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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

a 0ooa Heasen fsr the Cnpeaanso
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LITTER AND THD
LETTRp FROM HIS MOTHER.

Denton Barracks, No., April 80, 1855,
On, Jonn BUlL--D Dear Sir Knc wing the Of.
0eieeey o. your Ssrssparills. and the healing
I'D beneficial qualities Il pessssses ! send yea
NE following statement of ny case:
vas wonaded sbout two years age-wes ~
kee prisoner and conhed fer sixteen month -
Beine Moved ~ often that ny wsusds have rot
healed vet, have not ct up moasat sisss
was wouaded, an ahst through ~ Aips,-
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P.0.-Ths following We written April -,
loot, y Nh. Jennie J6aaeoa, mother u Oape.
JehnDss:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

DIR. CLOCKS
EIcELsloa HAIR afsreafn
On. CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR MAIN MISSIONER.
DDDTORR0 HAIR IF EVER 80 GREY!
ARHToRES BAIR IF RIVER 50 010T!
ColDr - EoPpAeF DoyO
CDDOr - EoroloP nDOyO
Hair from Falling OF!
Hair from Falling Off
WILL sUaalY
CUHE ALI HU AORS OF THE SCALP
CCkE ALL HUMOR5 OF THk SCALP !
AID nA1a SRz
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NANOnKsfKR. 4. q.
FULLER, FINCH B FULLER, Chicago. Oes
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
Bread, Cakes and Pies
UNION BAKERY.

O the nersA .dds Of Seessd Desesa, -
tween Bsedy and Perry,
ArADH OF THE BEST pLOUR. BY -
Nx mooa sxpssisossd Bakers, - sspeeioll1
For Family Use.
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Dated March 14th, 1867.

80 ots, U. >. Rev. stamp,
attached and cancelled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
ENIGMA.

For the Journal
am composed of fourteen letters.
My !, 3, 10 and II, Is what we all often
shed.
My 2, l3and G is one of Noah's children.
My 3,6, and 10 is u girls name.
My 4, Is, II, IL, Is and 2 is a girls name,
and spells, backwards and forwards, the
same.
My 8, Il, 10 and IL is a mans name who
incurred Gods displeasure.
My @, 0, Hand 7 Is an animal that lives
in the ground.
My 7, 10 and II is an organ OF the hui
man system. t. 3.
My S, +, Il, 10 and 2 received a singular
punishment by the hand Of God.
My 8, 10 and II is an appendagc for q
skifT.
My 10. IL and 12 is the name of u vessel.
My IL, j, 6, and 3 was once u flourishing
nation.
My II, 0, 10 and Ais Il mans family that
escaped Il terrible death,
My 10, ~, 12and 10 is an old reliable
Insurance company.
My IA, 3, 6, 0 and - makes Il delicious
beverage.
My whole is what every family in the
county should have.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

Liberty, poor sickly sprite, weary
elf, is wandering in other lands, but we
are not going off into any wild goose
chase after her. She went off well clad
had on all her clothing, her cap,
Magma Charta suit, and so forth. Some
think she is still hiding about in this
country somewhere. We don't know.
We don't think she has gone to Mexi-
co, or Brazil, and yet we cannot find
her here. She must be dead-asleep,
one or the other-the other we reckon.
A reward of millions of tender hearts
and a restored Union, peace and pros
perity is offered for her recovery.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

The Montgomery Advertiser says
that Hon. Ed. Cooper, member of Con
gress from Tennessee, recently stated
in q speech that the Government had
never derived one dollar of benefit from
the cotton tax of three per cent. Those
who manufacture the raw cotton 90 to
Washington and present their bill of
lading, show that they have. shipped so
many pounds Of manufactured cotton,
and draw from the Treasury three cents
for ever pound the bill calls for. If
this be so, no wonder that the pure
minded Congressman from New Eng
land so violently opposea repeal ofthis
odious and unjust tax upon the energy
and hope of an already deeply oppress-
ed people.
What do the black men say to the
Government taxing this cotton from
which they get their wages, and putting
it in the pockets of Senator Wilson,
Congressman Butler, and other manu-
facturcrs ofthe North?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
Extracts irsm the Old Guard.

extracts fram the Old Guard.
Terms OF dishonog should never be
accepted by a brave people. 4
fla whole people are to be gibbeted,
in Heaven 5 name, let it not be done BY
their oTn consent! If liberty is to be
pilIoriclSin the South, let not the South
era people help to putpn the shacSlcs.
DgspOtism is never listened upon Il
people until their own consent is some
how partially obtained.
Resistance to. oppression, SO far from
being Illegal or revolutionary, is both
divine and human law.
None but the mcancst and the most
worthless of men will ever teach the
people to obey, acquiescc in, or even
long submit to, acts ofopprcssion.
80! happy times" exclaims Tacitus
"whcn people obey th~elaws." Bat We,
in our Indignation, cry, o! wrctched
times, when the people are taught to
obey acts of oppression and wrong!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

The Chattanooga American Uniol
says the election for officers of th,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will take place the middle ornextmonth
In the meantime a lively var is BEING
waSod between The present company
and the company that held control at
the time the war broke out. The old
company are determined to roust the
new, and the new company arc equally
determined not to be displaced.
We are not posted upon the points in
issue, and have nothing to say in the
matter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

after secession, did all they ooTH
!,Ia osose y war; who pledged '" b
Niast man and the last dollms,, Us liz
war should come, and who i o.
their talents in discouraoin, e'mploga
u quarrelling with ourselves , me ne
King money when the war d l%0 IN TO-
whNpravely promised promised Ct coet
no enemy should invade IN US as
out "marchins over their deod IT ~ Ni&
nut "Fo, when the enemy cam u00le'
betrayed us to subjugation 1a wSa oa5
inform US OF their confidential ~ Nov
tons into the councils Of our reo9
sors' and can bring from those c opps
only the assurance that, unless W. v"4 I4y
thls cup, one more bitter Shall Inrurd
vided. And, as evidence Of r q, b.
are willing to submit to their , ons thy
reimbursement, and therefore. oo "'i Dis
no possible motive but our good uS' l'a'
The Constitution is vioIat"aa
laws Of the nations are daG' lie
pledged faith ofthe nation is moa. ''
an unresisting people are woT roINed
u disarmed people arc insultcd .n on
p%overished people are betravoa1n 10.
Union is rent wider and wider au1 ., Tie
wider asunder, and all, bv all IT'. eya
who load the weary air with 'aoe
loud proclaims that they alone W.
al, or wise, or true? VIC 10y
Alas. our country sinks beno,o
yoke: ''"ea'h The
1t wecps, it bleeds, and each new H..
cash nv" day q
Is added to her wounds"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
Patriotic Sentiments.

Gcrrit Smith, in u letter dated Jun:
9th, defending his course in bailing Mr.
Davis, says:
"Our government is getting in the
way Of buying territory. There is q
purchase it ~ make which would be
immcasurably more important and
profitable than the purchase of any ter
ritory. Let it buy the Southern heart,
worth more to us than q thousand Alas
ka5, nay, than all Russia. THERE'S one
way, and only Il way, by which itcan
be bought, and that is by proving to
the South that the North loves her
that the North has a heart to give in
exchange for her heart. Political COLI
ccssions and liberal terms Of "recou-
struction' do not proveit. They pass
for but the cold calculations OF clod
craftsmanship. Let the government,
in light Of the fact that the North is
largely responsible for the war and is
still rich, while her sister is impover-
islcd, use ten or twenty millions in ways
most essential to the suilerings Of the
South. and let it also cxoneratc her
from direct federal taxes for few wears.
and the South will hen believe that we
pity and love her, and our producing
this bolietin her will be our buying of
her heart. One thing more in this con.
nection-the streams o fprivatc charity
the North to the South should be
deepencd and multiplied"
A spirit Of true patriotism breathes
these noble sentiments, but the North
is maddencd by hate and the lust of
dominion, and the South is sullen and
Respondent from defeat and contumely.
Generosity and love alone can ever re-
unite us as a nation.
Peace if it comes at all, it must come
mutual concessions. The
was fully as much responsible
for the war as the South, and each
learn to forgive and forget
Mr.. Smith further says:
This problem of peace between the
and the South! how difficult it is
for our statesmen to solve it! But how
easily could love solve it! Let the
and South love each other, and,
IS they then will, forgive and help and
bless each other. This will be peace!
md nothing short of it will deserve to
DO called peace! Into the enjoyment
Of this true peace the nation should
have entered more than two years ago.
From the time that the South surrcn-
Tered, no man and no woman either in
North or in the South should any lon.
ger have known, in our political strifes
md divisions, a North or q South
Hearts cstranged from each other by
he war and its antecedents, should
hen have begun to flow together in so
strong a love for the nation as would :
ave it forever after from being broken |
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
THE GRAND ARMY AND THE
LEAGUES.
STARTLING EXPOSURES.


We publish this week a letter lisclo-
sing the organization and objects ofthe
"Grand Army Of the Republic" The
writer withliolds his name and resi-
dence from the public, and gives, for
SO doing, a good and sufficient reason.
In the Dispatch, from which we copy
this exposure, is an authcatic copy Of
the printed ritual Of the Loyal League
for which we have not room in this
weeks paper, but in substance it is the
same rs the exposition made by Capt,
Driver, which we published last week.
In an editorial referring to these or
CARNATIONS the Nashville Dispatch
says: "They are startling, and display
an amount Of deliberate ferocity and
demonism, that we can scarcely believe
to exist in any community of civilized
people. But the evidence is so posi-
tive that we cannot withhold it from
the public that is so vitality concerned
and present it for their own considera-
ton and reflection. Through the light
of these disclosures the people of Ten
nessee cannot fail to discover the peril
that menace their liberties. 1t be-
hooves them to act promptly and de-
in this matter, and to withhold
their votes from every maj who has
upon himself the vows of this
nonstrous iniquity, We do not over
estimate the danger Of our institutions
rom this politico- military association.
has already awakened the anxiety of
nen who love their country and desire
'eacc. Tennesseeans cannot sleep in
ecurity with this anti-republican Sc
ret association in their midst, prepar-
ag the way for a bloody war and a
ruel dcspotism."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
Better Paper.

We are making arrangements now to
have the Home journal, in the course
ola few weeks, printed upon heavy
white paper with a hard surface which
cannot be penetrated by the ink. The
sort we now use is soft, and frequently
a heavy impression, or too much "col-
orr as printers say, on n side will
the opposite side unintelligible.
This evil we intend to remedy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

lfthcrc be anything in outward show,
%tlcre.is no MISLEADING the feeling Of our
people in Winchester upon inanimatc
emblems. We have two 1~ags--one
erected BY the militia, and the other by
the Conservatives. Both flags are just
alikc-both represent something that
does not exist, and that is, q union OF
States, think, for the sake oftrulh,
both should have ten stars on each
changed SO rs to represent ten proyin-
ces sroanIng under Ge3lcr rule, while
The balance oflhe stars shine on in cold
Indifference, 4 hagc ink-drop would
represent the anomalous position OF
IcnncssGe--thc biaGker the better. The
blue ground, typical Of heavens blue
vault, should be changed to red, scarlet
and dark, minded in utter confusion,
for certainly q solid blue typiGos more
love taau exists now in this country be.
tween Jde opyressors and the oppressed,
The stripes do very wcll-thcy remind
Hs Of the stripes we are receiving, rs q
people, for our Iajlure to establish our
Independence. As some one said to
rs the other d0v, We were WhiDOcl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

About six weeks ago, says the Fay
ettevillc Observer, Parson Brownlow
with a great flourish of trumpcts, an
nounced through his paper, the Knox.
vile Wing, and had the item telegraph
ed all over the North, that he ordered
the arrest of Capt. Hickman, comman-
ding the company neal Winchester, for
the killing of the man Brown. Brown.
low was only joking. Hickman is now
in Lewisbnrg, with his company.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
Land ifor Sale.

Lana y sale. rr
John Powell,
Ninty Taylor, ct. ais. fr.
BY decree of the County Court, pro-
nonnced at its June Term, is07.I will, GU
the
D First Monday in August, 1861,
oiler for sale. before the Courthouse door
IN Winchester, the following tract. of
land, lying in District No. s. Franklin
county, Tennessee, belonging to the heirs
OF Morgan Taylor, decd, containing about
32O acres. Said land will be sold on one,
two and three years credit. except the Inn
ofsIj to be paid in cash. Note with ap-
proved security will be required Of ine
purchaser. and Il lien retained until the
money is paid. Bindings to m at
81 per acre. D. q. ENOCllS. Clk.
June l3-5t 8 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

We have room, barely, to refer the
attention of The public TO the adver-
tisement of the Donnell Institute, oc
cupying n conspicuous position in our
paper. The superior management OF
this institution last session, coupled
with preparations for the next, give its
many friends room to believe that Il
"'eer patronage than ever awaits its
opening More anon.
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Sale of Land.

BY virtue OF an execution TO me direct
ed, Issued by the Clerk 4 Master Of the
tmancery Uonrt OF : RANKING county; WIFI WIZ
ct. ais 1 will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Courthouse door in Win
chester, on
Monday, August 9TH. 1867.
a tract of land lying in civil district Nos
bounded by Wash Tate ct. ais. containing
nineteen acres. Levied on as the property
of Matilda Reagin. July LIST. 1867.
w. +. MuRRELL. Shlf.
by r. II. FINCH, Dep. Sh'fn
~july11-td so
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Just Sol!

Billy Word, at the ''Smilc Saloon"
is so accommodating and polite that
miH patronize him. Give him a
call. He has on hand the finest stock
of candies, nuts. de-, that has been
brought 10 Winchester in many a day.
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NICE BUSINESS FOR a ColMANpER.-
1t appears that Gen. Sicklcs has issued
an order authorizing the marriage of Il
white man named Thornton to q negro
woman, at Fayetteville, North Carroll
ma. The laws Of that State forbid mis-
c~cgenation, and the Commander of the
District, who has, by the way, peculiar
notions on marriage, camc TO the res.
cue.
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State Of Tenncssce-Franklin County.

State OF Tenncssce-Franklin County,
Mary NJ. Clarke, VS. JoG McClclland ctak.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of, the
Clerk y Master that Jo. G. McClclland. V.
y. McClclIand and wife Louisa NJ. are non.
residents OF the state of Tennessee. 50 tUgr
tIie ordinary process Of law cannot be Scry,
cd upon them,
It's therefore ordered that publication
DC made for four successive weeks in fine
Home journal, requiring said non-rcsidmr
~uetendanCtO appear before the Clerk and
Master on or before the lSt Monday in Ar-
gust, and answer to said bill. or the sane
will be taken for confessed. and set for
hearing eXpartc. III. Il. ESTILL, c. ISM.
jllyll 1 so
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the Insolvency of the,
estate of T. l.. Estill, deceased. all persons
Indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment. and all having claims
against it must file them with the County
Court Clerk of Franklin county by the 2Oth
of October, 1867, Or they will he forever
barred. JAS. II. DAVIS.
july2J 3m Admir-.
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GREAT BARG4INSi

a LII persons having lands condemned
"A aud sold by the Tax Collector for the
Of 1866, and lid in by said Collector.
and turned over to the County. can redeem
the sane TX calling OF the undersigned in
4 reasonable time paying taxes, cost and
81 per cent. on thP same. Or the same can
be settled with my deputy, d. 4. SLATrrR.
JOHN q. ENOCHS,
dec16 WITT iI. Clerk.