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20 TEE VOTERS OF MARSHALL COUNTY:

HURING MF AB0ENCE FROM
~ home wisnout my oou,-nt and WITHOUT
sbnsu>sat3ou with me, find chat ms na1ns has
been used - Z candidate for the nekt LeGt1a-
tlre. hsve eides wired to havv myself With.
drawn. bus ind ] viii be voted fur by large
number Of people, whethsr VIII consent to Be
. Candidate or not
ft Is represented % me that ] can be Of
arsst service to tbs people Of this 80
ction. have finally consented to make
Ss s.ss critic, o. ny Ryas. interests and
should sec proper tn elect pa
SHRfARD CLEMENS.
Enendals, MARSHALL %. Oct l6 1865 II
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They Don't Answer.
out.

IF the Republican candidates are op-
posed to negro su ffrage, why don't they
saw sol Their silence is confession of
their belief In the doctrine that pegroes
should be permitted to vote. The ques-
tioh has been asked them fairly and with
all due courtesy and respect, but they
have failed to reply They refuse to in
form the people openly and distinctly
concerning the opinions they entertain
or tho political measures they advocate.
No man hes had an opportunity OF know
ipq from the candidates themselves what
he is voting for when he casts his vote
for the Republican nominees. They have
no platform and no declared principles.
They have been asked to define their po-
sition concerning the political issues OF
the day, but have, thus far. answered
not word What right have they to
ask the people of Ohio county to endorse
in their election, opinions not known to
the voters2 If their principles will not
bear the light if the candidates are
themselves, ashamed to avow them open.
ly; upon what ground can they ask to
be elected representatives of the people =
Vote for the men whose sentiments
Won know and not for those who studlous-
" conceal their opinions concerning the
ONLY live issues of the day.
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CTATR OF WEST VIRGINIA S.,
- Hampshire County. Circuit Cont of Hsmp.
shirs County, Sspesuber term. isGs.
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~. N..re suarage party.

We have no means of Judging of the
position of the Republican party in
Wheeling, but by its position elsewhere.
It is fair to conclude that whatever are
the opinions of the leadses of that party
in other States and in other portions of
our own State, are the doctrines of the
marty here. Now let us bring them to
this test upon the question Of negro suf
frase.
In Wood county. Mr.. KlNNAIRD, one Of
the chief advocates of the election of the
Republican candidates, speaks openly
in favor of negro suffrage. In Mar
In Marshall county, one Of the Rspubli'
can candidates has frequently proclaim
ed bis devotion to negro suffrage. In
our own county. one, at least, of the Re.
| publican candidates has expressed, in
private conversation, his belief In the
doctrine of negro suffrage. This We
are prepared to prove.
In Connecticut, the Republican party
voted for negro suffrage. 1t was endors'
ed and advocated by the Republican
press. In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania the
Republican party adopted a negro suff
rage platform, and the papers Of that
party in Pennsylvania claim the success
at the recent election in that State as 9
negro Suffrage triumph. In Ohio, Gener
:. al Cox, the Republican candidate fol
Governor, admitted in his speech at ober
lin, that he was in favor of negro suff
rage. In Iowa, the Republican party
adopted negro suffrage platform and
although opposed by the entire soldier
vote of the State, elected Governor STONE
who is ia favor of negro equality. Th'
Republican party in the whole six New
, England States openly and deflantly ad
vocates negro suffrage. These facts arr
well known.
Now, can it be possible that the leader
: of the Republican party in this city ar
so utterly at variance with their fellow
elsewhere that they are opposed to doc
trine which everywhere else is consider
I'd one of tue main tenets of the party
No; these men do not dare to say they ar
opposed to giving the negroes civil ant
political rights equal to those enjoyed b.
the white race Let voters bear this i
mind, and if any there be who desire, a
some future day, to have negro officer
installed and supported at white men
expense execitsing dominion over them
let them vote for the Republican cand
dates next Thursday.
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svppor, tho Administration.

Let it not be forgotten that the policy
which the Republican party Is seeking
to fasten upon this State is directly in
opposition to and at variance with that
inaugurated by President JOHNSON. He
has restored the citizens of the other
States to their former rights and immu.
mites, but here, In West Virginia, the
Republican party says that the policy OF
the President shall not be carried out
President JOHNSON Is laboriug to restore
confidence and affection between the pso-
pie of all scot ons Of the country, but
these West Virginia Republicans are 10
boring 70 psrpstuats discord and hatred.
No man who honestly aud heartily sup
ports the administration aod desires the
spesdy return Of national harmony and
prosperity, oss. consistently, cast hi'
vote for she nominees Of the Republican,
csrtJ. If tie Legislature N this State Is
son poss6 oS the sane e.s,usnts AID actu.
&sed hy tbs ssrrs fasIops ti:ss we're dom
rasns II tba. bod! last winter. Il viii do
all Is can TO defeat and no!itfy tie poll
81 Of tie Fsasrai administration. All
ice friends Of tbst policy snI ali who
are convinced Of it, wisdom sheald Tots
$oc the Democratic candidates.
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State Items.

OUR West Virginia exchanges are
thoroughly filled with political matters
this week to THE exclusion of news.
The caldron seems to be boiling and the
copiurors are anxiously watching the
process to see in what shape the ingredi-
ents will crystalize and solidify next
Thursday.
Mr.. COMPTON, of Michigan, has pur.
chased for 100000, Handler & Cos.
property in the oil regions The proper
ty consists of 1,5l4 acres of land next
adjoining and north of Petroleum sta
ton, Oh the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, embracing all, or quite all, of Oil
Run and its waters; a portion of the wa
tiers of Laurel Fork Of Goose creek; be.
ginning about three rods from the New
Mounts sfarm we'll, all of Alum Cave
run; thirty-six producing wells; seven
engines houses, blacksmith and cooper
shop, &c, &c.
A LAD named Ruple was killed in Par
kersburg last Monday by being crushed
by horse which reared and fell back
ward upon him.
The three murderers of Abraham
Deem were sentenced by Judge LOOMS
OH Tuesday last, to be hung ut Parkers
burg, November Gath.
The Wellsburg Herald thus speaks of
recent acts ofrowdyism In that vicinity:
"Instigated by the devil aud brandy
peaches, q general row was kicked up
near town, on the Bethany road, on Mon
day night last, by party Of young
bloods from town, In which Lawrence
and another unoSsndlng German were
beaten aud struck with stones, and
the windows of tina dwelling belong.
ing to the former smashed in with
missiles. The same party also seiz.
cd the borse Of Mr.. Oscar Crawford,
driving along the road with q buggy,
but on the latter individual making
sumo demonstrations ofa wallike rature,
they desisted The attacks s-cIns TO
have he, Z without any particular mo'ive
beyond the qualification IF devilish
d sp.s!t:onI aud Oh warrants being pro.
cared for the apprehension of The par.
ties offending they "lit out." and at last
accounts we're a. SteubenviIIe."
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To Dep,ocraas.

Only three days arc yet to aiapse b.
fore the election, they should he ssslous.
~ and diligently improved, Go to work
rdxy and do not suffer yoar lahors for
the success Of the Democratic icket to
cease until the last vote in your ward is
polled next Thursday. Our opponent.
are active and are working secretly with
energy worthy Of q better7 cause; they
must not be permitted tosuccsed through
our inactiou. We have majority Of the
l. gel voters supporting tho principles for
which We contend, but we must put forth
our strength. We must bring out every
vote. Learn who the voters In your i'm.
mediate vicinity are; SEQ them personal
ly, be sure that they will vote and vote
right
This is no idle exhortation; there must
10 earnest and active cork. The impor
TANGO Of the occasion demands it. Don't
wait for others to move; 20 to work
yesrssb and others will follow your ex-
Is nple, The advantages to be gained by
tie SUCCESS of the Democratic candidates
this fall and the beneficial influence
which their election will exert upon tho
future of our State win amply repay you
ior whatever sacrifice Of time or what
ever efforts you may put forth during
81 ess three days. Begin noui there 10 no
time to spare.
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re.,,na In Ri,chie,own To-Nigh,.

Democratic meeting will be held in
steubenrach's Hall in Ritchietown this
evening at seven o'clock. n. RICHARD
son. ESQ, will address the meeting.
Spread the news; let there be full turn
ouf
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Paris Pastilles.
Marshall Pine Tar Drops
Hyans Pulmonic Waters.
Cbloiate Potasa Tablets
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STATE SENATE

M EssRs. EDITORsLPLEAsg AN.
III N0UECE EBENEZER CLARK. OF Wet.
eel County, as q Candidate for Senator In the
Second Senatorial District, composed Of the
counties Of Marshall, wetsel and Marion. Mr.
CLARK viii receive the Democratic and Con.
sentative vote Of Wetzel The Conservative
voters Of the counties Of Marshall and Marion
are hereby respectfully requested 20 aid ms IN
nis election Many VOTERS.
oct5-3w rl q -
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TIE letter Of our Richmond CORES
nendent came to hand 90 late that near
y AL the newsi it contained had been al.
ready published. We hope he viii write
a-ain and that his next letter may make
. bsttU time,
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA S.,
- Hampshire County. Circuit Court Of Hamp-
shirs County, Sspesuber term. isGs.
Luther Ginsvan,
Elizabeth Parsons widow Of Jas.
Parsons, deceased. tsmee Par.
sons aduinistl stor Of James Par.
sons deceased, and In his own IN chapcerv.
right William II. Parsons, John
Da,id Persons 8. @. HARLAN and
Hannah bis wife. fsrthenia Elis
sbeth Parsons Sarah Virginia
Parsons, Jacob Decker Parsons
and Charles A. Parsous
By virtus Of decree made and entered In thts
cause at the September Term A D. 1855 Of said
Court, 1t was adtudged, ordered and decreea
that this cause Be referred to George A. Tuck.
or, . commissioner Of this Court, to settle aud
adjust tho accounts Of James Parsons admins
traitor Of the estate ofJames Parsons, late ofsaid
Hampshire County deceased, a. such administrass
tor, and also 10 ascertain and report the real
estate of which said James Parsons, SEN, died
seized, and also ascertain the debts due from
said estate, and any lisns binding such real es-
tate, and the priority Of such liens and all other
debts bipding said real estate, stating such mat
tiers as he msy deem pertinent or either party
may require, and that said Commissioner shall
call all The creditors Of said estate before him
BY publication IN some Newspaper printed with:
in this Stste Tor Tour successive weeks, and said
commissioners shall make report of he proceed
ings hereunder In order TO further decree"
Commissioners othce, Romney, w. Va, Sept.
18th, A. D., 1858
In pursuance Of the above mentioned decree
I shall at my once in Romney, Hampshire
County, West Va, on Monday, the twelfth
{iath) day Of November, 1866, proceed TO settle
and adjust the accounts Of said James Parsons,
administrator, &C, &C. and to ascertain the real
estate OF which said James Parsons, Senior, died
seised, and also the debts due from said estate,
and al fens and debts binding said real estate
and the priority Of the same.
All persons holding nstr1ments creating
lien ON said real estate, or holding title papers
relative 10 the sanA, and also all persons other
wise interested, are hereby netifed TO attend. 4
GEORGE A. TUCKER
Z octf-1A - - Commissioaar-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10
Nsst Yonk. 1uly {

The Pcst's Washington special says: -
The bodies OF Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Atze-
roth and Harold still remain In the graves
% which they were consigned. Yesterday
thu sraves we're guardol BY sentjnels. The
military authorities had not decided this
morning whether OF not The remains should
be delivered To their friends. I
Mudd, O'Laughlin, Arnold and spangle'
wln Be- ta1Een TO the penisentiaty q Auburn
o. Monday.
The health of the President is much bet
ter. He attended long session Of the Cab
met last evening. Secretary Seward was
alsO present.
Gen. Slocum has been relieved from his
duties - military governor at Alexandria
and ordered 10 Colorado.
The 1imss account Of the execution says
Harold made statement yesterday TO the
effect that in the original plot, his part was
to shut OF the gas in the theatre, and he had
once rellearsed his part with Booth after
wards however, he was required only to l't
in waiting near the navy yard bridge to as
sist Booth in his escape.
Payne the night before the execution said
Mrs Surratt had nothing to do with the as.
sassination plots.
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Nev Yupx. Julv

~ . NV 1O0k, July ..
Several thousand spectators assembled ct
an, early hour this morning to witness the
hduCh Of the new screw corvette MAdawas-
b, built at the Brooklyn navy yard BY Mr..
B. r. Delano, naval constructor. She b one
Of the new first class vessels ordered in 1888,
and from the appearance Of her lines It
seems As il, she win make the promised speed
of Is knots per hour. The launch was .
complete success, and was presided over by
Admiral Bell, assisted by Lieut. Command
ant jarrett. The ceremony Of christening
was performed By Hiss De1ano.
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The following 10 an extract from letter writ
ten BY the Rev. J. 3. Hslme. pastor ofthe Pierre
poo. street Baptist CAureA, Brooklyn, N. r., 70
the Jesessl cad Aesesg~. Cincinnaai, o., and
sp Aks volumes In favor Of the World renowned
MR0. WlNHL0W'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEBTH1N0 -
We see an advertisement in your columns
MAS. wlNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Nov, We never said . word In fsvor Of patent
medleine before in our life. bat Ne feel compelled
70 say 70 your readers that this b 10 hsnbug-
~ Asss sris5 u, saI kAes 4 ssiu d ~ 4 elsins
1t 10 probably 80 Of Ne most successful nsdi-
ctnes 81 ths day. because il il one Of the bsst.-
And those ofyour readers Who have babies can
Do bstssr than II. in supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10

NEW YORK, July u
The Hero1fs Richmond, Lynchburg and
Norfolk correspondence contain much inter
esting Southern news
Martial law has been re-establishcd in
Norfolk, owing to ri0tous conduct prevail
ing there.
It is ascertained that there Is much more
old Virginia tobacco on hand In the country
about Linchburg than had been anticipated.
The Heralds New Orleans correspondent
says that the town Of Franklin, La, was re-
Gently sacked by guerrillas, end Eve U. s.
Treasury agents who went in search Of cut
ton in the interior, It Is supposed, have been
murdered by them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10

III NBw Y0nx, Julya
Gold hes been quick and active to-day, the
ouotesion nnging nom 1924 70 40
The steomef BOrussfs took out to day g.
100 cuu1pund Interest notess They are II
considerable request from country investors.
Th0oe of June are selling at 2033 pnr. cent.
psuninn, thoss q July = 110o August
notes 1t 1@l1, end these a. October ct 4@}.
No September compound Interest notes were
issued and those ole late date slill pass -
currency. N tk ilttsf{ 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10
I Perfect Cure for Catnrrh:
- d B .C0ODALE'S
.M S S ;Ii|ll|R|{|{
AND NODE OF rREArvBNr Is

Nh TIE slcssoe ~. PeS.1tcfi0ss.
ltpe4eero1eS the secret AAbush
OF this terrible dissass, aud exterminsAes H. root
and oranch, forever.
symptoms Of this losthsome msiady. and avsrts
consumption. -'-
q cleans the head. Ae~aera.e.
the breath. md Affords the most grateful relief.
a a.evSates more Agony and d.
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4 csres May. Rsse snA PcrioA.
.c Cstarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
No 1srm erCatarrh - neases 1.
the head can resist ifs penetrating power.
DR. 6OOso01e has now snemt 4
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ungh i s:npsete
i harmless liquid, inhaled from The palm of
the hard.
nDr. =. 0ooAa1e - known thrs,.
0nght the c0untry - the author Of the only True
Theory Of Cstarrh ever published. where ~
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hor. 0co9oaess Ro0ph1et - Co.
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THE PEOPLE AND The PRESS.
CAfARkn. The name Of Dr.. r. 0oodale han
beeens fseiiiar thfouehsut The essstiy to he
victims Of Cstarrh, from his we'll earned famo ~
curing thio terrible disease. He ID the Asst ed
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mode Of treatnent i the only one ever Kncwn 70
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10

4.w too g1AsAirsstpS1y
m. wachi,gton OAssstsh $500 ~
s1essnsns tsas 1922 ~ ~ - n. -.
slnnt = 1hlDe. aq a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10

tn PIT sayS "a t.i'
It = expected Gen. Hooker win mot A.
sumo. command Of tle Department of the
East until the end Of July. No orders have
ret been received for the supercedure Of
Cen. DIE. - $50 4skxra~
A Fort Monroe correspondent states that
the yellow lever prevails ct Wilmington, N.
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Ne net let yeur prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will Be absolutely sure 70 follow the use Of MRS
wINslow's SOOTHING SYRUP. II sorects
sstdi9 efthe stomach, relieves wind coils. regu-
lates tAe bswels, sofssas the gums, gives rest TO
the mother and health 70 the child. O@ss, ~
Deg street, New York.
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The x5o.0 articles are printed or written On
250. 600 slips Of paper and ssch sealed separately
in small envelopes; and when ordered, are taken
out, without regard to choice and sent 70 the d.
dress ordered BY mail No .faroritism = sAown.
On receipt of the Notice you can see what you
can have for TWO DOLLARS. Purchasers nay
thus obtain q oold Watch, Diamond Ring, Or
other very valuable afticie for the above small
sum.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge 10
cents for correspondence, postage, &c.
send 10 Gems and get cersificste.-l2 Tor u;
- for %: Is for o5.
Agents Wwnted.-Any Agent sending
NJ Fitk DOLLARS at one time, shall receive BY
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OF articles, free Of cost valued Ut not less than
friends. Address
REEID = DROTBgER.
Box 5lss New York City
Salesroom No. - Liberty Street. jySdsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10

AT WAsulN0Tou, July 3.
Applications wefe yesterday made ky the
ffienda Of Ma 6urf1tt, Harold ara Atse-
roth. lSS sthsir bai1lo1ss 2he answer WAS
~ tn request could not g psuDent -
complied With. ksis. saaa % -
An order has been issued abolishing NJ
4iljtoW 0O1egnouhip q Alabama, Flotita.
&, y aiossn ~ M Iosasssa y 6sasst
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Price, only % cents . Bottle.
The rlsrenee Nightsngsle
Of he Nursery.
The following 70 q extract fron letter writ
tee by the Rev. q. z. Weises, 70 The ermon Re-
fsrmsd A~mger, q Chambersburg. Pa
A DENEFACTRED0

There IL . woman in the pubic eye whose name
had oil along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee" 'Qusck," and 'Iiumbug" But
Il Ia 20 no longer, and We desiee 10 wrest her
name from oil such suspicious association in oil
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womanly delcscy and propriety, We vii! admit
that woman alone IL the Nurse-the good Nurse
the bat Nusae. whether We shall have Female
Physicians Or not, il question which must be
decided BY time and principle. and not a. . mat
tom may a we'll behave themselves, for # there
10 really vast. there will also be asapply- II
there Be . calling" there will be . cossing
Nature and human society are always sel' supple
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Nrs. Winslow does not want to treat you Gen
slsmen Nor dies she prescribe regimen for
YOUR wives; but modestly appears q : rnessen
gel Of health and happiness 10 your lSrASTs in
the cradle. Is there snything improper in thar
A Nurse Of 80 years" experience can boldly
say what is or is not good for babe. and ought
70 be listened TO. God rpeed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
ician and most eectual bcneisctress our II tie one
ever enjOyed-her doting parents rot excpeted
tust open the door for her. and Mrs wtnslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this We are SO sure, that We
will terch our "Susv" to say "a BLsssfNa on
Mas wixsLow"-for nelpipg her TO survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege =
W. confirm every word Sc. forth IN the i'aosrFc-
rus Il performs precisely what it processes to
perform. every part Of il nothing less. Away
your Cordial" .'Faregoric." Drops" "Lsuda-
num-" and every other Narcotic. " Dy which the
babe is druggcd into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idi0tic Tor life.
W. have never seen Mrs. Wiaslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for Children feething." II We had the
mower. We would make her, % she is, . physical
savior 70 the Infant Race.
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NEW YoRK. Jul,

~ % PHILADELPHIA, July 8.
The subscriptions to the $50 loan ON Sat-
uriay amounted to s., PSI. 500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-10

worth Of fine Gold aud Silver Ware. and
Fancy Articles, Imported and American,
will dispose Of every article ct ~
esch, without reYsrd to value.
in the manner below stated.
~ We are constantly receiving letters from
our Agents throughout the Country. %, ing that
our Goods WEAK for EARS, while the articles
received for 81 each TURN BLACK, aud spoil
in very short time To oil who have had ex-
perience IN in wearing such goods, we refer -
to the truth OF the above statement ~
Our Goods arc Of Superior Quality.
E We call particular attention to the choice
and rich assortment that We here offer 10 the
public for TWO DOLLARS EACH.