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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-27

~QGACBkERY.- Earnestly cau.ion al
Young men suffering fr,u Nervous Debility, &C..
against endsngering their health by patronizing
any Of the advertising quacks. Yor can ful.yre
cover by the methods used by the advertiser, and
By hundreds Of others, AID 80 OTHER Way
Read letter which will send you If you will
send me post paid envelope bearing your adj
dress. Direct 10
EDWARD II TRAVER
ebl! -dAwly Lock BOX. Boston, Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-27
Letter Gros,, lhmrsow Weed.

The Var as Proscut~t by Lincgla no5hing
bm an 1bni.,ion Crumd., -Interm;oatie
Conaic, or hy'or;oys 7,rminof,on hsesi-
fabh-n.cd tskot the EraN KepuNican
Leade, savs
From the Albany Journal Of SATURDAY.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-27

BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma
Ichincs will ind it the pest ar
lticIe known for cc,nentiny tho
Channels, as it WORKS with
out delay. is not effected by
any change Of temperature.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-27
cE N Z Mt.

SUPERIOR TO ANY
adhesive preparation known
| Htltoa's Msoiu5le Cemssnt
is = new thing, and the re-
suit Of years study; its com.
bination is on
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
and under no circumstances
or change oftempera,urc, will
ii become corrupt or emit any
offensive smell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-27

IMPORTANT FROM GREELEY. The y. \.
Tribune Of Friday, July 22d, contains the
following item in ref rem e TO Greeley's ne
gotiat'ons for peace. Though but grain
z u L.. L..
, 1864-11-04

Aner haVtnf bluudered IN the dark for axes the
W-fld af Inst begins to EuuefEIAru th&f The humnn
eystem enact res1st or throw en- atacks Of de.
Ssse @fonRh the Age1cy OF deplet,rg medicines
nnE 1a re shne pbyHs. arc ID
sea9fT aTsiS ~ .way the x.' ygoI winch il tbs only
h s9 aecesdH for rect uitnE their o1tiy movers It
iaW. n1 fi:t 20 eot undelstand phios pecaliy the
1sa, experience na4 taught the pun to f1iy, u
tSe Of e.. enaT rsepla:EE sad II
~ y. sRAaED STOMACH BlCTERs. and fhsre il
U soasoA g fhe Fesr when this 1nes:tmAblt tnYxo-
rant y more oseu! than nov Il rhs crowded CIV,
r. EnneL@y reEionf whsre f1tesmitteot and 3 I9pus
esett lHcval 70 fart. wht RIVER m"u are conEfe-
Etea e., " @ rnet r. ,aEe .. - ~ nrSers hs neces-
say !.I pure lon:c and Attentive e1t81a AID Ho7-
puf+ y aud best IN the Known world 'A3
, 1864-11-04
Northwestern RrcedmaRsa Aid Com.
H1&A1@R.

=, Amid the various OF Jects OF beuevolcncc betore
me ptople Of CHICAGO, and Eow ssk1nk for eonstl-
oution. permit to call tho ATTENTION ofyoat city
ttade<e to the great importance ofeousidar7ns kud
tcpefly eat1nx for The hundreds Of thou,Auds OF
suffering freedmen.
1he southwestern Fseedm ans Aid Commission
nas ostu n s9leteEce ten months. he adquAr-
tefe He IN thls city. 1t has an abs Boart Of 4.n-
e4ets, composed Of prominent mlnIstaxs and bQ.i-
Lee .%1n. ~ NY already collected and dlsbuised
SCH 1SfeitectnA AID mor.l Of tho yast nnmhrr ~
iFeet men taFp"n on our hands By the prorrass of
4 .as ~: ~ 80 sent ossk seventy te4chexs into
LAG oo1Iae1n 1e-d 10 ADVISE, instruct and eav,ts
them. A s49'"so
Hitherto ons personal appeal. have been made
IN VAN, o. our puhlished fece,pts have she1n aue
A corualIty 2pd ibessllty is generally txhi5irsd
Out Governor has publicly endorsed tha uork.
1Mga number OF eccesl4rd bo0.e+ have bean
VISITED. aud everywhere they hare approved snd
recommended The object to taeir churches These
Wings have greatly encouraged rs tn our srduous
work.
But what hAs Chicago done for this great. aud
generally admitted ~ one OF the greA tess ot the
benevolent objects noE before the American peo-
p1ei Comparatively iitsle. Tsac. some ooxea or
old clothinR have been gathered and sent, c.r:aiz
1ndiv1cuals and lew churches have uhsza1]J con-
fnb1tsd 10 money, for which W. feel thankful.
!, The approaching "ibter fe near, and heAf-sdr-
ter 70 do a1l we can. We ought 70 raise $4,000
IN Chicago alone, th1s fall to meet the pressing de-
alike urge Us to make this our appeal. Chtcazo,
Into whose lap ia poured the wealth OF the great
Notthweat, stal she not give OF her ahundancs
mary lid. -
Let mere hold bsck for political REASONS. This
WofE peltnes 70 no party, as such Il Ia work o:
humtDitv and Chnetisn,ty, repest. In the over
ruling ofDist1e ProTidence-the millions OF icrme-
eJayes are now going free and stand hefore Us n
suffering Feed. Shall their physical necessities be
met! Sha! their plasttc minds be moulded tor
good or eyilf Shall thsr liberty be bleas1D2 or
. cufse TO them and this Datioo9 These are qaes
lions that we OF this generation must decide.
Friends Of the fre. dmen, Chicago friends, to you
we sppeA See 70 it th31 you Go Jour du.y to thlJ
- Lobly ae you do to all other good obj:cta
Money may be sent to the AGENT 1t our rooms. 50 |
street, WHO Is keepiny Chicago book !
account, and Il ealng m a!l he can- so consri-
u:es Life e'ector or member, and IS an animal !
2ne. To Al such our periodical, The FFsedn.sn's |
Eutfestn Is g1atuitousiy seut q. y. COBB,
General Agent In tho Cisy.
RoHnERT.-A low, rough looking vaya5ond sort
II a fellow named Moore, vas At the Police Court
eeterdav. On complaint Of soldiers widox,
'amed Ann nPrenderRr.st.ch rged with Robin. her
y $l4D. Tbs amount wae received In settlement.
II her tesd hnsbancs Gains. He c.me into her
lonFe ard loe it from her pocket while she was
lsesp, He YVES held to hail IN the sum Of $500,
o appess at the next term OF the Ct1cntt Court !
n defanit be was sent to isil,
, 1864-11-04
nF. hfre1nw

Confidential Physician,
Can oe ccpsl od as his office, 17e South Cl.,k s-ee
corner Of Monroe. Chicago.
Aalf hlsGt ON the Posr tlftce an at Chronic his
EAtek ahd Dlhts6st uf prlsAte and stlcKtt uatCre
70 botn sSx1. WHICH he trtA With uapasaurled
EuScese. !sooE atpkr%te %here lau'ts And Geatle-
Men CAT eootrlt sEe Dec or With teA pttcsskt NJ.
EAey. omCe honzs from A. M.foSP u Snntays.
1g5o * A:M Co.nu- :casons eona1Htt6l C.tn.
su!ArCo 1iso Atdr esA Paet ONO. .3-1 lai IucIoss
nr etsipts sls.a ARD get Lis duits to Hesllh.
, 1864-11-04
ar. EAsTERtr's PAIN KILLER,

Tbs Medicine liz Al infallIkle eure rot
Bruises spratns, Headache, Tooth.
Rehes SoFs Throat, Collie, Cramps er
SpAGms1 Dysentery or Bowel CoMa
plants, NeFvcus Affections, Pain In
the Face, Painters Collie, Palms La
1ne Rreasts Side, Rack and Limbs,
Gho1eras Cholean moFbus, and In
faca wherever 1t In applied PA1n czn-
Eot exist.
u y perfect AHT4DOTR fer ALL FAIR. TIT 1t r
aft cteC. -
RI r., sa1e IT DR. &. EAETKRLY &C, ,E Ps-of,y
W rte 0tore, ~ MAd1kon ST., Chicago, Ii.
, 1864-11-04
EDuca1WNAl.
pACIF1. COLLEGE.
LII cKuRcH ECHoDL FOE
BOYS AND YOUNG MEHs
RAcLNE, WISCONSIN,.

EeT. Jl9S De kotEAs u IT,, Eettoza
The Rector Il x.s.st.d IN tbs Instruction q It .
ectLlktp py elcTeA coE7ete1t Frciestoe1 Aat kss
t&st-, =.
F1rzt. EGrnd 1tlE4su& Instruction, AteQItiLk 70
The sules nd disep.iEc Ct ;ne Church.
etconc snel tnttnectuA HAclnF ~ Will rtndu-
fo5 ~ o. ~ !, ls&ed a his coere
Third: CsFerul phgHe ent Ia :r.nF in I'll nacy e1Y
cisss, Ihsrs large 6ynnal,uin for Tia use Of die
1he5a ere TWO large ecd vnry couEocioa1 build.
spe Il fer II; scholars. rntse
- ~ ~ llve u the Buna;nEs with ths Rector ard
-. ett et ccEEoa thbla ardfo-- one fAunlY
kfCdfea Of tie schosl
Ihe E1nte5 teZu w1H bes!n Dec. lft, to coaunns
ocN7u2M5 5E " ~
, 1864-11-04

Df. LocEreW hey1n9 become emtnentss sn.ceasfp]
1u curnk this tt:1lo nx.a;y inGt' - al similarly
4ME4ed 70 call send for circnI1-t Of r. etences
fweEfy fcnl yta1 s.9uGtng. He ueyute Ms artep
lon TO dlseaEe Of It's Cerao+o spinal AxiI
Eefyoua 6JEtsu, and zcllc4tE all tnveasRt1oa of
~ cie1@ 70 PUBLIC coanean.e IL may be cnniuised
a. "a MyHte !esldeIcs ~ WesrF second strait
nuna9y. Accreat -! letttfs tn D. V. 3. .LOCEEQW .
new 4of6. Care q r. u. Boz SIG.
PSYCHOLOGICAL T1xw or MAHn.AGx-Coutatn
3nK neAsly 80 pages and ltn fre oAtel ead enEYx1.
1aes o. n" Anstony nf th9 H1m4. Orr suz IN state
" aeAla and D!s 1sr. sftn traffic Oh EsYly Il.
s3. ~ r. fhe Anthors Pun Of atuent shs only
The report of csAes hea.ed Futnfu sdy esr II tx
feras aooS aoS tn9ts con,empl.tua G.tEkec Who ao
q ostaEc to Any "a rees on rees!ot o; p eants IN
sMm sams nT postal currency; BY adcr. .4E1k Dr. LA
, 1864-11-04
33rnpDsalm.

M EDiCAL FURVEYOK S OF
II fiCE. Lor4sru1x, k9. Oct. .zs. 1st..
rttupotA!A WILL be lecelVed II this pstce up to
IaEksDAf, hnvenbs- 1c. u II ~, for inrn,1ntng
Hos1t - 6utpl11 - - .1"
Samples nuae ACCOMPANY bies-rxrept IN ctsea
8h r hddet pcopcsss 20 iurnsh m A1tirle lfe ooe
pnF1o0AS farnAheo ~ htm-Nao eAch pr ,possl unusf
st&te AcK toon II u proposed to oo1mtace delivering
t*cn erlee ano hoE raptdfy the ~hult qpau1ty Will
Ge 0etvtfra al Eooos delFetnu u 1hI1 d. pot
, 1864-11-04
Helmbold's Extract Bueha
Is the Great DfRret1c.

Helmhold's Extract Of Sarraparila
Cures sczoiula Salt Roeun, scald or Sore Head n.
ter Pinples on the Faee, E1y.pe1as. md al 6zu,-
lions OF whatever raturs the t&ce akin. pez1tze
out the auuors which make dilcaae. snr1cninZ "a
b.ood aud
, 1864-11-04
33rcnllu1lt Uer1ltlratrs.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO HO1O
~ ZEE OF PhKRICA CERTIFICATES. a Fy,Ru
A+'-Tha ProvoN katskat Gtenrxl clYrcts ths1 al
esl1,s fos crerH;uEs 12s p!eacn ng aust Be
pFe>eEte6 70 Leuf: L. A:n14c2er3. I'M q. q
Psvment, befrre Ocrobet aBt 1874. 1. 40 cis,ms
pad. ' ~
All part!te eortcrnsd VIII take notice and suyern
shcmaet ses scct Fd!nKiy- JAA II UAEEs.
Nc.Eu.s.+pt
, 1864-11-04
t1tSuIanrE.

The Directors tf stts bouro Aot reusee Institution
sra composed ID tie mcst substantial cttt1en1 OF
BroDk IN Aac NGN York. Extra 1ndpcenArts ara
Dfe1ctto those ase5EE LIE Ineasa:ce oy this CON.
pAnr, CHA6f1Ah W. HQQt:E. PreEdGnt
RACutED e. HAXpIEO, SECRETARY.
TM-I. .A0LLYNEAUx, Gcn9-Al AGENT,
81 WkxhtnEtot at1e eet. Chicago.
DH:1. f. q. s. HAHH. Medical Kxaminere.
1-hEeclA! ktcntz kppoMsed tr the principal
Iowa II Q00olA- Application should be mkde 70 the
Senesss Agent, with reference. IN Chicago.
, 1864-11-04
General Notices,

N%N<<A% IN ukNkS%
YTHW AN1rCr1
LAMAR
=
NnDAF Mamma etU4iNr Hnu,nanu
RegtEteret u.d.f the Ac. OF 1873. .a+hor,z,,r shr
formation OF Corposauons IN 1sn .e "
ttala Of Ne YorE
EApYT3J f41 KnN 0Nn> nNr mrY Fny pvup
HunDgED THOUSAND DOLLAGs.
, 1864-11-04

Bach pAcksEe OF astcle-Wtefa prAcatAo1e-to be
d a& LA1ec By the Eame Of the axer v4noe5. snd
Zla1Led " q. 9. a. aoep. tai Department
D. l.. MAGRUnER.
Surgeon Il. g. A., Medical PUrTe7uq
Ofsl-YiSG.St MrN YY3EAAhr
, 1864-11-04

Thss Medicine Will sEfe D1ar1kea<
DgsenterJ, Cholera morbus, Simmer
Complaint, Collie, Wind In the Stor2.
ach and Bowels, and all DeraRge.
ment OF the Stomach and Bowels Of
children when TeethlER.
Fi-A1HTb Il 1t night b. taved By tht timely use OF
DA. EAaTf:KLfB D1AERLGA 6fEUP.
yoc.
E Prce 80 eers per nsttle .-..
49, 7 q sale ~ DR. Z. EASTEKLY'S Family Aeci
, 1864-11-04

1
On: Tuesday the committee appointed by tts
the Board OF Trade, to confer. with the Depart
men Of Internal Revenue, relative to the I1abit,
OF grain dealezs to pay the income tar under Ger
tain conditions, scented tbs following report:
WAsH1NoTps, Oct. 20, ls8t.
10 The Directors Of the Board Of Trade OF The City
Of Chicago: Gentlemen
The undersigned committee, appointed by you.
honorable booy to visit the City Of Washington
ana coifer With the commission Of interual 1eye-
nue. IN relation TO the liabilities Of merchants or
traders TO pay government tax 10 certs{n Iees
hsve attended TO The duties a.sfsued them, and
That, altar somewhat protracted interview
vita the commissioners, your committee hy re.
auest OF me compt-s1oners. put the sqbssanee OF
the,r e@onmnntc:lion @ in writing, which, together
with the reply of The ccnn1Istoner to their inter
roSatortee was as fo1lov9:
To tne Hon. J. ]. Lewfs, Commissioner Of In
tezhhl hrTenpe:
,sis1-The undersigned committee appointed by
tie directors Of tha Bos'd OF Tcaoe Of the city Of
Cticaxo TO confer with you touchmz the }fabi1tiea
certain cates deem il proper DIST to stass tie man
ger IN winch bustnaes i transacted by the meu1-
tse 81 1S9 ooi9 and then requess reply to
~. lae saalou9 k1nds OF gram are transported from
NE country TO the city IN aud in boats Tary.
eand bushels which. on arrival .1e nu. q ntnp
an4 warehouse rcostpts arc Issued for the same,
ohIsln9 the parties WHO issae toen to deliver tue
zane on Vessels toS shipment to those In whose
laTo! the receipts are Issued, or ordered
Said Eatehoaae receipts, endorsed, dc boucht
ana gold nany times befote the parties tsguins
them are called upon to deliver the grain covered
ny .me sane upon vessels ios sbipment It is no
ceipt to be cold, ba1gained for sale. two. threa
OF more TINES In one day and during the winter
honEe receipts may be transferred from oue party
20 ahothsr by ta1e and dallvefy Of seceipf. Or
oS contract for delivery, hundred o. more t1uacs.
QUESTION:.
!. What constitutes sale or What Ia necesearv
In order to c1mplete s.fe 7
= a warehouse receipt Is izsued In favor ofstA''
orordeE: ard the grain covered By the recent A
sells 70 b, A pays the repaired taz, holds the
sva1ehouse receipt indorsed by 4. Should the
erain covered by satd receipt pay smother tar
61e the Psafn remains IN the SAME locality, that
F. before shipment to another place. in cousidera-
tten o, tne .ransfer Of said receipt nom one party
4 ELI, o. contract. to sell, to one thou
.ama M Si,uy onsheia Theat. sells Or contracts to
ny receipt for the wheat to C. Is B: who never
holds ne receipt nor sees the wheat. liable to pay
- he hna ban -
, 1864-11-04

tRenafks non Chemical Anay1,s1
Afsss csseiai examination OF Helabotd's P7sps
fhttons, they enloJ our utmost couddenes. Ho cu~
stder them sa&s and reliable.
NEVEERs Il YATra.
Philadelphia, Jnne II, 1sso.
, 1864-11-04
THEAsCHT DEpARTNEyr,
OFFICE OF IN1 1EHYAI. BEyryre.

- 11a11010.', oess NoV 1oVss J.
Instant, that sale OF grain, stored 10 Wafehon.a
ana Tor which the owner has warehouse recent.
y completed By the transfer OF the receipt nom
ne seller to the purchaser Upon every sale, with
delivery OF receipt though II the same lot Of srain,
duty Is payable. II the eala is made through q
broker, he must psy i duty Of one-eiehth or one
per centum upon the amount received. II made
by dealer, the sum received fe to be included In
amo ount OF annual sates, for which he takes
license. Bargains for The sale Of the same LOT Of
grain between series of dealers or brokers, un-
accompanied b{ transfer OF receipt, are not sales
liab!s Y duty; but the fnal transaction, wherein
lhe holder Of tue receipt delivers the same to tue
actuM purchaser. constitutes the sale; and the
revenue tax s a!ted upon the price which The for
ner receises. VERY respectfully,
JosEPH ) LEWIS, Depnty Commissioner,
J. G. DoRE,
Il. SrRuAScE,
E. Y. RoBRiSs.
Committee.
, 1864-11-04

fn tbe Year IHA8
~ aataevs arst prepared the VENETIAN HAIR
2l1; enc: mat time It la heen u1.d hy tho and1
Tse VasK1AH DYE Ia .bs est.n+ q :, III. -,.,.
pnssis Only F1fty Eauts, knd each bortit cortaus
ennse ~ ST. 2f6ye u those usually sod fsr e.
3ehaT ot tis ics!p II the s49h:es dexr. {.
fne tANEllAH DIE work. With rapid y and Ger.
:, Ins ssANk1Iat D{K prtducfs any aaade Il 1t inty
oae fhst = mat IN nat fsdt crock q wash ont
Eof fale By a!l drugr1n&. Price 50 cent?
&fH York. 0~e>' - 'SN@ ss1se,
- Ano, ManntAeturer Of MATHEWS AKHlCA HAIR
1Los4 tas best hsit dseasinK in use II large bot
G<4. DfiGA SC. mi
, 1864-11-04

BAcIIEIfbii'e ceieh..ted AA lE iJYI IL tuE KEsr
n nj n NIp, The only HAtALEse TECR ana RxL1-
ABL1 O5e known, Th.s splend Heir uye ls :rfect
-chA1cta Ited, Ku1ty or HsEy Ds.f int lsAht1y, TO
sLosEY h14cE enc kA:rH. 4 sRoET. Without him.
Eo{t and beAufu; Iuupsrs frezh vitality .f-sQueuty
restoring IL pr:et1ne color snc recte1 tt III eT 81.
Bad Dsee. The Genuine Is slEutd WiIIIau i
BAcHKlns. I'll Others me1 tuisAd nj, ID vnoud
be aytided. Sold By a1l DsuEg1sta de- FActorS ii
Barclay f1nEt, New yorE. ~
Bstc6elcr1 New T-.lts Cresn ror Dressing the
Hs3r. eeM s4cs - ~ WS-ves
, 1864-11-04
Gpfctal NuttrkH.

W ~
FOE CEEAPAEes ARD QUALITY u
"AATHKWe' VENETIAN HAIR DyKu
which has been brtore the public for ssstly
"A QUARTER OF A CKHTUKY.~
ana ls universally approved
~THlB HAIR UYEs
bmhuuhcsred BY peculiar process which .eud III I,
~IMAEasURABLT sUPKAiOR"
70 anything t1 the khape OF
"A DYE"
row Of evtS before the people Be1ar corpletel1
"0NR BOTTLE"
20 prtpafanoa IL rtQuire1. wuich eres:.y smFEtes
Inc application. In nstn8 this Dys, Eoa avolt tnss
..-.. ~DUE1Y, DIETY" -..
Apnnafatea BY which dyed hair aud wttsScrs arg e
MtauS recognised when m lnr1dor AIttle ha1 oe<H
"PK1CE. FIFTY Cents FER BOTTLE"
which conrA1ns doah1e dye in thoee usus1S sold
Aos oee dollar Eotd by ~ ssrnS4isA ~,
York. y - "
Also, NAnnsAc1urer Of MATHxW6 AE11cA HAIR
GLpNG tbs nta. hEtr fl6stuG tt uAA IN lA1Gt o0t
Fsa nrne n r. nu atqo33 IN wAFtS
, 1864-11-04

kaSe. or the pure Caucnsslau raca. On the
and Anslo:Norma races are tha highest tyres Of
humanity. AID I believe th.t the negro Is perhaps
tveen these Iii The tribes Of the eastn ex1st Rss
fei!oE E-c1tlzeas because tho EuRlishnan IL not
equal to The 1lishman, or The 1rishmaa to the Eng
Msnasn Iao. ths German 70 !he Lapaneer, the Lap
pt'ved Of his rights fshouts OF mo" and cheers
! hear fone cay it Il the white mans war. thar
shey afe os he anollto9 Of e!ayery they
hon OF al.7erJ. not because Am for the white man,
ot re red man, Or the black man, bnt oecau.e
A. 81 I'm man fo1 Gods humanity lloud applause
right to the proceeds Of bis own labor, and to ali
The advantages which he has right to under tie
constitution Ct tue Unlted States and Cur glorious
here to utter these senumsnts today for the DIT
time; these have been my opinions, well k1oHn
ga am understood Set s,,d for 1ims p.s
I have not been afraid to n:'er them for he
last thirty year,: and will say this that believe
that whenever man is jnet to himself just to nla
duly, he will always ind response in the popular
heart. LApplausel And Ian here to-day 5s:s1 to ssy
thst e. earthly mo1ve no iosy summit Of human
loud alArums Of the multitude, Rhall ever eeduce
me from the God-efVep sentiments Of my heart Ia
fayor Of labor and humanity. t1umsnse spplAuse.l
VIXEN they are Tree. You might as well ask ne
What viii GO with you, or any Other man. Ionly
9Ly That IN the providence or Almighty God, that
is not qnesttoo for me to solve; but viii say
that believe 1t is IN the hands OF God, that
whether this war Ia Waged to free the negro Of not
{snd know it is nof.) get, incidentally. the ne.
gro VIII be free, and Jon cannot help It. lCheers.]
This war Will not end till the principles Of eternal
truth, proceeding from the tbrons fof God, shall
be firmly enRrafted and established In the hearts
Of all men; thus war will not end TIL 1t IL decided
that this cuut tf7 cannot 1tm1in one half slave and
the other half free You may depend upon tdst;
and IT will Tot be very long In deciding that
question either, for the f1t has zone
1olth. In the last thirty years Russia
md Sweden and Dennnrk, and Eag!aud and
Ffarce, and various ether nAtions hzve emancipa-
ted all their elsves, and, fellow citizens. feel
thsnl tul that Abrahsm Ltnco1n's Emancipation
Proclamation has already einsncipa.ed three mill
ion. Of e1sves acd In the career OF that proc ans.
tion 1t rolls over the States In rebellion like
chariot Of re eee the feBiatets step Of the Al
mighty md all the nations Of tha earth IRE beai.-
ming to hail with glad shouts Of Joy, uaiyera,l
emarcipst1or, In the United States as well as else
where. tTtemendous cheers.l -
But am not here to excuse myself on this sab.
1ect of s1avery. do not believe in the doctriee
tkst arc not to agitate the question OF slavery
and wish hern tn state that there IL no co1utr7
uo part Of the United Stles where there IL not nm
res,ricted freedom Of speech, except In the 8outh
ern States. man there cannot anteEt lin sentf-
ment a Bchoofm1eter cannot teseh school Il he In
underriood to be opposed to whipping nsgro men
AID women There Is complete Suppression OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

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Sept D Is62-}4yI. ~ -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21
Grant AND HIS CAMPAIGN,
'he Nashville Union" says:

The Nashville "un'on" says:
As Gen. Grants campaign has now beer
fully Developed, the following anocdote Ger
tainly7wili not be considered cuntraba d.
While in frGnt Of FicksbnTg, in convcrsatiu:
with a numLer of ~tH6cers, Gen. Grant, with,
cut expecting s3 DO evey called to tho place
gave bis vicws>of the proper plan to captm
Isichmond. lie ssid that, IN his view, two
armies should move agains: the rebel capi,
,ui--ui,e by way Ct tho R,pidsn, aud the
Other by Way G, Petersburg Ether Of ihss
columns should be strong on6ugh to fight L.aa
out Ut his entrenchment5-a %rircumstare &c
which would dolnp.l Les III kter his army to-
g~e.t,or, as Is division, win tLe james river lie
vi Gen ulo s~ec;iOna, must prove !htsi.
T~hc..rnyuu ths South wMs to cut eff cam
muuiclt;ons, AID threaten the destruction Of
the rebel capital from the South, and be sble
to take il, if Lee did not fall back; if he did
fall back the army from the North sould press
him, and besiege him in tho capital, aud by
means of gunboats a perfect connection tcrcss
James river could be kept up. The moment
tho army on the Southside occupied Marches
Richmond would become %untensble ard,
under any circumstances, with oil communi-
cut, the city could lot stand a long
and though q portion of the rebel army
eecape, it would only do 30 in q de-
mUrAized condition. A month otter tho above
conversation, Grant entered Fi~ci5burg, and in
seven months more he took command of the
Army of the Potomac. Success hes vindics-
the adoption of the plan conceived O year
II more ago. In corau.