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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY. JUNE 21. 1867


Depended spon IL ,leiherss Mrs.
wrNsLow3 SOOTHING SYRUP, for all
diseases Of children. is . safe aed sure med'
icine. II Aas stood the test Of thirty Jsars,
and never known 70 fsil. It regulates the
stomach and bowels, cerrssss asidssy. and
cures wind collie produces nsturai, quiet
elesp, BY relieving ths child from pain.
Foo Olsssszu, sishcr ready made ssoade
10 order, call a Robert Krsass, . second
street. opposite the First Nssional nan1'-
His stock is very lsrss end eoseis'e. ana
sussssss svssshihe ssusily found 70 2 firss
ellen ClssAiag ssd russi.hing Sssf~
The Dest MsehIse " 1s-
lativs."-Mf. Wm. CsuxEssao, Of on'caeo'
ILL.,. says: II bought ore sfyour machines
on ths rsesmmesdasion Of RsLArivs' VINO U
assas fer the "-,"a doubls>thresd ma
chine.
Qssry-If the WILCOX 4 GIBBS Is the
best mscAins for .rs'd.ire' oa-
chine 10 best for othsyss
CHolcs FAMILY GnocsRiEs. tnsngs
can only be had q those places where tney
make Il especial business TO buy nesvy
stocks from first hands. The Arm Of Parks
/ Hosmer, corner of Fourth and Brady sts.,
have earned reputation for keeping . it'is
/
The bsse gosds in the market, and fes always
sellIse lower than can be obtained elsewhere.
We advise those in want Of GOODS IN tneir
line 70 give them call
Soxs Of cur cotsmporsries seem TO tnink
that the triumph Of their cause depe0ded,
like the fate 81 Jericho, upon the snoaas o.
noise made-in these days ofreinemens and
luxury. An article Of real intrinsic mes's %
soon appreciated hence the unboundsd ana
unparalleled success Of Plantation Bistess.
T1as remedy has ever and always bssn
found sclisble. Al gentle stimulans aod
tsnic appesisss Il csnnss Be- sxssl'ed. II Y
20 dsubs . sovereign remedy for stomsehie
disorders Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
end IN stimulating healthy appetite.
| MAaxoLlA Wanna delightful toilet
astids- superior 70 Cologne and st half the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

WORMS y
SELLERS,
VHR MIFUGH I
THIS WORN MEDICINE
ms 10 SuPeRlOA, lF m e0uAl.
IN NE or any other Cssssry.
. Evsfy year Thousands Of children die from thia
00praeie ,r evil' Thia alarmiag mortality loudly
calls for increased watch hfalness. s.d for
dfeasef Oare II the Selection Of the Remedy.
Let Physacie.. speaks
SELLERS VERMlFUGE
THE BEST m USE.
HERE IS THE PROOF:
LICKING STATION. Ky, Dee. II, isa5
NH B. EiiERs-Your vermlluge pcssessss more
vrtue than any ever used. will state case where
gave one vial. My brothers child was plninx aud
ssuhg 70 mere skeleton. In thirty six hours aGtss
raw me cfnifuge the enormous quantity of mp
Mards OF GOO worms we're passed The child that was
given up for lost, is well a. any in tho neigh
oo4oou. AMbhOSk ARNETS, NJ. ID.
r. E. SELLERS 3 CO., Sole Proprietor.
PITTsBURG. PA. 3
THE
xCEISI0R
MANUF ACTURlNG
COMPANY.
Are now making
II Sizes Of slac Celebrated
|CHARTER OAK STOVE
Which is universally acknowledged to be the most
HOo nonn 1Oa1,
Complete and Coaveniens
COOKING STOVE
EVEN INVENTED.
And have In stock. = complete assortment Of
TIN PLATE, ,SHEETIR IRON
And al kinds Of
| TIMERS, GOODS,
1
piled at the lowest rates, and will md TO their I'd
c'saoEnss E,s., before Purchasing elsewhere.
EXCELSIOR MANUF'G CO.
6i2 and c1s Main Street. ST LOUIS.
q. w. SMILEY.
spr1 d3m Davenport. Sole Agent.
|C A II A r. r. III
CURED BY INHALlNG
A HARMLESS FLUID
OF AaREEABLE ODOR.
the SENSE OF TASTE ( SMELL
TORED.
DIR. II. GOODALE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Has cured more cases OF Catarrh than al the othe
remedies put together. thousands testify VII
have tried every other known means OF cure In vaif
and have been permanently cured By using
le. GOOdale's Catarrh Rem
cdies.
II will certainly cure II yon win follow the disss
TONS upon the bottles which are very simple an
plain.
SOME OF THE FIRST PHYSICIANS ARl
RECOMMENDlNa 1T.
Do noe allow the Druggist 10 palm any other psGg
osstio0 upon you, II they do not keep H. eend nor
y 10 the ags6s and Il Win be foPwaided st tones.-
Send stamp for pamphlet.
CAUTION Purchasers OF Ds. II. GoodalSfe q
tafvh Remedy will please notice that the genuine Q
tcls besrs the signature Of N. 0OODALR, n. D.,
upon the wrapper. and other signature snd III
c. PAnKER. No. 3de Pearl 81 New York, 10 col
agent tor the sale Of the eome For sale by an Dsu(
| 1Ieto. febil-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

JuNPns TAR Soar cures ehspped hands, salt
sheum. pimpie.. and oil cutansous asetions render
Tag the ekin roft aud smooth. Manufactured BY
CAswELL. MACK 4 CO.. New York.
Sold BY all Drugsists. fcbodw&LSwewiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21
RlVnR ITEMS.
ARRIVALS TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS TO-DAY.
PhIL SaEnipAN. Hutchinson, So. Louis.
New BosroN. Capt. Grinnel', f. Madison.
AUscArrNs. Cspt. jerks St. Paul.
MINNESOTA, Capt Fill, 81 Louis.
DEPARTURES.
BuRLlxorox, Capt. Green, st. Paul.
PRIL SaHRlDAN, Hutchinson, Dubuque
New BosroN Capt. Grinnell. IT Madison
Ben CAMPBELL. Capt. Pierce. Clinton.
MuscAriNE, Capt jerks, ST. Louis.
The Minnesota is the Northern Line
packet for st. Paul to-day. She will de-
part at about 6 p. NJ, and take select
party Of our citizens who are off on pleas
urs ard fishing excursion 10 Lake Pepir
So. Paul, Lake Minnetonks etc.
The popular passenger packet ksiths-
burg. Capt. Campbell, is the next regular
msrning boat for Fort Madison, leaving hess
at 8 O'Clock. Lem. Parkhulst in tho ONCE
The passenger liss Of tho Phil Shhridar
was augmentsd at Burlington by about two
huudssd delegates from the late Republican
sonvshtisn at Des Moines The nomins'
for governor Capt Samuel Merrill, Of Clsy'
ton County was also on board, homeward
bound.
The river rose four inches last night.
The steamer Milwaukee and Davenport
had an exciting race from Winona 10 .Du
buque on Monday. They started even. boil
did their s.level best and the Milwaukee
arrived fifteen minutes sahssd-making tn
trip from 81. Paul to Dubuque in twenty
three hours, one Of the quickest trips on rec
ord. The Davenport kept ahead until with
In thirty miles Of Dubuque, picking up q
the passengers, thus gaining decided pc
| cuniarY AdYantaRa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21
CIT 1T + M = .

Tux c. B. Pools Thermometer as Luse
4 Grigg's Bookstore stood to-day soe IN
tho ahade and 02e in the sun.
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For Rent.

A PART OF OFFICE ON CORNER SECOND
n and Brady Streets directly. ovss Kcpners Store.
Apply ON the premises to
may30dN a MARKS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

CRY RALwAr.-By referencc to the
Council proceedings it will be seen that
there is prospect Of something being done
in this matter at last, and We hope at ths
appointed meeting satisfactory arrange
ments will be perfected between the city au
thorities aod the cosporators.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

CRoM 80 TO ei5e PER MONTH CAN HI RA-
L piy msde by cntsrprsine Agents IN selling an ~
t,cis very much needed In every family.
For pasticulars address Yost Once Box No. IA. o.
call N my once. No. I. East second Street. over
kepner'r StOfo. South fuoan. "A atoey m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

Ps.sosAL.-A. Milo White, Esq, who
has been extremely lew under On stack ol
bilious fever, went up north this morning
on the Sheridan 70 sss Whist benefit can b
derived from . change Of scene and IN,
cool bseezes Of Minnesota.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21
Every Bottle Warranted.

porry Davis Vegetable Pain Kill
Pain Kiilef-Curee Sore Throat.
A fsvorite Medicine with all classes.
Il Davir' Pain Killer.
ifyou have Painters Cole.
Use the Pain Killer.
No Medicine 10 a. popular
A. the Pan.Killer.
Keep tho Pain Killer aiwass NJ hand.
nyou havcialCough or Cold.
Use the Pain Killer.
Look and net get caught without bottlo of ralo
Killer In the house.
Let everybody nee the Pain Killer Tor spsans and
Bsuises.
Every saiior should carry bottle .of Pain Killer
with him.
Remember the Pain Killer is for both internal and
External use
The Pain Killer h sold by val Druegists and Deal
ere In Family. .Medlcinss.
PERRY DAVIS q BON,
Propsiet0fe,
u uigh Street. Providence, X.
IN. HARRIS q co, Cincinnati. Ohio. Agssts
for the Western states.
For sale by all Dfsasists.
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Wanted.
Day BoArdcrs Wanted.

A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS ASSISTANT
~ Goph, at the
iuueooL1tf cCOTT uOTSE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21
MAnAME e M8ARo

that she he's recently removed hss Bosrdina
School from Co 22A 60 No. 1Os Madison Avenue. New
York She now occupies lasges and moee eommo-
di"as establishment and VIII be hsppy 20 feecive .
few more YOUNG isdieel nto her family.
New York. March IA 1861. mehl9.d2m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

Boarding and Day school
NOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES, Apply 8,
gent Pisce. os ~ residence, North Sargent Row
lnsssuetioo In Mueie. M10. 4. B. HEARD.
nay23-dHm Miss y. r. HAND
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

Boors, snozs AND GArrEas.-Ths largest
and best selected stock to be found in the
city is al the popular store Of Child Z Co.,
43 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

ScsooL MAffEns.-The examination oi
the "A" classes II Grammar Schools No. !
2, 3 and coumsnesd at the High School
buildisg this forenoon. The examination
will b written and will occupy to-day and
tomorrow. Forty.fous applicants have 70.
ported for exsnioation.
The nensers Of the "A" class Of Gram,
mar school No. yesterday presented their
teachers, Miss Sudlow and Miss Sully, each.
with the photograph Of the class neatly
framed.
W.. .sa'a pab,ish The programme Of the
seosol examinations in aseordaass with tbs
direction Of Superintendent BsmiA
As:esy; sAsA.-R.a.iaas;so & D,stries,
~ 1sss't s,s. .ssa.-E.'-'..sisa of D,s4is.,
zkssisy 1ssatsg, eSN. : o...,-
exsrcisss II High School a 0rmsr r'Sss. ~
atse. A's'
Hsdmesdey, aesa. a.-Exsninasioo .f nj.
triets No. end 8.
TAsrsisy, 27A-Examiaatisn Of Train,
ing SehoSl-gradusliso sxsscisss as eless o
examination-addrsso b. Professor Wells
State Superintendent 81 Public Instruction
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

DIR. =. .. Richardson. Sherry
Wine 3itter~.-Thc Ce,ebrstcd New England
Remedy. for HsbituAl Constipation.
Jaundice. Fever and Aaus, General Debility. and all
Diseases arising ffom . Disosdsred Stomach
Liver or Bowels, such ss
Acidi'y Of the Stomach Indigestion Heartbnrn Loss
of Appetite Costivnsee. Blind and Bleeding Piles.
Di.gus, of Food Soar Rruption.. Sinking r1uttes-
Ing OF tho Pit OF the stomach. Dimness Of Vision.
lsowness OF tho Skin and Eyes. Pain In the Side
back. Chest or Limbs. aud In I'll cascs where TON
IC lie necessary.
J. n. HARRIS. Proprietor.
Cincinnati, o.
sold by all Druggieis jncg-d
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To.Oav'e Advertisements.
For Rent.
Splendid River Views.
A Card TO the Public.
vaeserv. MUCKLE Il BEAN.

MeOofU. MOCR0.E 4 BEAN.
CARPENfERS AND BUILDERS. ON
~ Brody, between Hixth and seventh c1seste.
solicit : shafe of the patronage OF tho psople
Long experience 10 building wsfrsnt 10 IN
psomisine entire sasisfaction 70 ell Who favor us
with their patrouage.
Pisns end estins4s0 for I'll hinds Of BoildinR
MatssislD iafnsshed promptly and q reasonable
prices.
~ S.dM MUOKLE 4 BEAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE s. SIDE
i I'd Street. Id door below BRADY with DR. Bell =
Residence No. 81. Ath Street, between Harrison and
Man uormerly the Presbyterian PareonAge.) je6-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

DAy1areas sLsAinw. .DaPo1-At tbe nsv
store Of Stuckfaah 4 Co., u Brady s., cor
be found he l,rgsss and msst conplsssssosa
Of FrsnsA and American calf skins, kips and
morosoA hasasss, sels. ~ uppss lsathsss
shosmakssseools, ,Andihss, ,asd materials per
taiuiness lln trade. wen - 0hiaes. Thsy
AAnulactuss their oWn Amesioan calf okini
and oak.tauned harness leather, end procure
al other kinda itom fea koads.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

on DAY B0ARDRRs CAN FIND ACCOMMo
~ dstions at RAil.bsck's New Restaurant. Brsd,
Street. between Ath and hth Street irl diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

THHoUGn TO JuLksBUR0.-A letter from
NJ. d. westlakc to HE father in this city,
announces the safe arrival Of the train,
consisting Of thisty-fivs wagons and forty
we'll armed mes, at Julssburg. The Da.
vsnport boys are all in excellent health and
spirits, and are bound for the mountains,
fifty miles above Denver. They fell in
with only two Indians during their entire
journey. These they pursued but failed tc
capture. Az they are now beyond the die
trict infested by the Indians, no further fesra
for their safety need be entertained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

Tns MuscArIxs CouniEn appears In new
dress. II will now sompsre favonbly in
sppeansce with sny daily in the Seass. while
for editorial ability it is second to neoe.-
This evidence Of prosperity is not wholly
due to home patronage, - may be guessed
from the following pithy paragraph:
"Whils there 10 not tswn 10 the State
that o4n boast Of better public press than
Nuscatins, her people have not, Do not, and
probably will not. give them the support
received BY the majority Of newspapers in
othsr cities. We know man Who annually
doss business Of thousands Of dollars, Who
regularly. every mossiae, ,bosrows his neigh.
boris Courier 70 fsad, whso, for twsnsy
cents . geek he might have one Of his own.
He b nstofiously mean ''cuss," and We
hope this noraing - b pssuses his sponeed
osws, that oar spinioo q him will make him
med
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

sionists returned this morning In fins spir-
its. They report the Sheridan 10 b one Of
The best cad fastest boats 90 the Aissis>
sippi; Capt. Hutchinson and Clssk Paul t.
b. perfect specimens u white men, the
Black Crock the most gorgeous specta>
ole ever witnessed, and st. Loais - be con-
siderable Of place. All had . splendid
tins and enjoyed themselves 70 their hearts
content
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

MAoxoLlA wArEa.-A delightful toilet
astids- superior 70 Cologne and st half the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

BANKRUPT Acr.-All blanks needed under
this act can be had Of Luse 4 Griggs. Dav-
enDort
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23
A Colored Treasury Clerk.

The Washington correspondent; q the Neu
fcrk Tri'.He Q: Tue siay week .Ays
To-day SECRETARY McCulloeh appointe.! :.
johnson. = collected taaa. 20 a regular :rs,-clas.
cleFSshiP. he having previously passed. the t.
gr.ged examination, the rules a. which we're
strictly enforced. NJ. Johnson Is the frs, col
oTyd man who has occupied a cleskship ia any
-; the -pvera-nea. departments. The appoin,ee
va = s0.l.e: ia he late war IS a practical pho
aossfpEeF, al has received = collegiate e,!ucA.
'.oa.
" comment tAe above to the attention o.
tie democratic champions Of Andy johnson.
= negro rotate! 30 . ele.k.hip in the Tr,asg.
y ~pAr,ai,a. Why, hi. is worse than negro
5larase Are negroes, especially il they eaa
read asG wEsie, Ana pas taxes on $3.50 worth o;
p gsr;y not Oa!y 70 vote but to hold Offices also
IN taai cas-, What will become Of the democracy
Aalrc~ Johnson s aow their model President,
enl these ;hings are ioac gais- his Adminis,sa.
t.oa We hope TIA, our democratic friends will
20! Wiace and siuiftn under this state OF things.
hut s;i.. 5'aa. ~ tnanfslly Cor Johnson and his
policy. Thcy mar. notwithstanding, now
and ,aea -, al oilice, evea though they may
haze 10 DIVE ,hcir lon, a; ,ae satnc desk with a
negro. " Conquer !out prejgd.oes. -! negro
Lain., democracy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23
Tho Pope ofRome.

4 Few aays since the cable gave the astounding
intelligence that the Poi- o. Rome, through he
Cardinal Minister % State bad ordered the clos
ins % all Proies;an, p!scss Of worship, in the
precincts u the Eternal CITY and English.
Scotch, and Americans, II they desire TO worship
God must DO o. outside the walls " ROME Since
the reception q this news the e States House
Of Representative. has voted by g. 70 % TO strike
out the appropriation FOR the support Of the Uni-
tel States legation 10 Rome, tina, no money be
paid for lie suppoF, now or in ;hc future. This
action Of the Pope l. insulting, dsgraeeful and
mean. iis neanHess and illihoraliiy are par,ieu.
larry noticeable IN the face Of The great fact that
in this country, Caiholics by millions are nc
corded the utmos, liberty to worship God as they
choose. We believe that high minded liberal
Catholics here will disapprovc this illibcral course
81 the Pope and rcgrc, the exhibition u such "a
sPiri, Of intolerance. This order has been pro-
mulgaiel since the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Rome, and the Union Of all Italy
under King Victor Einanurl II seems tina, while
the PoPe's temporal power Is eFumbling away.
be grasps eOnvusivcly amer IL, through bic eecc-
sias,ieal power, and the vieegercni Of God be.
comes petty ,yrani
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

DssrRicF MEuriSGs.-Th Tho nistrid Meetings
held On Saturday last, 10 elect delegates b. the
Unconditional Union State Convention, were,
We understand, well attended. Tho day for
the assembling of the STATE Convention has
been changed tn "Wednesday next We have
only received the full lists "f delegates elected
from the following districts of our county
First Hs'ricf.-Mm. :. Albert, /. x. iicaoock,
George r. foarl. George l.. Milliman. John Il.
Smith. Samuel X. Crt-hy, Joshua smith, Jas.
Y. Candy. Col. John G. Ifnilan I. Thos. woottcn,
J. ". VI. Mercer, Joseph Crosby. Chas. Thomas,
James ieshcar, Vincent Iul''n.
Ngh biri''-ChrstiaH Gore, WIN. McCui-
Tough. Dr. Il. =. Jones, Capt H. =. Matthcws,
VIM Fisher robert faricksou, Chas. burke
WIN. ". Hili. VIM. u. Hoffman, y. T. Want.
land, Henry Shew. VIA. y. Hare Henry Sntcr
Thomas l.. Mssrmnrc, GcorcN II. fulsc.
Scrcnh Disfricf.-Wm. Poster, Lieut.. Alfred
4. Cooper. n. ~. iIoiiaclscr. John ". Burns, &.
Tutnhaugh. Morris Frederick. Joseph Joncs,
Gco. Frederick. Horny $. Conn. Thos Cooper
Jas. a. Stamford, John J.. stilt5. u. r. K!.k
wood. Emanuel Fun. Micainh Meredith.
Eighth b,frri.--Capi. l.. :. smith, Evan VI
Price, Samuel Feast. Chas. l.. Jossnp, Powell
Griscom. Isaac NJ. Price. owen Goodwin, l.. =
Bull, VIM. Gorsuch. Samuel ". Price, Gcprg,
Matthew, Ralph T.. pucr, Iamcs II. Miller. H.
racl rricc. \. jackson BnlicrJ.
Ninth Hi,iri-'.-iuhu 4. Ensor, Henry hone
Ralt. NJ nunghcr;y, John .. Norris. Capt. O.
, ". Shcalcy. John q. knight, lamcs H. Smith
/ John ". ionencckcr. Samuel ". Cole, Liout e.
NichGas white. Ahn. Hilcf. t,.. Ncrryirau
/ J. II. sirau. rriuh Carter. ST.. Gro. y. tcn.
HcrtHM ps'rcf. Rufus King, Reuben VI
Price. Jonathan Beans. John Kruncll. solomon
! Ymlrr. George t. Edwards. Howell r.GvruaH
| Edward =. icli. col. benjamin faylur. llrnr'
I Mast Auuila Au"-. John q. NrcudrIi. :, ~
Sitter. John Gfaw. pr. Cha. v. 'Hddcn.
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frage added, as the basis Of reconstruction, anu
provides military government meantime Us
guarantee Cor the preservation OF order and peace
In the Southern States. Equmiy Of civil rights
equality Of representation based on vo,cs-trea-
son made disqualification for holding Office
the natioual debt made inviolate-tho Confcle-
rate debt and all payment for slaves set frcc re-
pudiated-thOso are It's main provisions. Tho
Senate has already passed it, aud probably ere
this time the llouse has taken action on IL. We
may hope, therefore, Tor some early solution OF
the reconstruction question.
Ldfcr.-Thc bill given above passed both
Houses OF COugress on Wednesday, and is pretty
certain to receive the sanction Of the President.
Tho following amendment was adopted az part
Of the bill
Mr.. Shellabargcr, OF Ohio, then offered an
amendment, declaring that until the people ol
said rcbelious States, shall, Ia due form OF law,
be admitted TO representation in the Congress OF
the United States, any civil Government which
may exist there shall be Deemed to be provisional
only, aud in all respects subject 10 the powers
and authority the United states, at any timS
10 be abolished, modified, OF superseded, and all
elections for officers " such Provisional Govern
uicht eaaii NC euuuutttN ouag y! INtrous uhuleu
in the 5th section Of this act, aud no person shall
be eligible to Office under such Provisional Gov
erniucnt who would hc disqualified from holding
/ Office under the provisions VI ihe 81 section o.
the Constitutional Amendment Of last session.
Gu the final passage ot tue bill IN the Senate
NcssFs Crcswcll and johnson both voted for IT,
the latter gentleman, contrary To general cNpec'
taiien, fsVoFius it strongly. Ia tie House. Mes
srs. John l.. Thomas and FFaucis Thomas voted
fcF the bill and McssFs. Phelps aud Mccullough
agains, il. M. Harris was absent Thus, Al
last. something rial aud tangible has been adopt
al in the great work ~ restoring the Union
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23
SPECIAL NOTrCE.
DIR. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills. A
Substitute for Calomcl.

spTlfESE rilla arc composed Of various
~ roots. having the power 20 rolax the 80.
crctions 81 the liver "a promptly aud cncctual-
y as blue pill o. mercury. aud without i'roluc
ing any 81 those di.agrvaNplo or dangerous 81.
lcrts which often follow Ne usc ol the latter.
IN an bilious disnr'lcis these rills may BE-
lacd wish confidence. aa they promote tho liz
charge oi Initiated bile. aud rcmovc those oh.
etrurtions from The liver and hillary duets.
which are the cause 81 bilious cilertiohs iil
general
sCuENCK's MANDRAKE FILLS euro Sick
Headache. anl all disorder of the Liver, indi.
Gated hy allow kin, coated tongue, c,,stiyc
n,is df"wsince-. rnd q general feeling OF wra
rino.' enl luasitudo showing tina, tho liver il
10 torpid cr obs rueted condition.
iu SHORT. those Pills may be used with nd
vJu,ur lu ~ ca'o1 when u purgaiivr pr a..
."itiitr uu't.tnr ,, reipiici.
l''t-r afs for " ~. Schrncks Mandrake
pill. a!.J .bs,rsc tia, thc two litcnrrscs ol
thu Doctor age 80 tn Government sinmp--onc
when 10 thrla aiI.""! Consumptinn, aud the
other ii A's rr.."ut l"rlth.
u hs Sob. utu.:i-t. and iealcrs. rrcc 3,
r''. i'r b'V. :sirep pal office, M /, N"rth dth
at..af. Hni id.lunin. i'.
i'.u-f.i W4 .'-.fi' h.srtf. Drnas nar'.rs i.
&c.. - !'ar. Bow y. s.. .. .. ilaucc Ius BE-,
tis"'r g.. Baltic. MI. JOHN H. Park. Cucin.
uaii. Ollie; Nalss & Taylor. Ch;cas", ~. 80
collin .r'thcr'. So inui-. No
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-23
Tho South in the Right. !"

TIE Memphis ilgs4l, .aier the management,
d A!beF, Pike, contains the following Ia is dec.
lAra,ion Of principles
The Southern States, like the Southern SOL
ligfy, have givea their paroles IL honor peace
ably 10 obey the laws 0, the United States
They mus; Keep tia; parole in good faith. When
they are rga;sf in the Cnion, and inri;c9 TO re-
turn. gaf can eisei czech = tAsu son. 40 Aey en-
trust M! Aoaor % rsprsssni nsrs i, will he soon
enough fos them 70 return.
Having these opinions, the AyP,si mus; neces.
sarily continue 10 believe that he Sta,ss ef ~,
sub usrs ~ ryii ~ IA greii cohiysrersy ti1i
;'..r 'esen'y yeTrs hscusI,on, eaiaal'ei "a eir,i
'rrr.
This fellow Pike WAS the man who melted 10,
latian' 30 io'aahawk and scalp the Union ell.
d.erg aEl let them into the war with all their
tafhsfou. practices. .; course, he has been
iar,lone'! ~ Andrew Johnson, and equally, d
cos.sc. iLinss TIA; ,hc rebels we're right