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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-02
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec. ..
Al meeting Of Southern loyalists last
night there was IN animated discussion on
the subject Of reconstruetion on the tesSito>
rial plan, meeting much favor. A bill on
this bssis will som 10 submitted 70 Con.
gress, which would fail to do IL duty IL Il
hesitated to declare the existing State gov.
eminent in the South null and void, and dc.
manding that Congress shalt establish Z
new government through the old Union
men Of the South. Among other PROPOSE.
tons submitted VAS one providing that
Congress shall appoint . commission "a
prepare constitution for each Of the South.
crn States. which. after approval BY Co..
grcss, should be submitted to the people.
The presidents Of the various railroad
lines from Washington to New Orleans via
Lynchburg, Chattanooga and Grand June,
ton, net in this city and perfected schsd
ule which shortens the distance from Nev
York to New Orleans % miles.
The great Southern mail will bc osdere{
upon the line at once.
The new schedule commences on Sunda,
night. Alter the first of January there vii
be two trains daily over the lines.
Prominen: Fenians having petitioned IN
Government in behalf Of Col. Means. arrest
ed in England. A reply has been msds tha
measures have been taken which will doubt
less secure his release.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
latest News
MI. TELEGR.lPR.


Erom New York.
NEW YosK, Dec. 8.
The steamship Britannia, from Glasgow,
81 DAYS out, il is feared has been lost. She
had a large number Of passengers on board.
An Alabama correspondent says that the
bill recently introduced in the Lower House
Of the State Legislature providing for quail.
fed negro suffrage. although It was laid on
the table, is significant Of great change in
the public sentiment.
A prominent member Of the Legislature
stated that the bill could be passed IL any -.
surancs were gwen that its passage would In
sure the admission Of Alabama.
The ulsaAUnioo 0ss are more opposed "a
universal suffrage than the old Secession.
lists.
A bill incorporating the New Orleans.
Mobile / Chattanooga Railroad has become
law
On account Of the enterprise Of the Uni.
ted States and European news association
in placing before the country superior tel.
egraphic report VI the news Of the day
through the columns Of the papers of that
association. the 'choks dog gang" IN this
city. arc rcsorting to oil sorts Of infamous
ialschoods in order to bolster up their fasi
decaying institution. The associated press
even INDUCES in personal abuses Of busi,
ness men, who are rapidly giving tbsll
patronage to those journals whose enter
prise places before their readers the latest
and only reliable news.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

New OaLsANs, Dec Z.
A special to tho Mobile Times from Mont
gomesy, dated Dec. 7. says:
The legislature rejected tho Constitution.
81 Amendment by . vote Of ~ to 2 in SEM
ate; 6s 10 IL in the House. Adjourned TO-
night.
At six O'Clock this morning the old New
Orleans theatre and ball room, which vas
built in 1917, took fire ard was consumed.
The less is heavy, and is but partly in
sured
Advices from Brownsville contain the fol.
lowing:
After the receipt Of dispatches from Gen.
Sheridan the United States troops wee
found eating beaver.
Wires mixed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

p. O11N28TED, ssP6O00GF0p60F,
an BRADY BETWEEN So / Ara STREE Is,
~ has purchased Of .. Wing q Boston. one 81
his mammoth multiplying Cameras. with the
sole right Of use in Scott County, for making
those beautiful life like Fcrrotypcs, Gems, &C.,
efter HE patent. He makes
One hundred smell Gems for. ..el.00
Fifty larger -. LOO
Three dog. still larger " -. 40
He also makes those Beautiful Ierrotype largs
LOO to o. ~ per dox. card size for e. 81 per d.
They have very fine 6nish and invariably
please. II you wish to look young and pretty,
20 and get come Of those fine Ferr0types. Pic
sures taken jest - we'll in cleudy weather.
dec6 dlVkWlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Tonoxro. Dec. 8.
Lynch, Mcmahon, and other Fenians re-
ceived the news Of their three months res
pte with manifest relief.
The excitement about the Madoe gold
fields continue. The indications are that
very rich fields exist from 30 to 80 miles Ia
extent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nI1NNEWEEI..S


ECE.EsrlCI The claims for this valued
Pfus.S. Family Pill are beyond
- that Of any other In use. a
tes Of them will not only prove hs but the greater
error ~ Gwrgsa which has heretofore been called
CmanAcTsa The EcLECTgC PILLS never require
over two aud seldom bu, for The dose a. the
bowels without the slightest gripping, point Of the
greatest importance, ps-ti'u iarly Ia
Chronic Constipation.
For which take rrsstI PnL every. or every other
night They produce debility and Cure indl-
gestiu n. Dyspepsia, Lead Ache. Liver and Kidney
Ce.a,'ain,s Piles, Worms Iors OF. Impurities of
u Hood, Lose Of Appetite, and all Dcrans cments Of
Bowels or Stnfn tch
sNr- Sold by all wholesale and Retail dealers In
Medicine.
JOIAa L.. 1lunmesvel1. Pr0p'r,
Practical Chemist, Commercial Wharf Boston9
Msse.
and fnl Testimonial 10 this Great ALONE Develop.
Deni sent on demand. oct7-dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

MONTREAL, Dec. 8.
The guard of honor before the hotel of the
American Consul At Swectsburg excitss
great comment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Lime /! Liupael!

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RsCBrv
4 ed goqd supply Of Poas BYaoa Wnss
Lana, asd will constaatly keep % hand q HE
old stand. on the corner or Ripley N Frost
ssreets, the Port Byron and L. Claire Lime
Also, Louisville Cemest, and the Utica, III,
which viii BE- sold q the lowest market prices
u lafge o. small qsss1ities.
Gro. 1BALCH, Aesat,
D.-~r-.,-A tr-ss Auc A-f1v.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
MUaKlNoUM VALLEY
ENG me WORKS /!
Ger. Market ana Third 0ts..
EVANSVILLE, OHIO.

1lV u AIV1 " V014AS .
Ger. Market and Third Sts.,
ZANESvlLLE, OHIO.
HAVING ADDlD oRRATLY TO ny FORMER
II e1tensfve facilities am nov turning out large
sS.sss q y imPsovsa rcstas.s s,e:s Ensinss 80
end in operation are gving the mot cstre satsfac
tion. There 2 bow hardly Seate g Territory 10 ~
unioa but TIT ny Improved Poessbse 1ngisee and
s..s.1 s,ssss :. t Sc .Sies ..1..s 8 :psft:
wosld rsspestfslly rsser you 70 e following gen
tienes ead certac Ne for IL porbility. utility and
e ssw Mis-: '' ''''-
lUl1os, ltswenba Co. Mia, Aug. -, 49,
=. =. Dsval-0r: We have bsss sunnine ~ Put.
srsSsr pss, itos 49, 3 il = q q isassr pef
day. We Grind froa - 10 . bushss Of Oesn PR
nile % - or Nm. We clesf{sly rsconnssd
'A'- TO 'A''' ia want Of s K II s fflSs 60.
srsAa nus, r. o. n, March I, leel.
u: y. Daval-oir; ne Portable cogine ard Saw
Mn ~ pafehasrd d yoa eivee es1re setisihcsSon.-
81 ~ i o osss 81: sss sae rssSe n
TIE bet sewing ever doae IN NoehRn fennsylvasia.
The Mn was f1n y IT. Hasdeesy
BeAms.s., wss1a1s Co., r.. Hay n, lees.
~ q. Dsval=sar: ne 1lgins a MI easchased
wcsk than yoa psoaissd and In The best manner. II
will cav nun 1000 to - - - y ien boar
HArcoox, N Nov. -, 1855.
]. b. Duval-Sir: TIE Sac Mil u - nOeee Power
y: Sssp e x y -. Scss,
Sss 81 ss 81 izss;s Ssf
lssyvr 0sDv., weekly Co Tenn. March Is, -.
y. y. Duyall-clf: On last Saturday, we cut some.
esevsa heass tsey Ne nisntes. Nash attesded the
ssa.ps, and can deHt svcsy DAY wi!h good lcgs "a
Aeads. Dr.. 3. J. SHANNON.
IN. Uuval-Sr: Iprofess to know but little about
achineU, bat take pleasure in bearing testimony to
~ secf ~ IL Portable Rnsne and 6aw nan puf-
Day az. DSo oS.r Mi min 'is; az cous.
ny. We have owed 80 feet II thirty minutes. We
can NV noe - 70 1'see feet gsr soss; ,,,.o,
cc0xxA, Nina, Oct, -, 1875.
~. DuvoIl.o!r: We ere GtIl alive IA Woil. The
neasesi . sl6sst de- - hi = a. 80.
D. HMbxRtAN0 . son.
cAce P,Arse. md. ~. II. IN.
y. II. 0avMl-Sk: To-day We sswod il,00 ~ 81
moo9 b ~ H. IN houn. About tkfUee6ortSG
err ~ ineA lunsss. The Nm Dos ysu veli
CuAlaoEn, Ma 1msh n ISL
pa = n ~ ::A 1sgs: sivial
- s.ss:. Z: =, Tss - AZ a6efsisssi.e g. id
80 e i sss1 ~ n s 49, = I've 2 @
CT 9 board, i0Nss = earA SoesG Il - 1i.sss ~.
1sass truly. 0eO. n. rU1T1B.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
COM MERclAL.


Davenport Market Report.
Osv,cs OF rms DAvsxP0as DsuOcnAs.
December 8. 1865.
Retail bulk elise.
Sacks paper. 9l2.o0
Dbl. el2.SO.
Wholesale 4Octs per Dbl lese.
Cons MEAL.-No. l, per bushel. 67kcts
WnsAr.-No. !, &l.96. Extra o3.V. NJ. 4.
el7s0si.so.
COnN.-5uc.
Oars. S0Qf35c.
bAnlRY.-3O076c.
POsAsUns-5O@k5c.
ONIOSs.- -25d26.
TuRxIps.--l7c per go lbs.
ArrLss-15@rso
burma -.5@zSc.
Eeos. 2593Oc.
HAy.-tl3,Ue.s
CoAl--By the load, 2ls22c, 1t yard. lsc, 9ls-
hvered, 2oc.
wooD.-S7@76.
New HeFk mar3es.
Nav Yoax, Dec q.
Coston--Quies. s21<QsA
F!our-Dull and lower, and grades unchane.
ed /; others declining e9.7s41lO,9S for FL.
State, and elocO@ll.0o for n. II. y. closing
dull.
wheat-Dul, and nominally lower, u 81. -
for rejected Mill.
Rye bull.
Bsrley-Oull.
Corn-lrregalar.:. unsettled and &c better. a
ei.0s@ LICK for chipping mixed western il
store; and u; lo9l. u Tor shipping mixed west.
Oats More active and Rrmer. q Gle tor Cascs-
70 and Mill
Pork-Quiet and steady, At e2o 9s@ao7S for
new. and eco l2@2o.s7 for old closing q
e2c.25 cash. and els to@is 90 for prime.
L. 49,
WhiPky-Quiet end inch anged.
Sugv Quiet, l0(9 tO}< for Tuba.
WOOL Steady, A5t467 for domest fleece. g
@5o for pulled and 2l@ss or Texan.
Petroleum-Dull and dropping, u for crude,
aad 81 y for refined in bopd
Rev Yoeh 0eock 0or1kee.
Nsv Yoas, Dee q
Gold opened At el.ss,<. closed q oi.s7x.
Money SGT Der cent.
Sterling quiet q l.0sx
ST. Louis GRAlN Rn.BvATOn
CHANGES ron sroRA0s, 90.
e
Inspection. ..l-sOs > bushel.
wa :,ms '..'''..............,;t S"sneI'
SeoroGc-lxc y baehcl for 10 days, end
Nc y bushol for every subsequest 10 days, o.
| lfsctionai part thereof
Stacking. If sc~ed-wheaa, Rye sad BAR.
ley. lhc y bushel: Con. 1c do; Oats, Ne 10
same II tied. &c do.
1Drayagc-To Steamers. in sacks-Oats
| 1c y bushei; Wheat. Corn and RYE, 1kc do
Barley Nc do. To within limits bounded north
By North Market street, west by Fifteenth street.
south BY Chouteau Avenue, in bulk or in seek,
| lslc y bushel beyond above limits Se do. Ia
Hast 81. Louis depots. s. y 100 fba.
| All Orgy age from the Elevator controlled b
the Company. BY order Of the Hoard,
apra5-dlv JOHN p. SMITH. 0oo'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

lNVEkl AhIlCLb Mn VII FEW ~ Tie
ID trade 10 warranted Fresh on0 Genos
Inc. We are now prepared 10 supply the trade
q lower rates than any other house In the city
We keep constantly on h:.d lsres stock s.;. .:
0taDne Patent Medicine censissing,
nlparl, Of the following
DR.. Easterly's Iodine cad Safsaparilla. Family
pills, Diasrhea syrup, American LinemeaA
Carriers Cough Balsss, Cordial. Ac.. &c.
Aver: Prepsrss'oa'.
ss-s:ss.. 90
kenuody'e do
Helmbold's do
Radway's do
R R.,.;::s! a. q.
sssisii.aa's d
Barnes %
Mr.. W,aal.vs Soothing syrup.
CcNsfifu r,Es1s WArER,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
Perry Davts' Vegetable Pain Killer.
Allen'e Luas Beisam. Hall's Lung Balsas,
urhss's xsshaa Cure,
Whiteoob's AslAaa Cure,
ean6srd's Liver lsvigerasor.
Jshn G. Dakss's Pure Cod Liver Oil, lsxtrs.l
Dosuett'0 Cod Liver Oil.
Nolas's cod Liver Oil.
Wilbous's Cod Liver Oil,
6melondss's Bsehu.
d. Melain's virnifuRe,
Lindsey'a Improved BLOOD Searches.
Lallemsnd'e Rheumatism Z Neuralgia Remedy,
Dailsy's Magical Pain Ext actor.
Johsson's Rheumatic mpound.
Scheuck's Sea weed Tonic, Pulm0nic Syrup and
Mandrake Pills. (Consumptive kemsdies.)
Odontoline for the Teeth,
Soaodout for the Teeth.
Perry's Moth and freckle Lotion,
1.nir6,a Hmm If Youth
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.
Lyons Periodical Drops.
Caswell, Mack 4 Co.'S Cod Liver Oil,
do. do p; do ,, -. Ci a..;.sl Bark
Biokrene, or Life keiuviustor.
POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
WlSHARTS PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Sloan's Condition Powders,
Munn's Elixe- Of Opium.
Winchester's Hypophosphites,
Tarrant's Seli,scf APPARENT,
Wisters Balsam and Wild Cherry,
Nerve aud Bone Linement.
Mustang do
Arctic do
| Arnscs do
wir1ard Oil. Gsrgiing Oil. ElectrieOii.
Psttit's Eye Salve. Russian Salve,
| McAlister's Ointment,
Bakers Specific.
Massden's Calisaya Tonic.
Marsden's Prctoral Balm.
Msgsire's Ague Mixture.
| Magmire's Compound Extract Of Berne Plans
0oodsle's Catafrh Remedv.
Hostetters. nubbel's Golden,
Rcback's, Plantation,
| Red Jacket, Swaia's Dssgbon,
| Hoodand's, Consultation,
Osyeo,ts Yellow Dockfand Sarsapasills,
VOLTS Aromatic sehiedam Schssrps.
Hair Restoratlves and
Dressings:
Bsrrett's Vegetable Restorative. (wasrsnted.
nershs Washingsoa. H.s9s Anb.o'is'
Lyss's Ksshyroo. spaais6 Lustrai.
Wood's Hair Restorative.
0rsham's Hair Rs.swsr.
Pcrfumes.
SWEET OPOPONAx. (new and elegaaa)
Phalon's Night blooming Cereus.
IUSin'. Upper Ten, New xows Hay, v,s.e,
E@psss: tse:ss. Napoleon. Rose Gsrsaisn
Ani inpoets6 perfamss - sxtreeas sssssaiy
HAIR Dyoe.
0eahaa's Hair Dye.
Christassro's, Iil1'e % cent,
Japeasss Hair esais. 1iiler's.
Upham'0 - eont} Bscheloe's.
Pllls.
Cheesemaas, Wiahast's,
Wrights, Ayers,
Sic James Clask's, Jayne's,
DuponcO'o AoLMa's.
Radway's, Huaneve4Ii
Holloway'a DraudReth's
Wilson's, Schsaek's.
lOGat'a, Hooper,
jadd'a, Ooek'o.
Mrs. Wiassew'e Myotis pillA
Deserves, 00gooog0 go 1npeFt
| water.
speeR'S CELEBRATE 9AooDUa0
PORT WINK
For ceanunisa. and weekly eenstitutieas.
An extensive osrortmoMt u
Wines Generally.
The Finess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Rev YOek stock MoPlset.
Nsv Yoaa, DEE. q
Stocks duh.
Gold opened at a ssh, closed q oi.s7x.
Money 6@7 per cent.
Sterling quiet q l.0sx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

STEAMBOAT i LAND ENGINES,
FLOUR, SUGAR anA
SNsc sN16u sNSNchi1ees.y.
HOUSE CASTINGS, IRON RAILING,
LA RD IKE r + I. EA.
Bells and Brass Castings.
DORING APPARATUS FORGED AND
ID finished for boring Artesian Wells Of any
kind. Of the best material, made TO order.
Farmers who will be in wuAt Of Cane Mills
this year would do vel! to give their orders
soon, in order to have their mill in proper time.
have large mill patterns that can only b.
made to order. Any one in want q heavy cast
inge for any purpose, would do well TO give me
= call before going 10 . distance TO get what can
be made 1t home Just - we'll, and with much
REP AIRING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
jy2S-dly WIN II. THOMPSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
II "a and Brady Strests. under Strecper
bay lie = store. Residence on 18th 81, bet. Ire
dy aud Main. oetsd- dit .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

0PlNk 4 N0OATON.
HOUSE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
IA ENS, PEPPER hangers. 0lssisss, &c. shop
corner Main and fifth eta. mch23 .dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

STUDIO NO 9-FAkRANUsB BLK, "a FLOOR
DnOTOCRAPnS WORKED IN OIL Oh
j wster coiors. or India Ink. on piais or
aleamsrised psper. Particular stt.ntion paid
TO copies. a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

TARPkNrEK AND BUiiDRR. SHOP on
~ Commercial Alley. opposite Post OMce. Ds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

HAVING hEEH sN0A0ED IN THE PRAC
Ii tice of Medicine sad Husgesy fes The last
TwnSrr rvs YEArs N rms SsArs. has ptrmen-
emily located IN tins city. and offers his psofes-
sionaI services 10 the citisena Of DavespSst sd
vicinity. aud hopes BY his long experience eth
the ais~ases Of the climate, 20 merit and r.ssive
portion OF public patio
''Hice corner Of Third and brady. over liud
ssv's srwelry Store. residence in what wss fer
nesly known % the Fultoa House. ON Water
street, shove the hstdge. junez7 dit
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.


Persons who intend purchasing Piano. will
lind it to their interest to purchase one direct
from the manufacturer We can guarantee our
instruments to be frst-class, they are made of
the best rosewood, are full iron frame and over
strung, we guarantee them for five years, with
the privilege of exchanging within twelve
months, if not satisfactory to the purchasers
Second hand Pianos always en- hand, from
$50 to $500.
Melodians and Parlor Organs from the best
makers.
rs We have permission to refer to the fol-
lowing persons who have our Pianos in use :
Dennis Daniels, d. s. Rentch, VIM. Rush, w
G. Butler, and Richard G. Williams, in Jeffer-
son County, and Benz. f. Harrison, James L.
Campbell S. G. Cunningham, Jacob Seibert
BENZ. Speck, Andrew Bowman, G. W. Hoke,
Lemuel Campbell, and James Denney, in
Berkeley County.
~ A call is solicited
December 81, 1867
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NOR THE SCHOOL AND FAMILY.
gsls- Now is the time to form Clubs. ia
GLARk'S SCHOOL VISITOR, Vol. X.

Terms IS cents year. Gibbs SO ce,ats
This Youths Magazine now has the largest
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Address Of the Democratic State Cen
tinl Committee.


Democratic STATE COMMITTEE I
Rooms, HARRIsnuRo, Feb. .. 1865.
TO The Democracy Of Pennsylvania
The events of the last politiccl can
vass are yet fresh in your minds.
Yer announced your uncquivoca
endorsement Of the restoration policy
of President johnson, and denounced
the doctrine of negro suffrage.
Your opponents affirmed their sup.
port OF the President, and cvaded the
issue upon the question ofsufirage.
A powerful organization, large oflic
ial patronage and an unserupulous use
of money, secured to them the victory
The record OF the past month strips
tho mask from the face of the victors
They treat with dcrision the declar.
ed policy of the President. They have
placed the Government of the Consti.
tation in allegiance, and its Legislative
and executive functions are usurped
by cabal Of men, who, in obedienco
to caucus, govern the nation through
the forms of a directory.
The right of each State to regulate
the qualification of its electors is de-
MED the will of the people of the
District of Columbia is overrIdden, and
by an almost unanimous vote. The
Republican party in Congress and the
State Legislature accord TO the negro
equal political rights with the white
man.
The initial step toward war Of
races has been taken, and a consolida-
ted government looms up in the DIS
tance.
The tenets of the President upon
these points are our cardinal doctrines.
In sustaining him we vindicate them
Organize in every nook and corner
of the Commonwealth.
Organize to sustain the President,
to maintain your principles,to restore
the Union. to yindicato the suprema-
cy of your race, and to bring in polit-
ical oblivion the men who have been
false to to the Union, false to their
pledges, false to the instincts Of their
blood, and true alone TO the madness
that rules the hour.
BY order Of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
WM. A. WALLACE, Chairman.
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n@lt is thought by some, that the
blood-hounds of Zion, will yet prevail
with the "1oyal" Legislatures of the
several States, and their several con-
ferences, enjoining upon the people of
this country to worship the ''saint'
Lincoln. We know We are a queer
people. But if a ''loyal7 negro, or a
white man or woman, sees fit to wor-
ship this new made saint, let them do
so. If the polite and refined French,
at one timo worshiped female pros
titute, what is there to prevent the
Pharisoe-American "loyalist" from
rendering alteration to a smutty Joker