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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-02
The - 0lA ElDN0s lNAToTUT'
ESTABLISHED 1850, AND CuARTERkD.

Has ju 4 pal,lished the "IQutH'0
MANUAL" containing ~ pegss.
aud wv sllustssti0no - ~. A"e4s
omy aud Physiology Of the Sexual
Osgans 81 beth ao1esAn Aesleh ao1
disease, with . Treatise on Sexual
Diseases, including eses Abeees
Private DiseaA~s, Hsmsle Co.'s.
piA nts, &C., With new metl'Uds u
Treatment. intended ~ gutds ies
married aud single,
HsaaA snuslas nnnl IN naaa aAAeann
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The suffering millions Of our land to give tn's
remedy trial convinced that by ITS timely use
many NAV be relieved, many cured Of
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nd Aice Of your Physician.
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luE
IMFAlllBlE HAIR RESTORATIVE !!
L. L. IN lGA&ss

rT>HE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this
l. prepa. alton has met during the short time it
il has been before the public has induced the
thousands and tens of thousands who have used
and attested its virtues, to pronouncci the ONLY
and TRUE Hair Restorative The Eureka has
been introduced into ali the principal cities both
East and West, and having faithfully performed
all that is claimed for il, hiss superseded all other
Hair Prepar a,ions. The Eureka restores GRAY
Hair TO its original color prevents the hair from
falling out, by causing n healthy condition OF the
scalp mpartng to the ha,r IA sottness. and gloss
and youthful appearance that no other n air pre-,
paration can produce. The Eureka Is free from
all Impurities or poisonous drugs, and can be
used without soiling scalp or hands. Manuiac-
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kOBr FISHER, Sole agent,
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Fuller. Finch Il Fuller, Wholesale Ag'ts, Chi
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per bottle Octl2 d&w6m
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD be
CHECKED. IL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation Of the Lungs. n lserma.
nema Throat a 11srcttOm. or an
lMcMraDle Lung Disease
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testimonials from the sick q ev~y eosstsS-as ua1n.
peachsbe record the like % VI ck me- osSeY heee q.
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Disorders Or the elo0och
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low Eoot! lev Beego1eo
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GL A y N f w > !!

Gk AD N i w .!
voR Yap rNvoRsuxAsa.
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re warranted in all cAses for tie Srsspv and
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MANmOOD.


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Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
And KId 1slnserrs. l

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dcvfsI incslSea1 estdlssino
the world has ever known
u sstahIitlses The eil-lmpor
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RERRY DAvl4s
PAIN KILL Err!


<@~. "a vE0RTABLE s4tst
PAIN KILL Err!
FAMILY 1kmOlMB o. f0B ACE!
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w public 10 this long and unriv aled
FAMILY NrEOaCnNR
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What stronaes proef Of these facts can be pro-
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xRssRs. J. n. HAasrs 4 Co:
Gsntle,nen- confidence have in Perry la
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few months ago hsd recourse TO it TO de-
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teasely from former one, and having other
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Tor about fifteen minutes at evening, and repeat
ID the application verv briefly the neat morning
which entirely destroyed the felon, and increased
my confidence in the utility OF the remedy.
Yours truly. A. W. CURTIS,
Minister Of Wesleyan Methodist Church
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-02

From JONI i. WIcKERsHAx. Esq, firm Of
Wickersham \ Hutchinson, the cele brated Ian
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often iuwardly thank you for such valuable
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No ReceRnitlon.


The Southern people have given up oil e1pec
tatons OF being recognized and il is equally dii'
6cult to Recognise NOrthes 0ers
whose he DIS Of gray, yellow. white, or red hair,
have Surremh their COlOrs
under the wonder working influence OF
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for nervous pains Of the bowels and other nerv
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properly appreciated.
DR. T. T. HENDERSON'S LETTER.
FarnvilIe, La, March 5. 1860.
DR.. T. ALLcock. -Sr: | have been suffering
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REMEMBER
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CONTAINS no Rum OR WHISKY.
and Can't make Drunkards,
But is THE
BEST TONIC in the WORLD.
BEST TONIC in the WORLD,
READ WHO SAYS so:

FRox THE Hon. Thomas h. FLORENCE
FaoM THE Hon. THOMAS Il FLORENCE.
Fson rmE Hox. THOMAS b. FLoRxNcx,
w Ashington, Jan 1st. 1884
Gentlemen, Having stated 1t v. rbally to YOU
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07
, southern Suffrage.

We have heretofore referred to the fact
that WENDELL PnILLIPs had pronounced
in favor OF extending to the Southern Ne
gro the privilege OF suffrage. Some hold to
the opinion that his utterances do not carry
with them much weight. His .utterances,
however, have occasioned considerable stir
among the Administration editorial frater7j
nifty, To-day we give that portion OF Hon.
CHARLES SUMMERS eulogy on President
LINCOLN, delivered in Boston on the lst
inst, having reference to this question, and
liberal extracts from The Neu York Times
ThsNs,o York Eoening Post, The New York
Tyib,p,e, from Colonel FoRNEY's letter to his
Press, and from The Cincinnati Commercial
ON the same subject. 1t will be seen by
reference to these extracts that Mr.. SUMNER
and The Tribune avow the belief that it Is
of the utmost Importance that suffrage
should be conferred on the emancipated
slaves to the end that the Union party in the
South may obtain and retain theascendency.
The Times does not favor the extension OF
suffrage to them inasmuch as it does not
regard them qualified to discharge so high
a privilege as that properly. The Post con-
curs with Mr.. SUMNER and The Tribune that
suffrage should be conferred upon them;
but claims that it should be conferred by
the whites of the South themselves, and
therefore advocates the propriety of send
ing into the South missionaries to enlighten
the Whites there touching its justice and
beneficence. Col. FoRNEY favors the ex-
tension of the suffrage to them, but seems
to think that President JOHNSON has no
mower to confer it. He, however, insists
that the Congress that shall convene In De-
cember should clothe the Negroes of the
District Of Columbia with the privilege of
the elective franchise. The Cincinnati Com
r,srcial does not really look with disfavor
upon the matter. Itis evidently apprehen-
siye that the voters in Ohio would not at
the ensuing election, throw a majority in
favor of such proposition; and, therefore,
does not pronounce for 1t.
Nothing can be more certain than that
leaders in the Administration party are de-
termined to give to the Negro, all over the
country-North, South, East and West
the elective franchise. They are not salts
fed with President JOHNSON because he has
given them to understand Enthusiastically
that he should allow each State to exercise
its Constitutional right to designate who
shall and who shall not be vot' RS. They
have commenced the agitation of this ques-
ton for the purpose of inducing President
JOHNSON to swerve from his purpose. 1t is
certainly true, that if President JOHNSON
has any right, under any sort of plea, to
confer suffrage upon the Negro in the
South, he has an equally undoubted right
to confer it upon the Negro in Ohio. We
think The Cincinnati Commercial right in its
apprehension that the people of Ohio are
not quite prepared for Negro Suffrage. If
they shall continue to vote into power the
Abolition party, it will be merely ques-
tion of time, however a. I'd
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ATWOOD'S
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
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AND Qai
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This machinery comprises everything requisite for
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07
soUrHERN SUFFRAGE.
The Position Of Administration
y eaders. .r..

On the 1st of June, Hon. CHARLES SUM-
NER ERpronounced a eulogy on the character of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN before the municipal
authorities of Boston, in which he took this
stand for. Negro Suffrage:
1t Is by ideas that we have conquered,
more than by armies. The sword of the
Archangel was less mighty than the mission
which he bore from the Lord. But il the
ideas which have given US the victory are
now neglected; If the promises of the Decla-
ration, which the rebellion openly assailed,
are still left unfulfilled, then will our blood
and treasure have been lavished IN vain.
Alasi for the dead who have given them
selves so bravely to their country; alas! for
the living who have been left to mourn the
dead; II any relic of slavery is allowed TO
continue; especially If this bloody impostor,
defeated In the pretension of property in
man, Is allowed to perpetuate an ORgdrchy
of the skini I- tn
And how shall these ideas be saved? At
this moment all turns on the colored suf-
frage in the Rebel States. This is notc the
piuot of national safety. A mistake on this
point Is worse than the less OF a battle.
The argument for the colored suffrage is
overwhelminggi It springs-from the neees-
sity of the case, as well as from the rights
of man. This suffrage is needed for the Sc
curity of the colored people, for the stabili-
ty of the local government, and for the
strength of the Union. Without 1t there Is
nothing but insecurity for the colored peo-
pie, instability for the local government,
and weakness for the Union, ir1oluino Of
course the National credit. Without it the
rebellion will break forth under new alias,
unarmed it may be, but with white votes to
take possession of the local government and
WELD 1t at will, whether at home or In the
national cOunsels. If il be said that the
colored people are unfit, then do say that
they are more fit than their recent masters,
or even than many among the "poor whites"
They have been loyal always, aud who are
you, that, under any pretense, exalts the
prejudices of the disloyal above the rights
Of the loyal? Their suffrage is now needed.
An English statesman, after the acknOwl-
edgment of the spanish Colonies as Inde-
pendent States, boasted that he had called
q new world into existence TO redress the
balance of the old. In similar spirit, we
too must call new ballot into existence in
order to overcome the preponderance OF
those who have not yet learned the duty Of
justice to the colored race.
The same National authority that struck
down slavery must see that this other pre-
tension Is not permitted to survive; nor can
there be dy doubt that the authority ,ohich struck
doon sIduefyis competent 10 this Kindred duty
Each Is part of that great policy Of justice
through which alone can peace be made
permanent and immutable.l Nor can the
Republic shirk this remaining duty, with
out leaving emancipation unfinished and
the promises of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence unfulflled. Vain Is the gift OF
liberty, If you surrender the rights of the
f.aod s,.,s. f,.dc bu tho -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07
SUPREME COURT OF OHIO.
TUESDAY. june 9, 1896.

fF.E frfTg TUESDAY. June 9, 1885. Z
Hon. Jacob Brinkerhoff, Chief Justice: Hon. Josiah
Scott, Hon. William White, Hon. John Welch
and Hon. Luther Day, Judges. H.. j. Critchfeld.
Esq. Reporter. 7. s. Sheppard, Clerk. wa
tf GENERAL DOCKET.
No. Il. Samuel Tyler's Executors ". Charles
Winslow. Error to the District Court Of Cuyahoga
county.
DAY,J. Held:
l. That judgment Of court Of this State is not
q specially, within the meaning Of that term, as
used in the third clause Of the first section of the
"act for the limitaton Of actions" passed Feb H.
1881.
That. although such Judgment is q good ground
Of action its rendition is not the accruiDg Of cause
Of action within the meaning Of said section.
That, therefore, said act Of limitations does mol
apply to an action founded upon q judgment Of q
The opinion in the case Of Stockwell v. Coleman
40 Ohio ST. Rep 3O is limited, far as 1t conflicts
with the above holdings.
Judgment Of the District Court reversed and Of the
Common Pleas affirmed. .f.
No. 1885, William Minner V. The state Of Ohio
Error 10 the Common Pleas Of Logan county. Judg
ment reversed, on the ground that the record doe
not show that the defendant below was srraigned
and an issue made up, and also for insufficient de
ecription Of property stolen. Cause remanded. N,
further report of the case will be made. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07
A1cARD 70 INvALIps.

Clergyman. while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy
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ready curedsby this noble remedy. Promted By 81
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. will
send the receipt for preparing and using this medi-
cine in q sealed envelope, to any one who needs il.
Freeof Charge. -
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed To-
yourself. q, Address. W a ~ %
- ~ > JOSEPH T. INMAN,' 80
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE,.
mch2I'05.dl New York City.