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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-05

wosse sc.seGay ~ Dss06 ~ sopply thsn
- ne sassst q 1beositjGD y life. Dos lev
~ oeee 49, lay - - mUoey. On
ss ! fetusu, = I'D 4he4 - peotobeoo
nslso-thstr 6lAeGo gore. tC1e9 hayo -
seeet Als a041frnany r I'D egippae6 -
eensss rajGs( = lpnslitnEieo Sall thsie mis-
Scssnos3A Qsi1dA = ~ int1rssts, y The
vesy hyps ~ bod y ef hhose eno stayed at
bone Adj mdke a rspdbach On NleM.
Ssos aattot ssm1s ak nd, many who
woeemq6t 4adl1have pee1ed their lives
with he kravlst I take it (br granted thst
evyeyna4 vlpita IAN. a6d roopained e
home. hid % ~ feasons eufruDy satisfac(o
y to hiuaslf. Nut sav u euch. these old
soldiers 6sghtys bastles they fought
- much ~ tho&eh thex had struck aside
TIE arm Of the mafdsrerl intent on your d.
stfctisn, or thsuoA Afrvqf ypss dooes The In.
vader Who would Aass dbspoaed you Of your
property. -
For the preservati4 Of the Constitution
and the laws, the vei5 Union under which
you have lived and Seen more blessed than
ever was pesplqAsfcrs ia the historv Of
ell government "a civilization. YOU are in.
debted to the AZ soldiers. = represented bv
the men now before me. Yet thia yerv VA.
. var for the Onion e ths Art "a for n.
dependence and the one g elorious in its
results Is -. other, has been the pecuniary
RUIN Of thousaMds Of brave, self. sacrificing
soldiers, a il has made tho fortunee of A.
many thousanda efsthos. vho .tsvsd n
home. I now snne.I snd th;s .sso.;s,;or
,appeals to na,hi. .ent;.,.s.,t !. a -. ;.,..
tice to the old aold;sra vk;ch ord;nsrv ssn.
srosity and manl;ncss n ~ .sr;cs | dn,v u,. md
justice demand. Assist th4 old soldiers to
Open the oath to as.u s q, ore;n.rr 'n.".
Independence for themselyex Whesever
and wherever there Il ! s;tastisn ~ honors.
BE employmuns ~ ~ !. dlisd. III i. , old SOL
o.s. .s;,:. Ss.e ne q ssfen u he Possesses the
.s'ss ~ =. - toe!e wosx o. gwen
nrh,,c .sn.;,1 % s.' ~. ~: H. .es III a .ee. .ns'
srd % snnraa;4 .s" ds ~ snoo II ms I'ot:sm,
that ~ m hI s..... ~. =. ~ .no unel.nes
.u.' on ny Tes0fn none, snese re warm
nsss ness's -. ana :. epen arms ! welcome pm. Hs
-. e.,. So..s 49, - .oa!aes4IoI ~ ~ ~ ces-ne
o.y:s.:1. 10y Us .ns ~ a"u :ne cme .P>
ee,..'on az. ~ = men "n3O sne nne pssr'os-
" TS;S NJ, .% ~. 1ous L,;.. eA. ..
;,: .a's M:c9 Iot ~: o','.y ,S ,SF TOT
.Is'..e' 'uts sssocs. :. I""'I r"..h ~ .as Ia
nuencs Poonc sIs,msn.. % .,.: @acn. ..s,:a .sno
U ."o.s -o.s, " "s,:'s "J. s's'@| sPv: P'o''
~! ,se..Tx ..e ~ Rsxl ss.Es.....- sss:s.....y.
Resnonss ~ "a a. ~ 49,.
D., Ttss 49, S..3Ip
Received in T siIencsl n st.ndEnr' Il "a, q -" "'"'''
4ru.-The Presids6t oftIe United States.
May the light Of Divine Wisdom enable
..: nun 70 reoIgan'se tns u9,srnmsnt nPon
:s,s':' sections. . '''',F' ''2 aa''''' . -
trn..The Armt and evy, th} bulwarks
.. or Nasaooal s1ety nay they continue
tetri6Ie u ~..s s
Res Response by Y. J Dittss !,
dece...d oSInne oo@r aoys s. :nS Orpasns % o. cur
and carsS-msv xr;m 49, . as s.n.
never eros. their fhreshnld. a lad f,., ~
their beteaveme6ts:
Response oyS. d. Hendprsot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-05

No. Z. Academy of the immaculate Ccncep
Apu' property for sale. This elegant estate com
rises lo acres, with main building winch cost ~
BOY and good barn; laadjn ceutra leselsn high
Doping gradually south, east and north. Will be
,ld a; great bargain y fnPtstt .for soon. y
5As lses Of which may - psDn q Our eo1ee BY
nv party proposing to purchase. Bu'insxs are
" tied 70 calf and pee the same, ns the work Will
~ by cents &gato tn lowsA tiddE me land
praers upon Abe eitJ limits. but bsipe ipsts ont
s,ral noudisSoa. this land 4 tastetAlly lsi4 out
.ardcn sad iswu,-, and 1000 sAsds sRd frna-
@utal trees are planted, large forest treea sta4d.
- north Of the main building This place v we'll
orth tn . attention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-05

inE coSrRBurrom 70 THE ORPHANS
lioxE.-The following are the subscriptions
to-day for the purpnsc of securing the estab.
lishfnent Of the Orphans Home at Camp
kinsman. Keep the bsll rolling. Mseara. Of
TIE Committee, and let il be known that Da.
venport contributes, il che has sfnade money
OnN ~ thn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

vERY BLACK MAIL Last winter the
Legs aiure 81 M,sssehusiei passed . Law
fineing every landlord ~no refused 10 sllou
MS coIvfed brardeFs 10 sii y, lhr ,.nle viii
lis white guess the sun 81 hsis dollars II
70 said ihsi several negroes have been max
ing email fortunes in Boston BY taking sd-
vsa,are Of the law. They put up at GER
tsio hotels. demanded places st the public
table. and when they are refuse they remind
The lsndIords Of the penalty snd cffsr to
compromise for five or ten dollars. Talk
about black mail! This is ,he blackesi kind
OF black mailing BY the biscks.- Pitisbure
Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

AryEETIstsg--A lew vers ego 4 M. a Il
Hartford. ssys Ihe coursnt Of sh,f CRY va.
keeping . modest shoe store on Ss.te Ssreer
and 10 the old fashioned wss would nroba
bly, have got along aud made = living A
esy O. txo ego. uns u The Hartford papen
published a list. OF resi esiaie purch sset
within few weeks BY this shoe dealer ths
purchss- money in the ssersgsfe. amount
ing 20 $4,000. We know from i:ems ol
his previous purchases that he wss ALREADY
= resl estate ow ner 10 large amount. W.
believe that ae still keeps that un preien ding
shoe store Advertising. That 10 lhe = oil
lie hss advertised fer aud vide; advertised
ey ihe column. and BY his Own or borrowed
brains be made his advertisements 90 resds.
bic that often they ~srs the nost neritor.
icus literary prodoeiios in the paper.
A gentleman. who i still : young man
came here, ssys the Nsw Albany Ledger
with few hundred dollars. snd opened I
store |. IS feet. but brought With him
what was more vaIusble--thor0uch
knowledge Of HE business. and Of The value
Of advertising. lie nos lives 10 one Of the
finest houses in the city. owns largely ia
rssi estate. is sound. for we don't know kou
many thousssds, and is stiII enisreing his
business snd carrying il on with sn essrsr
and success which cannot :ail to place him
high on The roll Of the incone tss. iist.--
True, his advertising expenses 70: The pest
year we're something over $1,000. but sc
one can visit bic ssissIishnsnt without
seeing that il "Psys.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

II nsn wipes bis feet on the door mat
before coming into the room. ycu msy Be-
sure he will mske good domestic husband.
II . man. 10 snufisg the candles. snufFs
them out, you msy be sure bs will make :
stupid husband. II : man puts his hssd-
kerchief on his knses whilst taking bis Tee.
you may BE- sure be wiiI be prudent hos
band In Inc sane nay. always missruss
The man ~hs Gill not take the last piece y
toast Of Sally Dusa. but prefers waiting ior
the next warm batch Il 10 not unlikely hs.
siIl nske greedy. selfish husband. With
vhom you will enjoy no .erowr" q dinner
Or crust q to-, no peses Whatever q hone.
The man. my dssrs. Who 10 careful shout
wrapping himself Up veil before vensurinR
into the night cir, not uafssqsently makes
good Invalid husband That mostly stops @
home. and i easily eonfosiei with siops.
The mss who watches The kettle. and pre-.
vents il boiling over viil not fail. ~ dssrs ,
10 The nsried sisis. 10 exercising the ssns
care = always keeping rho pot boiIisg.-
The men who dosssr take ses. III. srssts the
cot. takes snsf. and Stands With his back 70
the Gre. 70 brute whom would not sdviss
zoe. ny desrs. 70 marry upon any eoasid-
erstien. eishsr for lore o. money. bss T.
rideciy GOT for love. Bss The nss vhs
~hss shs ssa = over. is discovered 20 hsss
he'd sese. . ssrs % make The best husbsnd.
Pssisses hike bic deserves being rswsrdsd
vish the best Of vivss. and shs best Of
soshsrs-in Isw- ~ dssrs, chen yss nsst
9Th sseh nss. d your usnoss 70 marry
lia. In sbs ssvsress winter be would not
bind going % bsd 6st--P0neh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

0TMr. Lo,z. . FfenehmaB. hss achieve,
decided success in his attempts 70 uss steam
locom = over ordinary roads. Heseeni
y took trsin from Nantes 70 Mint. : die
tsncs Of t~en,y-ains kilometres. (ssivser
ssensy-t~o and twesty.shrss niIes, } 10 80,
hours and half The iocoaos5ss is q
stribsd . being rapid sd wishost The less
ioslling.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19
shermar's March 10 l.l- sea

Ata.--"Fsded Fo~rr'
Our esup FIRES shone brighton 'ae monpis''
Thai sned on the rivrr n..ios.
While ~ stood by our gunr N ~ n"rring
Apd ~ r:, watched tor 49, oe'
Whena i .rseman ode ou, lrv'r 'he darkness
Th-, tu.g gt-sr mountain tsi trs..
And snonA "a,s~ up and w rr-ds
For >t- msa ~ill msreh y
A,.e shouted. 81.
Then cheer upon cheer ior bold sherman
Went 10 IRON esch vs'ley snd glen.
And the bugles re-schoed the music
Thsl came from he lips 81 ihe men;
For we kuew ihat the stars on oii- banners
More bright in their spi.ndor would be,
AID The blessings from Norihiand woulc
grse,us
When Shermhn marched down 10 the see.
And thai blessings, &c.
Then foss srd. boys. forward 20 bstiie,
We mtrci. on cur wesrisome wss;
And We s.f,ard the Wild hills q Rrssrcs-
Cd hl,.s ,h,.-s who icli on 'hai Gay.
Then kenss-~ dsFk 10 ifs glory.
Frewnsd doAn on she lag ct he free.
BIZ he y y -nd lie West bore her standard
when Sp..m,a msrchsd down u ih- sea.
nui ne Eat. &c.
S,l onward We yre-rpt III our hsanrfs
Swept out from Aissnis's grim v si-.
AID she blood d ,hr patriot dsmrcnsd
The soil who're the traitors hag tai'
But ~ paused mol % ~srp ~ The fallen
WHO slept by each rIvsr and tree,
Yrtw- tw,ned them wreath of the laure'
And sherman marched down 10 shr @er
Yet We iained. &c.
Proud, proud vas vur army ,hst morning
That stood by the ry2ress aud pine,
Then Sherman said. "Boys. you are weary.
This dsy fsir savannah i mine.'
Then sang We song for our chieiiain.
That echoed DER river and les,
And the stars on our banners shcne brighter
When Shermsn msrched down 10 The ses. .
And the stars, &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19
Excitement IN Clark Co.-OutraRe by
Heroes.


The LooisvilIe Democrat Of the 4th says
for The Psst two dsys there has been eonsid.
ersbie excitement in Clark county. lad.
caused By The attempt on the p.rl OF negroes
70 commits most csmnsbie osrsee upon
ne person Of sn old sud respeet,bls lady Of
rhe county. Within the past t~o nosshs
the reeurenees Of outrsges Of this sort in
ne oorder counties OF Ksatucky snd Indi.
ana have been Of frequent occurrence, ana
% :n'ense hss been Ihe feelings of the ci,i-
zens sgsinst this class Of persoss that many
q them hsve been compelled TO lesve thsir
homes 20 escape summary puaisbnens, for
II they had been captured they would no
toues have been hung on the irst tree
The results of . erine Of this kind ere plain.
y shown Sy the cisiseos Of EvsnsviIls. and
the negroes. snless thev learn hov 20 behave
themselves. gill be dealt with % brusss. -
The people wiIl sske the ~ into their own
hands
The case 10 which ve ailude occurred IN
Clark county Ind. isss Sunday night. A
party o. too negro so.diers vent @ TIC
house Of whi'seI. besr where party Of
negro soldiers we're enesn ped. and dsnssd.
ed milk. which US refused. a. there 80
oons ~ The house, which explssstion wss
g'sen 10 very pleasant tone Of voice. The
negroes then issuifed nrs- whi,seI 10 the
most outrageous manner. and attempted 20
sioiaie her pesson. Her cries brought soms
neighb bCrs 70 her rescue. when tho vii.s.s
made gooc their escape.
The ciiizens vent 10 search Of the rufisns.
and il they srs essehs shey wlII Be suspend
ed By . piece Of hemp to the nearest trse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

relative strength u The parties. q accord
'iaFly foiless thss change Of lee shss s3.-
ovo votes. in poll Of more than four mil.
lions. ~osid hsse defeated Mr. Lincoln and
aot have elected General NecIeIIsns
a party that ess.e 90 near suceess under
every Po.<'bie aisss-nssgs. hss no ressoa
% despair. The Tribone itself ssid. sss
short time $50. thss Mr. Lincoln 90 -
near defeat tsss nothiog but the Gilmore
Jsq1ess mission 70 Ricbmosd ssved him.
We suppose NO isseIlIgsnt politieisa dosb,s
thss. u 'as election hsd taken place in A.
gust Instead Of November. Mcclellan would
have been elected Even % il 80. several
States we're carried sgsinst Mcclellan by
frsod-ao,.Siy snd ao,orioasly the s,s,s o.
Ne. York by disgrseefuI : swind;s 90
political vilIsiny ever coscoetsd.
The wsr issue 10 dead; the slavery issue
10 dead: and on all living issses the Demo
cratic psrIy are united Tney ere ces6dsns
that their policy Commands the approval Of
lsrgs nsjority u the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

- The wife Of Peyton Langley, Of Ful
ton, Missouri, dishonored him. He talked
:hs matter over with her, when she sgresd
10 let him kill her, il he would himself com.
mi. suicide. This strange snd horrible ar-
rsngement was carried out--LangIey shoot
ing his wife through the heart while she
~ in bed. then placing himself beside her,
and blowing ont bis own brains.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

wid Christian drop frcm Cd d beck
De burden o. ssdi.ion.
Or from YER hsebep re, ds.ck
And travel 10 perdiiion.'
Halleloo;erun.
Trsebei 10 Percilion.
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DsnIw,ll ..felr ,.bs,. vh.-.
N,m.n.ion lie, n canaan.
De pre., ~b,te ,bron- !. \, A. ,oel
where .-oxs ds he.h.nI. 49,.
AndI .b.lI e.ze amid 4. coek
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

0Thirty thousand negroes have been
ssttlsd By General Ssxson on the islands
about Hilton Head. snd on the sdiscent tlan.
taiions on the main land. Thirteen lhous-
and Of them do not realize support from
the farms that have been given them, and
s'ill draw sstions from the Government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19

"a = obsious that only kslf sbs nsnbsr Of
woes 6ornisg shsss asjsrisiss nod q BE-
ehsngsd. % cancel Tho nsiorsies and rs-
verse The result. for every vote irsssfsrrsd
would make difference of tvo votes in Tho
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-19


The Trbuae i s"vsxing its ngh,eous soul'
81 me symptoms Of visor and vissEity-rhs
hopeful tone and eIssrIc confdence-msni-
ies,ed BY the Denocr.ric party. Like I
seEred child vhO pulIs The rornterpsns owe,
his face. that jcusnsI tries 10 hide from i,seii
the approaching dssnfsIi Of ns faction by
the following statement Of obstacles 10 th.
success Of the Democratic party:
The Democratic party. IL nor reorgan
ICED with sies 70 future uiunph-. il DOOM
ed 20 confront these siuisier popular con-
victiOns.
- Thst !, did not s,and loysIiv BY ,he
country in the great risI 70 which We we're
subjected by the slsveholders rebellion;
whereas intense patriotism. otherwise Usios-
ism. hss hitherto been one Of its proudly
cherished characteristics
80 Tbs, many who had long and dsvo,sd
y followed 10 standard we're obliged 10 vote
sgsinst it in order 10 rescue snd save the
country.
- That Sou:hsrn disunionism. with
British tory ian. and al manner OF Old World
le< potism end wickndnsss 10 high plsces.
wished snd intrigued Tor IL triumph; while
every one oui-ide Of ihis country whc calls
himself Democrs, hoped and prayed for
.its defeat
a That though it ran . General for
Presiceni. i sss beaten in lne army vote 81
least four 10 one
IS. That i.s secession 10 pcwer in 1866
or Q would ts every where hailed - con-
dennInr the var for The Uuioa, and cssiin 2
doubt over the Poneiusi payment Of u least
she interest on our national debit
For these and kisded reasons. !, has
been thought ihs' The party name and Or
gsnsz.lion might better be discarded, GIVING
place 70 others less obnoxious 70 popular
prejudice and more nearly eonformed 10 The
ideas and necessities Of the hour
II has never s'Deeu thought that the party
name ssd orgsnizstion nigh, better Be dis-
lesrde6." except perchsncs BY those reeresn'
Democrats who are snxi0us 10 get bsek iatc
the party. in some ~sy that will cover sbei'
Il is very certain that ihs
party xilI not accommodate tnem- The
ITritune reasons - il the aext Presidential
election would. lie the sssr. take place ir
h. xs-V rrs-fs r.f = IRENE ndous military con-
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and plants witL the purest and mdcst OF all diff
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1t is well to be foreamred against disease and, SO
far as the human system can be protected by human
means against maadias engendered by an unwhoe-
some atmosphere, impure water and other externa!
causes IlOSTETTER'S BlTTERS may be relied Gu
as a safeguard.
In districts infected with Fever and Ague, has
been found nfalliblc as preventive and irressti-
BILE remedy and thousands who resort to it under
apprehension of an attack escape the scourge ; ard
thousands who neglect to avail themselves of It'd
protective qualities in advance, cured by II very
brief course of this marvellous medicine. Fever ard
Ague, patients after being piled with quiniue for
months in vain, until airly saturated with that dan
health within few days by the use Of uostetter
Bitters.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence
it works wonders in cases of Dyspepsia and in less
confirmed forms Of Indigestion. Acting as gen
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