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The following is DR.. Bells reply:

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1866.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Times,
SIR In your paper of the 18th inst. let
ter appears, dated "0tsumwa, Iowa, Septem-
Der llth,r and signed "a FeniAn," although
the person who wrote it knows, a. we'll as |
do, that he is not member Of that orgaaiza>
ton. He asserts-wlth equal veracity-that
am s.without doubt in the employlof the
Republicans
Permit me to inform you that ! have never
been connected with any party of politicians
in this country-that | am not connected with
any of them now-but that hold the posi-
ton of Central Organizer of the Fenian
Brotherhood" whose headquarters are ut
FOG Broadway, New York, For the truth Of
this statement refer to President Roberts.
have right, as good asAhat either Of
yourself or your veracions correspondent, to
take part in political affairs, whenever
think proper to do so. The time may come
when shall do so. But shall act then, as
have always acted, openly and honestly
not as wretched scribblers, who are them
selves for sale, dare to assert-under false
pretences.
The Fenians of lows know their own busi-
ness, and can do it without being spoon-fed
or noise led by any school of politicians in
existence. On the 4th of this present month
of September, Convention Of Delegates
from the several Circles of the State Of lows
met in the city OF Davenport, G. G. McGov>
ern, Esq, NJ. D., State Centre, in the chair.
The resolutions respecting me, which they
passed without dissenting voice, is my re.
ply to small ISLANDERS of every description.
Here it is: .s tsf
sResolred, That we have the utmost conf
dence in the ability. integrity and patriotism
of DIR. Bell, which conadeuce he has earned
by his self sacrificing devotion to the holy
cause of his country, and that We repudiats
all attempts of any party Or parties, trying or
endeavoring 10 locate him Is the agent or ad
vocate of any political party in this county,
excepting the Fenian Brotherhood, whose
representative he is. " . wa
shall. not inquire whether yop, Or your
party, are responsible for the conduct OF the
present American G6Sesnments 44rafds TIE
Feuians, or not. had always hoped that you
were not. But if-like he saSxcious scribe
of Otumwa-you think proper 70 make
yourselves so, then Ishall Say that sn
sorry for it. And perhaps, before Al y over,
you will be 50 too. tsa sst
l am, your obedient servant,
Dawn Bell. Ii. u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20

Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty ysars.
1t acts upon the absorbents the roots Of the hair
and changes il to its original color by degrees.-
All instantaneous dyes dcaden and injnre the hair
Hsinstreets Is not dye, bat is certain in its re-
suits, promotes itsgrowth, and is beautiful HAIR
all dealers
Saratoga Spring water, cold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20

LYos's ExrRAcr OF PcFE JANAIcA aHGFR,-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, 4e whore . warming, 60
NAL stimulant is required Its careful prepsrn-
tion and entire purity makes II cheap and relia-
bic article for culinary urposes Sold every where,
at so cts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring WatsS. sold by ali
Druggists.
jy4-wed -d-e.o.w-w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20

A SENTRY IN the rebel army, w. plsesd "a
guard 70 watch = csrsaia rood. 4bs Adjd-
liant of the rsg,mess came alsng aaA sttsnpt-
ed to pass: Sentry sang out, "Hahf Pm
century here, and Y ypP aoa't mismount and
the whole ,seyolaloaz Of tick tAck a ~
order. ! viii do Il, rot yer.n II is nee1less
to say that the -sulifiy horseman scsme
dpvn ',ss This ssnAsy helosepl 70 ~ 80
ceAf1&S.fxs1@& sisssl ys~sas III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20
II 600 Books, amounting. .. retail prss.s 10 sssza

Il 400 Books amounting at retail prtsss, 70 tss,72
Add to the two above aggregates all other
music books in Root l. Cady's stock not in
Guided in the foregoing, and grand aggre-
gate is reached, both in numbers and value,
tina. is really stupendous. when it is remem.
bered that this 10 only one branch of their
rapidly growing business.
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400 Books. Grapd total in both orders. 10 20.
These books weigh about fourteen tonsl
Measure. when stacked up solid, niue cords |
and amount at retail prices, to $25, 100, be-
ing the largest orders ever given for music
books in this country. Besides these, Root
l. CadY order largely, of course, from other
houses Last fall and winter Root b Cady'e
Steam power presses could not print their
own music books fast enough to keep up
with their orders. To guard against . repe-
tition of this difficulty they commence The
fall trade this year with the following stock
Of their principal selling books on hand:
Retail Dozen
Price. Price.
$500 Musical Curriculum, Geo. +.
Root .......-.............-.....s....N5 Do
$4,000 Goronet, q. F. Root............ 1 IS $l2 50
49, 600 Silver Lutte, g. F. Root so 500
1900 Cabinet 0rgsn Companion, G.
F. Root.............. IS
700 Roots Piano-Forte Guide, G.
Root. rs
5000 Musical Fountain, q. r. Root Is 200
5000 Snow Bird, "0ur
5000 Robin, Song Birds"
7,o00,Red Bird, for
10000 Dove, 1866, is Zoe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20

WHAr Din IRA yonng lady, returning TO
her country home after sejsup of a few months
in leNsxsFk, Vas hardly secogaised By her
friendG IN place or rustic, dnshed face she had
soft Rudy cemplsxiou, Of almost marble snotA-
ness; and instead or y, she really appeared bal
II. She told them plainly she used Hagan's MAG
noiis Balm, and would not be without it. Any
lady can isapros hsr personal appearance very
much by using tAa ast(cls. Il can Be ordered Of
any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20

idTn li4iSp ths fstsls ncn d. AssfssAIsa -
self very severely-oHe hand almost 70 crisp.
The torture was unbaiable. The Mexi-
can Mustang Lipiment rslisved the pain almost
immediately. n healed sApidsy, asa I'm very lit
tie scar CHAs. FosrRR, 40 Broad st., Phils. !"
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang
Liniment will do 1t e invaluable in all cases of
wounds, sweings, sprAins, cuts, bruises, spavins,
Beware of counterfeits. None Is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel-plate engravings, bearing
the signature Of G., W., Westbroak, Chemist, and
u Es.ass . pnrAs B Aslrs Z Co, No
Saratoga Spring water, sold BY all
Druggins 20 81
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Cass Of 3s vals m0rveco and book completeo %
Case OF 20 large viays In morocco and book ~
Case Of 20 large walls plain and bcok....-. %
Case Of is boxes Mos. l5l and bcok.-...-. 70
Yksss rsnsdls, ~ tbs single boz, ssut TO
any partef the country, BY mail or express, fes Of
charge on receipt 81 the prize. Address
HUkPHREYS SPECIFIC
HCNTOP{THTC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and Depot No. So Bs oadvay. Bev-Tmk.
FOR sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily 1T bis cfaea q
sonsrIy BY letter above, for all forms Of disc
ian2Idix @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20

All who value beautiful head Of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, win not ALTO use u oRs 6kbnysd Kathai-
ron. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy Grad
icates dandruf, and causes the hair to grow with
luxuriant beauty, II is sold everywhere.
@sa =. THOMAS LYON, sdhIaSist, y. &. .
SarateGa Spring Water, sold y al
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An Interesting Question

NTHA Glass Of people will be most susceptible TO
w attacks from Cholera,
Evidently those Affected With any diaeaae Of this
stomach, bver. amy ofthe tans appeetaiAIng 20 d
esstoa This eiss Of Undoubtedly will b uose
liable TO contract this disease than fhsss possesssA 0f
strong and healthy dig-siiye organs. tssf "a
The question then naturally arises, how shall
store and keep ihsse crgans in healthy and normal
c,utftiont We s.swer. by attention 10 edet avoisSs
all Intoxicating drinks, matter In what form pre-
scented aud by the according ~ lrectiops Of that
great strengthening touic,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20

- ~ ~ - AF0e fAh%& IA 81
To give our readers IN idea Of the increase
of Ross &;CsVTs3sbocA tN6E4 the
We copy below the ords91 they recently gave,
in one day, to New York houses. For the
iufhrpasioa Of tHg4 IA sAs IsshHps
we also quote the prices ruling IN Chicago.
Of Mason Rroa, B. : G., ordered - fol
lows:
biosH ssoss 9ta 81 81 B.
1900 Key Mote, VIM. B. Bradbury1 l 50 tls %
1000 DiapAson, Geo. =. koot........ 81 NC
2.eee Jubilee, VIM, B. Braabsry.... - l6eci
1000 Praise Of Zion, Wilder q d. @as
venport. ..............-...-..-...... 80 10 90
1000 Roots Cabinet Organ School ~ .v,s
500 New Carmna SAcrA, Or. L.
Mason ........,-.......,........... lse Is 90
500 Halielujah Dr.. Lowell Mason 50 is 90
500 Araph, do so Is 90
500 Shawn, Bsslbu4y 4 Rooss..s la S&aW
200 Sabbath Bell, Gee p, Rsot... \ 80 Is 90
200 Festival Glee Book, Root
Bradbury .......,...sa.......a.... 3e8 Nm
100 n. 7. Glse and .Qhpue Book,
VIM. B. Bradbury ....-.........- 90 20 90
100 Haymakers, Geo. f. Reot..,... j 90 10 40
200 Esther, VIM. B. Bradbnry..-.. so 90
200 Flower Queen, Geo. r. Reot~ rs 750
90 Mammoth Exercises, DR.. L.
Mason.-...-.-..,..s --...,,..... IA 90
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.a.a &C..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-20
HooFLANp!'s
GERMAN BITE Rs

In asy DuSe u the word; contains no whsky, ram,
any o. her Intoxicating ingsediests, and be rsry
used In fsmss without any feat risk az those usnx
It contracting the dsea.r or nee q inteupsaucs W.
With this fsct distinctly unidentified many apt 70
coufound this Bters with the many others before thu
public prepared from liquor Of sone Kind Duripg tAA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01
.siA9IHll 10 9isis
!, ITIMIE M 3 iNATION,s 4 NEW YEAR.


'sThe King IS dead !! Long live the King r. Is
This fawning paradox they bring, sI
p In lands beyond the sea, .t9l
As tribute frum one monarchs bier
To sweeten to anothers ear IF
His newborn nalessty. = l.4s.7-.fsl.t, !
50 we--but wfth,no thought TO faw1i-
looking from midnight unto morn,
I With solemn voice eXclnim:
-'fThe yearis dead and, Live the year
The storm hath fledl The Sky Is clearl
The past Is but narneP .sI7rfi
The year that tinshes Into birth, fla1
With rosy morning over earth, eniiI -
Hath portent deep and true; -
In 1nnny a sense, to us, at least,
This year, now trendlng from the East,
Is gloriously newl :
New, that It comes not girt with STEEL
Nor resonant with, bait ttle-peal,
lfG Nor stained with blood and teaBI
But smiling through the parted mist,
IN robes of gold and amethyst,
This heaHen-sent child aPpearsl
Now, TINT Iong-seyered hearts Il brings
ITogeth her, with peace offerings; 80 !.
| Il iHelSindles hearthS long cold; ftsf
TreadS clden supeTstttions down,
And crowns the future with O crown
OF spiritual goldI =
.iThe year Is dead ln then, chant we here, n
And still again; 20 live the yearF -atl
And may Its light increase,
Till not alone DER u1 1t shine,
But shed the splendor, all divine, 81
| 2 OfiUniVeTsaf PeaceE u II 20
Hnm ia. ~ o. .nH TO-
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Arrival or semmes, lhe pirate, I'm
tsssl-si washington. 81


a Washington dispatch of the 29th
gives the following particulars concern
ing the arrest OF Senimes. :. ,e.r.L a.
Raphael Semmes, late of the Alabama,
arrived in this city last night, In charge
of Lieut.. French and a guard from the
Marine Corps. He was taken to the
Navy. Yard and placed In confinement.
HeaGas arrested at his place ofresidence,
at Spring Hill, about four miles from
Mobile; on the evening of The 18th in
stant, about eight O'Clock, by. Eieuten-
ant French, oman order from the Navy
Department, as he was sitting quietly
in. his parlor reading paper, Eienten-
ant French, on entering the house, at
once informed him of the object of his
visit, atlWhich SemmeS expressed great
astonishment, and exclaimed that he
had been pafoled, and his arrest was in
violation of his parole. bis daughters
were iereelY indignant and yitupera-
tive concerning the Yankees. 1lieuten-
ant French made the circumstances at
tending the arrest as pleasant as pos
sible, and informed his prisoner that he
would allow bin until twelve o'clock
the following day to arrange matters
with his faulty, which privilege he ac-
cepted; and AZ noon on the 18th an
nounced himself as ready Having ta-
kenleave of his wife and daughters,
the party at once proceeded TO Mobile,
where they took the steamer Louisa for
New Orleans. At the latter, place they
were obliged to wait four days 70 take
Ithe steamer Costa Riea for New York,
where they arrived night before last
and took tile cars for Washington Eyes-
terday. E0n arriving here last evening,
the prisoner was turned over to the Of
ficer at the Navy Yard.
THE Boston "A dgertfser says that
there are two distins9ished men q
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M m Il. KISNER,

ETTIRNDERS Els STHANKSTOA AII3 THOSE
who have favored him with their confi-
dence and patronage, and would Inform his
friends and me peotle generally, that he Will,
the coming year, occupy his old ONCE on I'D
street, near Reed q Kraft' Drug Store Centre
, Il Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be epnSult-
edtn reference TO their disease, the nature and
character of which the Doctor Is able at all
rftmes and undAT nll CifcuuIsia noes, TO describe
and to assure of the probable festltnnd dur1i-
tion oftreatmentl He practices the Eciecttc
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
= remefites supporting instead of depressing
y The Vital BowoIs. The medicines used by
him are prepared and put up In his own
offica. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
1T elfe nf isner viii give his attention 10 the
Treatment OF all Vafieties Of ClfrOfiie disease,
i1nf essSfirt.e OF the human Face SS.rofiin In
as aliitS ynried forms, viz: Purulent DfschAIgeS
nom the Ear, so sprorAlents among children,
PuTulent Opihaimta, Ozera, Enlarged Glnntls
1TIcSf5li iiofs CiflceTS and all Vafites Of Skin
= nisaaEsS win receive his special attention.
j 4 DissaEIs OF the Throat, Ilung and Heart, Iiy-
tff ar Complalnts DIlEfhuH Dysentery ard PILES,
n . Ofseases OF tho Urinary Organs ypflis, Sc;
= NeFVousS and Spinal Affections, EpIlersy,
Rheilmafisfn md lPaFalyS Diseases Of Fee
males DyemenorThesb LeItcoffllel trolaFIslls
Ufprf and an PAIN nfui Irregularities nfld Nef-
Vous Diseases 20 which they arc 19ies5 he
r., treats SuocessfulIy The treat t1nene OF
DREN win receive the same ATTENTION ts neEe-
to6opel a Isconsnlt lions and connnIllsesa- ,,
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfnIly an
sWered. onice hours norn 2 to L a. Nj 70
- 9aand6 toeP!M. 81 g a l1fG9 lnnn1
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IEMlHPFIEID l q RAIL ROAD
ward Warii Il Not At Am End.

ITTHE NEW BOOT sHoESToRE, No.
"A I5S Main Street, where drst elass goods
ara To 1la had at from 10 to 20 Der cent eheaper
than any other establishnent in this etsY-
faCOAfE ONE COME ALI TO JOHN K.
ROBINS0N, where yor VIII ind aWen ses
siSting OF every thing in the line Of IladifE
Gents and MISS wear. kept constantly on
oocupied by Mr.. John BtSl10p. can and ex-
anime for yourselves and secure good bar
gaina- Now is the time to ignt yofir iraof1eV
back, and at the same time replenfsh yonr
understanding. Don't forget tbs place. tfie
sign olthe Big Blaek Boot. noY2l.
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Letler rrom lhe IRs6eI aeneral EarIy..

so = = =
The New York NetDs says: We re-
eeived by the Havana steamer on We'd
nesday the following letter from Lien
tenant General Early, now in that city,
but about to leave for the City of Mexi-
co. 1t contains many interesting state
ments which have never appeared be-
fore about the forces engaged in tho
late war, and much of the heretofore
secret history of tha military move
ments of the Confederates:
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DISSOLUTION.

THE coPARINRRsHIP ExIsTTNa Be
y, tween ~; q Leech and Thomas Hughes,
nofEed on me 18Th Inst, by mntnaf consent,
Those having claims nfnfnst the Iatsz drm
thoss indebted are requested 10 make frnTno-
dtAte payment "A collector VIII can on those
whose accounts aEedus. =. : = Z. -. !. -. =
oaB-omd THoS. HUGHEs.
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Landrethls Garden Seeds.

TNHE UNnERsIGNED HAVE. AfApHAR-
il rangeTneTts TO have on hand 2 cpinplets
ply the Spring trade. We are also authoriEe4
toreceive orders nom Market GardepeM allu
furnish the bill direct nom IRndfeth q son.
A1liwho may favor, MS with their ipatronage
may DEPEND upon getting d genuine article ~
theRTplEerS PE1ees. QEder4Yia 10 1llled ~ m
hle5 scarce, We would rufge upon IA fhe tn14
portance of sending IN their orders emily.
=-fNLY lts3 L n GORRELIl & Co. T.,
: oeaB gsl = Cor or Marked and QuIncs sts- n
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HAVANA, Dec. rs, 1855
dior Of Me NetO York Mems:

i
To he Editor Of the NetO York NetSs:
Having seen it stated in several pa
pers published in the United States
that I am an applicant for pardon,
| desire to, say, through your columns,
that there is no truth whatever in this
tstStement. i have neither made nor
authorized such application, and would
not accept a pardon from the President
of the United States If gratuitously
rendered me, without conditions or re-
ELrictions of any kind. / have nothing
to regret in the course pursued by me
during the war, except that my ser
vices were NOT OF more avail TO the
cause forfwhich I fought; and my faith
in the Justice of that cause is not at all
shaken by the result. 5a.,=,s.,r ti.s1
1have not given a parole or incurred
any obligation to the authorities of the
United States, and utterly disclaim all
Eallegiance to, or dependence upon the
Government of that country. am a
voluntary exile from my own country,
because am not willing to submit 70
the foreign yoke imposed upon it. ALI
declarations attributed to me, which are
Inconsistent with the above statement,
are entirely without foundation, and i
hope there will be no further misap-
prehension as TO my position.
% Early then. goes son 70 state that the
recently published 'treports of the cam
pAigns of 1854 and 1865, by Secretary
Stanton and Lieutenant General Grant,
contain many erroneous statements
which do great injustice 10 the Confede-
rate armies. The press in the Southern
States is at present effeetually muzzled
by military rule, and the Confederate
cause has no appropriate organ by
which the ears of the world can be
reached,n he reviews Lees campaign
and hio own exploits in the Valley, and
accounts for his defeats by stating that
he was outnpmbered by Sheridan, etc.
1t will be remembered that the Rich
mond pressat the time attributed it to
"apple brandy" q5.i
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Flour. Flour.

. ahA BR1ss cnalnpion leloiee Emily. { ~ :
3Obbls Phoenix. Extra family. "a
lS0hhlss 81. t.GeneytcYe Double ExyuE
noylo LIST. MORRISON a co.
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McoABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Yir-
ginia; also, proprietor of Krafts DarThe1
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup; improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. Stahlis Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
dac23-i -imdAX -.
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The Great Cure for All Diseases of thS
stomach, Liver and BOWelsi
HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD u
CABINET BRANDY, Medieated. J
Zoe saIe in aII rarts of the worId

HS-centraI Depot, American Express Build
ing, 50 Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Streets, Hudson,
NY GEO, c. Huhhsn PIoSrtetS;is a S8;;
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M5ea!lflaI.
HU R % RL -
4 PURELY VEGETAnLE T0NICil
LNYIGoRATING AND sTRENGTHENING

FortJfes tbs System Agatnst the Evil
EDeets Of UlsVholesome Water.
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Il AspxrEE called the Ftgfa1 Dt&1oo,.
Rep0ftes fas just BEEN started in Lon
don.s Il Is 70 be printed in chinese
Character, and VII be circulated in
Ohina! n Is ATTENDED to serve as an
adyeflisihg mex dinnffor European meT-
ichaflts and manufacturers.
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i8l Man, in his best estate, cannot be
helped tworthily by a slave" (" nor efl-
ciently by the lay figure of a milliner'O
shop, To help, woman must keep the
freshness OF her strength and the vivae-
fty of her spirit. She must be a rest in
hours of wearIness, an impulse of i'm
ertia, and at all time refuge from the
CiiPtiness of public life.
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VIIEEIINe Ne WEsTV MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1866.

the people of New England need to
know it, and better, they need to be-
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=. c ARTHUR, AGENT for paying pensions.
formerly Occupied by AdaIns, Express 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

The Radical Traitors In Dawes.
poro-'GAe Fanatics Ran MAD.
The Negroes Advised - 1naa.
garose Another Civil War.
The President Of the United States has
publicly denounced Phi lips, Stevens, Sum-
ner and their set Of fanatics - traitors.
Those people who follow that set Of traitors
aud repudiate the President Of their own
election, held = meeting in Davenport,
Monday evening, to denounce President
johnson and sustain the radical traitors and
revolutionists ct Washington. John E.
Henry presided. Alderman H. H. Andres
cen, waa secretary. Measrs. n. II. Claus
sen, J. w. Thompson, J. P. Etibolt, j. T.
Lane and Ed. Russell, editor Of the Gseetse.
and turned out post master, were committee
on resolutions. The resolutions we're Or
The usual stamp against 'ths eovernment''
and in favor ofths radical traitors.
Among the speakers Was Judge J,nn +.
D.llen. son-in law Of King Hiram, the radi
cal CONGRESSMAN, and hs, in bic speech,
said "that Congress ought no. to consent
to representation from The Southern States.
until it had permanently secured for the he-
gross the full and equal rieht Of suffrage
and that u the negroes failed TO oblain this
right ofsudrage, By law, ta<y ssssld bsjwst;-
net."
Il 10 thus that these esasy fanatics and
traitors seek to inaugusate . new civil war.
Let the people mark The radicals who would
egaia drsach the land in blood. d.-Rsek d
lo~1 Aspus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

We invite the attsut,ou Of ous vssdsrs TO .
careful persee 8 y; E.s.srly's aedissi adv:r'
Aay. Dr. Esatsrly's Pamiiy Nediciass hass bees
twenty years established in H. louis, are de-
esrve1ly popular have rapid ssie, asd ~ se'
easded ~ best now in use. Dr.. BastesIy pre-.
Passs remedy for each VsrttcuIss form OF dis.
sase and net one sssnedy TO curs I'll diseases. -
you often see rscomu1edsd BY others. HE med.
1einss are standard prepasssiees, kept 10 All TIE
prtacipsl Drug stores throughsas re great
Eorth vest, and are resosted 70 by inveids rrs:a
eli parts OF the United States. ~ ~. kasesrsys
Pamily Medicines are prepared under The eye Of
aa sxpesisncsA aud educated phyascesn we osl
recommend them With confidence 10 the afflicted
= being much superior TO others 10 geusssl use
Ne say 70 she sflicted give then atrial: Orders
ol1sessed 10 Dr. Eastsrly. -. LQuts, ues will
be peouptly Hlled and Forwarded ~ eKpreoD to
all parts efths csuntry. estl5 dAwty