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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

RsAL EsrATs SALE. -Eldridge L Bro. yes
terday sold to Ttes. McMahan an so acre
farm, situated six miles north Of Durant,
formerly owned by Robert Heath, for g.,
OEO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

HoLLowAY's Pitts AND OiNrHENr-PMss
and Fistulas-C Consolation for the Afflicted
Sufferers from these terrible penalties oi
abused nature. will find speedy relief BY .
few applications Of this popular oiatment.
a steady perseverance in It's use, WILL with
the aid fthe Pills. effect . radicle cure
without recourse 10 features or other bar
bsrous operations worthy the dark ages Of
Science. The Pills are most valuable
specific for indigestion and by their ap>
erieat action on the bowels, they cxtermi>
nate the primary cause Of Piles Se Sold 10y
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

ELECTION IN MoLxE.-To> morrow 10 the
day for the regular city election in Moline.
ihs question presented TO the voters 10 the
same as that presented TO the voters Of Da,
vsnport on Saturdsy-whethe the sale oi
intoxicating liquors shall be restricted with
in the city or not.
A large temperance meeting was held in
the Congregational church last night, at
which the Hon. Hiram Price Was expected
to speak, but We learn, was absent on &C.
count Of sicknsss.-U Union, Sth.
The effect Of the Davenport election wal
too much for him. He Was sick and I'D to
send for Maginnis.
The Maine>law >prohibi.ion>party held
their political meetings on Sunday it sesms
What howl they would set up if the oths'
side WAS TO do the same.-R. l. Argus.
And that's what's the matter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

THAf CHAnas.-The Gazette Of this
nsrnine alludss TO charge made In CON-
municatisa in this paper On Friday last,
which NJ. Russell intsrprsts - charging hin
with receiving stslsn sonsys." We Dc
sst place % strict and sweeping an inter.
presatisn thereon - that, Or believe that
the writer intended . make She charge Of
sltlspy. We ass fsaak y coafess. however.
that ~ knew tAs basis Of the charge - IL
was made, and also that " we're seriously
Impressed with che idea that il was truth.
fal. But having had % interview with Mr..
Russell to>day and at the same tias with
ether gsatls9sn knowing to the facts, "
ehsssfslly s1sulpaas hin from any dishon.
erable connectisu with the affair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
3nstma.'s College Of Chicago,

800u m00'0 COlue0c Oh lm1CoKOS
This Institution has jest issued new
wsrk" entitled "Eastm ans Practical Busi
ness Treatise" and "Commsrcial Arithmc
TIC" This book is designed and we'll adapt
cd for Schools, Commercial Colleges, Private
Studsats and Counting rooms. 1t contains
$50 pages Of closely printed matter, giving
the laws Of each State, relating to interest.
damages On bills, &C., &c. Such work ID
much needed aad snanating as il does from
90 great and popular an Institution, ~e caa.
not hesitate in saying il will come into uni'
verssl use. Price &1.75, post paid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

Ous ADvcr, to all who are in any way troubled with
Krysipelas, Canker, Salt Rheum, ecrofua, or other
forms Of humor. is to use DIR. 0. A. Weavers Justly
celebrated and usverfaing remedies for these conf
plants. We have no doubt that at least half the
chronic complaints in existence have their origin in
somc form Of humor. which only needs TO be eradi
Gated from the system. to them from untimey
grave. We are glad that DR.. Weaver has turned his
attention 10 this class Of diseases. which have been
long neglected. and which have rapidly increased
In almost all parts Of the world The thousands who
have already been cured are but many living GER
uncates. appealing to suffering humanity. and sttsst'
ing the work Of a truly valuable discovery.
DIR. wesver's Syrup and Csrate for salc by all drug
sisis mnr2S-d Awix
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

AT nswspapss Office in Sydney, Austria
lie, is tablet Informing visitors that the
sditsr can not b spoken to ualsss paid for
his time. Persons desiring an audience are
invited to buy a ticket Of admission At the
door Of the waiting rcom--one hour costing
los; half an hour, e. 10 minutes, Ss; and
80 en.-Erchange.
That's sensible; but the figure should b
regulated 90 - 70 correspeud with the sizs
Of the bore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

TaSPncsHl--is Is somsthisg that will
keep your hais on your head sure; and II
you are bald needed it will make the hair
grow il there 10 . root lefl under the shining
scalp. II has the true virtue in il, and
everybody whs wants sound. healthy, luxu
RANT hais. should use Il by ~ means. Al
ways cell for Tryphoss. For sale BY oil
Dsuegists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

LUMBER Irnn-Ths LaCsosss Republican
says that the Black river lumbsraen ere ef-
fsring - to $5 per day for good hands TO
werk On The "drive." The lumbsrmsn have
finished their work for the winter in the
woods. and are coming down in large mum
bsrs 70 make preparations for driving their
logs ~ soon - the ice gets out Of Black
river
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

HILLS HAIR DYE, 90 ososs. black -
brown instansaneous. natural durable. esas.
tiiui. reliable. indeed the best 10 uss. has bsse
Sssess the public over aitssn ysafs. 10 she
cosapsst. consainiog % muoh - Ne usuel
dollsf eises. Depot No. o6 Jsho street.
New York City. Sold BY oil Dsueeists,
pssene medicine, pssiumery and fsecy
goods steese evesyWhsss. iunell .dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

A CuAs AT Last !-Oes msss disease con.
saasred The worst cases Of Rheumatism
are bsiag daily cured BY The new and won,
deffd discovery known - MRrcA ANS
0auAr RnsuxArIc REMEDY. Stevenson Z
OssssAaa. Agate. Dsvsspsst. lowe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

Asnv.-DR. g. r. WHITNEY, Surgeon
q The Fourth Regiment U. 8. Regular Cav
alsy, writes - follows
AsAn ansi bilious preparation, Dr.. Swain .
Bourbon Bittsrs are No doubt the best in
sss; sad eenld il Be regularly dispensed in
the army, would psovs powerful safeguard
against the effects Of privation, exposure.
fSlieus, bad water and unwholesome diet
They are the most palatabls preparation Of
the kind have ever tasted. The odor st
ripe old Bourbon. mingled with the aroma
Of spices, rendering il dsIicioas, alike to the
sense Of smell and taste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

RECONSTRUCTION. This is at present the word
as II is the wan: of the natien. We are recon
etructng. reorganiEing We are bnilding up
new po.i,ieai systems, and the task requires the
utmost care. skill, tact and diligence. But this
IL Presieent Jshnson's province, and doubtless
he will do his duty ablv. Bnt We have duty
30 perform to ourselves. Hundreds of us have
constitutions. which need rsconstructing. bodi-
~ systems, which require complete recreaniz-
ing and building up. Aud for this purpose, We
know of no preparation vi which be more con-
hdently recommended than HesRELs GOLDEN
BirrsRs. They are entirely vegetable in their
nature, aud cntirsly efhcacious in their opera
tion.
Nsv York Depot. 55 Hudssn Street.
For sale ct Wholesale aud retail, BY Beid'
ssbecks 1 Miller, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

BssIssss sf importance will come up at
the spsciSl meeting Of tho Young Msns'
Christian Association, which takes place
this evening ut their rooms in LeClaire
Block. All m members are expected 70 be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

az THE CONDITION OF THE sgCTRITY lNSu-
sesasee Coopany Of New Yesk, on ihe hrst eay Of
s.oAry. A. ~. 1851 made to the Auditor Of the state
o. Iowa, pursuant To the Ststutss Of eaid State.
!. Tne name OF this Conpany b the Lecunty Ineur-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
LOCAL ITEM 9.
IN DAVENPORT
II not ONLY Cures

rheumatism, Neuralsit. Gout, &C., but will
slsanss the blood Of any impusisv. La!ls-
asnd's Specific is nothing but a BLOOD Pu-
RIrIER. Il will cleanse the blood. AZ
warm weather approaches every one should
purify their systsms, and the cheapest. NEST
agreeable. and most certain way Of doing Il
10 to take Lallemand'a Specific. All our
Druggists have large stscks Of il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

wish
10 call
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cfas.I
g7llI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

Makes So00 splendid Brick per hoar. with only nine
nen and one pair OF horses. or $50 per hour by
steam power. Has complex machinery to be get
ting out OF order or breaking down. Its great eim-
plicity and marvellous power cammano the approval
~ every expert. at sight
We challcngs the world 60 produce ite equal.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers.
ABRAM REQuA, 0snssAl Agent. No 1i Bread
way, n Y. nehe-den
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

DlOCk. All VI tUlUcYS uTO txpcCtOu W 10
present.
RsstGNsD. Il A. knspp, Of Savan>
M, Superintendent Of the western division
Of the Wcstssa Union Railroad, has resign
cd, and the whole road 10 now under charge
Of M. n. @. Tate, Of Racine. Wis sonsia,
who has heretofore been Superintendent ef
tho eastern division.
OrpIcs-The office Of M. Denis, City
School Superintendent, for the present is At
the rooms sf the Scheel Board st the High
School Building. whore he may be seen
every day between the hours Of 8 and .. A.
NJ, and on Saturdays from TO P. M
Those having any business direct with the
schools will pleaso take notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
The Washington Library Company,

The Washington Library Company,
In order that ii. benevolent oees forth IN Mis- cir
cul.r may be successfully aoeouplah'd hav' s'u'd n'e
seriss Il
FIVE aTEEL-PLATE EN1RAvrfas.
which put subscription u prices much below their
Fstail value,
oRRrIyIcArgs or sforx IN YHB WASHING
~ TON LIBRARY GoAPAHY
will b sued stsnped with tbs seal Of TIE Company
sud signed ~ lbs secretary. tNons Others genatn.l
ass .s. s..s
Steel Plate Ensrssse st choice fro.a ths
and onr Csrthes.. Of sock n.uraG One Present IN oaf
pubiished .ehecuie.
ONE DOLLAR xNaRAyInis.
No. l-@My Child, ~ caildr, No a."Ih'y're
Sav.dl They'rs eavsdi" No. 3-.oh Seventy six or.
the arly rays OF the fsvolution
ANY peraon paying Two DOLLARS viii receive either
Of shs following ans Steel Pilates It q oes and T-U
Pfessnts-
Two DOLLAR ESaRAvfNas
No Acknowledgment cour sshipa No. 2-"washins
tons Last Interview With his AothG."
TRRRB DOLLAR KN0RAvINos.
ANY person paying rHR.n DOLLARS ~ill receive N,
beautiful Steel Plate Of
aHoMx FROM THE WAR;
and Three CortiacAtss Of stock, bseonins entitled 70
Three RI esents z
FOUR DOLLAR xNaRAv1NGs
Ary person paying -FOUR DOLLARS shall receive ths
large and keAuiifnl Stesi klasc Of
THE PERILs OF QUA FoRrrArHRRs
and Four Certificates Of Stock emitting thsm sc Pour
Presents. sw
FIVE DOLLAR ENoRAyINas.
Apy person Who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the iaie@ and splendid Steel Plate OF
1.-THE MARRIAGE or FOCAHONrAs"
And i've Certificates OF stock, emitting them to FIN
Presents
each sabsrrber q Lpoai Agencies, ssAt By mall
poet paid, or express, - may ~ ordered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
REPuBLloAH PLATFORn.

/. That again proclaim Il cardinal principle
Law, and We ere In favor Of such amendments 70 the
rights Of the ballot the OF the Law and equal
justice to oil nsn irspsctys Of COLOR rscs OF religion
2. That vs aSpress OF the sslltary rsconstruetion
ihbsra construction By unfrtsndiy obeisls dspfivss
these scts Of their susyy ss< sisaty ~ demand that
Congress aeseute 10 Jupy to out BY additional
the rseeasssastoa eftAs Rebel 6tats upon sure asd
ioysl hAsis.
b. That chs prompt tr4al and punishment. accorslns
grimes l. lmperasvsly demanded r the vndicasos of
the oonsitution snd the laws and for the proper pun
ishnsst Of ~ A1As crime; nis dsnasAed b. tsstce
honor end Prspsf regard NJ the pscsseties Of Amsri
ctsenshp. esl ~ due rssasdsor the welfare and
future safety the Republic snd IL DUE not only
the dignity Of the nation, but in Justice to the loyal
people Who have bsea heroic in their devotion to the
Of the Constitution, the Union and Liberty and to
the soldiers Of the Union Who survive and the
OF the hssuae heed.
T. That - in favor OF the sttictest economy In
the expenditure Of public money and that demand
vt the hands fall ofcias both State and National
faithfa aud rgdiy honest administration Of public
a6airs.
That the Republican msmhers Of the Congress Of
the United states entitled 10 the thanks Of tho Ma
ton for their nrmness IN resistng the conspiracy to
turn the couto Of the TO the hands Of
traitors and their alrs and 10 defeating the purposes Of
corrupt Executive end thus sustaining the interests
ofberty In greet and dAnserons crisis In our history
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
I ATCHnLOK,s HAlR DYE

OA1CIH8AOHH . -
This ependid Hair Dye is the bsst In the vortd me
only t-ss and pe3Jta Dye-Harmes~ Reliable lns
oeons No diseppcintmsut, No ridicuioun dnfs. nal.
ural Bl,ck or Brown. Remedies the i'll effects OF Bad
Dves Invsoratss the hair, leaving It soft and ossnti
full The aennine IL signed WILSON A. 6olens.s- Al
othsrs rs and should b avoided eold
hS iii Drnsgi,t. and P.riumsrs. Factory 81 Barclay
- -. $50 n,t fd.cl3 dsw1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10

TIE great end and aim ofthe opposition now
seems to be the reelection of Andrew John
son to the Presidency, IS chief Of the re uni.
ted wings of the Rebel and Copperhead De-
mocracy.
To this end, oil the Generals who dis,in-
guished themselves in the war for the pre-
servation Of the Union, and all the civh OF
icers who stood by the cause OF the country
in its hour Of darkness, are to be kicked out
Of Office in disgrace, that their places may
be filed by the minions of johnson of the
Rebel Copperhead and bread and butter per.
suasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
REcoHsrRUcrIos IN LouI.,.r.

4NVNsA IN LOuI8lANA.
EDIroa Cars err: The Adminis,rat;on
press are making an effort to show. that Gen.
Sheridan has manufactured illegal colored
votes in Louisiana. For this purpose they
compare the number Of registered eolored
voters with tho whole eolored population Of
the State, and such we'll known facts, q the
large mortality among the negro population,
and the exodus Of negroes from Louisiana to
Texas during the war, are sddaced to show
that the colored population is not now larger
than in 1860, when it was 350,a7s, then by
estimating the proportion OF the voters at one
IN seren, they show that there ought not to be
more than 50.0ss registered, instead of the
number reported, which, l believe, is over
$4,000; hence they claim that there has been
over &c, 600 illegal voters registered and con.
sequentiy sone glaring rascality on the part
OF the 0euerAl com handing.
That there was extensive mortality among
the cosored population i true, bat very
large proportion Of the deaths were Of chill.
dFes ssdcr ssayears Of nee and. FINN .
somewhat extsasivs persapal knowledge.
believe that lees than one. eighth OF the ds.,h,
vsrs of sdn't males.
Agsis, q - sesross ran - into Tex..
b. kind, (D cars-aaking nastsrs, sAde sscve,.
bat few we're abb 70 awaken any feeling Of
kisdsss isssl1sir ~ tl1sfsss, srsss ssoueh
p rstan den 70 thsir old kosss vhss M
~ - tGsst1ksSa ~ sssssally
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
10 MANHOOD:
Now Lost how Restored!

yse Ibi;shed in sealed earelops. Price, 'az oens.
LECTURE ON THH NATURAL TREATMENT,
and Radical Care OF spsYmstortea, or Seminal Week
q. = Ipsoluutary Fmisions sexuAl Dseility snd I'M
uctjneuts to Marriage generally; Nstvou.nss.. Cor
sumpton Rrfi-psy and fits; mental enc nr m
yErvraL. u. D., author Of the !" Grsen nook," &C.
"a Boon to Thousands Of saasrers."
ssut under seal in I plain envelope, TO any address
popaid on receiLt csnta, or t~o postage stamps
10 CHAS j. G KLINE CO,
197 BowEsr, NV YoHK, Post oirros Box Ass.
A,.o Or ou,vsrvslrs Marriage Guide" price . cts.
auslldSWSD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
THE ISSUE.

We commend the following editorial which
We clip from the Bloomfield Guard to the
attention Of our readers, ~ it puts the case
just ~ we should have DONE and is timely
for our readers as we'll as for the readers Of
the Guard
"The issue before the American people now,
IL substantially what it was during our recent
war. What We were then fighting for, we are
now working for. The strife has been trahs-
ferred from the tented field to the halls of
legislature. This is all, and otherwise there
has been no change the issue now is the
same as then. Let us see. We then fought
to crushI tout rebellion and treason; to put
down the hereses OF the right of secession,
and the supremacy of State authority over the
National Government. In word, we fought
to crush out the disloyal sentiment in the
South, and raise up PROSTATE loyalty there,
and make it q governing element. And that
is what the Republican party is striving for
now. The reconstruction measures of Com
Rress look to this end. But these reconstruc-
ton measures are opposed by the Democrat
&c party, and if it comes into power, the
rebellious States will not reorganize and
resume their functions under these recon.
struction acts. This result would be defeat
for Congress and triumph for Andrew John.
son and the Democratic party. And in the
matter of reconstruction, We would then be
at sea again; the country would be thrown
into commissions, and oil that We have gained
by the war, would be rendered nugatory and
OF no effect. What would be thought of the
sagacity and wisdom Of that farmer, who,
having prepared his ground, sown, reaped,
and threshed his wheat, instead of garnering
up the golden grain, should leave it exposed
to the rains and storms until it should be
spoiled, while he was looking after the straw
and chat? Would We not say that he was
foolish? And yet the American people will
be no wiser than the foolish farmer, if they
divide on the question Of tariff or taxation,
or any minor issue, and cease the struggle
before the re6eltious States re.orqanie and
resume their functions under the reconsfruc.
fion meassres Of congress. Till then there
IL no safety for the nation till then we fail
70 garner up the fruits Of the War till then
oil the blood and treasure so lavishly poured
out BY the loyal North will have been in vain.
Old issues, so-calicd, are not jet dead /; they
are not only living but they are before the
people Of Iowa, Of Davis county, and upon
their proper solution depends the very life Of
this nation. There can be no doubt about il,
and the continuation of the Republican party
in power is . necessity"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
FOR SAGE,
For J. sale.
For Nnae.

N one Of the most desirable localities Ia
the city, story Lfick dwelling houss With four
rooms and cellar Lot o0x1ao feet we'll fenced con-
taininf number Of fruit tees end good veil Of
ter Enquire Of WI FULTON
apSd Real EstAte Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10

Doolsy's ChsnAAeal- east DakinS Pow
der UnequalIsd for making ezf and NUTRITIOUS BIZ
cvs-. Rous, BgcKwzkAf and othAr daiprL Cabs,
BasAp and PAsfnY Of ali kinds ~ Warrsnssd 70 i've
sstsl.etion For ssis By dealers generally and BY
A. q MeQueen. Coz Irwin, Lee Farmer, D. p Drum
mond, D O DAushssty. J. .. Johnson Co, Geo.
Smith, Hesse / zindel, Bruce Steele, = Sunn,
Keoh.k. DooLEY / BROTHER, sole proprietor,,
o,,d, on,. laasis .eoo1m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10

eepeonssanty on hand aAdfer sale 81 thsiowes
prices TO cash customers and prompt men large ans
veil selsetsSstoek 81 STAPLE and FANCY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
MT. PL f As A NJ. IOWA.
On October LIST, 1867.

(unsss the tickets should al have been sod
No. Of Tickets Limited to.............1 600
Single u no
~ Tickets, to Agen's. ........-- ......-.. 90
No. Of OILS
First number drawn BY cor rittee OF i've
(5) selected oy the audience. will be
titled 10 House and lot In the city of
Mt Pleasant, valued at ............. 1900 90
Doe OF etecks Sp0 90
One Span Match Horsss, new wagon and
harness 500 90
Parior Organ. 500 90
One splendid Gold Watch and Chaiu.--...... $50 90
6l6 ne unique Pocket Rook................ Is 90
(FOa FURTHER PARTICULARS SER CIRCULARS
Anu PO5TEHS)
Any dissatisfied with the pfEs may, upou the return
the prize and ticket the Concert receive his
sa1asioA fec.
Tickets Concert to be had for sale at all the princi
pal Jswsry Music and Drug stores IN hs part OF the
State, or pleass address, enclosing stamp,
VALENTINE KAMMeRER Proprietor.
AroLPH soaIorRH, Agent, NJ. Pleasant, Iowa
A1-Hor auy information In regard to the cAarsctsf
address Capt ". A. srxoNs, Chairman. Capt wRRfI
DANIEL r. Reo1, Committee, W. c. GHosf. any citizen
Of Nj Pleasant,
ArTckets can be procured ut :. Hammers Made and
Jsselry store Main street. between 4sh and bth and
OF HArdvfg oss Keokuk Bakery Main street. b.av-sa
9th and Sth iJylI-dtosetl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10

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plantanons ,.-u.x..
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the soDjec., s.s' 9. 49, @.
streets sna ho. - !. 1---.s-,.;..,
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A lore tnelr return, iu snT ioai "
unusual to end man openly opposed 70 tn
movement. Underline infiuenceof these wis
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in tdror o. speedt Teco"st'uce'!"' 'Asne' 'n-'
follow the advice Of Andrew johnson AM
e IN. Conperbead party, whose advice pre-
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. readily admitted, believing, with reason, tina
J. all tbs rebel States would have been admitte
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friends in the CsPitoi ana loyal ota'es-
= There 10 NO greater falsehood resorted
. h. II. retrrcr,da marty than that "Geners
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.. Louisiana
!. 1t was not General Sheridan alone but tn
q naomi. Of Louisian. who have pushed recon
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