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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

thus Gncers al their Conventions.
80, :.
~ ,,, .nGIo VIII DI "Il ""1;c'. ,, "n"
c''S'oef"n,y "''Hco WIN placH' we
ia tr;.lis hof,ro h;,,, Jf,,,,nn .o r.;I,
,'.,, H., ', No. 49,, ~,
"''No ,"o "''5''' "'oP an" w -'o' W.
cri' democracy, fejolcc: Alter the
tragedy comes the farce"
..---
}J,rr:llo e,oro. ,,ld o(,,o ,ro,,
r ,,..,,o, H. C:>l ~ f.
''nI W VI i'',t'' III '''c H'''Iu N"'lr@'
phan Asylum in Orangevillc. AT the
former Institution the most cruel and
scvcrc punisiimrnts are said to be i'm
posed upon the helpless boys. and the
most Disgusting s,olics a.c told Of the
fully state Of the recommendations.
II the Boston Pos{ had been in Eir
Glna Er";d nav" seen no wonder
rNpr' . tn" Son'Ncrn Radicals; for
'hey i.v IN the ril"c! produced by
Their i"crnd'arv speeches upon The poor
ignorant Freedmen, and declare that the
result is Jnsl what they expected nay,
h'nq ,c h,cumiucy.
Nror, ~, ,~c,oro. MA <. ou,,
Y;mrs rrm,IE* in nn or,iclc unon ,hn M ,e'"o rca
salts to the negroes of cmnucipa,ion:
We do not eSN,@gcr",e when We say that
'nG m"r'' ana physical injury sorrow and
South by the policy Of the Radicals in fou,
years, transcend in the number of its vic.
Tins. and in misery to Chat happy race, all
the ills aud cructics OF middle passage, and
the other hor, ors incident, to their capture
and removal from their native land.
T,. L, H., u:.
rrocS REQ stored At tbo Frrc1mcn's r.,
rcau N r chm,nd, Vn,. rs h,vmo Icon
discharged bv ,lp,r cn,rloycrs fer vo,iuo
the Radical ticket, \ loryn majority oI
them are able bodied men. General
S.nniirld saws slnpor, will h,vn to br
rr"v'''d Tor 'h"m either by III" city or
General Governments
Tho war vessels and TRANSPORTS with
troops on board. forming he f.s, SQUAD.
ron 9th Ab> ssnian cxrcAition, have
left ,Adrn for the coast of Ahvssina.-
sis,,ncn - nnoian1 ~ ,mI "| a;'',n,,. I",'.n ~;
,..n : ,.,,,,,, ,.,,
III. .yppdi,i,u -
"a.
hi>'rie' Court Of Pennsylvania has decided
,""' rnr :" '',a'"V,'F cases 'hr ] sner"I Courts
ion any action Of State Courts, in sucl
cases rha Judge Eliminates HAT the rowcr
should be bestowed Mt The ,ext session of
Congress, in orlar 10 make the general
""'"p' ~" '"V0'''e'
MA cnr,.or, "a ,,drl ,
.,n,. .,;,.;.. "a, '.' "''@
""',> "',!>'"3 81 N":n'h&t"i TO h'nl
mp n"ardlng places and houses, and
everybody scemSlo expect Il protractrd
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
521 -ACRE1G-

Lying on The road leading iro,n Winns-
boro to Ash!ord's Ferry, and bounded by
lands Of }. W. i"nguc, JAS Boycc and 9th
crS. The land TO be divided aud sold in
sc"cral separate tracts, according TO plat
to be exhibited OH day o; sale.
,Ecrlns Of Sale.
: Cash sufficient ioray costs Of suit and
expenses oi sale balance on IL crrdil Of
one, two and three years. Purchasers TO
giv" bonds will good security and mort
gN2cS OF premises
IT, A., GAtLLAND.
C"m III Equity
Commissioners Oiicr,
Winn>horo, Nov. ~ 1867.
nov l2-ilA3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

A Splendid Assortment OF
Fancy
E01oy eS>s-s cAa:s.
Solid Mcrinocs, and Dclaincs,
Black Goods, White Goods,
Emhroideries, llandkcrcheis,
Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Towcinc,
Table Cloths, Blenchcl
And Brown Domesiies,
Shcctmss, Checked Domcelics,
Plaid l.indscys. Blankets,
Shawls, Calicocs, Carpeilng,
Hoop Skirts, Halmora! skirts,
White and Red Flanncls,
Opera Flannels. Cotton
Flanncls, Cassincrcs, Twccds,
Jeans. Hoods, NeuIias aud
Childrcns Saqucs,
And everything in The Dry Goods line.
a magnificent assortment of Boots and
Shoes.
a beautiful and choice variety of Ladies
Cloaks.
large assortment Of Ready Mndc Cloth
ing, (very good and chcap)
a splendid stock Of Ladies' and Gents
Hats.
Hardware and Crockery of every vatietv.
Saddles. Harness, Brides,
Collar ami Whips,
Sugars, Coffcos, Teas.
Molassos, Lard, Bacon,
Hams, Rice, Vinegar,
Bagging md Rope,
Cheese, Crackers, Pepper,
Spice, Soda, Sardincs,
Oysters, Candles and everything
In the Grocery Line.
A complete assorlmcn, of
Cooking Stoves, Ironing
Furnaces, Wood Ware
And Guns.
No end 10 Notions.
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY GIVING Us
A CALL.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
Commissioners Sale.
Hugh y. Milling and others,
VS..

vs..
Joseph w. McCrcght
and others.
PURSUANT to order of tho Court, ! vii
i. sell at public onicry 10 the highca hiG-
dor, II, the Court House in Winnsh0ro, on
tic !st Monday in December next, tue Tract
Of Land described in The plcadings il his
cause containing about
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

SUPEnINTENDENTS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. G., Oct 8. 1867.
ON aud after Sunday. 9Th instant, the
" Trains on this Road will run rs fol-
lows
Leave Columbia 140 y. II.
arrive at Charlotte, 040 =. NJ.
Leave Charlotte, lao a. NJ.
Arrive nj Columbia $40 p. NJ.
Making close connections for all points,
North and South.
Passengers taking Ills route, going
North, have choice of route from Greens
boro, Weldon or Port smouth
Ipy" Tickets good for either route.
3.1" Eaggnge checked through.
For Through Tickets to Richfpond Wash
iDGion, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
! or., apply Il. tho Ticket Ullicc, foot Of
Blnnding street.
C. BOUKNIGIT,
Superintendent.
oct 5
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
From Boston,

BosroN, Nov. 5,--RrtUrns Indicate
the election Of Republican ticket by. n
handsome majority.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

CoNvENTloH.--D Bennett has Il poor
opinion Of The Southern Solons. lie
thus snoer8 al their Conventions:
Gas there will be al Radical and
considerably mixcd with black, We
may expect them to play such fontaS-
tic tricks before high Heaven rs will
make the angels weep and the North.
crn Democracy rejoice. After the
tragedy comes the farce"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

GaribulG and Mcno,i were both cap
tured by the Italians in fight near
Tivoli, 5000 insurgents Killed wounded
and prisoners.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

10 THE EnHEDMbH.--h * essiah De-
Grailenreid and husband, oolorcd,
passed through this place, with u free
passport from Charlotte, n c., to
Red River, Louisiana. We have in
our midst many gentlemen OF color,
whose services can well be dispensed
with, and who arc doing very little
good to themselves or families, dcsir-
Gus Of emigration to foreign parts.
An opportunity is now presented to
them by applying to the FrccdmaI's
Burcau, Charlotte, \. c. ChcStcr
.NundurR.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
Foreign Nowa.

PARIS, nv. g. Mo',itour says, t,st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

nissssssially inpertaas st TIL. tins. whoa Tie ~
h.., Of ,h. United States are flooded with thest poi
vons under the name Of imported liquors. and when ao
nestle compounds purporting to be medicinal but not
Whit less psrncoss are her.idsd the world ass scv
ereisn remedies. that the public should fuiiy erAer
stand the facts Be 1t known, then that while all the
dinusivs .tiunl.nts called teuor. impure and all
the rbnses containing aicohoI manufactured With
hsry article containing ayl s OIL ro-sni psssc',
Hosl ErrERs cxLxBRArsp STOMACH sIrrsss
ontsin none OF these things but combination Of
pur. essspes Of Rye with the pure juices Of tbs osi ,s
liable .tonscbe antibiiious sprs.nt hebs and plant
and that - sas and r.pid remedy fos pyspsp'is and
all he hIear.d complaints. this prep~rsion stssds -
fore the world without rival competition. Its sass
to-day equal the combined sales Of all the 9th
toucs Advertised 10 the Uaitsd States sud tbs esrtn
c.tss which authenticate lis usefulness signed By
individuals Of the standing In every professional
calling and vik Of life Beware ofimis.tiens and In
postsrs- lsteSasls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
.c.,,, m,,hr and P.er wAa.h.y

Ihe last remedy for esstsn GLASS uf In alfds, vhs
have al. the cod sers IN the eornty, And arxnk
81 the poor wbisksy they eonsd nod and ssiii live V
cats milk frerch chemists hsve srdd~ny disco, rrrd
,.. this sets~i fluid possesses .rons restorative pow
rs.
rhs above item has been going the rounds Of The pres
weeAs psst, and aoubsisss cod liver aaons
the ignorant, and ''poor whiskey" among thoss who
ought to know better Will be In active demand sroeg
copsumptvs sufferers. After running their Digestion
With the one and destroying their constitutions With the
other, ihry propose TO resort to Cars MrK1 - Tbs
only horp LEI them take asseI OF the r'Aay thc.-
sands WHO, having been the victims Of cd iissrs
poer whisky and cats mi X, have ound rot ony ses-
pos41 bet persaeeet rsifsffu DR. J. W Poisnzs whits
Pine Compound and thes ~iil olee more feel ne~si
Of their youthful vikor Sold BY all dFasgists.
aptlsdsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

We ofss hssr men N our city ask the qses-
ton; win the Northern Railroad from here
b bail0 There asss srsas naay psrsens
Who never en- realize tAas sAsy are soing
anywhere until they ere actually on their
journey. %. pssAaps, crest many viii
esvu b snsis6sd that tAia rod win be bailt
anti fAsyass riding OVER IL lido not pre-.
sssd = bspeasssssd Of eng vsry far>rsach.
ing nsaaal eptics IN fhis mattw, yst thist |
en- - tkAlis vill b bnih- he need o.
IL cssntsy through vkicA 4 rsns dsnsads
a. Ksoknk dsnabas Il. IT, Aounssc,ai
interests south Of Ksoksk demand IT. Hsa-
y, washingtoa, yohnsoa and Linn counties
havs made ~ thsis minds that they msst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison
JOHN D0LLBRY, Pisinsin1
&C. wrksI. p.s.as... f''''''A ~ Aaa'''
TO G.. C. WYKEL, Discrimination are
ors e. ss q oss s =
cDing n ypa shs sum Of o. 9Th interest - tsn
per e.at per appum thsrpon, from tbs 18Th dg u Of
also The foreelosu Of said mo-ssss made By you 70
secure ns payment Of id debt upon tbs following rsai
Hnsssenai part o. lots and 9. Ia block ss. in IN
boufnss ADDITION 10 Ksoksk Iowa. being ~ feet oas-
lag 1ssh street. and ransinR beek Of width 70
i.ss ssss..Ds.ne ~ FEET rom the corner Of o.aroi
fore noon II ~ sscesd d.y Of the tern a saia Oo.r
"a ~ =. = r ~ sr II sssn.s ssS
prayed ~ b ~ 1stistcs
iIi;, ~. sa.mS a ssa'dl AooAR 4 KyowLR.
apEsA4s. ass4s!. Attarnsys for Plaintiff.
Original Nstace.
80. ~. D~ss., 81
YtO iii DBws; Ds1ssdan.--You are
= heso1 sse11sd - 49, , - Or Alsis - -
- - ~ @A = - .pknlst 0suEt q Ies ee1say,
8 5Ts -, 1ss - q: 80. J, q ss:sr D..
fsrs sssaEssssA ssA yssy = - ssssaa = vnhi =
:: 8: i: = -. : :: 49,: =: go: x
s.ssis IA ): 49, z .ss.ss ~ co.. "a 49,. ~
s.:a ~ ''st'. : 1sy's = b Pr I: sss,c ~
57iTzssI NSszss.
Mary 4 Rnsn1.
~ - -. 49,. I !, -. u. A.Ax
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

A Two STORY Prick D~eliing, Nth uins large
~ rooms good dry esilss, with eist-rr good out
buldinss rs by 40 feat, dssirsbiy iocs,.d beng
the eastariy half OF the house on sass corner o.
Einth and Fulton ssreetz IN .nife "
wM WILTON,
pchfS Real Relate Aren't 81 Main Htre~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Legal Notices.
Original Notice

Original Notice.
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl.
Madison.
JOHN DoLLHRY.. Plaintiff,
Petition In Euufty
". h MexNI0Hf Defendant
fHNOv. .. MCKNIGHT. De1endans-You are hereby
notihed that there Il mon 90 Gle In the Cierks Of
scs Of ssd Court the petition o. John Dosry eiaininr
~ you the Of $50 With interest thereon the
18th day Of 0ctobsr a isse 1t the rate Of ten psr
ssnt Per annuh. evidshcsd by ain motszgs eye
eutsd the sid date, Aud also the forscsosnre or sid
o<tsAgs, sde % secure the payment Of SID debt By
yos. upon The following real property, tc-wit.
FRACTIONAL part OF lots and ., In hlock Be, XII
bournss Addition 70 Ksokuh Iowa. being "a f,st front
ing 18th street. and running bsck Of width rs
fset commencing oss fset from the Of CArrel
and 18th streets, aud Tor general relief.
Unless you appear and said petition BE-
fore Of the second day Of the term Of sad Court
to the third Monday In May 1857 At Fort
Madison Judgment viii be rendered against you
cd for In said petition.
MooAB 4 KN0wLRs
lint Rev. Stamp soc csnceledl Atty for Plaintiff.
aprSd4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
F0R SALE.

A 0NE-SToRY frame dive Hing house,
a With ave seosss ami good cellar tall hs. VITA
wood house, cist~rns and faristy Of most eli
Enquire Of WI FCLroS,
mchIT hsns Rslaze Aren't - Vain II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

MISGUIDED AND UNFORTUNATE YOUNG HKA.
Essays of w nAag and Instraetie far
Young Mem who have abused their rhysacai poe
their Substance In rsotoas hvns and tab
len victims disespe,-with reports on the Howard
trsatmsnt aud cure. Address, DR.. }. skILLIN
u0g6aToG, Howard Association Phiisds lphaa, Pa
laniS-dkw Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Fer nrsnehasss, Assh0s, cssaHes 49,
,snnpsivs ana Threat nfsssssn
eaeouD Ans Used wifH AlWAn sooe
nanouRS AND PUEBLO 1P0A1D8s
and Fsekss ussfai IN eisanng ths vstss ssse sAkse
heor, Sing M or Speaking and relieving the throat s
an unusual exsrtion Of tho vocsi ossnas The n"eAss
arc recommended and prescribed BY Phys'cians, and
h.,. had Snsaesisls e. snissns - shressheat ~
eountry Dssg q arstris Of tsvs sstt asd havns
proved shss snsssy b. ssst d naag yssFa sseh yes
and them 10 new localities In various p~rt OF the world
aud he rroeaes ~ university prvsouaesd better Aa
other articles.
Oman oaly "nacvsS RaosostAi rnocsr ana 90
cot taks any Of tbs wotAisa h~mafdfo"s that may %
offered. eolp EVERYWHERE. nSvs4aAvom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

VERY DESIRABLE REsfDBsoM --Thrss story
n eri~h. With ten rvemss good estsrn Est end Il
Hinnsss Rev, Morgan street, bsswsku fth and eth
stresez. Require Of NA fULfph.
marie Rsai E<tsfs Ax~sf No. 81 Msin a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
For Sale.

1--WE acres of land near Sandusky, In full
IL view Of the river all Under fence and cult sasss
With frame dwelling; two acres In fruit fof saas
very sAsAp, add In pay msnt 4 thai viii sui man Of lin
tied mesns.
Inquire Of w FULTON,
spri ReAi kststs Aesnt, 81 MAis<t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

A TwO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
"A HvUsR. vita avs rooRs E.od esitar aud eistern.
Also good frame stabts, Lot zsxl%o feet, veil fenced
situ4te Moryso street between 10th and fith Kso
kuk, Iowa Title good sale. Enquire o,
! as wM FULT' ~
meh13 Real kstat< Ag~ut. - Msan a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

While l have faith that the demand
and need for this rad sill build it, | would
not like to influence any one TO Get down list.
lesay, ssyias, oil he rod walbs built
May Of Us Ind fahh that, il cur srsas civil
struggle, the acvsn.sss would come out All
risht-thsa IL istssriy vosla BE preserved.
ShH We kept saying TO our soldier boys.
shopt 4 4on'hsin Victory surely win
perch upon your barnsrs, but don't FORGET to
shoesa So NJ ~. ihia nAilread xia be buil,.
but don't forget 70 work. An sure that 20
have Other piirsea esAprpr;sss which -.
God, and shosH not s. ~ ieht Of sss;ssly.
! am, Aocesef, saiis6e6 III N sueAs = p.
49, pssha snsgw 70 Dis ono, 4 lis 80.
- ec4R sssne propitiess, aaa go -,
sssnsS ess.A Gs not q
-, we'll. cosdsnssd 70 l;vs
sos.s town I'll oar live, and Do : oas- ho.ss
KDoKux.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
For sale.

RESIDENCES in ons Of me most dexirsbis ioessi-
"a ties 10 the city-LoisT snd s, In Block ~. with
story Frame Dwelling Houss, COO staining seven
rooms god ctsssru csilas and varsity choices fruit
lots we'll fenced situate susoe Street between sth
aud esh Streets, Ksokuk. Iowa kn3uirsof
WI tULTOE,
meh26-d Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

IN one Of the most desirable localities in
the city, onestory brick dwelling honss, with four
rooms and cellar Lot eoxit0 fest. vel fenced.
tanning number Of fruit trees and a$od wsi o. -
tar Enquire Of WIN FULTON,
apsA Rsat hfafe Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
For sale.

EORTY ACRES of good, farming land,
Il - acres vsn fsueed sas gsud stnts 81 snhiysr
tion. n good timber land. and Iiee young
ehsrd; good frame dwelling house. Ax3o3 good eistetn
and stable. Situate sbest D mile from the city.
Enquir- Of w8 FULfhh.
ap4d Rexi Estate Agent
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-05

will have to do so through your own exer-
tons. know some of you are familiar with
the hardships and fiery trials that have
elapsed since left you. 1t is not for me to
say whether have succeeded or net. Let
that be as it may. Ny race is nearly run
/ am no aspirant for anything. The way is
open for all-all places of emolument and
distinction are before you. There are here q
few Of those in whose hands the administra-
ton of the government is placed. We are
passing away. The next wave will bring
you young men and women in our places,
and our work will fall into other hands,
Therefore, greater should be your efforts to
prepare yourselves for the responsibility tina.
must in time devolve upon you.
In conclusion, permit me to tender you my
thanks for this cordial welcome, rendered
through your distinguished representative,
the governor of the state. Though she sent
me out penniless and friendless, and did not
afford me those advantages which you now
enjoy, and though, on returning, [ cannot do
so IN the language of my alma mater, can
say with pride and satisfaction that she is
my mother, and, whatever may have been
her delinqueneies, love her still.
Ladies and gentlemen, let me again ex-
| press my heartfelt thanks for this warm vel
come on returning to this, my native city.
The President, as he retired, was repeat
eddy applauded.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-05
Irrefragible Proof.

A Philadelphia gentleman of festive tastes,
who takes s'fair shake" at all the obtaina.
BILE pleasures of the town, last week assisted
at a heavy dinner, took much potable, and
did not leave for home until ever-so-many
o'clock. On reaching his door-steps and
fishing up his night-key, he became satisfied
that he was essentially convivialized, and
not precisely in that condition in which a
good husband should be to meet good wife
Cautiously entering the hall, he stopped, lis
tened a moment, heard no noise, and con
graduated himself that the family were
asleep. Quietly he took off overcoat, drew
off boots, turned off hall light, slowly as
cended stairs to family bedroom, hesitated
at door, believed he was reasonably right
stealthily entered, found gas turned low, wife
apparently asleep, thought she was asleep
sat down, listened again, no stir; began te
undress; gets coat, vest, pants, drawers
stockings, all safely off; was jeurneyine
carefully toward his couch when wife of his
bosom quietly asked:
"Coming to bed, dear?"
eyes, love-"
"Well, dear, hadn't you better take off you,
hat2"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-05
The Presidents Tour-Erecting Monument
over the Remains of the Presidents Faith.
era Public Reception.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 4.-The ceremonies
at the city cemetery in connection with the
dedication of the monument to the father of
President johnson commenced to-day at
noon. The monument is a single shaft of
red limestone, ten feet high, with an orna-
mental cap, and bears the following inscrip-
ton: sin memory of Jacob johnson an
honest man, beloved and respected by all
who knew him. Died January 1862, from
disease caused by an over effort in saving
his friends"
The President and party, accompanied by
Gov. Worth, Gen. Sickles and others, having
reached the cemetery in carriages, were con-
Quoted to platform near to the monument
A very large number ofspectators were pres
ent. All were apparently deeply interested
in the ceremonies. After preliminary rehg-
ious exercises, Hon. D. L. Sevane, d. D.
president of the state University, delivered
an address, in which he traced the history
of the city of Raleigh, and in this connection
alluded to Jacob johnson, who, by deed of
noble daring, saved from drowning Hender-
son and Callum at the ultimate cost of his
own life, passing away eventually a martyr
to humanity.
The orator among other things alluded to
the fact that three natives of the state OF
ANollH SttiOiiHd-o thShSoh, Oih anu oOuu
| son, had passed from obscurity and poverty
| in North Carolina to comparative opulence
| in Tennessee and thence to the highest point
of honor in the Union.
| The President accompanied by Secretary
| Seward, Postmaster General Randallan 9th
ers, was escorted to the capitol at ten a. m.
| by Gen. Worth, Gen. Sickles and staff and
a number of prominent military officers and
| civilians including the MAYOR
| reception took place in the hall of the
house of commons. Visitors, after salutine
the President, were severally introduced &c
| Secretary Seward, the Postmaster-Genera
and Gen. Sickles. Deaf Mutes from the
state asylum were among the many who
paid their respects to the President. White
and black We'd with each other in paying
the President every attention and courtesy
and all were received in the kindest manner
This p. m. the President and party attend
| ed a state dinner at the Marlborough House
The entertainment was gotten up in elegan
style. No toasts were given or speeche.
made. The President in company will
Secretary Seward, Postmaster General Ran
dali and others visited the state charitabl.
institutions in the vicinity.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-05

Horace Greeley, in his letter of defiance
to the petty Union League despots, Blunt,
Kennedy, Stone and Hyatt, says: "Your at
tempt to base great enduring party on the
hate and wrath necessarily engendered by a
bloody civil war is as though you should
plant colony on an iceberg, which had
somehow drifted into a tropical ocean,
The republican party, with its miserable
Union League despotism, is not great, en-
during party at all, but a mis- begotten, sec
tional concern. It's accession to power was
the signal for bloodshed and an incalculable
waste of the national resources. 1t will dis
appear as suddenly as it arose. It's reign
has made the tax-gatherer the foremost mai
of our times
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-05
Order by Gen, Pope,


ATLANTA, June 3.-The following is the
substance of an important general order
just issued by Gen. Pope:
l. The interference of the post commander
at Mobile with a newspaper published there
is entirely disapproved, and his action re-
verssd.
2. He declares it is the duty of the militia.
ry authorities to secure the utmost freedom
of speech and of the press consistent with
law.
3. He orders that no officer or soldier in
his command is to intefere with newspapers
or speakers, on any pretext. If a distur.
bance is feared, precaution viii be taken as
prescribed in general order No. 25.
a. REASONABLE utterances are not the leg.
itimate exercise of freedom of discussion, but
even in such cases no action is to be taken
excepet by direct orders from these headqua.
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