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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-30
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The Best Brandy for Medicinal Pur-
poses

The Best Brandy Tor medICinaI Pur-
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,8'5 G,RfF Sparta. Wis. May 25t b. 1884
G. W. RoBAcK. Esq.-Sir: Please send me keg
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dies. give them the preference in their recommen-
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septsSadawim afs rW 8. McBBsainDar. BRIDE
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mARRIED.

FREEMAN-LEHMAN-0n Friday. the asth
inst. by the Rev. @. A. Van Anda. Mr.. CHARLES
P. FREEMAN. of Chicago. Ills, to Miss Eta HoI-
COME LEHMAN. Of this city.
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COl36iATE,s HONEY aeIAP..

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univer
sal demand. is made from the ch oicest materials
Is mild and emOIlient in its nature. fra.,
grantly scented, acd extremely benefiefals
In its action upon the skim For sale b. all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. 2 .jan30 30e5-dkwly
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Fhe Bridai Cha ma bcr, an Essay of warh
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary an
Sexua, Systems--Sent free, in sealed envelopes
Addres j. SkILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Associ-g s-Phiisdclphia. Pa HsE spr 4e5-IyVT
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DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, neaI
High street. Columbus. Ohio has devoted himsel
for serie'of years to the rea Of certain pri.
yste Diseases He may beconsulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank.
mch2a'65
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FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

rsssntatives-JOHN r. MARSHALL.
Adm G.. HIBBS.
SAsrtf-wILLIAM D0MIGAN.
0srb of oourts-THOMAS s. SHEPARD.
7Teosursr-JOSEPH FALKENBACH.
Asdisor-THOMAS ARNOLD.
mssissfonsr--JAMES W. BARBEE. q
Bsarmary Director BECK.
Coroner-ELIAS GAVER.
Survsyor-W. p. BROWN.
For State Senator - ANSEL T. WALLlNG. o.
Pickaway County.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

isi FOR GOVERNOR, t.
GENERAL GEORGE w. MORGAN,
Of Knox County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
~. WILLIAM LANG, t.-..-,
Of Seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGE GULL TBRND.
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Of Fairfield County. 'hH
sUPREan JUDGE (vAoASoY).
THOMAS M. KEY,
,..... of Hamilton County. ~
Blol 1a TREASURER OF STATE.
GEORGE SPENCE,
hgf of Clarke County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DAVID M. WILSON,
~ Of Mahoning County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
HIRAM n. BARNEY,
Of Pickaway County.
BOARD OF PuBLIo WORKS.
:. ~ CHARLES BOESEL,
q n Of AuglaiEe County.
CLERK OF TIE SUPREME COURT.
DANIEL 3. DANA,
of Vinton County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
DIR. J. R. NEWTON.
THE HEALER.

Will cure the sick at the lBurtfs House,
Ladies' Entrance, Davenport from .. m. unit
p. M, commencing April 18th.
DIR. NEWTON'S practice Is mostly diseases
peculiar to himself, although there have beer
men in all ages who have had the same msgneti,
power over diseases of the body and mind, (soms
call it the "Gitt Of Healing, y yet few have seem
ed to possess it to such an extt mt over nearly al
diseases and persons 1t is life and vitality pass
ed from astrong, healthy body to . weak one
that restores the lost or unequal circulation o
the vital or nervous fluid. So powerful Is thi!
influence. that persons who have suffered fol
MANY years from diseases which have been pro
nounced incurable, an to whom medicine ha!
been administered with no good effect, have beer
restored to health in an almost incredibly shor
space Of time 1t will rot restore lost member
OF the body OF perform other impossibilties, bu
it will always relieve pain from whatever cause
The practice is based upon the most strict prin
ciples Of science there is rothing miraculous OF
supernatural about il. 1t is in harmony with al
er practice not only acknowledge this pc er
but receive the treatment for themselves ant
families, as well as advise il to their PATIENTS
Vr. Newton does not profess to cure every case
he gives no medicine and causes no pain.
BY this treatment, it takes but a few minute.
for inveterate Of almost any durable chroni,
disease-and SO sure is the effect that but a few
diseases require second operation, Deafness
Broken bones, DislocatioEs, Bad Curvat re!
Of the Spine and Suppurating Tumors. Ever
these will be much Observation-Disclosures relieved
from pain, and sometimes fully cured. diseased
that are most certain Of being cured at one oper
alton are, Weak Eyes, Weak >pine>. Falling
of the Womb, NIL kinds of Sexual Weakness
Internal Ulcers, Loss Of Voice, Weak Lungs
st. vitus' Dance, Weakness Of the Limbs, Dys
pepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Diseased Liv
ers, Kidneys, Heart Dialects, Nervous Debility
CstAsrh DC.
Paralysis is the most slow and uncertain
though rarely, these patier t. have been fully re
stored with one operation, they IRE, however
always benefited.
Those that cannot we'll afford TO pay, are cor
dially invited without money and without pric
Letters Of enquiry, as to the reliability O
success in certain cases being frequent. this j,
intended TO announce that Dr. Newton canno
tell until he has seen the patient.
DR.. Newton claims the largest experience o
any living phi stefan, his practice having been fol
years, over twenty thousand patients annually
most Of whom have been given over by ever,
other practice. On this experience, he reserve,
the right 70 charge the same fee for professions
advice q for treatment. apl4 dAwlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
NEW York. April IS.

NEW YORK, April IS.
A special despatch to the Etsning Post
from Washington says:
Delegation after delegation is hourly ar
irving at the White House. 1t is impossible
for half Of the vast crowds of visitors to OBJ
tain entrance.
Mrs. Lincoln has not yet decided whether
the remains Of her husband shall be removed
to Springfield or be placed in the vaults un-
der the capitol.
Secretary Scwnrd's daughter is to be con-
fronted with the prisoner Sarratt to see II
she can identify him.
Gen. Grant had long interview with
President johnson yesterday upon questions
connected with the war. 1t is understood
their views were harmonious.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19


TO IN address of number Of deeEymen,
Who called upen him 70 day. ~ PSeadens
replied. thanking them in the wafmeee terms
loS theSr very kind mentionl q him and fof
their rendered support and encoufae cement:
He spoke with S6eIing Of the gfeet personal
ma tublic worth Of his lAmented pfstleces-
sof. Assuming the crave Responsibilities
imupscd dion him In obedience 10 the re-
uuiremcnts Of the Constitution In conse-
auence or the lad dlspensatIon Of Provi-
dence. he felthis own individual insufncieDcy
and necessity Of the kind eoansd and cor
rectiou of III fiends Of their country. This
support he should endeav0r To deserve by
shsping his course TO the immutable pr1nci-
ples Of fight which should undeflic our gov.
eminent. He said he had q sure faith that u
we adhered TO those principles the Almighty
would save the nation. He believed that the
nation had great mission to fulfill and that
God would not allow It to perish before IT.
work was done. They had alluded to the
murder Of the late President and the attemps
upon Mr.. Stewards life In just terms OF IN,
diRnation and horror. The assassination o.
any man, high or low, was crime OF the
blacklist dive. and especially diabolical was u
when the blow was struck ut the loved and
honored head Of a great nation in the very
moment Of triumph. But this horrible crime
was only portion Of the greatest OF crimes
to the attempted assassination Of nation
and he believed the American people Ieit y
to he 50. The reason, he said, II was 2 crime
and not difference Of political opinions.
| The President closed by again thanking them
for giving him at this hour their goa speeu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19

WASHINGTON, April IL.
President johnson this morning recciyc1
. large delegation Of citizens of Washington
and afterwards about fifty clcrgymen and
others connected with the Christian Com
mission. He expressed his high apprccia-
ton Of their confidence, and made to each
party speech, Indicative Of his public
course in the future III
1t was stated in former dispatch that the
person arrested this morning Is the person
who attempted to take the life Of the Secre-
tary Of State, was supposed TO be Sarratt, but
there Is reason to believe that the desperate
Y no other than Thomas, the so-cAlled
French Lady, who 1t will be remembered,
captured the steamer st. Nicholas in 1861,
ana was subsequently apprehended, tried,
convicted and sentenced to the penitentirry,
from which, by some MEANS he was release.
Ell. Nothing positive, however, is known
on the subject.
Secretary Seward Is much better TODAY.
Frederick Seward is gradually gaining fiili
Consciousness. 1t is now Confidently OK.
pccted and hoped that both the Sccfetarv
and Assistant Secretary will speedily recover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19

LENOERE, lc0H., ApIil 10.
The expeditions under Maj. Gen. Stone
man which left Knoxville, Tenn, on the
iOih of March, struck the East Tennessee
and Virginia road on the 14th inst, at
Mytheviile, Christiansburg and Salem. Be-
tween these points BIB bridges were burned
and % miles Of track totally destroyed
Many prisoners were taken and considerable
quantities Of corn and other stores de-
stroyed.
On the 9th, Gen. Stoncman moved via
Jacksonville Danbury and Mackville, ar
irving al Grants Creek, 3 miles from Sails
bury, and the rebel line for the defense Of
the town, at o a. m, ON the 18th inst. This
line was defended by artillery and infantry,
but was soon forced and our forces entered
Salisbury at 10 a. IN. We captured stands
Of colois, 10 pieces Of artillery, 1855 pris-
oners, 1000 stand of arms and accoutre-
ments, 100000 rounds small ammunition,
| 10000 rounds fixed ammunition and shells,
$4,000 pounds of powder, $4,000 complete
| suits Of clothing, 3JO,0OO army blankets,
2OOOO pounds bacon, 100000 pounds salt,
$4,000 pounds sugar, $1,000 pounds rice.
| 10000 pounds saftpetre, 10000 bushels Of
wheat, and &lOO,O0O worth of medical sup
plics. Seven thousand bales of cotton and
IL pieces of artillery were brought away.
and all other stores not needed for our COM
rhand were destroyed. The greater part Of
these supplies had just been received from
Raleigh.
One large arsenal with machinery com.
Erssses 1S sswcc = 'e dciSsboro and 6anviiie
and also on either side OF Salisbury several
miles af railroad track were destroyed.
We lost very few in killed and wounded
Among the latter was Capt. X. Morrow
A. A. G. Of Gen. Stoncmans staff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19

There is, probably no line Of diseases which
has been more enormously treated than Throat
sad Icing Compidints
There IL not recipe written. nor prepare
tion before the public for the above complaints
that does not contain Lpscdc, Antinony, L06siia,
or Opium, in some form or other which claim
70 b. entirely necessary in nine tenths Of such
casa. - they produce nausea. cause the stomach
TO repcl food, and allow disease to triumph over
what nature requires 10 keep up strength.
Again these objectionable components cause
dosss to be placed far apart that the irritation
which causes the cough gets the upper hand. and
the foundation Of weak lungs or consua psion is
: permanently laid
A frss Cough Remedy should he She pocket,
os1eeds or nursery companion Of all md to be
used just a. cfcn there is fichi,ng in the
SAross. or disposition to cough. but to allow Of its
nee use after the cough is checked, to clear
away all remaining irritation, and make the cure
perfect.
Cases Of most violent Sore Throat, with all
the symptoms Of DipfAsvid have been lentirely
cured BY making = constant use of the Cough
Remedy - Garglc. For Hoarseness il is in
valuable.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston. Mass.
For sale in every city and town. Dealers with
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J. h. Reed Co., Fuller, Fitch 4 Fuller, whole
esIe agents. Chicago. y. ). BAILORD, Agent,
Davenport, Iowa. feb23- dcodAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
BALTIMORE, April Is

BALTIMORE, April 49,
1t is understood that the party alluded ia
~ under arrest here. states that the original
design of the conspirators was merely to
capture President Lincoln some time back
make him prisoner and in this way compel
general release of all rebel prisoners A
general exchanged prisoners however COM
Inenccd, and this project was abandoned by
him and Others as no longer necessary, and
he snys he refused to have anything further
to do with II, and endeavored to induce 9th
crs to give up their designs upon the life Of
the President.
This il substantially q correct statement o.
what the prisoner has SO far divulged. ii.
10 well known resident of Baltimore
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
WARRINGTON. Anril is.

WABHINGION, April 10.
Gov. John BrougA. Of Ohio, and J. w
Gaines, Esq, have, upon request Of the Wal
Department. consented to act rs q committee
to make arrangements for the transportation
Of the remains Of the late President to their
final resting place. They are authorized to
railroad companies, and TO do and regulate
all things for cafe and appropriate transport
0tix.u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, April IL.
II is hereby ordered that in honor Of the
memory Of our late Industrious Chief Magis-
trate, all officers and others subject to the
orders of the Secretary of State, wear Grape
upon the left arm for the period Of six
months. w. H. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary Of State.
New ORLEANS, April 10.
The Times has the following special:
LAKEpoRT, April ID.
have just arrived from Mobile. The
Stars and Stripes were hoisted on Batteries
Porter and Macintosh at 10: 30 yesterday
morning and in Mobile in the afternoon.
Gen. Changers forces occupy the city. The
rebels commenced evacuating on the 10Th
and continued until yesterday-all left.
The ferry boat Allen was blown up yes
terday by torpedoes.
No movements.
The citizens are anxious for the opening
Of the port of Mobile as relief to their re-
stricted trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
CurcAco. April 1e.

CHICAGO. April 1s.
The election to-day passed of quietly
About two thirds vote was Poleu -. s s.u.,
B. Rice, Republican. elected Mayor ~ nom IN
I ~ q 900 majority The Council stands "a
Rom,blicans to 8 Democrats.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
BALTIMORE, april 10.

BALTIMORE, april 10.
The City Council have offered reward
of no, 900 for the arrest Of the assassin Of
President Lincoln. The feeling here against
Booth is greatly intensified by the fact that
he is Baltimorean, and it is desired by the
people that one who has so dishOnored the
family should meet with speedy justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19
06lcial Announo q
tho Capture Of Spanish
Fort and the FORTH
cations at Dlakely.
SECRETARY SEWARD AND Ms
SON TREDERlCk BETTER.
REPLY OF THE pRIsID1ur 70 Al
Appl1oo ~ A uuHru o.
gs4

(oVFlCIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHM0r0E, April Is. 1885.
Major General Dix:
The following dispatches from Maj. Gen.
Candy report IL capture Of Spanish Fort
and Fort BlAkeley, which form . part Of the
rebel defcnscs Of the city Of Mobile:
HEADQ'ks M d. WEST MSsissrrPl,
In the Field, April ., 1861 An.
Mai Gen. II. W. Halleck, Chief Of Staf:
Spanish Fort and its defcnces were captur-
ed last night. We have % officers and 53S
enlisted men prisoners, and have taken five
mortars and % guns The major part Ofthe
garrison escaped by water Blakclcy IL
already invested, and will be assaulted TO-
day. unless the works are stronger than
now believe them to be.
q. $. p. CANDY, Maj. Gen.
HEADQ'ns NJ. d. WEST MISSISSIPPI,
In the Field, April 8, 1865.
1t. Gen. Grant and MAJ Gen. Halleck
/ have the honor TO report the capture this
day Of the rebel Notifications at Blakeiey'
with 2,4OO prisoners and 12O guns:
H. H. S. CANDY, MAJ zen.
r. NJ STANTON, Sec Of War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19

NEW YoRx, April 10.
A fire broke out thb morning in the bond.
Cd warehouse Of NJ. 8. Dri9es & Co. 9Sa
Sosth street, running through to Water 1t.
Lon e1,O00OOO..
New York, April 1S.
The following has been received by Mr.
=, WASHINGTON, April 10.
Uncle is much better. He sut for quar-.
ter Of an hour this morning, and was bright
and cheerful To-Day is . marked I'm
pr0vemept upon yesterday.
Frank Is slowly but surely rcgaining his
consclouene0. He spoke twice this morn
ing. he sleeps most ofthe time, and breathes
~! sssgunsy eng ely His pulsc and Ape
ceusas6d n regard 70 both.
!9e 2easeaoE and nurD are both doinr
WI C. A. SnVAns.
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49, a. j! - -
"a 49, - sWi1frss HALL"

oX8I1 Nr y1srs
l16ononr I wsst "a 'sWassG hA3a
49, G4Sops(Ass - tsV ssA
! ~ 49, I wshsssd ~ sEsia'
4 q fl6&n1 fdbvsm>t H. -
~ ek6se = nvsspsssass ssae.
- ~ soe1r easnssts sssll spPssf'
= sis1usua insosssss" display
~ ssssssss Of I" say New Year.
7 - sAssosis'' hsvs gore - 'poss
q 0wss,sliy sbsss the ksses-
49, IN he utmost eossneo 49,
~. ~ darn - II Won p'sess
49, -, thsir eovssisg II 10 sesosv
-. ~. -,ksss~s srs 70 Piesfrv
~ elbevs Toe. Asvs grow - '
SSsv'rs sss always liable 70 oe'
- 800 srs reel secessionists,
~ they've seeded from.my vssh
ne spsce between, in spits Of 's's'
lasisss on forming . new stafe.
A,A aimee good names are rather seans,
r.. c.r,ed thss state the SsArs % WAN
yor III The force 10 Abrams might
Gould never make thsa ss-unite,
a,.ee n they'd meet in the old plscs
zxsySsliy doses more for Tss.
A.a 20, 70 have my dream come true,
70 Wmnsx HALL ] weat,
And rot splendid suit Of clothes
Fer little money spent;
Went Straight way home, aud said Y :" So
"Behold your darling John,
"rn Jaw(n) yousir." she says, andso
She really did, I'll swear,
/sf ssd smotA~ fhrss-ssgg.sd ssool
Went aprswlng down the stair.
The children hid, Sue screamed aloud,
But when she heard me grcan.
She came 20 see me-scomGn-iiks-
And found was her John.'
She took me up, and my sore head
Unto her bosom pressed;
But half believed me some one clss.
Entu Iwas Nudv~ssd
Now am right side up with care"
lhave word for all:
Whoever wants good clothes and cheap,
90 straight to WESTERN HALL.
But lest your pride should get fall,
Before 70 buy you 90.
Vysv'se got a sOifs AZ true az mine,
YOU'D better let her know.
J. n. SMITH 4 CO. offer some some Of ths
- selections Of MEN and BOYS CLOTHING,
lGesher with full line Of GENTS FURNISH
No GOODS; also Piece Goods Of oil descriPt'
- Ges Custom Work.
J. n. SMITH l. Co.,
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n. r. TAYIOR. n. n.

ID. Ee TAY1IOk. NJ. H.,
HOMEOPATHIST. OrrIcE and Residence
Ii s. w. corner Sd and Lock Island SITS.
References-Dr J. Morton, New York; DR.. N.
Webster, Dayton, O.; DIR. b. Ehrman. Cincinnati.
o.; Dr. j. Temple, Prof Of Mat, Md. DR.. E. T.
Franklin. Prof Of Surgery in the Homeopathist
Medical College Of Mo-, at st. Louis; Rev. ID.
s. Watson; of this city. ian23- diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-19

r AND AGENT; Buys and sells Real Estate
- on commission, attends to renting Houses
Halls. etc. The best references given when re
CURED Office in Frank Plummer's Law Office
entrance lower end Of Post Office Block, W
stairs. sep28-dly