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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
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House Street, Nes Orleans, Ia.
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HAS REMOvED To
no. 81 RANDOLPH STREET.
Chicago, ILL.,,
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where hs msy b consulted upon The tsssamsst
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Blood and sixth Diseases !
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

H1RTWELI & SMITH
ElgDU1ANCE AGENCY,

y
&. o1napooso Z CO.,;
natlal Benefit Life lns. Cenp'r,
Assets. ele. eee.ees.
Continental Fire In. Company,
Assets. On, sos. SO.
Security Fire Ins. Company,
Assess. 81. sss oee.
Insurance 60. Of Nerth America
Assets. q. 5000.
L0rIlard Fire Insurance 70 ,
Assets, o. .aee. 80.
Neslh American Fire r. Coniy,
a. Assets. esssseee.
Commerce Fire Insurance c.
Assess. ese~seA
Ttuyslers' he. Co., q ChIeages
lnsurs Ae'se 0s~srel Aes1oeaes,
49, ssS;sssus > 7ScsssS
Omee Ne. q DraAy Nereee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG.
COLLECTION OF THE
Most Beautiful Scotch Ballads
With pfauo Aooomnaus,n~~&.

Compiled and Arranged from the very best SouYces.
md latest kevieas OF the Authors Works.
The above ecF:ns nov volume Of the popular claee
OF Music Books known - ehc Home Circle SERIES |"
Chord. The Shower OF Pesfle' s'0cme Of Ger
man Sone, and "deme q sacred Song" al bound
W unss"!m WE and cold a. the came price, per vo
VIZ; riafn ssco; Cloth. -: Cloth. full 9iit a. -
soid ny all Nasic Dealers. Copiea mailed, post-paad
on fcccfYe % price. OLIVER 1hT6UN q CO.. Pub
ishere, III wsehinrtun Street, boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
PURE GRAPE vVaNH.
SPEER'S sAMBUna Port WINE
Vineyard, Passaic. New Jersey.

Pure and Six Years Old.
For the Communion Table and Family Use.
rIysoAB1D nj PBrsoaAns PoR
FEMALRs, WEAKLY PERSONS AND INvALHDe
Sambufg Grape Of Portugal. the Great Remedy for
Kidney Affections, Rhcumatism, and ell
Chronic Complaints.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
LOCK- STITCH.
MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC ROOMS.

NEW MUSIC ROOMS.
NM. j. ZIM N F. II NJ AN.
WALL EDOwI ~ A
Practical instrument Maker.
las LEASED THn STORE ROOM OvDa
IA No. In Clans eov. where b inteDds
kssptne stock Of
F1ANOS. ORGANS, lkLopgoNs. AND ALL
KINDS OF nUsl6l L NsrRuMHNrs.
0host Aoeie, Musio H4pks. To- Pereons vieA-
tsg % purchase instrulpenu will do well 10 eall
% him. He hss On bod srge sseek Of Pianos
fecturers' prices. II the !.struments do nol
give full satisfaction The nor.y will b rsfpadsd
of. zimmerman keer1 III insiruments purohae.
- Of him Il osdos without extra eherRe. civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
SPRING FIELD.
RAY & TAYLOR.
nAxuHAc5rsEss q iAnss' ~ ous1o'
PAp6n FURNISHING o0one !

PAp6ll " fvmvvlS MWo oo0D9 !
HAVING pnsquAlled lacilitie. for The nsnsf.esur,
- Of ~ A9p4s 81 the spovs goods, wc - tecpafed
% ~ ~ orde9 vfh Psomktnes and dispateh, ana 4
= low eegfee e y ~ l1Aer house Msns6seturine
weas nsw naaalsssuslne The so,joviar sooas
whish - sssuspasssdeia STYLE Asish, aocIaiv asd
Gents Collars.
Pisin 1asessOi RsNlss. n
c,osA lnatssoa
L Desa IDEAL Goblet,
0aqn1HDnneaed 0afote.
hutcAiUA Byroa.
Ladies' Collars.
1agsnle lAncn Finlsh.
Eueenle, -
7ef''ss oa 81
NneoIano"
uvuuGDpmnm63u0, t2
Linen FnfA
lA1iee inlaGisa LAseOSQaA
). 4 49,. 49, :: s: - -; { ss;s r..
e, pl.in, ena.elcl Z - aniah. a q d 80
8. * 81 So s. 9'sss = ::,s =
PVs. ST. AAY b 9AH&GAfsT
An psys 900 "a s., III !. ,.,..,s.. .1,sa
~ SsslSs SsissS GessIsi y y Ases e css ~
COllaf Co.. u Chicago are q psesscr ~ ~ Sy~.
- 1ne1k -, Dse.aAe - = - 49, IN "A
peu0p9y Dgooeente4. q Ia ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
DANIEL LAWRENCE / SONS,
cwrr xArrPAcrrnxss or
M f. ID II o II ID 10 u NJ |!
stl enjoy the reputation Of manufacturing
The Best Mum I'm the States.

Duty authorized by State License.
The superior quality and perisy Of
L0Wrcnce's Mcdfori1 Rum.
for the past ronry- rHlsR YRAaa has made II every
where known a. the Standard Rum. No pains vi
Dc spared to maintain is purity and high reputation
TIE public lie cautioned a4sinss limitations and
eountePfeits.
Order drcee from ~. and 10 VIII warrant perfect
sstisis.tion;' address osdsrs BY mail to MEDfORD,
SOS Commercial Aoeeee. Boston.
end they Will seccivs prompt stteosion.
scble-d6m DANIEL IAWuRNCD CONe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

&
Or. cHAOSSiEn'R
|H M j. r il S s.,
La COMPOSITION iMPBRAfalOs
POUR LES CHEvEUx.
has long been Known that the Hair. by
imperfect circulation, loses its vitality, tusns
gray and falls of. That eminent French Chem
DR.. CHsUSSlER
ia
Provided n Complete Analdote,
And al the same time combined dressing Tor
the hair, durable aud finely perfumsd Re-
member this is the finest article for the toilst
which has ever been presented to the public.
1T is NOT A DYEl
Il vii not soil the finest linsn. II will ~
gum the hair and caus il 10 work into snaris.-
Il % lsee from the dissgreesblc smell Of sulphur
Il will
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
OF she money win be refunded.
A. shss psepsrsaios 10 eompasssiveIy new In
this country. the perpetrators present the
Testimonials
or wen-known persons - 70 its sxosilsnes.
DIRECTIONS IN FRBNCH AND ExoLlsH.
Coscoap. June I, 1853.
Misses. Y. L. wAllAcs Co.-The seeood
invoice Of your valuable preparation for the hair
IVES duly received, and, 70 compliance with your
request, | am happy to assure you thss u has
more than answered the expectations excited By
pose required most perfectly. and a. sesiofer
and cleanser of the hair il IL only equaled by its
qualities cooling and healthy application to
the scalp.
II. CROSBY. n. D.
MAxcn.srsa, N. II June 90. 1898.
ueed "Dr. Chanss;er's Emnrcss scr The lis;, /"
end am pleased with the results. ind II the |
puress and cieanest article have ever seen.-
I, ia Al, tha, n claims 10 he in evsrv resrect
yorrs kc
LEONARD FRENCH Nm
LAxc.sr.. NAV "A. 1sae.
Messrs. F. l.. WALLACE 4 Co.. Uents-I have |
used your preparation for the hair, and lind u |
.hst have ever seen.
DIR. J. ". BARNEY.
u..... VI w.,.cAto o.,..-,h.,.
used Dr cnsuss.ers Empfsss sos sne nav, enc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
H. c. 00AvOWs J. A. RNp8UD.
g r. ATOM L KNIGHT.
(eucee ssors 70 r. X. EAsls COL
0AnU1AC9u0Doo o.
best Oak TanneA Dtree0hea
LEATHER BELTS
-AIs0,-
Leather Hose for Fire En-.
g1nes, Leather Fire.
Buckets. Il Suet1One
or all sizes made
to order.
Constantly on hsnd. Belt Leather. Calf asd
Cslcusts Lscings, Rivets. Oement, Be!s Oil %.
~ FeOne Street.
(Hasd,ng's Block WORCRH11R, MASS.
8. II. HARRIS. Ag't, 80 South Osnsl 0srsst,
CHICAGO. mohs.dly

TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
y. e. CLEVELAND = CO..
JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER. MAaD.,
Msnufaeuresp Of Woellsn AscAinssy. % sollOws:
Ca, ding Machinee and Npinn.ng Jaeks nom aey and
improved patterns Wool Plcker, Wool and Welss
Dustefs, fasn Spoolesp end Yafn Dsseeess nd
wsrJin9 assh1.ey; ssssd end Nassw Q "A 6s:h
iog Maehiess, v:lvstinS. witneyiDg "a rs:ss:haS
Drysag Ascaises. Hyd!cssAsie - esssw fses.n.
Prsse Pla.e Heater, lodge C!sinAssrs noiaQ Fab
ing MIL. Wash 1ills. Ci0tA. Wloding end 8easuf.
ie9 Mechihss. 0fide 8ses Turning EnglAes. Casd
oar 1Sallnss ass p ssAqsas'ial - svpseiss iesa
france, when pGefqefed, bnt go44 hnmee ~ -
fnrnlshsd . loW pre- wesa e1@ee =, ne 81 ~
made IN - uMDRe 0oeeeo. -
We are also peo6aeiaG NV yl1l161G 1aeA1aao r.
volvet feeesfAsp ed Wh3eBe1 SfesA.
4 oddoeion tOt1o abovo o6Dg0 0e1Aanee a -
0Wo 0aee, ~ ess pseporo1 = mn91A Qe1e0
LO0na, RnshD = W0oleOn'o $1,000, 4ooe1 2ane Duf
nschi.es aad BET rickem, Ord ClDsl1eg, 9ueo-
ufsceufen na4ln80 Gsaesa1l2 oeoDGe1eos Bgeoe 49,
.anA eaa 1urn1DA - Consciousness MN OndoDt -
woo,lsa MN eenpSeess - @e2peeees, - 50
h,esesss Ss,s:s = asZ sseSs Ssasssep, .sne. -,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

ARR TtlR FOUNDATION OF THE IMMENeE
business now done IN Paper Collars. md ncpeesent
sale Of them nearly eqoale that OF all other uahes
combined. They have been made from uniform stock
from the commencement. which now coets SO psr
cent. moro u that used in the production Of any
osher Colss-copeeQuenty shcy coet the dealer more
therefore when conpumege IRE urged to buy other
makes at the same prices as GRAY'S, II 10 because
the Inferior goods pay more prcnf.
II Sou WANT RIM Very Best. snxx rur
4rav's Patent Nodded Collars, AND
rAKR ogIaKns. So
Tie trade supplied By
C9lABKs VH1HATEDROU USE 4 Co.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
~ Our Afen6e ana the trs4e ase cautioned su.anUl
81 Cuanfs enliesused ~ - Un1ua % . - ouIi9 -
now being DAILY commenced h sasious paris q VAs
ss1ev ~ ~ ua1oa Co. agsnal dsalsss1 thssag1o.
Ho1chs Johaeoa 4 Co..
u Wosvs~ Street, ....... ...Asb Keek.
oElllNG AGENTS UluoN r. O. co. = Ann.
oe1Ae3 N2U101D OLLAACO. Din
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

TauAsUADa'e OvvICu.
NAaCnDse4n, Msech 10, le0o.
, Msooeo. r. L. WAllAos Co II In WeG -.
Qsaintel With several Of the leading cisixens q
iAib city Who have used your Heir 1eseoeaeive
% perfect eoalGfection. 1have also ussl = NJ.
eelR. - ~ sAserfully rccomDend n = beng
Ne bssl oettsoe in MARKET.
sa- n. r. CaAunAU.
City Tpees1sse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

= CONCOHb, june I, I601
Muses.. r. l.. WAiLAm 4 Co-The second
IVES duly received, and, 70 compliance with your
request, l am happy to assure you thas u has
more than answered the expectations excited By
The use Of the first bottle. ltanswers tho puf-
pose required most perfectly. and a. q sesiofer
and cleanser of the hair il il only equaled BY its
qualities % cooling and healthy application to
the scalp.
A. II. CROSBY. n. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

Y MASca1ssRa, N. b Nay, 1865.
xesaSs. r. L. WAILAca 3 Co.-5et my name
down amoag those who have used your preps-
rosioo With much satisfaction. have used sev-
see1 eeAers, but give yours thu decided prefes-
vaos. It's sesion upon the haif. In resfoTiag ~
color. 10 quick and durable, and - dressing u
- supufb.
n nou~nsx~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
THE OTTUMWA COURIER
Mobile Riot.

Judge Kelley, one of the able, ear
nest and radical Republican members
Of Congress, from Philadelphia, was
most brutally and shamefully mobbcd
day -beforc-yesterday, in Mobile.
In accordance with preconcerted
signal the armed reconstructed rush
ed upon the stand, in tho midst OF
his speech, firing their pistols indis-
criminately at the speaker and the
loyal men-white and black-occu-
pying the stand, killing several per-
sons, the distinguished speaker mar
rowly escaping, while the meeting
was broken up and tho crowd dis
persed.
Mobile is the home of the chival-
ric Semmes, and the place, we believe,
where Douglass was pelted with rot
ten eggs during the 1860 campaign.
Who says now that Alabama, and
especially Mobile, is not re-construc-
ted, and entitled to all the rights Of
law abiding, American citizens?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
COLD COMFORT.

J. M. Ellwood, Chairman Of tho
Democratic State Central Committee
has called Convention of the faith
full to meet at Des Moines juno 26th
next-ono week after the Republican
State Conventional put innomina-
ton ticket to go throughthe motion
of running for State Offices this fall
We commend to our kangaroo
friends the terms of tho call. They
will fail to observe the usual claptrar
appeals to "Conservatives' "Johnsor
men" 'ettsetlery" with which the
copperheads have essayed heretofore
to seduce and humbug weak-backee
and unwary Republicans into thei,
fly trap. 1t is a straighto outcall, ant
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

all those who are not prepared to go
"the whole hog" Of Copperhead De-
mocracy, and cuddle under the same
dirty blankets with "Hog Cholera"
Dean, and sneeze when Augustus
Ceaser, Dodge takes snuff will please
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly, and stay away from this
coming together of secdy hungry
Office seekers, dis-embodied spirits
and rattling dry bones of mort
bund Democracy.
To those men who held their no.
ses and averted their eyes, as they
fed into the conservative copper
johnson camp as temporary refuge
from radicalism and negro suffrage.
we desire to tender our sicere condo
lence and sympathy III this, their sad
bereavement ard total abandonment
by an ungrateful and treachcrous
party organization.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

very ring leader Of the revolt, it
looks like an approval of his course
and denial of his guilt or response
bil.ty for the rivers Of blood that was
shed, and if Davis was not guilty, as
the head-center and organizer of the
bloody rebellion, and deserved the
extreme punishment of the law, then
our side were guilty, and every sol
dicr or officer who, to any extent,
contributed to the destruction Of life
is to that extent guilty Of murder.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

A Colorado newspaper flies Grant
and Doolittle for President and Vice.
Mr.. Buchanan, whose fortune is
reckoned at 100000, is the richest
of our surviving x-Presidents.
-Ex- Mayor Monroe and family arc
still in New Orleans, and not, as re-
ported, on the way to Canada.
An iron hatchet was found near
Joliet, Illinois, one hundred and
twenty feet below the surface. How
did it get there?
Stephen Smith, lumber mer.
chant. is tho richest negro in Phila.
delphia. He owns Is houses and il
worth 100000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

The King and Queen Of Denmark
propose to amuse themselves in May
with "silver wedding"-that is to
say, 3 second marriage after an har-
monious connubial life of ffve-and-
twenty years. The Cesarewitch and
his young bride, the sometime Prin-
cess Dagmar, are going to Copenha-
gen to be present at the ceremony
likewise the Princess Of Wales, if she
is we'll enough; likewise the King of
Greece, if Greeceis well enough.
Washington City claims now a
% pulation Of 10000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
Here is rather a nysterions articl.

Here is rather a mysterious article
which the gentleman's friends will
be interested in. It is too much of q
mystery for us
STRANGE PRocEEDINGs.-An occur
renee transpired in this city a couple
of weeks since, which created some
little speculation. AS the Rev. Nor
gan Edwards was about leaving the
Baptist church, in company with
Mr.. Joseph Dillaway, one evening
after the close ofservice, an unknown
person handed him sealed package,
which, being suspicious Of, he imme-
di ately returned. The stranger fol-
lowed him, and twice endeavored to
get near his person, but at each at
tempt Mr.. Dillaway interposed and
foiled any criminal design which may
have been entertained. Upon the
last approach the man was seen to
draw from pocket in the breast OF
his coat, something which, it is
thought, was knife. Upon q sub
seQuent occasion, as the individual
was in church, Mr.. Edwards warned
him not 70 attempt to follow him
again, since which time the fellow
has made no further public demon.
stration. These facts have not been
published before in hopes that sufi-
ciens evidence would be procured to
Justify the arrest Of the unknown in
dividual.- Muscatine Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
HON. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

In the death Of this distinguished
citizen, which occurred at Berlin
Prussia, last Saturday, the country
has lost one of it's ablest and most
patriotic public men. He was a ma.
tive Of Pennsylvania, but came to In.
diana many years ago and served in
the lower House of Congress, from
43 to 45. In 1849 he was elected
Governor and reelected in 1853. AT
tho expiration of his term ir 1867 be
was appointed Minister to Prussia by
Buchanan, and served in that capac.
ity until rotated out of office by the
incoming of Mr.. Lincoln's admins.
tration end the appointment of Nor.
man B. Judd, now member of Con.
gress from the Chicago district as
his successor. At the very outset OF
the war, Mr.. Wright heartily adopt.
ed the position Of Douglass, that in
the great pending conilictthere could
be but two parties "Patriots and
Traitors, "and as a consequence dis
solved his connection with the pro-
rebel Democratic party during the
War, and the second campaign OF
Mr.. Lincoln, the loyal cause received
in its ranks no moro jealous and eff.
cient recruit from the war Democra-
cy, orfaithfnl and able canvasser than
Joseph A Wright.
On the expulsion of Jesse D Bright
from the United States Senate, for
treason, Gov. Wright was appointed
to fill the vacancy, but the incoming
Legislature of Indiana being Copper
head elected in his stead T. A. Hend-
rick's.
In 1868 he was appointed by Pres,
ident Lincoln Commissioner to the
Hamburg Exposition and directly af
ter the unfortunate accession of the
present administration to power be
was re-appointed Minister to Prussia
which position he held at the time
of his death.
Minister Wright was one OF the
most effective public speakers, and
astute politicians in the country
He possessed to wonderful extent
that faculty SO important to politi-
clans and public men of never forget
ting a face or name he had once be-
came acquainted with, and it is said
of him, that during the palmy days
Of the Democracy, some fifteen years
ago, while he was in the prime of his
life, and the zenith of his popularity
with that now moribund institution,
that he could recognize the face and
give the name promptly Of every
Democratic politician down to the
smallest fry of the city Wards or
country cross roads in the State Of
Indiana.
He died Of Dropsy aftcra long and
painful illness. lie had been married
Eve believe) to his third wife and the
latter was with him at his death
A brother and sister Of the deceased
reside in Van Buren, county. Our
distinguished Chief Justice Hon. Geo.
G. Wright, is also brother of the
deceased.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

The prize fight yesterday between Ed
ward Fitzgerald and James Reed lasted an
hour and forty-six minutes. Ninety
rounds were fought, Fitzgerald being the
first to tap the ciaret. and Reed winning
the hrst send tograss. The sponge was
thrown up by The second of Fitzgerald, and
Reed declared the winner ofthe mill. The
latter Is considerably the heavier man Of
the two.-lDenver News, I'd.
"A negro in Georgia flogged his daugh-
ter todeath0for clandestine sparkling"
Remington, VT, has a lawsuit grow
ing out of a divine kicking one of his con-
gregation out of his house.
The cricket match in England bet weest
men with one leg and men with one arm
has taken place this year. The one legged
men beat.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
II. BIGHAM,,

ATTY & COUNSELOR TI.AW,
Practices In all the courts Of the county,
Civil, Chancery and Criminal. Leases
and collects claims of every kind. Re-
mlttnnces promptly made in NIL cases.
Contracts, deeds, mortgages and all other
legal instruments made in the latest. and
most approved forms. All business en-
trusted to him will receive prompt and ef-
ficient attention. Office on front street,
Ottumwa Iowa,
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The Banner Of Light says that
the spirits correct the typographical
errors On that paper which escape
the attention of the proofreader.---
We want to engage one of these fell
lows TO correct our telegraph report.
No "lost" or roaming spirits need ap.
Iply.
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Mr.. Nas5y breaches a Sermon on Uai.
Uersdl Brotherhood.
From the Toledo Blade.
PosT OFFICE, CoNFEDR1T X ROADS. !
(wich is in the Stait NV Kentucky.
May. rs / -67.
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Fruit in Southern Iowa.
CHAPTER ONE.

EDS. COURIER:
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Main street, few doeys east Court, OrruMwA, Iowa.
Machine Crackers and Confectioneries Of every
variety kept constantly on hand, at holesale and
retail. Sf'asssTfss3 sS&
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Ciga y, DC.
Ottumwa, March ~, le66-wy
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clOOZcS Ell smell must De unlIOfm
then let our Government establish a
Burow NV Perfoomery to wunst.-
Besides ! take high religious grounds
in this matter. Eff he hez a natural
odor the Lord give it to him, Let
lus not fly in the face NV the Lord by
CONDEMN it. Judge not lest we be
Judged. The odor NV the colored
gentleman or lady is the work nv the
Lord-the odor nv your unwashed
feet is your own-wich shood stand
the highest ?
"My brethren and sistern, l ac-
knowledge that | hey not long he'd
these views. | hev showed the COM
mon prejudis, and hev contemmed
our friends NV color; I hev despite
fully used 'em-I have gone for 'em
and banged EN- like old boots
But it wuz becoz I didn't know 'em.
| didn't,s the kernel of meat under
1.-THE rough she'll didn't recognize
the glitterin diamond in the ebony
coal. My eyes have been opened.
Like Saul of Tarsus, / see lie
TSence the passage NV the Military bill
hev diskivered many things too to-
.jus to menshum. hev mostly found
tout all these things soncc that occur.
renco. But lot US usaccept the situashen
and bless the Lord that it kez resul.
ted in developin excellencies where
we didn't expect to find EN-" a
! There WIZ an afectln scene after
service wuz over. Dekin Pogram
i Capt. McPelter, and Elder Gavitt
shook hands with EN- with. degree
NV corjaility l didn't expect. Trooly
'lthem arc great men. They develops