-Rc.
ceustrwotiea Jswrnals Aiouo Authorized 60
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AUGUSTA. Ca. August 10, 1857.
The following order was issued to-day BY General
Pope
GENERAL oRpxRs-so. ~.
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DIsrnJor,
GEORGIA. ALABAMA AND FLORIDA \
ATLANTA Ca. August II, 1857.
Tho Commanding General has become satisnod shat
civil officers In thn military district arc only observing
bis order prohibiting Thorn from using any influence TO
doteF dssuade people from roconsructtng the State
uudor tho acts Of Congress far
their own personal Is and are q
tho time by their ocAl patronage supporting and
encouraging newspapers which are almost without
exception opposing reconstruction and obstructing
and embarrassing civil officers appointed by the
duties by Remuneration and threats OF future penalties
for their official acts Such OF patronage OF their
ocos 10 simply an evasion, perhaps uniutentonal, Of
the provisions OF the general order above referred
and is 10 fact employment OF the machinery Of the
provisional government 10 defeat execution Of
the reconstruction acia IL is therefore ordered:
Firs-That all Advertisements other Official publ.
cations heretofore hereafter provided foroy the
State municipal laws ordinances DO given By the
proper civil officers whose duty Il Is 10 have such publ
cation made, 10 such newspapers, and such only, as
have opposed and DO not oppose under
the acts OF Congress nor attempt TO obSlruct In any
manner civil officers appointed by the military authorities
this district In tho discharge OF their duty by threats
Of violence prosecution or other penalty as soon as
military protection Is withdraw, for acts performed In
thsir Official capacity.
Second-Al oifccrs in this military district and oil
officers OF the Fresdmens Bureau and all boards Of regs
raon other psrrons the employ OF the United
States under ~ military Jurisdiction are directed to give
prompt attention TO tho orcoment or this Order and IA
make immediate report 10 those headquarters Of any
civil oficsrs who violate its provisions
BY command Of Brevst Major General POPE.