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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Another man he's been murdered In Bfe-
mcr county by athreshing machine With uu-
boxed tcmbling rods.
There are 1859 persons ID nsjuoue
county between the ssee Of Eve and twenty
one.-
The asstieasssu Of Cooasil Blu6s ase
giving away fns tooth combs BY the dozen,
a. We learn from the Noppsrsil-another
triumph Of "ths eternal fitness Il shiaoa.'
The Ot&umwa Courier understea6s 'seAal
new paper in the interest Of the Iowa Con-
isrcnce Of ~ i. e. Church Il - ~ searted
In Mt. Pleesaaa he first II Decembss.
The Citizen 10 the name off new Repub.
liean paper inst started at Oskaloosa, By n.
g. Carleton.
The manufacturing drm Of Hale, Davis 1
Co.,. q the Fort Madisonk Psnitsntiasy
wesks, turns esl this ssoeoa foue thoaoand
hofe-rakes. three or four hundred dozens
o. steel end nalleabls goods & O. forks, hoes
~ c sSOg fOsks, ~ SOoo wAestbserews |;
wv doa, ofsnaths three q fsus thsusand
sss.n s'.oise one thousand dosea Of Gag
sess eaa.1c hastelo, vo1l-bushaR saelDouS
snc sea iaaunsrab.s. 30 saye ths
Mr. Bovdish 81 0tssuwa We chopped BY
highwayoes ~ aishss 20 f. Wsneli.
County. The Courier says that me- rob.
bera ordered Rowdish 10 threw h;a no~tet
book oct Ia the road and % ON. "a. n.
dsmurred rand halted his buggy under ths
cover Of sfrisndly tree. Here an ssRumsut
'esneued bstuesa the parties the sobbere q.
sistiue that Mr. B. should throw Me pesa.
~ h0nk ovnp.hnard and Qo.I:.h s..:.4;..
with equal vshemence that he Wsuld DO NO
such thing. An exchange Of shots then
followed. upon which the highwsymsn 1ed
and NJ. Bowdish returned "a. linnvills.
I'D gathered up . Soree. sf c5sissns and
eea!ched he weeds Sss ths sobbses. hss
.viahsrs sssssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09


Facts arc e.ubborn ,hnrs,~ says the old proverb,
anu N theee alone do intend to deal, In present
eng WkiGHTS TAR SYRUP to the public. All
Know tue Necessity OF guarding against Colds. %
wen . the necessity for taking the proper remedies
vncn tne Colds are upon NJ. We cay, without fear
q Contradiction, that the superior Of Wrights Tar
syrup Tor the cure Of Cons umptiOn, Coughs CO,ds,
1fonchtis and al diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
docs not exist. Below are Testimonials from per
eons. some OF whom are known In oil parts OF the
country:
Da. X SaRiros Mackenzie. Literary Editor Of Fos.
aeys Philadelphia Press, wetee-
PiulApsssnA, July -, 1861.
DeAs s.:-Last Christmas for the nfst time In ~
I've. was much ahiicted By very severe Cold. with
esmoss esnssant congh and sore chest. "Fracsiee
nasss perfect. the provefb age. bot The oose
eougned the wotse did II BY What then ceusid-
Steo an accident, but now believe to hsye heen
rrfovideoce. Wa induced 70 try D.. Wneor'e ia.
cHaur, purchased nom you. and greatly relieved
IN Two DAYS, wholly Cared N tea. nh not unpleas-
snt 70 tne teste. which b good point. Many ynts
30, reading my way through IN old library. came
ecroes me works Of that BisAop Beekeasy, vho pro-
pneueally and truly declared, more tAaa centuly
ego, tnas westward The march Of 8upife taAee IL
ny. ma among theec were two treatteoe = which
&c advocated The ueo OF Tas. - curative Of
many 0neesce from Catasfh - he plague. wes
sneo euucs VIII the cngency q The good AlshoPe
aI19@cau. ana An now ourU-0Um the eMIcacy 81
". Wfghrf preparation Of he same remcdy-that
shsy we're sntise1y correct:
4 sHEifSoSs fAcxrxxu. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Is THERE GoD.-Hew sloqusntly does
Chs:eaubrian1 reply 10 THE Inquiry:
There is God! The herb Of the valley,
the cedars Of the mountains bless him the
-'neecss sport in his beams the eiephants
saioss him with the rising orb Of the dsv !:
The b'fda sing OF him in the foliage the
oceaa dsolaree his imyhsns,ty man s,o.e
has said, There d no 0odi'' Unite in
Thought At the same instant the most hea,,.
tiful objects in nature suppose that ven
- q once Al the hours Of the day and IN
the seasons ri the year morning u spsins
end . morning Of autumn I; . night bespah-
gled With stsss and night soyesed with
eloods; neadow6 snamels6 with 8owers,
aad forests hoary with snow fields gilded
by .tints ri autumn /; then alone you .Rill
1sse . juel coacsplioo 81 ths untv6fo4-
While you ere casing upon that sun which
ia plunging under The vault Of the west, en-.
se6sR 6hsSela 611hirt6 ~ soeeG1eR ~
the gildsd gates Of The east. By What 10
eoae.sNolv psAio ~ that aesd stas,
which is sinking, fstigusd end bussine, IN
the shade OF evening rsappear q the same
instant fessh and humid Nth the dsus Of
oosnins Al every instant Of the day the
glorious orb IL II encs tislag, reeplsndent
ct MONDAY. and Getting In the west. Or
rather orr esnees Deceive a.. and -lherS n,
|prsSSey spe&tng, No cent pssA X Sonth
IN She wctid. Esssything reduces Itself 70
: single point, from whence the king Of dsy
send: orb triple light IN one substance.
Inc bright splendor 10 perhaps that which
cstuIe can present thst il most beautiful
g. chile y gives " m ids Of shs 3espet.
"a noeeaaeeaee md Stsoisll&m pos9 %
God y exhibits q ~ eanIe 60 8 ahipine
Saege = TIE glssis0 Tsinitv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

m DBuQoNsTRATEs.
NUehins n sors clear than that the fan
oleeolGns demonstrate widespread re'oiu'
- In che public mind. The large losses
Of The party 10 power 10 every state ~ne'e
Nhs nonul.r voice has been heard show con-
elus,vely that thorough change 10 going
an In the minds oil the masses IS to the
principles and policy that shall control the
administration Of the Government. II IL
chat verdict which arises from the sober
second thought which 10 more sure 10 BE-
right than the 6rst impulse Of ths populas
judgment and will The party 10 power
cannet deny but that il has had every q?
postunity 20 influence the minds o.
The people and control the ballot
bog. The Radical party hes been Tor near
" seven years in possession Of nearly every
State government in the Union, with . suf-
nsisot maj osity in. Csogrsss TO make ito
mower 10 thss branch Of the Government
unlimited. More than this Il hes had the
advantage Of having been the var party In
the lsts unfortunate civil stfifc, and it has
used it to infsme and intensity partisan
prejudicos and passions against its political
opponents. But with all these advantages.
upon an appeal TO the ballot-boz. the arbi-
ter Of public opinion Ia this country. the
principles and measures Of the Radical
party have met with . decided. and under
tho circumstances, . remarkable rsbukc.
The radical leaders cannot deny but chat
their measures have been passed upon b,
ths country in the recent elections. NsitheI
can they say but they we're fairly and fully
presented u che people. and what 10 mes
singular 10 the fscs that whore they hav,
been The most thoroughly discussed. III
condemnation has been the most decided
Tho three great Ststss Of the Usion--Ns,
York. Pennsylvania, and Ohio-have spc
kse. end their voice V against chs dssssu,
tive policy. the eossuptioas ana sxtsav,
gsoss Of the party that has controlled u
0ovssnmsus for the past seven years.
The great reaction that has taken plse
gives hope that constitutional iibsssy an
free iussitusions will b. maintained, an
that the Government will b. restored 70 u
purity. simplicity. economy. and sqs
rights 70 oil sections and interests whic
distisesishsd the better dsys Of che R.pul
lie. ind which are necessary 70 pr
serve and continue the peace, unit,
end prosperity Of the country
ssd that soch consequences may Gov fro'
the great revelation which 10 going o.
tho public mind, must DO the prayer Of ever
pstriotie mind. The glorisus results Of III
elections hsvs lifted the heavy weigh
that have caused dsspondsscy and elsol
10 rest upon she public mind, and ri,
hope and joy 70 those whom the even
Of the past few ycars had occasion.
doubts ~ 20 the capacity Of men fos Del
government
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
mere O.. 80. e 3s :.s :: e aAs 'ss-
sspotlit,s American Eve Oalvo.H

On which line oves lse0oseec beGes heve been leed)
kAs placed II beyond he pals q expesi0ent It he
become necsssaty IN every fhnily for inseaat ~.
not only for dieeased eyes, acte or Chronic but for
aneutaneoas inAammations, burDes eaiilolaane. err
gpeae, saltfheum. stings Of insects, wneQueto bites
lnnnee sorcQ cha1se I'D seahps eiape bonqe, chape
npe snd all kindred ME; sd healing
- 4 By m4Kic. Being apptsd HxsnHA!LH, y hns
never been known In sngle case TO injufe. - the
Of tho COUGHING needle Biet0ufy. probe AZ Of
eusning csnsttee, Gssod!ee lcueae ag6 Ryeysens,
frequently does irraparable injury 70 the eye BY cor,
constitute - envelope shae sensitive organ.
yse ale q vhslaals 90 ssssl = gaup1isogee lov-
- - - - ~ y ~ ~ Ses1ss ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
ng.OOM OF TmE LOTUS. ]

Warranted Cheapest and Best!
To Farmers, Express Companies. Stage Propretors,
Livery Establishments and al who use Horscs.
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT.
In Pint Bottles 1t One Dollar.
For the cure OF Lameness. Scratches, Wind Gale.
sprains Bruises. splints Calls Collie, SlippieR6u'
fe Everlasting. Sore Throst Nail In The Foot. &e.
All who own or employ horees, are assured that
ths liriment will do al and more than Il stated In
curing the aboye-named omplaiuts Dur ng twenty
y.ar- has failed 10 ri satisfaction 10 Elm
gle instance
Sold by Druggists and Sadders Price 20 cents per
box. Depot, % Cortlandt street, New York.
THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH.-The
fore the nervous and debitatcd ehonld immed late
II use HLM BoLD's EXTRACT Buouu. d6 y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

For asstactnnccus EDetaclspmens
% Horses frcn Carriages.
HIS INGENIOUS AND VERY rsRrtrt I'VE y.
Hon. which has been patented in the tpi,e5 q, ss.,s
France ann England, IL offered bv the suhsr,bes
10 the pnbc. feeling assured they Will nnd q, upor
examination. one OF the greatest Inventions ~ the
arr. w.
Prominent AMONG its advantages are
FIrsr-The facility with which horses nav he h.r.
messed tn or embarrassed from Carrisrc also rem
derfnv u unnecessary for the reY~cn se 10
pass between or bchind the horsee A. IL ca.tornary
thus avoiding ANY liability Of being kicked.
SFCcSs,- In case Of \ horse falling, he NAV he
Ncecd nom the carriage IN second without ieay.
irg bis seat y 20 simple In 10 opcrstons that
child can work Il.
THtkp AND GRxArrsr-fn case OF horses taking
fright, becoming rnmnnaccshlc OF running away
the tcrrihleconsrQucncs which frequently follow
may ~ be avoided BY this simple application 10 car.
ragce a. the hofsc- he loosed from ths carriage
..in twink ling. and the carriage - quickly and
M, q. pGCRKUX gave several public exhibitions
The great favor and praise unaffected by the public
these occasions. IL one Of the evidences Of pop
ular appreciation Of It, nestts.
Terms may b. known and orders ereeivcd Tor ap
plying the patent % carriages or purchase Of State
"'s''-' " ''"'' d. pucREux, Pa.entec.
Oct. 16 dsm % Elizabeth STREET.. New YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
BOYD BROTHERS,
Banker { BROKERS,
- CLARK ST.

3S CL Al Xxx 81
CHICAGO. ILL.
Dealers In Government secu.
rites, gold, silver, Canada
bank.notcs and compound
interest notes. Particular at.
tention given to orders for
1905, 6.2O's, io-4o's and all
legitimate stock and bonds.
Bankers and Merchants can
always rely on obtaining the
highest market price.
ROBERT BOYD. So CLARK Street,
CHAS. l.. BOYD, Chicago, LII.
Refer to W. F. CooLRAuGH, President of The
Union National Bank, Chicago dcf3-d1ln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

" Ae., houGht and cold Oh eommieaipo ; =
Interest allowed on Daily balances, o aceosnS q
Bsuhs. BaAhess, sud oeherv ~
Orders left with
TAUSsI0, OEMPP I co.,
~ 0aAQn0trenH ~ l1usa srssl ~ rern,,aiv an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Immense Increase of Sales.
ALLCOCKs POROUS PIASTERs.
Where one was sold . few years ago. athoussnd are
cold now.
They strengthen. warm and invigofste the part
upon which they are applied and relieve nervous AZ
fec,ions Of the bowels. umbago pains Of the side.
and usually all local palms, In affections Of the kid
neys they are OF great service.
Lame Back.
Nsw YosH. Nov. -. 1e5e.
T. ALlcocK q Co Gentlemen lately suffered
severely from weakness In my hack Having beard
your Pastefs much recommended Iof cases OF tnis
kind prosered one. and tire rcoult waa all ! could
desire A single Plaster cured me In week
Yours respectfully. j. O. BkISoS.
Proprietor Of the Dfandreth House.
Principal Agency. Brandrcth House. N. I. Sold
By I'll Druggste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
1snrhclOr,s LlNtr Dye.

rhs. splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world
The oulv rrrv and rrnyrcr DyE-Iiarmlees, Rclia-
BILE. In.tan.apeous No disappointment. No ride
u,ouat;nts. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
III etYedts OF Bad pyes. inveorAtes the hair leaving
It sof, and beautiful The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations. and
s,,o,ld be avoided sold BY all Druggistsand PERU.
mers. FACTORY 81 Barclay street. New York.
swBEwARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

RELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
CHU
IL ne Grsdf Divrstso.
axlNpoLps CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAnAAFAAxl1A
IL tks Gredf Hood IWrtHer.
Both are prepared according 20 rulee Of Pharmacy
and Chemistry and the most active Inst can be
made. iseoo-uMWy
wANTED-Evcry man feeling the eMccts OF
habit contracted in youth to send his name ana al
drnspksi,h stamp for return Ostage) TO DR.. J.
Ely btsopBsE. Box 1870, Philadelphia. Pa, who
will inform, them OF method by which they can be
cured, and the visor Of youth restored. auc3n-sm
BLOOM OF The LOTUS. =.
Endorsed by the celebrated DIR.
Fitch. of New York.
4 the Lotus Flower is OF the most beautiful Of
n flowers and In the Orient Is held typical Of Eter
nal Life. go this preparation Of !. .mpirtsa
BLOOM TO THE COMPLEXION,
removing nearly all the indications OF advancing
year, while rendering the skin soft and pable.
AZ u COSMETIC for l.aiiies, there s nothing to be
compared TO t. and Gentlemen alsc ind II very agree
able after shaving.
The purchase Of one bottle will surely lead 10 the
buying OF another. On every bottle IL an endorse
menf Of its virtues by the celebrated DR. s. 8 Fitch,
OF New York. 1t can be obtained Of any Druggist,
and Mt Wholesale and retail Of HiBBERr & CO.,
ut II Tscmsnt Row. Boston. Mass. Price 81 per bot
tie Sent BY express to part Of the United states
on receipt Of price. oct14d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

AT rHD GaLHNfC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. In Concert Han
11oek. neaf he Post once. 81
Paul, Ninnesota-
~ fhe Only rsgulsf charter.
ed fnfirmar1 Of the kind in the
West, In charge ~ . re9ulef Sur.
fecon, 4 graduate Of the Medical
College Of Ohio.
CoHSsDESlaAl Consul1Ar1ols.
SpermAterrh9a or Seminal D.
hillty. Priv O{nonoeo. Female
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
RODMAN, FISK & CO.,
BANKERS,
Dealers n Government Securities.
NO.7WALL STREET.

Buy and eel al market fAfee:
SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF 1851: TkN-FOhT1Ee,
FIvE-TWENTY BONDS, ALL ISSUES:
eEvEN-TH1RTY NOTES, ALL SERIES;
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, 4
9OLDAND SILVER COIN
Registered intcfeey collected and Coupons eashed
without charge.
80 Notes sl SERIES taken In exchange for theaew
COns0lidsten $50 Bonds, on terms advantageous to
ho sere OF 1905
Merchants and lmportsrs supplied with Coin for
customs duties at lowest market rates.
Orders for purchase and sale u al mieeellaneous
eecCrities promptly executed. Mail and telegraph
orese viii receive pereunA attention. Deputits
resolved end interest allowed On balances. Collee
dOns made on all points. with quick retufno
leba6-div RODMAN. FISK CO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

HELMBoLps FLUID EXTRACT BCCHu 10
plcsssnt in tssfc aud odor, nee nom Ill injurious
nronertiee. and immediate in.ts action. td&wiS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

lAFE REMRDlRe IN unplcasans sd dangerous.
ieeases. Uee HtLxBoip's ExIHAcG Bucnu AID In
,aovEp Roar " Aeu gfebS-dkV1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

Whist do we live FOR yis't TO be
The sport Of fortunes power
To launch our bark on pleasures see
And Goat perhaps IA hour ?
To waste our time ia idle dreams
or What may be tomorrow.
To CLEAN With care from present scenes
The source Of future sorrows
What do we live for is't to End
The ties VI friendship broken,
That loves q sound TO cheat mankind
And die rs soon as spoken
To marx thc woes on others hurled.
nor weep their hsppiies lot 7
To hate our feliows-cnrss the world
To die and be orgot,
10 . We were formed to seek for truth
Through paths made plain by reason;
To hail that light in earliest youth
Which shines 10 every sesson.
Yes | ~ woso made 70 win below
The boon hereafter given;
To calmly smile At earthly woe,
Aud &sA our hose In Heaven.
N~es~~.f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
CHU

Principal Agency. Brandrcth House. Nj. Sold
By I'll Druggiste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-09

r,e,e I. ,o,hins like Dr. velpau's French Pill. for
Na,,,', ,h n,n,. on freeh aud entirely free from
pmpcr The Cause OF which u that II regulates the
ssn,i,. ea,~al, systern Sold BY al Druggirts.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07
Blair and l,loodslled.

Frank Blair apareuty. has a knaek 81 geltii72
upa iigii Nhtfcger be goas - peak dis oplt5rE
eakousIuns, l,y senaa singular coincidence are fre
qucutiy aiterfied l9 blo3dshe and less % life, IL
Tennessee where he IS making speeches Ter tifs
r,bci ticket. there wis alGght at knexvile during
one 81 his addresses. and two negroes were shot
Of course the CONSERVATIVES say that The victims
were4he atgresofs and tried b break 40 the meet
ing 1tH little sifgnlsr il that IS true tat none
IL lic Conservatives wore badly hurt. Those " he
have listened Ia Blars Insulting anlr i4usiYs dia-
tribes which be seems ts mistake arrangements ars
ret surprised ttat he frequently sueeess IN .soadiu
Ejs opponents Into Interruptions and expressions ol
dissent which has friends are quite fond 81 siieaeIgg
by pistol sbots-St t0sGs Dsnoe9at
This man Blair did the Radicals Of Tsnnessee rs
harm. bat a service " aereyef be spoke our ma
jor'iy e greater lhAn4ps looked fur Our people
understood MIRO 20 b rensionel missionary sent
out from Washibgtoil
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07
uayorIufirell.

During the exciting perioapf the pas two weeks
an important and responsible duty has doToye'
upon Coll James G. Lattren, lhayer q tas csy.-55
Thoagh altering with him ia politics we cheerful
ly bear testimony that Mayor Luttrell has energes
ioaliy, earnestly and faithfully discharged his duty
He has'rendcrod etieientthe police under his com
mand and strivcn TO protect alike ahelasses IN th'
exercise Of tleir rights, aRaA sftsS
On election day be Was oepsaufiy on @s7lFs.ss'
personally supervising the police and iathNHy eS
ercising bis authority 70 prevent sny iuriIsso'' z
the law. In his efforts hc WAS efficiently aided ans
sustained by waddel, Chief and Bhdwell Assistant
Chief of Police M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07

When Ethcridge would hold up the Riiaiesl par
" as tho party paying no taxes, riding poor hoFss'
wearing dirty shirts, and having no use for sap
the rebels would cheer loud aud long II turns out
that mans vote with dirty shirt on counts as
much rs The vote Of The pugac-prold arstoerat
That Il what troubles The aristocraey Tho eonaop
laborers-ol country, slio woar siifiy silsas,-a
tend TO rule These mon who stand upgP opFftfeets
change shirts every day, smoke cine cigars ana
drink fine braudics, have bad their day.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07
4 ThIne on lie Past,

Harpcrs Wolfe, If New Hofis q nevtral papef
"a peflsr politics. icufoN whfsiffe % sRRssiie
Al III 10th Rsdiesis aud tensaryaIat tlhis' sssass
Of ihe policy Of President loooson
eTbo Prcsidents famous policy ls as r'ueh a thing
Of the pastss ile ssirbeai pFelet Of MI jefferson
To every man in the country who does nQt have
niger on the BRAIN. lpe truth s. bs 'Ieelafai'oq
is ms plaza as tie uondy elq' Aierew John
sons policy is eonseryalis"', end t'ePseryatfm ?
as powerlcss in this country a- hepsli'v q the 81
ries Of l756.
Unfortunately, there IS a sQ'all party oi Rip Nar
Wrinkles in East Tennessee, who have pc eatifi
sense than 20 suppose that the Conservative pohel
of.Jolnson will triumph snch meq-gr9THn ils-li'
associato with the mon 81 the present entaa'ieas
They ought 20 Ice locked up IN castle #'th l''
Egyptian mummy ia the capitol 81 Nashville whi
was embalmed fourteen hundred years ago
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07
the Poor and Dirty PaFty.-.'17

The party representing The sifyllgsaee and
moral worth Of the country Pos been debated BY
pa,,er,. d fltl and off.scourinrs II sociste Eth
erdro stated in tls speech that nc Radical pariy
paid no taxes owned no property, mover changed
shirts, had no gae for soap and rode PggF 4iYfs
To be beaten 50 far By such party is bad enough.
1t indicates that the people are sick Of the sqrP-
tailed aristocracy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07
Hon. John NeiherIand,

OF Hawkins county, BIAS been gwlpaied by The
President, and confirmed by tht Senate IS Minis
Ger TO Bolivia. We would as soon See Col hether-
land have ths appointment s amy other VensfFa-
tive DctcsHng his politics, We esteem hiin e 4
.easileuwu in the private relptioHs ~ -hssgfln n
z Rolea AI,rn,,e Of Obs etyiesa hiraasssby
the Precedent, and rejected by ibe Senate. as Pay.
master in the regular army
rmf - t--l-tz..l--.--..z-2 -4EIe rTT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07

The returns received give Maynard ooo Of f. ma
orty. with Polk, Union, CIaibonlei Campbell
Scott and Morgan COUNTIES % heaF from These
six counties Will swell the minority U zen OF twelve
Thousand WHAT. fetube % The reoeI reNilsrs Of
Maynard, and aFlst5cratic pretendefs, who have
erected iorus the gentleman HtandarJ lepeople
are an righl, sad bs degree ttayFal qi8nthe eyes
of the arislosgatic leaders and would-bo dieator,
who seek 10 bring then, pnder rebel rgic again
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