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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-04-05
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General Lees Testimony Before the Re-
construction Committee.

Q. What is your opinion, from OBJ.
servation among the secession people, of
the state OF the feeling towards this
Government, at this time ?
A. So far as comes TO nv knowl.
edge, do notknow of q single person
who either feels or coutemplates any re.
sistance to the Government of the
United States, or indeed any opposition
to it. No worl has reached me to eth.
cr purpose.
Q From what you have observed is
it your opinion that they are friendly
towards tho Government, and that they
will cooperate to sustain and uphold it
in future l.?
A. / believe they entirely acquiesce
in the Government. aud so far as j have
heard any one express an opinion, they
are for co operating will, President
Johnson in his policy.
@ In his policy in regard to what 2
A. His policy in regard to the resto.
ration of the whole country. / have
heard persons with whom I have con.
versed, express great confidence in the
wisdom ofhis policy of restoration and
they seem to look forward to it as a
hope of restoration.
@. How do they feel in regard to
that portion OF tho people of the United
States who have been forward and zeal.
ons in the prosecution ofthe war against
rebellion
A. Well. L do not know. l have
heard nobody express any opinion IN re-
gard to it. As said before, / have
not had much connection witt, politi.
clans in the country if there are any.
Every one seems to be engaged in his
own affairs and in endcayoring to re
store the civil government of the State.
have heard no expression Of sentiment
towards any PARTICULAR portion OF the
country. M
regard to the payment of the Federal
debt
A. I havonever heard any one speak
on the subject. suppose they must
expectt to pay the taxes levied by the
Government. have heard them speak
in reference to the payment oftaxes and
of their efforts to raise money therefor,
which suppose is for their share Of the
debt. I have never heard any one
speak in oppoaitionsto the payment Of
taxes or resistance to their payment.
Wsir whole effort has beensto try and
raise money topay taxes.
Q. From your opinion and knowledge
of the people OF Virginia, would they, if
the question was left to them, repuaiate
and reject that debt
A. l never heard any one speak on
that subject, but from my knowledge of
the people, ! believe that they wonid be
inhvor of fpoyment of all just debts
Q. Do they IN your opinion, regard
that as a just debt?
A. / do not know what their opinion
as on the subject. | have never heard
any opinion expressed contrary to it.
Indeed, as ] said in the beginning, /
lave had yeryqlttle discussion or inter-
coursea'tttli the people. ! believe The
people would pay tl,e debts they are
called upon TO pay say that from
my knowledge of The people generally.
@ Would they pay, that debt, or
tLe,r norfinn cf IN xu;il, n a yauci, ala or;fu
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DAaLY CAROLINA TIMES,
by WARING s. HEBRON.
q harlO Otte, N. G..
TERMS FOR PAPER +:

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FRO BEcoNrINuED.]

THE CASE OF CArrAIN SEMMEs. A
Washington desatch mentions rumor
that Attorney, ,Gneral Speed has made
a report to the ih'esident upon the case
of Raphel j. Smmes, in which he ar.
CUES that lie is nt included in the gener..
al parole graute{ TO officers of General
Johnston's army
In what COLI should secret be
kept? In riold (inyiolate.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

- - olose lQoaauy, Saa1 1aeAs
-. a.es-se losa vill leave dock iost sf lssay
sfr.sl ~ feet 0yten. - foilCws:
AeS y. H. coasecsing With train 80 41.
-. Nceeooa, Dehoqae, (ssrssssg = Dsbaqss
SeSra ia S6VeSee q ny athst rensef FssePe0.
Ho1ioa ~ 80 pso6os nssth sd asssasssa -
- -: y .sesasa' .ss lssa lssafffses ne s
~ n -. esassssing with tsaia It -
-. pssSn.rs. 49, "a lliilvaahss. 80 :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09
FIRST HR1MIUM
s. s! -. IS SSx'fRsn 1! So
faACficAI y UfIlIry nlr Z 4. ASD :! ,c,-,,

Qriotpell1 pslsn6s1 4e1 10. leeS: saceeeans.l
81: ssehs ! III - 80: -. =: -: =,
slsss1s6 nssslly; = bsessLsssia epsssssss. -
~ oVaAene scnaa, sewe viii Deg1aA %
owoea 11noAD q u kln1e. 4akee ~ osna1ng
0MesA 0epep@fsD - es1uiee tAoa y h0d,
- vjtA s1tfasedioogy foRi1Ays oakIoe l0
01iSeAeo = 60 nnvSarisss u ~ vnnae. Win
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saass5 = = Sssss -, ~ wi7leel sss-
snA. beoag ~ ouosaeoR aAeD asae. y -
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~ sppessel e ~ ~ psi.sipal jesrsals end :.
eho1 ~ haDe UoDtks0.
"oee ~ Desssuehss h y iavaluahls; fsr ths
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sfS6 SesSins suepassss IL elhsss - have
ooen. ~ Il wvu)a roquire eo.u0n 70 eaanerate
~ noneeo1o viftuee. ."-Dsssssse Dssssport.
"WtA eIuk)o or doubls thread, u stlestly
yetveSv ropiaiy. With eou0sa needle, hakes
he ru.she ssitsA exsetiy lie The haud ssvins
1l psseOns Va buy ar oasrte sals limitations
sfiSs essciss Isskiss, viii . prasssstsd fes
inftnesnsnts on the patsnte. This Y shs only
lsw p}ieed Machine secured By patent.
Single Machinss ssnt TO any part Of the eoun
try per Express, packed in box with printed
istscsaiohe Or receipt ofprsec> e5. Agents want
cd everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
1ucements sent free.
Address all ovderU 10
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHINE CO.,
aWl5-dwlyl Once. lo9 Nasssu street. y. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

R1ee = LAgAsalAg.
Ise psstsctioa ltsn ths asovs, call a r.
SIMPSON / co. ed tako out Policies u
oAsee 0sse e3oss Inoosaaee Cosnpaoiss sePss
ssalsd By them. Whore The assursd Das-
oieipaeD n The Proots ef NE conpaniss
without iacuriug any liability. Once No.
~ Dssdy ST. asr.6>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Sse oweoea u smother eeluon p1eAing
Samburg grapes for Specr's Wise. IL = IN
admi1hte article, used in the hespitals and
By Ae orst ciaas fanilies 10 Pans, Londbn.
!. s.Aad Hsw York, In peafersnce y I'D Port
Wine. It Is worth trial, - it gives great
satisfactioo. dc4. .dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

TIE 6est Westsss Usiss s.saaes lem,
Capt. Jshn oaieA, lsssss ~ city daily q
7 A. n. end r. r., lss Pet Byssa, -.
aeeeiag vioA .eBaine ~ ~ Ha1hsso ~
Nosthsls - bsisls. Fass tavU6eA - d.
buqss, saly we dsllssp.
The naeaidesat side tbsel paskse ElsOA,
sye Stsos. Ga Wesdea, 1ensO = ~
6esaiae ~ q. psua - a iaosgUe1iale
psints. = y. PtsttSaan. aesst. q
The PsnbahA, Capt. 0svssy yCsssA Dsnaett,
viii lsASe ees s.. Loais te.nssfew.
The sp,ssdld seuansf Ssmii6At Capl
Pswses, and Clsek Bevsss, lgevsS lAis pssl
tss s.. Lsais to-aighI. kA. 15ls6is4
Agsat. uAl .'aai.s g s.al sss
Ths s,ssass and aest paskse Ncw ussssl
Capk +. J. Duspsd, Clad 3. 0f6ansll, Wi1
dspast e. Fsst lladieea ip-meesowsk 4 n
nsttyman Agent. - lsa.
Ths stanach I'D ssliabls paeussapt pacl
q Jaoss Means. CApl. Ms(shsll, CIssk ~
sen, viii depafs tos Dueuqus, ~ ~ jntsr
mediate landings IN he nosnisg q I
e'eleek. Catin tafs y Dsbuqss q. 4
y. Potty0an, aGent. - se4 =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Go to our friend N. r. Mesrill's for Kero>
sess Oils. Lsaps, LAntsrns, Chsadslisss.
-0lAsswaFs. ETC., n end Is Rands'lh I street.,
ChiU1ro. aps1 dSm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

JsT. vsnsis, 0ssdesss cd flseise, -.
Ath end Main Sts., fruit end ornamental
tfsso. Av3e-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

eazsfHl psrusal Of DR.. Easterly's medical advef
tieemeel which can be seen in our columns to-
-. n. EAsasrly's Fanily Nsdiciaes have been
twenty. years established in ST. Louis, are de-
ssrvedly popular. have . rapid sale, and are re-
garded tbs beat nov in use. DR.. Essterly pre-
pares . remedy for each particular form Of dis
sass, ed not one remedy TO cure oil diseases, -
ysu eltsa go rsconoe16ed By others. Ais med
icinse srs eeandard pespsrati0na, kept IN eli the
principal Drae ssOsss Throughout the greet
NestAues4 end 80 ressstsa = by iDselids fro9
Raaily ns1lsisss - psvpare1 us1ss tAs eys II
~ sspestseesA - e3essAsA phyueian ve 60
eooou5neo1 t1o0 M eoa01e9oSeo - o0ises1
= estnG meeA eseeise - SsAen = eeassel sss.
Mes1G y ~ a0ees1 give 49, AtgSGa. 0rdsee
= - sSsks ssssss5. sssis sSvis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Pgnny's Morn Aup fascKLx LorioH. -
Chloasma, Or Mothpatch. (also called Liver
epsl,) and Lsntigp, = Fssskles. are ellsn
very anneyiag, particularly " ladies' oflieht
cossplasisn, 60r ths discoloeed spots show
msss plaialy on the fase Of . blonde than Of
. bruasels; but they greatly mar the bean.
ty Of either; and any preparation that will
C1setoally remove them without injuring
the torture or color Of the skin is certainly
adssi1ssasum. DR.. B. @. Perry, who has
msds diseases Of the skin . speciality, has
discovered remedy for these dlscolorations,
which u at once prompt, intallible. For aale
by Hitchcock 4 Stasks, and Stevenson 4
Casnahan. Prepared only by B. G. Perry.
Dssnaeoasgist, No. - bend Street, New
York, ssd fsr sale BY all dsuggists. Price
% pss beetls. Call fse Pwsys' 1etA ded
Ntsah1s kSeisa. FuLlsn, FlHcn / FuLLsa,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago, III. splA ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

JuR noUuvuD ~ Gems csaSsn 0scouu
Am DoAoys q osooelment u spleodid Cae
e1neuo, ves01noA 1 0sosa' Fusa1ohlnl
0oooa. ian4>det /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Isox-PnosrsoAcs -CALrsA'A.-
M G~s1 ~ krcsrs 7SA.os, .knffA1 sad dssAasiy
combined in On amher-ecrcred csseaS, Ssausiisny
transparent TO the eye, tessass tst sasss sns &C.
eevtahle 10 ths stomach, in casvd Mack cs.'s
Ferro-P PAoscpAorafed Ei<tr qr Ouiisaa Anrk.
rseh pist ssalaias ons sunes q hSal caansaye
par ssI essA tsaspssaAl esasaaas On grals estrse.
SAMPLES fsrrIassd frse 70 The rsssssse.
CAswRIl, Max . o.,
eo,s Nanofoetsfen. nn1er ~ Aaue bsesl
iassS-ss thsrs saaA0 svYsss CHs
AARRnH0.
On the 7th Inst, at the Ses4s 01se. BY ~
Rev. d. s Watson, JOHN P. CONER TO Miss
NARY c. LAThROP, Of Allea's tevs.
To-Day's Adyertleeeente.
HUMAN Hal
-.GND. ei ~
W1w M01Gnros u0nnD0o,
nAN N BOUGHT AT NO. sWllgo 0Tn1DT,
u DooeOn. chsapss thsa : - aAoe - = 0n1oDa
= 1sW yssk. u. ". n0lnnOOk lQO. ~. .
Wistee dsest, !QnYten q 0egDm, ~ - -
vs. VI Nets1 1slsi6llla. -. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

/ xss InA -fks 49, sillsl = 49,,
HseGA tslae, ~ Onss1 ~ ~ eDuiao T.
sshs1 aA>ictf y ! tnam '1wS1lnS =
Frsat bslee niplsgs =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

q = ~ 1sss.-0s - Dsyaae. 0haa
AoAA Massl1's nassaeset Osassssial Cd
os4A - 81 . tAsss1Sh psaoltsal basanss.
e4osa1Soa, - - 6ecc0s eeo1 suond tsls.
QpaqA epsso4se. Fer eireuIass addssss Zen.
SD9ng uonpe) Dsyant, 0sae4sn . Asssil1,
0avo6Qose, lewa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

w, 9sui.as1e'ss wsass III ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09
New Remedy. nrs. Winslsw's Mystic Pills

ere tno 0oly sa5e, truly e6o1ve medicine for Females
extant DO not tribe with your health, and cheap
sad dAnGsguup medciuc. which Druggists mny have
bought. and will rccommcnd to you, being ignorant
mild In tkes operations; cOsxeCt I'll Irregularities and
painful menstruation reove all ohstFuetious, wheth
cr from cold otherwise. No maiden, Wife or moth
to dircctiOns, aad know the result will be de-
sired. Al fce Mr.. Windows Myrtle Pills. Take
neoq eehes. PSSce - PET boz. Or boxes fus16 For
eele By I'll Druggists II Davenport II. bcUtd. Agent,
ChicaROs u,chs d& W6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

NJ take sfsst pleasure % callisg the st'
Hassissss 8 6t1sks, whs Assp csoslaady q
lmaas ssnplsss sosck q Puss dsuee ~
ss1ieinss. Prs6esiptises eassfally 60
esss6sA Alss q lsn1 ~ ~ eals, y
kchaek'e 0eeaaGA bfltws, 1ebaekse Sos
dInosina nooUa Ri1ban8 01oob Ruuioee. a
6sAl = sseA vGlsn1as ses5s1oss uassnll
seoes1s ~ y ~ 49, 1ltse Ae1l0.
4 rsApr>lrAps ClesusS& ~ Ksaesu
'enes6ils ~ Eysss Nsl1saal ~, ~ 4
ssoe> - - : ssaeasas ss1DshsiA =
- - peys' nsaly 49, CsseA,aG
sAisS hsselsssk ~ isosl9 taDm., osv
~ So. s sas9a. 5si si3san y ssss7ses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

- ~ bottls. Call foe 10y1s AotA Dad
Nrsahis kSeisa. Fullsn, FsHcn / FuLLsa,
Wholesale Assnts, Chicago. III. [spl4-ly
0PDCaAL CAUTION.
Ms. WinslDw's SssTnso SsaUr mas
sssns - pspslas thas ssssoss parties hass
pst ess aslio1ss sa1lias tAsn NrA wiss>
lows. Please tsks neties that tAs Nh.
W;ss'ss y ~ SsetAias Syvsp = ~ ssp-
assesS sieA sav saAsr sssiels. iunA1& wam
Tbo ADvAnsAon ~ DasT1us. .--TAses -.
voseaRso osog1ne 10 he sq1jun - Ssbiels
sGesdod ~ ths adoinistsssiss Of snedscins.
The slsaasA e H. dyspaptis viii reject
masy ssosdiss In their crude form. but will
ela1ly receive Ghs0 whea eonbined With an
agsssable and refreshing beverage Or drink.
Now no liqsid preparation can be more pa
lasable than
nusBgL' = GOLDEN Bis7nns;
and a. il contains in solution the active
principles Of sassafras bsrks, gcntian root,
calsmus and other vegetable tonics. while
Il 10 entirely destitute Of any injurious min-
eral ingredients. it, success ss . medicine 10
readily accounted for. In Dyspepsia, De-
bility, HEARTBURN. Liver Complaint and
Stomach Affections, there is no remedy
% slBeaeious %
HUBBELS GOLDEN BfTrERS.
Nss Ysrk Dspst. 65 Hudson Street,
For sole st Wholesale and retail, by Beid.
es6scks 4 Miller, Davenport, lows.
HsaasvAv's PILis.-Bodily Prostration
"A word Of Advice.-No other medicine
hss yet been discovered to equal The effect
e llsllovay's Pills, 10 theft rapid nure Of oil
morbid affections Of the BRAN and wears
ness or enervation Of the body; the one be-
leg intimately allied with the other. The
prinasy causes u this disease exists In the
stomash' snd thsss medicines ere especially
adapesd foe purifying the blood, correcting
he dsfaneemsnts d the liver, stsengthsn
ise tAs digestive organs, and invigosatine
shs sssssal systs1.
Mich 0roWth of HAIR produced.
ISe aaaural color restored mot dysd.) aud dis.
ssse Of the scalp. falling od, &C.. eectusliy our
~ by using MA0U1RE'S HAIR COLORING
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price q per bottle.
Rrepaeed and sslA By J. = c. MAuUlRE. drug
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

To Caro Chile 4 Fever. GET MA
0UlA4'E A0uE MIXTURE. put up BY J. .AC
AA0UlkG, ~. Louis. PRICE, tl. 30 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Grxr's FURNISHING GooDs.-Remington
L Co, near the corner Of Brady and second,
have constantly on hand . splendid sssort
ment Of gent's furnishing goods Of oil ths
astest colours end fashions. They are also
manufacturing I" order in the most spprov.
ed manner. Give them call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

OA rns RAYlos.-wc learn that The
atsamsrs Canada and Savanna are new
ssrosna on shs Lower Rapids The Hawk
Eye state viii ssdeavos, hswssss. TO reach
this peint tomorrow morsing. end depart
for St. Paul at the usual hour.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-05-16
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Nv from the AthIntic Monthiy.I
MY ANNUAL.
ron fnr noYs oF POW


How long will this harp which you once loved TO
hear
Chcet your lips Of q smileor your eyes Of tear :
How long stif the echoes Il wakened cf old,
While its strings were unbrokenu, untsrnished its
golda
Dear friends Of my boyhood, my words do you
wroDgt
The heart the heart only, shall throb in my song;
IL reads the kind answer that looks from your
"we will bid our old harper play onhl' be d'es
Though Youth, the fair angel that looked o'er
the strings,
Has lost the bright glory that CLEANED on his
wings,
Though the freshness of morning has passed from
3ri it's tone, '~T ,frrN rrn
1t is still the old harp that was always your own
| claim not its music,-each note IL affords
strike from your heart-strings, that lend me Its
chords;
| know you will listen and love TO the last,
For il trembles and thrills with the voice of your
past. -.. 10 .-.st5lRl
All. brothers! dear brothers! the harp that hold
No craftsman could string and no artisan mould ;
lie shipped it, lie strung IL, who fashioned the
Tyres
That ring with the hymns of the seraphim choirs.
Not mine are the visions Of beauty Il brings,
Not mine the iaiut fragrai around II that elDgs;
Those shapes are the phantoms OF years that have
Those sweets breathe IRON roses your summers
! /. have shed.
Each hour of the past lends its tribute to this
Till IL blooms like hover in the Garden OF Bliss;
.nI . tha that la us tupy will
Where Friendship unfods there is Paradise still.
The bird wanders careless while Summer is green,
The leaf-hiddon cradle that rocked him unseen;
When Auiumn's rude fingers the woods have un-
dressed,
The boughs may look bare, but they show him
his nest.
Too precious these moments, the luster they ding
IL the light of our year, is the gem in its ring,
So brimming with sunshine, we almost forget
The rays II has lost, and its border OF jet
While round us the many hued halo is she l,
How dear nre the living, how near are the dead
One circle scarce broken, these waiting below,
Those walking the shores where the asphodel'
blow.
Not life shall enlarge it, death shall divide
No brother new born finds his place al my aide;
No titles shall freeze us no grandeurs infcst. -
Ills Honor, Ills Worship. are boys like the rest
Some won the worlds homage names we
hold DEAR
But Friendshp not Fame, is the countersign
here:
Make room by the conqueror crowned in the strife
FOR the comrade that lIrls from the battle of life,
What tongue talks Of battle Too long We have
heard
In sorrow, in anguish, that terrible word
II REDEEMED the sunshine, il crimsoned the wave
Ii sprinkled eur doors with the blood of our brave
Peace, peace comes at last, with her garland Of
white;
Peace broods IN all carts ms VIC gn;Lcr tonight:
The blnron of Union spreads full In the sun
We echo its words We are One We are One!