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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

VQViIt - FOR the past - jean, and y theref1o
the person whom III a6icted should consult No one
~ heard 81 patient Of hi mot bsny cured since be
has been in tbisty. HE rsputasioa has vouehers n
ail the city papsrs NJ pesse.ss end he aeeieal PRO-
fessicn both kGe and shRoed. - being the most sl.
lea speiaaS hsre nd Atbofoueh master Of I'll Sex
ruai 49, e = ~ehess fail 49, Aespaisr give
III cxll nioOO3 oeGmmoA OccWsonee wst4hR
% go 6lh 60. Oi1fbo0s ~ oeyuyao ~ lodlbo
an1 foop0znuo aH1 he most oompaUoo h ohe cry.
You've M. Take Particular N0tice.-Doct0S BIZ.
Glow devotss mach q No Sime 70 the treatment Of
those 60 COED y assc1se habit, whieA !sins beaa
for eieAa sasasss soelty. TIE ed s1eet Of thcs
easly hahp: the excessee Of rpse 70 web
e. tie de0nita4s The constitution destroy the phyp
al and msntAl powers, diminieh and enfeebls the
natural feeansD - sxha1ss The vital enefgtee Of
manhood the pteasRss 0fh1s ~ narrso tn object
o. 0asraet ftutsa1sd, I'D sxioeooee teek rendered
stsrn q uncsasins nissey endsesyst. oaeA pss.ons
especially those contsmD plating haas. sho1ld loes
10 tine IN making immediate - dcetaOn. - Dr.. D,
By his new treAtment. y enabled 70 insure speedy
Com tsons nee ana eenads.tial 0Aes. Ne IN
ooufh Cisgk street, Monroe, half block ffom
the Port O1ans. Post ofes Bex lb4, Chicago. H.
once houss from A. H. to P. y.
Send fos hi !" Guias 10 Health, Published meath
y,free ofcharge.
NB.-Ladiss, send for descriptive circular d
Peesare Remedie, the best preventive Of c0nesptos
Known. oantto a0v aAdres0 free . sAosgo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
Public Notice.
no THE VOTERS OF DAVENPORT TOWN

Z ship.
Notice ID sreby given that the Board Of Super.
visors Of Scott county, Iowa, ~ the June session
1868. CROSSED snd eslsolhsd two elertsoo pseenets
In Dsven port township, nansd - lsllowe to-wit
foAA = Dnsk Creek md eouth ~ Daek Cresk 1d
all east Of the dialogue ruad, north Of Duck Creek
= DeveaDsttov nsbip, calle4 tn Upp6 Bect,oe
rrocne4 k8 M 49,
And All that territory IN said township north and
Weet ofshe 1O0ve described electiod precinct -
called the Loser Election Precinct.
And that tie pisces Of voting in said township II
cid pfecincte Be at the City Han in TIE city q DAY
export. for the Upper EIscfisn Precinct And A the
Cour House. IN the city Of Davenport er the Lowe
Election PreciAct. unless otherwise ordered BY the
Township Truetees.
No person vii be entitled to vote IN said tow
ship At any other place than n ~ election precinct
In which hs resides 1t ths time b oAere hts vote.
r. D. SNYDER,
Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
Davenport. ADUDof 4. fn0a auCAd3W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
Dr1..k V.ch,.r

NJLNkh. fA.K y HOY M. Hi.na 49, w.,nt.e
safcn, steam JOB fftni.rs and lohbcr- of Fine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

0UkPLE. Gress asd REQ Foonps slsies. The only
| houss IN the west keeping large suppy. Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
INDIGESTION

IL but another for Dyspepsia and the parent Of
wasyfsss. Rvs.cks Stomach B,tsers taken IN wine
gass fall fossa, directly alter each meal will surely
effect permanent enre. Do not take our word for
it. but try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
AA0erO0Avllle.


Gen Grant wrote to Butter when the ex-
change Of prisoners was going on with the
full approval Of the rebels:
Send nc more n en- in exchange for our
.icx prisoners in the enerny's hsnds Every
man released becomes Al sctivs soldier
acsin.t Us II we commence system Of
exc ange We viii have 10 fEht on TIL the
whole South is ex,srmiusied. |, Is hard
or cur men in Southern prisons, hut IS hu
msuitv TO those left in our ranks to Eight
our bst,lee.
Tina, shows who we're responsible for the
horrors Of Andersonville. Joe Brown, the
model sx-rsbel radical, founded the prison.
pen; Wirs vas hung for starving the pris-
opers there, and Gen. Gran. kept them
there to BE- starved.
A wssx or two since the Radicals an
nouncsd with flourish that Cassius NJ
CLAY, Minister to Russia, had resigned his
embassy, and would return home for
the express purpose Of taking the stump
in Kentucky for Grant aud Colfax. Recent
ChOlt DcNt t4iOi MS VS. ioot NsesaNs - Nv
coming home to canvas Kentucky Cassius
mas heard from the elections in that State
no doub', and don't see where the weiesm
would come in.
Tng Uni.ed States Surveyor General for
State at 800 1000, the vaiue Of its live stock
at $40, 300 ,00o and the value Gifts crops
for 1867 a, ss5, $4,000. The number Of
acres under cultivation il estimated at .,
600, 900, worth, with buildings and agri-
cultural implements, 100000, 600.
The Cheyenne Leader says Of the pro-
gress Of Che Pacific Road The track 10
now laid thirty-fiv miles west of Benton.
On Thursday four miles were laid.
night and day force Of tracklayers are now
employed, and the work ceases neither
night nor day. Benton is to be removed TO
point sixteen miles west, known ~ Roll
ing Springs, where the railroad will have
their depots and shops-another example
Of the uncertainties Of life and railroad
towns short of the SANITY City.
II is estimated that the peach crop Of
Aiken, >. c., will reslizs this year a. least
$4,000. Several shipments Of early ap-
Piles have already been made. The grsps
crop is also quite promising moro 30 than
for several years. Wheat has turned cut
well, and the corn bids fair to yield = gen
srous return for the tabor expended
Coal, il 10 stated, suffers deterioration
b. srpssuve to the weather, bi.umincus
the greatest and anthracite the least.
From the experiments Of . German chem
ist it appears that coal exposed to the
weather in heaps, lest during . period Of
nine months. atty per cent Of it's value ~
. gas making material.
TIE work Of laying the iron on the Cedar
Vsilsy RsilroAd from Nsshus in ChickAsaw
county, nofthward, has commenced. Ties
for the road are also delivered at Charles
City, but ~ We understand it, no grading
has yet been done north Of the latter point.
The road will reach that place abou, the
first Of September.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
says that the Southern planters. 'proi,ing
by free labor, have now discovered that
more money can be made on, Of freed
mans labor than from that Of a slave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
4 NfISER LIFE.

lf that Of the dyspeptie. Why sufer when Robaek's
Blood PEriaer and Blood Pills wi surely cure you.
They can be Attained OF any druggist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
ELECTION NOTICE.
TH1RD WARD.

NOTICE - HRREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR..
euanee Of the Provisions Of the City Charter and
Vrainaness q the City 81 Davenport, there VII DC
Monday. the 15th Gay u AagOss.
1873, the sans being fof To elect IN Alderman e ~
the vacancy occesionsd By the resignation Of Aider
man Harding Of the ID Ward: the polls I'll =
opened At the Court H0use, ct so'eleck 4. - sno
kept open until o'clock q n
Davenport, AuGust Ell, i0es. edlst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

For Scout Comfy, Iowa, sad Rock Island,
County. Ilinois.
WHILE this INVENTION FAR sURPAssBs
w the common inside blind in elegance ana cos
vcnfenes. II can ~ msnufaetured % Uuen leep q.
builders 90 not fail 70 sppsseiote teveeUves their
cordial endofoement and ready sdopGkun. IL has
been awarded the fra premium wherever exhibited
~ OF Scott. q. - y
y. q. 0BaOR4H = CO..
Davenport. Iowa.
A working model Of this Dlina ean 10 seen At J.
q shorey1 Log Pump Shop, Third street. between
Main and Harrison Streets ivifdSsp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
LIS
Vegetab|e SiciIian Hair Remover

Every rear increases the i,opu-
larify Of this tdtaabfe Hair Prep.
arotion, Thich is due to merit
alone. Ne can assure our Otd
1,HtrOns that ii IL kept fully up to
Its high standard. and TO those
srhO hare nerer used it ere can
confidently say. that tt 10 the only
reliable and perfected prepare
fiOn to restore GRAY OF FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing it soft, lustrOis, and sitken;
the escaip, bv its use. z becomes
sChife aud clean: IL retnOreS all
eriil,fiOns AMI ddndruf. and Oy
its tonic properties preressfe the
hair from falling out. as e elins-
uiates and nOurishes the hair
glands. By its use the hair 0r0srs
thicker aud stronger. In 6at0Ness
it restores the capillary 0kands
to their normal ciO0r, and sCill
create q ncW grOcth eEcepe In
extreme old age. II Is the most
erer used, as 1t requires fever
applications. and gires the hair
that splendid giossy appearance
SOC NiMch admired by all. A. A.
Hayes, VI. d.. state Assdyer Of
Mass. says. "the constituents are
pure and CAREFULLY selected for
erccilent gudiity. aud I consider
II the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes We pub
lish a treatise on the hair, tChich
sce send free bv mail upon 0ppi-
cation. schich contains common.
ddtOrU notices from ciergymen,
physicians. the press. and others.
Ne hare made the study of the
hair and its diseases a specially
for years. and En0r that IRE make
the most cUeCtirc preparation for
the restoration and the preserra-
ZION of the hair. ertdnt. aud so
Acknowledged BY the best Mcdi.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod by all DrueCir, and Dealers N Medicine.
COOK, cosURN 4 CO.
Gsn'l Agents for Northwestern States,
q DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

Vegetable. possessing al the good and .ltsrnativs
eHee of Mercury and the Blue Pills. without leev-
ing any Of those bad effects spon the syttem. Thsy
care III livsr complasts aeung gently apoa re bow
~, removing eli poisonous humors from the sys-
ten sever sfsatng any irritation NOR giping palms.
they ere . ssse cuFs fef Dyspspaa, improving the
appetite, giving tone and vgor TO the whole system
they also csre Jsssdies. conssipstice; nhsunetsm.
Neunleia, Female Diseases. &c WHEN need n
coanscsor Wish PAsas ConrorrD AEsIuA On. they
are warranted cure all cases Of sesoiuls and Fever
soses, Plea NJ al diseases originating from mpu-
fties Of the blood. They are sugar eoated and can
be hsd 1t the Druggists Tor Is eenn. Aenufsetufed
oaly By J. u. PAG1. Gensva, N. u. to who0 ~ or
ders sksald b addressed. Ask for PA0ss oUeAs
CoAsED NAnDaAKs Lrr1 PIlis. And take no o.ner..
~ Philosophy of MarrisfS NeV
York nueesn e. sn srsf 1ou,h. Maturity
ana Ola Aee Mash ood gesesslH ,sv,ewso 49, ~
49, mfen Ai.e1etcn, nstulence aod Nssvcoe oiSeS
- seeoesssS Ssss Marriage pAilesophssaly con-
eidered Re. ,...r,.. I'm n.
- parties uuanle 70 attend @ receipt q
iour etafnps 81 addsessng: eEChETAht. NJ ~
Yoss NusprI - Ax9AfOuY AHr ecHrcs, eie
DAoApvAv. NV - o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
DR.. BigoloW,

"a ysths vnly Physicists. - . Specialist,
J J ] ]
nov In chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. Go TO ME, and not sof-
~ thst horrible disease 70 remain In
your syrtem. dixngurtng your face
and body. besides destroying your
happiness and future prospeel1 OF life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
says that the Southern planters. "profiting
by free labor, have now discovered that
more monev can be made on, Of freed
mans labor than from that Of slave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
Davenport Savings Institution
FIRST NATIONAL RlNG.

OPEN DAILY fOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted ffom a. 10 pm
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS -
rom to clock lxrsRssr allowed on deposits
q the rate Of Fivs per cent. per annum.
Printed copies Of BY Laws and Regulations to
- had II the bank.
Money TO loan on good improved Real Estate.
FebsvdwF 4. SMITH, Pres't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
q Any AuthOy1f8L AHtHt.
HARRISON / sTAKkS. Ag'u, IS Brady 81

Manhood and the vi or of Youth
roetorea IN tvur weeks. Success guaranteed. DIR
RECORDS ESLENCE OF LIF4 restores manly pow.
eYa from Whatever arising the efecte OF early
peYpicioae hahite aef ahrse, impofency and climate
1--WE wav II escs to il1 wos1ef3uI mefs ias II taken
feeuiaraly scccring the directions (which are very
simple and require restraint from business or
pieesuYe) rAfuYe 10 impossible Sold IN bottles n
"A q Housa uentises 10 ore for ~. To ~ hsl only
81 the cole appointed AGENT America b. GssirzEs,
rs Second Avenue. New York. fsb2S-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

1 Krz SON. ~ TO " Franklin street.. Manufacture
i Wroaght and Cast Iron for buildings, BRIDGE,
etc bank vaults. doofs, shutters, grating, Iron rail
ina
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

6Dry 0ssas.
oOWKN. WHITMAN 3 WiNsLOW. Nhoiseals
y Dry doods. Woolens and Neuona. IS and 1. Ran
ioph street, large siech aid low pficcs.
0AI.K VAN WICK Deaisss IN Dry 0oods, Wool.
y ems. and Notions At Wholesale Stock veil
leefed AID sold at bottom price, IS Lsse street.
nOHS Y. iAkWkLL q CO. Dry ts"ods. Nstiehs.
y Wsolens. ~ Wabash Avennr. Keen larger s,ssk
and eel cheaper than any other honsr Wet.
u. JACKSON \ co. Wholesale Dr~ss Usods.
- White Goods. Notions, Hosiery, " ositns. Fur.
nishipr Goods, &c. ~ and ~ Wabash Avenue.
eonCy oDry si~~As asA VWs1~as.
With, BROS. b Co. Importers aud Jobbsrs OF
u Fancy by Goods. Notions. ncsery, white
Goods and Wooden occds complete stock, iowsst
prices. - and ~ Lake street
MANNING bros. wksT 3 CO. .whol-sale deal
49, ere IN Notions. Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, 1ioves
Fancy Dry Goods. ~ lake street. Cur stotk en-
ureiy new.
0EYMOuR. CARTER h CO. Importers and job.
hers In White Goods. Linens. Hosiery. Gloves. No
tions, Tr0mings. Cofssis. ~ and ~ Michigan Ave
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
PENNSYLVANIA
WHITE LEAD WORKS.

Previous TO January let. 1895, or brand wae
knevp % -. A. PAHNEsTOCK CO.. PUR8
WHITE L1AD.- bat II ssins1closeiy initiated. -
then changed II 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

aacCANN 8 FITCH, $50 Souih watei ST.. Whole
vS sale Dealers N Coarse and Pine wrapping Pa
pefs, Twins and Pager Bags Of every description.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
l1,le. aSaane =. 4 a;sm.s,

AHASB HANtNkD q Co, iIs :. Water street,
y Headquarters for Oils. Paint-. VAnish. Glsssasd
Arie Gresse. Prsprietors Star Go. White Lead.
4 EW ~, HAN 90. cell Pants. OILS, Vsrni.hss
= and wipdoW Glase, cheaper than any house In Lie
Npth vest, " TO ~ South Water street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

TIE work Of laying the iron on the Cedar
Vailsy RailroAd from Nashua in Chickasaw
county, northward, has commenced. Ties
for the road are also delivered 1t Charles
City, but ~ We understand it, no grading
has yet been done north Of the latter point.
The road will reach that place abou, the
first Of September.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
o0Mrsa - are.
IrOn :. n - Steel.


NALL, KlABAKK a CO, Importers and DssIersi n
u lron. Steel Nails and Heavy Hardware 70, sIand
- Michigan Aveuss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
GALENIC INSTITUTE.
Ladies. take Kpnrufcuinr Notice
the REAL vElPaU FEMALE PILLS


These Pills. 20 celebrated many years ago in rarls
for the relief OF female irregularities. and afterwards
for their criminal employment in the practice OF ahor'
ton. offered for sale Tor the Aftt time IL
America. They have been kept IN comparative oh
security from the fact that the orgEaior DR.. Ne.pau
1. physician in Para. OF great wesith. and strict
conscientious principles. and has withheld them from
general lest they should be employed Tor uuiaw
ful plrpoeer.
= In Overcoming Female Obsr uctions. Falling OF the
Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression. Rates
ton, or immoderate Flow OF the Monthly DE-
charges. Nervous and spnai Affections. Paine in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue on siight exsstcn, Palpita-
ton OF the Heart, Hysterics, etc, and VII effect
when al other means have failed and, al
though powerful remedy, do not contain eaiomsl
anthony, or anything hurifnl 20 the constitution.
To married ladies and Young girls who have never
been regn Aed, they are peculiarly suited. They
utn. in . sAsrt time. bdnx on the monthly perioo
with regularity.
CArriox-NHriet lAeiee should never take tn. n,
when these ID any reason TO believe themselves preg
nant. for they VIII be to produce miscarriage
Ladies can p-ocnrs . box, scaled from the eycs OF
the cuous, by enclosing one dollar, snc 81. postage
snnps 70 y. W. MACOMB1R, General Agent FOR
the United Slater and CsnAdas. AZ Albany. \. y.
70 any AUTHORISED Agent.
AARRlSAN Il STAKkQ ACfta hS Rrady ~
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7777777777
CO0o o01sOiO0.

QiiLks. colby hcMAhAN. Commission NJ
= chants and WAolssals Provision Dealers, 80 ~,
Water street. Chicago.
0LAlk. DRNsMORs y co. Commission NJ.
y chants. les Washington street flonr. Grain. Pr
sisioss. &c.
0iXLRN, HALL 3 KiNsRY. Wool Csmmsrte
] Mrrchants -, 10 and ~ Michigan Avenue. cor
net Lake sirect. Chicago
lANDkNwoou 4 co. Commission Merchants
Y Flous. Grain, Sscds, Pork, Lard, Beef, Taiiow
etc once ies Washington .ree,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

earOeeraes.
NAY. ALLkN h CO. Wholesale 4rooers orders
Ofr ON country merchants pr ompty al led nud TIA
owest price, 80 and SO Randolph street
SAKRING ron & BREWSTER, (succe.sors to n
u n. Thomp-snJ wholesale .forsr.. IA and rs \
Water street, Chicaeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
=. A. REID m. d..
l.. FRENCH.

y. A. REID NJ. D.,
DHyHIClAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
L residence No. 2s, corner NAN and Third
rests, Davenport. Iowa. jyls2-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

1006ITACnR RAYMOND. Piastc Slate Roosne.
~ Slate. Felt and Comp Roonng and shesthns
Fen, Coal Tar Pitch, rAints, Ois. lss Arlington u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
Dk. y. n. WORl.EH.
Homeopathic Physician.

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE on EAST
" side o, BRADY Street. near 9Th. Inst door
above the Caristian Church. Once hours. ! TO
--lz 10 as tot oct3e- d6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

DEasloN SURGEON. OFFICE On THIRD
L street, be,seea Brady and Man street.
Office hours, 10 10 A. NJ. 3 10 8 p. n, ITO
sEve'g. Residence, BRADY Of. bet s;h and sih
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18
Let us Hava Panca.

Subjoined ia the text of the Peace bill,
now before the Senate, as it passed the
House on the Sd inst:
A BILL to provide for the issue Of arms
for the use of the Militia.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of War be, and he hereby
is, authorized and required to deliver to
the Governor of each State and Territory
represented in the Congress of the United
States, at the seat of government of such
State or Territory, for the use of the mi
litia thereof, as many servicea,le Spring
field rihed muskets of caliber fifty-eight,
with acceutrements and equipments, and
serviceable field pieces, with carriages,
caissons, equipments, and implements
as the Governor of such State or Terri
tory shall require for the use ofth loyal
militia therein, not exceeding two thou
sand rified muskets, with accoutrements
and equipments, and two field pieces,
with carriages, caissons, equipments and
implements for each Congressional dis
trict and Territory so represented, upon
the certificate of the Governor of such
State or Territory. showing to the satis-
faction of the General of the Army that
the regiments and companies for which
such ordnance and ordnance stores are
required are duly organized of loyal citi
zens of such State or Territory, under
the laws thereof, and such ordnance and
ordnance stores shall thereafter remain
the property Of the United States, subject
10 the control of Conpress
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18
LAttAr frnm Naahvilla.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, July IL, ls6S.
DEAR LEDGER: If any one desires to
gaze upon beautiful fields of corn, fine
cotton and oats, and some grasses, he
can do so by passing through the coun-
ties of Giles, Maury, Williamson, David.
son and Wilson. True, many are suffer
ing for rain, and gardens dried up, yet /
consider the farmers in a very healthy
condition. They are making plenty of
meat aud bread, thereby keeping their
corncribs and smokehouses at home.
Williamson county can certainly boast
of her fine lands and abundant produc-
tions.
Inside the stage there were seven me-
dunn sized ladies'; two big, fat Dutch
women; one sure enough cry baby; one
sleepyheaded baby; six small cabas
two bonnet boxes; two boquets of flow
ers hung up. On the outside and in the
boot there were three big, busting men,
including the driver; three gentlemen
myself included, of course), on next
seat; three fellows on the top of trunks,
behind US; four passengers in promis-
cuous confusion behind them; one mig
ner gal what nurses for the fat woman;
thirteen large trunks, supposed to be fall
of "wimmin's" doings; sixteen carpet
sacks, some not very new; five leather
wallets with straps; one childs buggy
two saddles; one pillow case full oftwist
terbaoker," one bottle whisky (emptied
on the sly; one large bolt of carpetiug;
ten bolts of wall paper, and other things
too numerous to enumerate. Now,
don't you suppose all this was load for
four horses, and only one change in
thirty miles2
l saw superb residences for miles out
on the Lebanon pike. lovely fields Of
green, productive valleys and rocky
hills; saw beautiful and romantic
scenery, fat horses aud sleek cows; new
buildings interspersed from Nashville to
Lebanon; saw wet places aud dry places;
pretty women and ugly women, with
heads stuck out Of their windows laugh
ing at Us because We we're enjoying the
sun without an umbrella; sav Eve acre
watermelon patches, aud one thousand
acre farms; saw palaces of style aud
grandeur within shady bowers. and huts
too hot for lizards to occupy; / saw the
cornfsld that vas once a race track,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18

The Radical, disuuion Abolitionists
are incensed at General N. B. Forrest,
ex-Confederate, because he wrote letter
to Capt J. Sawyer, of Detroit, and of the
Union army, a few days ago, containing
the following sensible remarks:
II am like yourself-bear no malice
against those that met me on the battle
feld. The cause for which fought was
lost TO me. and | commend a friendly
feeling to all, both North and South
IN. B. FORREST"
What man Of decency will not say that
Forrest gives expression TO correct
sentiment Yet the Radicals think he
should not have said that he bore malice
toward none whom be net on the battle
field. They think tAat Forrest aud every
other Southern man should bear hate
toward Northern men, and that men Of
the Urion army should permit feeling
Of intense hatred to rankle in their boz
SONS toward those OF the South. Hate
and malice, begoiten Of Satan, is upper
mosf in all the actions and doings Of the
Radical revolutiOnists-DayfoH (0hiol
Ledger.