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G~OknInlfua Hu R-aOa
The Democratic papers are busily en-:
gagged in circulating an extract from q
speech said to have been delivered by the
Hon. Columbus DelAno, at Mount Vernon,
on the l4!h of April last, In which he takes
strong and radical ground for equal suf
frage. The extract is as follows:
"Fhe heroism of negro troops has added
luster to our history, and without the ne
gro's aid our armies would-nOt have sue
ceeded.
"The hiss fought and conquered for
us and deserves his reward. He has q
right to sit on juries, to hold office, and to
vote as a freeman at the ballot-box."
We a no means Of knowing whether
this is or is not what Mr.. Delano said.
We hope however, that it is true that this
distinguished statesman has taken ground
in favor Of doing justice 70 the black SOL
diers Of the Union. Mr.. Delano has been
accounted q Conservative, but such acourss
as this will entitIe him TO the respect and
confidence Of the most progressive a1ti
slavery men.
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J Departure OF a COmDany of .HharD.

1 HHE for Europe. sos W7
This morning the New York German
Schutken Corps, consisting of sixty men.
sailed for Bremen, to take parti the inter.
NATIONAL shooting match at Bremen. which
willibegin7 on the 10th Of this month and
end on the 23d. The Eehutzen Uofps il
composed of tina haat naA-ksnaoa of Ehe INV,
nearly all OF whom are wealthy Germans,
The company is commanded By Captain
Busch, who is a splendid specimen of the
Teutohic race, weighing three hundred and
fifty-six pounds. 1 ga
The Schutzen Corps expects to be absent
about two months. Each member psys
sixty-seven dollars in gold for his passage
TO go and return. This morning the excuf-
sionists psrsded through some Of the streets.
escorted by two companies Of the Fifth
regiment, New York National Guard. the
Columbian Rifles, the Sehutzen Gilders and
a large number Of German citizens.
The company was reviewed bv Mayor
'Gltnther in front of the City Hall" Ex-
Councilman Repper introduced Captain
Busch TO the Mayor, when the latter made
a few timely remarks, in which he said
thEt New York was proud of her shsrp-
shooters, and he felt proud Of paying them
Accomplishment and bidding them an afsc.
Tomato farewell. They were surrounded
by many warm friends, who wished them
success. None would be mora pleased than
himself to hear of their safe arrival. or
more happy 70 greet them on their return.
Captain Busch thanked the Mayor for
hfs kind wishes, and said he hoped his msp
would be successful in ths shooting =
The exeursionists then pfoees' s,,Is1L
6oken where they embakks1 Iaea 20 no
Bremen A steamer, = On steamer
eoEt and a large pgmhey Of ir;ends .ne 81
Posi- Isf5htJ Sandy Hook-R.I y.
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A0auYtSlhsh..

It is expected that the entire cable VIM be
securely coiled on board thb Great Eastern
by the Fourth Of July proximo, and that
she will start from Sheerness for Vslehtis
on the 9Th, reach that place on the 8tb.
make the splice with the shore end and de.
part on her mission Immediately, weather
permitting. The great Eastern when
loaded will draw thirty-four feet of water.
AS the cable Is paid out the loss of rs.
weight viii be compensated by the induc.
ton Of water into the tanks Of the vessel,
which will keep her triM during the
voyage. g.,+
It Is expected that two American wal
vessels will accompany the expedition as
an offset for the two war vessels already
detailed and named for the duty BIZ the
British Government; but IS yet the Mac
ara is the only u named. a.islo9 =
81
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

esunsst" Cox, a decidedly defanet poll.
ticisn, has shaken the dust of Ohio from
his feet and permanently located in New
York city, as q member Of the bar. The
atmosphere of New York is more eoneen.
ial to his taste than that Of Ohio. His be
culiAr views on political subjects may find
admirers in the metropolis, but they do not
suit the Republican sentiments Of his ns.
tive State. He can fraternize With Ben.
Wood and Isaiah Rynders, and render his
name immortal by assisting John Mitchell
In his extremity. Good-by, Sammy. . .ea
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The Hnrreaa.

NaL""HM -
The wheat harvest in Southern illinois
and Indiana has commenced The prsas
of that section spesks Of the yield as ehOr-
nous, And the quality IS unsupported by
the crops of any previous year. TO add
to the satisfaction Of the farmers, the wealth.
er has been as favorsble as they could de-
sire, and the new crop has been harvested
in the very b~estcOndition. From all parts
of the country come the same glowing &C
counts Of the wheat crop. Corn and oats
will be moro than an average return, and
fruit has never promised a more prolific
yield. This, therefore, is likely to be a
year of plenty its ~cornucopis overlooking
with abundance J0iH ITE la1t.4a
r--e4. .- - .tiHl % Htsi E .
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Keutacky and the constitutional,
AuaHahunauN

Kentucky and constitutional.
Amendment.
The ant~i-slaVery amendment, which is
made the issue in the political canvass in
Kentucky, seems to be sweeping all oppo-
siiion before it. The progressiyes and old
anti slavery men, the true-blue Unionists,
and tie conservatives of the old Demo-
cratic party, even, are writing IN favor
Oft. Guthrie BrAmlette and Msgohn.
have excessively taken position in favor of
ii and now the most ultra conservative
mani the State-the grabbed, bitter, ma.
lignAnt old WickifFe-is reported to have
yielded TO the logic Of event and declared
for il. HSaul also iEamong the prophets"
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Fourth Of JuIy at the Capital Of

" L L- E
Much excitement is said 70 have
ed among the white inhabitants O. prevail
bias hSouth Carolina, on sccour n
holding Of 8 mass meeting OF c ale, ! the
in a grove near that town on the d Sd men
It was probably feared that tbs oh inst.
was TO start 9 movement an bebS purpose
zenahip, The apprehension " II Of ely:
degree allAyed when 1t was e ~ some
the object Of the gathering learned that
srEsngeme9ts foe the ann .vs Sss 70 make axe
aH1iSnAl AaePSZ Idenc q. s'' q Gun
tbI;S4 Ses, VINO appear to bs mora
VA lntelige,nt and wealthy han The
age of thu whits Formulation were in
attendance 'Sy hundreds, dressed IN holiday
attire, snG made speeches, adopted patri.
otto REVOLUTIONS, and transacted necessarT
Busiriess like mon who understood tba
proper mode Of managing such THINGS.
iTiAey decided TO give a public dinner. 10
which the Federal officers and soldiers al.
mg garrison duty st Columbia should he
invited, in appreciation OF their services Ia
the eolored population. A finance COM
mittee was appointed, and four hundred
dollars were raised upon the spot for the
purpose-M. y. Eve. Post.
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F~REEDMENls HosPITAL,
~ -~NNNNI 7
Con. II STBEET AND VERMONT Az
WASHINGTON, ID. o.. juno "a. 1865.

> L11I NA
Con II STBEET AND VERMONT Az
WAsHINdTOE, D. O., june "a, 1861
RDfT5Rs hEkDER: Iperuss with much
pleasure the columns of your excellent pa
per, and gam new confidence in she suc-
|lcess of afighteous cause, when IRnd il AZ
rayed in the amor Of and standing up fol,
justieeto all lOYalists and rebels rsgI-.
i am eonfident that your progressive jour-
nal will make many converts and gain
much strength. The more go when it Is
remembered, by the people, that it Was al
ways an ardent and consistent supporter
Of Mr.. Lincoln, whose memory they re-
spect and venerate. ad- Et1TIaJ TAs
Many dispute the policy of advocating
ENegrO Suffrage" but none, who are IN;
sverVing in their devotion 10 the Union
the Consultation and the Laws, can but
support such measures IS viii secure the
live, property and happiness of nearly
four millions Of people, than whom none
have been more loyal and patriotic during
the whole Of the gigantic struggle for ma,
t;onsl supremacy just drawing TO a close
without the right TO cast 3 vote, and
thereby hold the balance Of power inthe
States lately redeemed from rebellion,
their condition will be infinitely worse
than that of the free black man, on sven
the slave, in the pslmy days of slavery,
when mothers and children, husbands and
wives, and brothers and sisters, wers ruth
lessly torn from each others arms and sold
under the very dome of the Capitol while
Northern Senators and Representatives,
for the most part looked on with indifEer-
ence while these disgusting and heart
pending scenes we're being daily enacted
before them. a--g:s has a ssf
MAYthe Omnipotsnt keep you in the
pathway you have marked for yourself is
She earnest ~prayerOfthe writer. rs aii.
|rp Now 3 question What sre the pEeba-
bilities with regard TO Universal Suffrage
in Ohio Will the next Legislature,
think you, vote the required smendmenttO
the Constitution .? l am more interested
ia this question nov than ever before,
having drawn near the age, as prescribed
by law, at which lghate male citizens vote.
Shall 1 have s.chsnce with my old play
mates and school-fellows ? sI1 ID
sflH Hoping this may find you and yours en-
joying health and happiness. s7lii
e l subscribe myself, i-l-7uI ,
l.. lr.-a Yours, truly, lHr 4-
i JAS. b. MARTIN. ?
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PERIODICALS!
TOUR YOUNG ELK

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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

1t is thought by those interested in the
matter, and by those who ought to know,
that Colonel A. W. Doan, of Wilmington,
late commanding the 79LhO v. L, win
represent Clinton, Greene and Fayet.s
counties in the next State Senass.nsaa = b.
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TaH Whit nos
4d Oh fYgW Hfg gHr.
FROM REV. N. ROBERTS.
BsafFakFaa
NoRrH MADISON, LAKE Co OIL

WAN AADAoOhI LANE W Va
sd ;S44 February 24th, 1864 D.
aloDE&R' SK:A take much pleasure in
informing you that my daughter is much
better Of her deafness under your treat
mant. She had the scarlet fever when five
years Of sge which left her hsaring seri
rously impaired which seemed also 70 be
settling down into permanent, and, as we
mnch feared perfect and ineurable deaf
ness. 57il VA
m We were not q little fearful and unbe-
leVing IA any efort~to cure the case, hAV-
ing previo"sfy applied to other physicians
Without success. But under your treat
ment we soon found evidence of decided
Improvement. The offensive discharge
soon changed and indicated 8 healthy
healing process. We are yet making use
efyohr prescription, and We hope you will
not fail to visit these parts again soon, as
seyeEaIof my friends are anxious to see
tne gOO~-A-iian lthat thew NAV Obtain
little Of the oil OF consGTRs}Ua 49,
selves. Respectfully yours, 4
adf - N. ROBERTs.
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0&cialPubli Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE. T..

D GGE Ir1| UoLUnRusl NAY Istl Is1o.
In s7ACCORDANCE WITH THk
| IL proVisions OF an act Of the General Assembly OF
the btate ofOhfo, passed April Is, lSe5, the undsr-
signed State oEdces will recsiye proposals. unil the
shrst day Of August next. for the p~urchAse Of this
Land SCRIP reeetFsd from the United States for the
tstAblishment Of an Agricultural College, or Co..
lEAket, in the State Of Ohio. The Scrip comprises
coo 90 acres OF land.
Ne proposition will BE- received for less than one
hundred and sfxty acres.
4 IfmOFe oOnyenisnt, proposals may De maze 70
tho Auditor and Treasurer Of any county, Who will
transmit tia game to the undersigned. %
10 ,,..f ..- JAS.-H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
f1ssus i1. q. VOBNEY DORSEY,
Treasurer Of ttate.
dhhI4tit WIN. HENRY SMITH, 'tif
msI-2s2ltaW SecrstaEy Of State
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a- VIZ I've
ResOlted, That look ReSOlUed, That,
ing back TO the hap believing with the
ply experience of our immortal Douglas,
W State in extends that the government
ing The largest lib of the country was
erty to native or nat organized for, and
Ufar--:G;aAas Of / should be controlIed
quiet and peaceab1s UySEE..Ig 100
behavior, irrespect- therein, and that the
i've of color or race, good Of all will best
and forward to the DO promoted by con-
inestimsble bless timing tho right of
ings that will flow suffrage TO the white
to tho late slave citizens thereof, we
States from q free, in are unalterebly OPP
du~striOus, intelli- posed to comforting
gent, Yirtuous, peace the right of suf-
able and patriotic frage upon the ig-
population We do nOrant negroes of
respectfully and car The country.
nestly counsel the
people of those @ r- . I.
States that they. blot H
out forever from
their statutes all
laws pertaining to I'd So #.
the late condition of
slavery, aud to CON
cede 70 all their ma 20 5
tive and natur allied l.l Oil
citizens, by consLitu=
TtOnaI guaranty,
equality of civil and ola ia. H
political rights, leev-
ing 70 each TO reach
his proper social po- r''iiia f-t
sitiOni by the char la-a.uIIH m @
aeter he bears and ira t
The merit he fairly
wins. 'iA3 u A9SibA"' hiiHH ttir --dt
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On and after INV is
Rotary McCuuocb a. Dy uisc1on OF sec
agents. of the TIa.snrH - Al apeehAl
products of the IsteIa ur pucn1se o.
ceased! The Sacratsr, ~ HSEs
,ons 70 his su' oOsdinAtes how TO pro
70, IH1et me Pr' Jcamation of the Presi-
ga ooI-Ag al restrictions upon trade
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An Iasue eannrelrlnnde.

The coming political campaign in the
State of Vermont will be fought on the
distinct and definite issue of equal suffrage
---Oas. 1mo pbns6 -
Convention, which met drst took positive
ground against negro suffrage, while the
Union Convention, not being made up Of
timid policy men, has taken equally de-
eidedl ground fer il. We predict that the
issue viii justify and reward the courage
Gus and manly action of the Union party
in feArlessly enunciAting this great prin-
ciple. ~, D..
We give, below,t the resolutions of the two
parties: o. ii, l1#. j.s5
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je22.4ss o. 90 - esptain aad a q NJ 500
OF sERyIcEABIR MULES aoI
QUARfEnHAsfER uEFERAL'8 UTFrcEl
MAsHINsFJNl D. o.. JhnsRh le0A. D

ByidtIeetion of the QuArtermAstsr General, theIo
viii beiso1d, at pubic auction, to the highe4tbii-
der. Atthe times aud places named below, Tl
OHIO WEDNESDAY,. JU54
GARLIsIE. q, THUgSDAY, july s.
iHUBNIDAYsBURG, pa, WEDEESDAEfH r.
HUNTIEG0ON, PA, FRIDAY, he. .lt4
HEADING, Pa, MOGDAY. 1 ~. 49,
EAsT0N, Pa, THURSDAY JULY - nv.
PHlLADELRHIA PA. MONDAY, JULY p.
PfF esRURGa. "A, THURSDAY, JULY q.
Two sBRYICEABLE MULES at an
each, plaza, except OLEVEEAHD, where 1--WE
HUNOREb will be told.
Many odthsm we're bought IL the ~heginnfsg of "a
the war aa y6unk mhAs, Rcedu panisd she armissl Lall
10 all theis marches and camps, and are thorough
~ broken hardened by exercise, gonte and famil-
lar from bsiDg 80 long su- rounded By the soldiers.
Jhodgh sound aRa 4sEsiesaete. thsy .s3e Iaons
ger r. duired in the arnB and IN be purcbased 4
these Ia at fac 4ess tbAn shsiF { SAsalhaLaAs
atteuthn Of both miners and farmers is especially
iihytted
Mul4s sold sipgiy. Fales to commence at 10 A..
N. aTkrnsA0tsA f1UHtdd Suas cnfftnfy. IN -
-. JANIS A EkIH,
BreVst BTigadier General, In charge,
~ Ie2aR25 First Division. Q. NJ. 60.
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IEFfER FkON 4 cOI0RED nEN.
HIs Yisua on Unnrei.aI suffrage.

The following letters wss received on
Saturday from a young man of color
fOrmarlYan emPlOye of fhA LEADzR It
IL an evidence that he, at least. is intelli-
rant annuoh 70 nsa tha halI-nt: .
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DENTISTRY.
InERTHi TEETH TEETHl


o. the firm OF HALEFwELL a DANIELS, 70
stlII at hla old established Dental Rooms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, 81 the old prices
bsiors tia gar. An Upper OF Lower Sci from $40
TO $40, AhB warranted. 40 eRls3A 4
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.euaM.n - -
From tie Rey. B. 2. Weleh, formerly Pas,
, toT Of the Pearl Street baptist Church,
ADGnH New York, ,.4

From tie Rev. B. 2. Releh, formerly Pas,
b toT Of the Pearl Street baptist Church,
ho'APGnH NsW York. lia.s
'H N-EwToNYILLE, Nov. 10, 1865.
DR LIGHTHnL-Dear Sir: Allow me TO
express my grateful thanks for the skin
and kind attention rendered 70 my daugh4
ter, whose ear have been badly affected
for many year., and for sOme1months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing. The
loss Of this important sense is certainly a
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing
and TO degree known only to those who.
have experienced il. II, therefore, there
be a remedy Tor this great evil, the cause
OF humanity obviously requires that il
should be universally disseminated. 1 feel
much pleasure, 10 give my testimony to the
happy effects of your treatment and reme-
dies. Mydaughter has suffered from deaf
ness since'early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear
also, tor several years, was seriously affect.
cd, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss Of hearing. II
was with extreme difficulty that she could
participate in the conversation of ber
friends, and for two years has bean da-
prived of this source of social enjoyment.
Happily my attention was directed to your
advertisement, and l was induced to place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
care q q kind Providence, has been sue
eessfqL Her hearing, Solar as l can Judge
appears to be perfectly restored. WheIh,
er this restoration is permanent is = ones
ton time alone can determine bnt 49,,
results are certainly very gratifying. "
II l am, dear SIR.
. 30 Truly and gratefully yoursy
bio. b. 7, NGISH nm
al1 1' '''i7"
as 900 .sti.i- 2 1l 800. @
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AUcTIoN Sales
81 Og5i6sl on AaslT QUiaEffHasfRa .n5--II
- nL.r.L..n IL 81. ~

-lI4I4d IUbBTfbAsR Jane 4IstI Isd5.IiIa II Y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
In ID pursuance Of Instructions from he Chief
anAEtstmasker oIthe Northern E~aparemans Z VII
sell st Public Anctons on saturday, July LIST, the
properly known as Che GoYernmsnt Coral, on TIE
Hight, at oisySfAnd Said property consists o.
BfsTa Buildings, sa olOVs
Lot t-omts ~, Feass House, IS let long By
80 6st in Width.
Lots2 to'5-st,ble, POI feet long BY So feet width. ih
Lot g-hsss House, 4S feet long by 90 feat width.
Lots1 to Is Stable Sheds S7 eeEby1f feet in
width.
LOts1f to S4-Doard Fencs, 1880 feet long by 6
.fetbi3h. .2aHHEA ArHfE
Lot B-Plsnk Flooring 10 the stable.
The above properly viii be sodjn lots - dtFldfd
shove, NJ so mich per FOOT board measure, con
tanned therein. The Prop.Ty 20 b taken down
Auo removed within sevea aayslffOM dsfS Of 50 9,
ct the (xpsnso OF the purchaser. Terms cash on
ienterf fisa t.r ESD BASIBM SPAHGbBR, 4rtttI
4r1.f o. lust Captain and a. q. M a-ali-
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40 A'ss ..9.. Sg.1 ! 1. ~ :4ls 0 i:5s Il
MOFERNMENT having uss for the
VI AbOve a~feHtieHsG Oa7rEif and Stabis94 fE GhSs -
~eafralihg aud s.IeOt 90 fvsNuHerVl sssvioahle
mues On the 9th Of July ls0S, tue ABOVE sale viii
be p6ssponet until WedneId. y, July II, 1866. The
sale 60 tate place oartne premises, esmmsneisg % f"
n n1eInA a rHRH HEH. H.luN a~HatNaHaN M au.
sA 400 BASIL L EGB 80 1iA
te22.a2s q go "a 10 ~. Captain aud A. O NJ. ls. rfni
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PROPOSALS..

iDROPOsALS FOR THE ERECTION
l. or SCHOOL H0USES.-Ssalsd Proposals for
the erection OF wooden frame buildings, to b. used
81 School Houses, fas hereinafter speefdedJ aoeOfd-
ing 70 plans and specifications which can bs seen
at my Onice, or that OF Messrs. 6fiilIon, Leek &
lOthlJuly next.
E0Hs story building in each Of the Sd, sih and
9th Words. mi trb Iw .f T.,
1.-Two story building in the It'll Ward
800 D.A. DANGBER, .L
Z Chairman Of COMMITTEE on Sch1oIs.
June 80. 1865. fVI.2g7
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

NY Extract ssrsaparilla s Diood Purifier No IxU>eo
buchu is Diuretic and win act 1s such In ai essea
Soth are prepared on purely scientific prineipie .
racuosnd arc the most active measures Of either shss
can be made ready and conclusive test win be esu,
psrson Of their properties With shoce Get forth - ~ ~
lowing works:
See Dispcnsatory OF the United States.
Sec Professor DEVICES valuable works = - psaaaaeo
Of rhyeic.
Sec remarks made BY the celebrated DR.. rnyao IN.
eee remarks made by Dr. EruRA1x McDowxIx, esao,
bratcd Physicinn and Member Of tho Royal colsep @
Surgeons Ireland and published In the Transacops C
the King and QuconS journal. .A tHsA5hW
SEQ Medico-c hirurgicai Review. puhiisAsd b. nusH
TRAvEas, Fellow Of the loyal College OF surssoaa.
SEQ most OF the lcte standard works % Nsdielool