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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
TO THE
r. x p R FSS
AND TELEGRAPH nEn
or AMERICA.
OF AMERICA.

Tia undenigned, employees Of the kpress ana Tel.
egsaph Companies In Chicago. would respectfully IN
vite our brethren throughout the eatre country to
uaite with - h the club which hss initiated for
the purchase of $500 certificates more lsss In the
Cresby Art Association. under the TIL. Of The Ex-
pReo ana Telegraph Club
The tefms Of admission to this Clsf are,aasent TO
h conditions and the payment Of $50 sqsivalent 10
~ price Of certificate in the Crosby Opera House
Art Association.
Every 1b00 invested by any person In this Club
eAa etite him 70 one Of the Aset clsss sec1 eaga.
wings offered By the Crosby Open House Art Associ
ation II shall also en,.e hin to poportionatc in
terest in The total anount u premlu0e which nay
lAll 70 the lot Of the Express and Telegraph Club.
in the dsribution commencing the first eay Of Octo
bss nast By the Crosby Opera House An Association
House Art Association will be conducted by The fol-
DDwing enineat Chicago AercAants, Baaksfs. L.
press and Railroad men: W.T.. Cooibaugh, Prcsi-
dssk Onion Nalfonal Bank Amos T. Hall, Ifeas1fes
G. B. 4 z. R. R.; E. G. Hall. Hall, Kimbark 4 Co.;
Clinton Driegs, Ewing, Briggs Co.: J. c. Dors,
Pfsddent Board Of Trade: Jas n. Bowen. President
Third National Bank; James G. Fargo. Agent Amer
icaa Exprsss; rrancie A. Hoflnan ex-Iisst. Cover
nor: I. 7. Mum, Mum Scott, Elevator; J. A. f.
liz. President Second National Bank.
All remittances ofnoney for membership must b
sent b Express duly way.billed, addressed % Mr. o.
". Barrett, American Express once, Treasures, oi
ths Expecss and Telegraph Club, or 10 ether of ths
Corresponding Secretaries. as per form farslshcd
hos~~sHh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

TmRouGH BoArs.-There will be no
through boats tomorrow. The short line
packets will accommodate the public as U.s.
uAl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
PERFECT MODERN
Sewing Machine,

Parties in want Of reliable machine IT any epe-
callty one that viii not dis,ppont them and win -
found rsady and competent TO do IL work. should
not fail to examine and test the Singer Nschnes be-
fore purchasing other and inferior articles. Evesy
machine warranted and full instructions given by
competent and courteous attendauts.
silk, Twist. Cotton and Linen Thread ION sp0Olsl,
Needles, OIL &C., Of ths best quality, always % hand
q No. - brady street.
P.s.-This Company hes 70 announce that they are
now prepared to supply their cnstonen Win tns
CHINE IN the world. and to warrant H. saae In
every reepeet iy41-d&W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

THE 0aecess ofshe Crosby Opera
nlo0se Ars Assoclatao0.
The pase wetk he's bsen . fruitful one
for this widelyvpread sstssprise. Our exc
changes from every quarter are Oiled WIN
nsGasss Of it, Success. Its savsrtissnsnss
which arc On ssals ssspsasiss In ssssr'
Il sxtsat anythine vi6sh ~ ~ attempt
- b even Amssieas salapsiss ssssss.-,
occupy pages ef ~ New Yesk pres. =
eosssspesdsnt writise 4 IL ssessss In Ns~
Ysss, says: "Ths sd,es rsnisas - q
railroad ticket eeles Sew aisutse bseess
The departure Of the tsain."
The feeling Of pssssnal intsrsst in NJ.
Crosby seems 70 pssvads H. vhs's ceas>
Try. Every little town o. village hes its
one or more elsbs, end % understand that
the rapid sale Of certificates throsshess the
country is in great measure to be att'ibu
ted u The cordial sspport Of the naieosl
banks, The presidents - cashiers Of which
are its most numerous and s6sc I've agents.
AoOsosS snsxO CaUV ~ oSSss ~0'
bore upon the plan Of that o. tAs express
end telegraph men. Il 10 . y composed
exclusively ef railroad and steamboat mes.
Thsy have secured 1000 sssti6eates. .
The pork-packsrs hsss also club ei 500
nearly filled. The Young Msn's Assosia-
ton ere forming large club. The Cham>
Der Of Commerce club 10 full. Several
board Of trade clubs holding . large number
Of certificates have bssa allsd. and others
are in progress. An oil club is usdsr way |;
likswiss dry goods club and ws hear that
. large insurance club 10 nearly 6llsd. A
ladies' club, merchants club q theus.
and, and IN art gallssy club havs bssn CON-
nsnesd, end ~ lssas d asny sthers. Ac-
lvisy 10 this liss issms 70 Increase with
sach wssk. Thses novsnsats ore rapidly
taking sp the eesti0eeess IL svse the couns
try aud Fastening the happy ssusunstion
Of scheme which hes in It mere interest,
novelty and spirit than nything which hes
engaged public attention within our recol>
lection.-Frsm Chicago zimes Weekly Jxlv
81, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

1a0es n. Kirk 4 Co.. naono.
factursrs of Staple and Fine Toilet Soaps. Can
1'cs. and desisrs 10 Soap Makers Materials
Nos. ss and IS River Street, Chicago. Jy2sdsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
CT TY 1T f. M 8.

lsroRrAsr.--The meeting Of the Eight
Hour League tomorrow evening. Every
member should be present esrtsia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
lmpsrlant 10 Ladies.


prepared only for legitimate purpose, and are
the only safe and effective medicine for all those pain
ful and dangerous disorders to which the Female CON
sttuton is subject. They the only Genuine Fe-
male Pills extant. No article OF medicine intended
for the exclusive Of Females. that has ever made
Mrs Wnsiow's Mystic Pills. by their nvigoraiing
properties the appetite and digestion is improved the
dications Of Nerves nDeSility removed. No maiden,
wtfe or mother should he without the Mystic Pills
Price - per boz. or three boxes for ss For sale BY
all dfuggtsfe 10 Davenport. mchs-d&w6m
Olarrhca. Dysentery. Nusnmer
COMPLAINT, Ac., speedily cured by using Ma
guire's Compound Extract Of Bensc Plant. Pre-.
pared only by J. 4 c. Mcguire, ST. Louis. and
cold BY all druggists. u. ScoviAgt. ChicAgol,
SPECIAL CAUTION.
Mas. wINsLow's SoornINo SrRur mas
become 40 popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins>
lows Please take notice that The Mrs.
Wnsiose OF the Soothing Syrup Is not con.
nsessd wish any other article. iun4d&w3m
0lch 7rewah oT Hair proaaced.
The natural color restored tnst dyed.) aud dis
esss Of the scalp. falling Of, &C., efectualy cur.
cd BY using AA0UIRE'S HAIR COLORING
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price q Per bottle
Prepared and sold BY J. I c. MA0UIRE, drug
gists, -. Louis. octl2dwly
To Care Ch11ls 4 Fever, get MA
0UInE'S AdUE MIXTURE. put up BY J. C
MA0UlRE. st. Louis. PRICE q. SO per bottle
- e
AsroHisnIxo.-Thos Cohen Of No. %
North Sixth st., Williamsburg. who had
the rheumatism for lS years, aud has walk.
ed on Clutches for six months, has been re-
stored 70 perfect health by few doses Of
MsrcALrE's 0REAr RHEUMAfIc RsxEpY.-
He 10 willing to confirm this statement on
oath, ifrequired. Stevenson & Casnahan.
aesnts. aug0-dl0.
BlellewAy's Eills anA Olasaent.-
Abecsass of many years standing. have
yieldsd under short course Of thes anti.
septic and detergen medicines. The oint>
mcnt cleanses the sores Of oil irritating
purulsnt matter aud imbues the Hbsss and
tissues with new life and vigor, while the
P,lls purify the blood, neutsalsis the noxs
ious humors, and expel them from the sys.
Ten, In skiu diseases, Of whatever char>
acler. tumoss, old sores, liberated legs. &C.,
she action Of these remedies is safe and
csstAsn' Sold BY Ill Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
EQUALIZATION rffs
BOU n TT ES I

THREE YEARS SOLDIERS, vhe ssrvs
I'd their time out, Or were discharged on &C.
count q wounds; and The widow, minor
ehildrsa Or parents, in the order named, ~
thoss who died 10 The service. who rsceivsd
Of wsss entitled 10 only 900 bounty ore
entitled 70 An
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

pspnY's Mofa AND fREckLE Lorox.-
Ohleosna, 4 Molhpetch. (also called Liver.
spot and Lsntiso, Or hscklss. are edssn
very enasyise, pert;cslafly 70 ladies eflisht
seepas1ios, a ths discolsssd spots show
~ plainay - ths lssssf . sasode sesa Of
! bssssels; butsi,sy grssaly ny 7: sas beau; cav:
y of either; and any ptepe.seaee :a:s % WI
e0setsally remove thea witasos inlu:'ns
~ testrsv or color Of ~ shin 10 loeseeinly
15s15dsassam. DS. B. d. rsssyj whe has
nA1s diesasss Of the skin speciality, has
dooU1DU1ar fRthspd5s1e)oene3ens
1htsA = q once psompt, inlallibls. Fse sals
18Woo1ock . Stasts, aaA &esgsegeQ !
QaeaaAaa. Prepared only BY b. c. Perry,
D1smaesleG)A, 1os - HIad Strest, New
Ysrk, asd isr sels By Ill deuegists. Priss
@ ~ bst4le. OH ~ RwsVs MA ~
H1b k9ctsA FglIn. Fsnca : Fulsea,
4Qb Aomn, Chis>oe. 70. [sD1lllj
y +
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Pr protssslcn from the above, can on R
SIMPSON = CO. and tske eat Pelieiss in
those tirst class insurance Companies repre-
esnssd BY them. Where the assured par
sieipass in the Profits Of the companies
without incuring any liability. OfRcs No.
- Brady st. apr-6>d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Olnrrhcn. Dysentery. NuNamer
COMPLAINT. Ac., speedily cured by using Ma
guire's Compound Extrsc. Of Bense Plant. Pre-.
pared only by J. G. Mcguire, ST. Louis, and
cold BY all druggists. u. ScoviAgt. ChicAgol,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Jusr WHAT Is NEsDED-We understand
that cx>Mayor Lowry hes just succeeded In
purchasing Of Geo. L. Davenport, ESQ.,, the
corner lots ON Fifth street, between Brady
and Perry, for the very comfortable sum Of
47,l0O. On the corssr of Perry and Fifth
he proposes to crest grain elevator, The
exact dimsnsions q which hsvs nos yet
been determined. A nors nseoaeeey ins
provement could not have been DEVISED
Fos long tius psst everybody has Agreed
that 10 needed . grain elevator. The mat.
ter has bssn talked over sonsidsesbly, but
forsomc reaaon. mo one sseas 70 have bed ~
nerve 70 carry out the idea. No little eaps
ital will bs necessary 70 Do tAis. bat The 70
suits viii no doubt amply ssopsasats for
I'll risks and trouble. We assd lhsse dhlp>
ping facilities. Our farmses connot be sufS
ficiently accommodatsd = matters now
stand, while the loss . our city every pear
10 such that we cannot but look upen Ar.
Lowrys project - - mach 4 puslie ins
pssssusat. - . private saesspsi1s. We
hope the Elevator will b put up IN quick
tine, and that its sntesprisfng builder viii
rsop "a ssasseabls Dse6ts thaseeA all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Icg CRgAn.-For Q delicious dish Of ice
cream, or glass Of lemonade, call as Sail
bury's No 50. Brady street. A fsw day
boardsrs con BE- accommodated st sails
bury's. dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Decision INTERESTING 70 SrsAxsoArNsx.
-Steamboatmsn will be pleased to learn
that the Inconvenience Of stamping bills Of
ladins is now done away with. il We may
credit the following dispatch which W find
in the St. LOUIS Republican
wAsaIxaroS, August l.
J. Wilson johnson, Secretary Memphis aud Gin.
cinnati Packet Co.:
Internal bills Of lsding are cxempt from stamp
tax. +. A. Rollins.
Credit Is due Mr.. johnson for settling this
question.
Go-ir.-Having listened to the reading Of
the Democrat. last evening, and lsafniss
that Sam. Perry keeps one Of the bsst es.
tablishments Of the kind in the city, "bil
ly goat" happened in there this morning.
Getting into one Of the show windows, and
not exactly understanding the usual manner
Of getting out, Billy made bold dash
through twenty dollar pane Of glass, and
retired in good order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

1T. rExrLE, Gardener and Florist, COZ.
eth and Main Sts., fruit and oenamsntal
tssss. ay1e-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
)nlrn. tAs CHAMPION NATTER.

wholesale 4 Retail,
vHyH INVITE TuE ATTxNT IN W SrRAn.
w gers y veil q osr owa c'tis.as .nn 81
ssek,sr beesaiss % ouv snpevb ssscA of LsAtsa
H,eoss. 0ents ssd Boys Hats . Caps which ssee
ia0o The shade anyth,ns OF the Kind ever oren =
q this city. Oss snsds Aavs sslsss msch -
prieee. and an exaW'instics wtll couv'nce yss
Shaa t6is = no a. ard but ~ ssAesssb'e ss~s.
oooN q BLACK bRAR OPP. Ii CLAIRE DOOao.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Go 70 raE Bssr.-Go to Bryant, Otsa1
too 4 ANerrill's Davenport Commercial Col.
,lses. to get = thorough practical businss1
eOiuin in6ioa, - - become good souDd tels-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
ciosine aanps) Rysnt, Stsattsn ( Merrill.
Davenport, Iowa. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

DAvsnroHf Exrnnraiss.-The Farcy
Dsese and Floral Festivals Of the Lee Semi.
nary, u Dsbaass. u laaa fhdndGy and
Friday svysAusw~gess sss. aud have
ssumandsd ~ little sttsution froa tht
Dstps iethst inasdlnas sestish. Tts 1ssal
display ~ hiehIy efe1iiAth 1e, II 80
sotnsd on sitniosaas lAssshssla ~ b
wishhsld fts. psblisstisa hswssse. Az
usss ths satirs lot Il flowers sesd in ~
displsy tss Obtained ftoA IT. Temple,
~ snaapsisisseeeiat # this sity. sJsas'a
planeasion 4 NJ . vsy s1tsasavs eass -
Ihsaaeenp y aatAahpss - much uss 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

HORsRs FoR rHs FixE DhrAsfMENT.-We
understand that tho Fire King boys ere
considering the propriety Of giving pub<
lie ball during the Fair, week, for the pur>
pose Of raising money 10 meet number Of
expenses. Among the proposed ezpsndi.
lures, if Sufficient encouragement is rsceiv.
ed from the public, 10 the purchase Of .
team Of scrviceable horses to draw their
s.eamer. Very little argument is required
to convince any one Of the necessity ofthis
measure. We have very often seen sud-
den fires in this city when scarcely enough
men could be found to haul an engine. With
. good span Of horses, the steamer could
be whirled to any portion Of the city, in .
very short time, and the property prsserv.
ed from destruction would soon amply rec
pay the expenditure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

To Care Chllls 4 Fever. get MA
0UInES AdUE MIXTURE. put up BY J. 1
MA0UlRG. st. Louis. PRICE 4l. SO per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

The natural color restored met dyed.) aud dis
esss Of the scalp. falling oil. 3c., eectually cur.
cd by using AA0UlRE'S HAIR COLORING
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price e1 per bottle
Prepared and sold BY J. c. MA0UlRE, drug
sists. -. Louis. oct12dwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

TnRAsunY DspAnfnsxr.l
Second Auditors O61ee. July 1850.
Sn:-1hs Application 10 ths go q oaSG
g. 8. 1lcLsny, 1ith Iowa Vols, ~ bssa Ss>
csived and win b s1amine6 - eoen -
ST9su Rsspeetfalls, ysnest
fN tfsa. :. b. ln1Ncn. Au6itos.
NJ. @. A. Haviland, Attorney.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

Day~ THE lead mines Of Kentucky have
recently attracted the attention Of our
miners, until some thirty or forty Of them
have skedaddled for that region. We wish
them ali success in the new enterprise.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

Ia John Heron and Wm. II. Peck,
Esqs, are about to resussita.o the Mineral
Point Iatelligeucer for the fall campaign
is this the Johnson paper the Madison
Union says IS about to be started in
this city?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

ga The warm weather of the pastWcek
has been pretty heavy on outdoor labor
ers but oul citizens Of the stone mason
fraternity have kept pushing our ne"
business blocks higher and higher.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

Johnson PApERs-The Madison Union
announces that papers are 70 be started
in Baraboo and in this city, to support
President johnson and his policy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

THE CRoPs.-F very thing as yet looks
favorable for al abundant harvest the
present season.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18
60 ~ - - - aLE.r-.5o-

Ea- We have lately received adTert.5e~
ments from some half q dozen or so Of
the CIT Enterprise concerns which seem
to be the general rage in Chicago at press
ent. bat we have concluded that the room
they would occupy in the TmaUSE IS
worth more than the tickets we would re-
ceiye
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18
NTARRIED :

sLEEP-GOEDoN.-In the town Of Waldvfck, en-
IL, 18th inst, at the residence Of James Gordon By
Amos Hays, Esq, Gr. HEyHT sLzEP. Of the both Wis
Eels. ard ALLss EwErLNE EnRnnN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

REFREsHING.-A fine shower Of rain
last evening cooled the air-the first rain
for two weeks
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

sF Brother Cover, IS It not about time
fer Issuing call for the Union Congress
ional Convention or this DistricG2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18
* SrRnkE-Ln al

~rS STROKE In al ...s.a 3. t3a eases
&C. sun stroke which were mentioned iu
sSsatar3ay issue, a having occurred "a
"A Tattv we have the ease 81 s'erraaa
Eamel Ernst solomon who WAS overcome
nee wa.e walking along the street.
ms 3. aut- lis recovery was cN-
: a.a...aE TIE resides ~ the
.l.a NAsi aa. leaves a large family.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18
5f-:-R,;

Among our DRY GOODS may be found Prints, pc
LANES, Scotch Plads, and ELEGANT DRESS GOops
Of every description Fiannels, sheetings Shrtings,
DENNIS CAEpETINGs, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Hosiery, GIeves, Yarns, Yankee Notions. &c.
&c and very large stock Of SA01ols Ho0ds. Scarf,
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-11

NOTICE j. hereby given that hv virtue u
decree. issued from The Office 81 the
Clerk ofpubois Court Common Pleas. and a
me directed. wiii proceed 20 cff Tor sale
Il public auction 70 the highest bidder. fo'
cssh "a hand. - The door, VI The house
Vi Dub IL count. ia the town u Jasper, On
SATURDAY. September ls'. 1866
Reiween The hours Of 10 "~'rioc~ A snt
1 O'clock r u. % eaid dsy. the r-nis snc
prodss Tor term not exceeding ssven e.r.
Of the following described ,rsi estate. stu
.iei in Dubvis county. snd State ui Indiana,
to.wit.
The r.rlh wss' qn,rier Of The south ras'
quarter, o. S-e'ion No. ,ksee I'D in ,o~ =
chip NJ l~o CD south - rsngr iaur "A
sess. containing forty acres more or le<s.
Aud on failure "a resl'z- The full amoun'
~ principst. interest sud costs called Tor by
sd execution. xiii a. n came time snd
pIsc- .nd u ike manner sell the fee-sln.gls
" sid rial estate.
Take - the properly ~ Jsse,h Anivs
Miller and Amslis Mi.r-. ~ -n- suit o.
NitiI.m Crvr ndrr-
Said sslr will be msi- ~nhcu: snv r-ii-'
whatever from valuation or sppraisemen
laws
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff ID c.
G. Dasbe, suv f.r PHI.
Aug liih. 1S66-3s pf$l0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-11

GA deaf mute. named Mslin Eddings.
: c'sises o. Dubois county. .wss dreamed
10 White River. sesr the residence Of Mr..
John r.. Lennon. sboss Ten days ago. He
had been engaged 10 fishing. ssd hsd divesl-
% himseIi 81 bic clothing ior the purpose q
eesline bsIt. when the u~nfostunsle eireum-
ssssss occurred. His body 900 found The
same dsy some Two Or three hundred yards
below The Place where he entered. the ~stss.
The deceased 30 : young nan. md bore
among bis se~qusintsoces : noss exesllsss
character for probisy and good CONDUCT
Petersburg Messenger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-11

'nao ottvens ana negro kqualfy.
II Is On acknowledged fact thar Thsd.
Stevens y the Iesder Of the rsdics.s in Con-
rress Below we give : few extracts from
enc Of his sp-echss. Comments ere un-
pseessry. Is the extract. plrinly show 10
the reader The Object OF The radicals 70 BE-
70 place the negro on an equality With the
whites.
This j. not . white mans @ Government
in The exclusive sense in which Il 10 used.
To ssy 20 j. political 81 sspsemv. for il vio-
lstes The fundamental principles o. our zoe
pei Of liberty. This il mau'- G~overnmeat:
the Cove nme-t u sli men alike; no, hist
al men will have equal power end swsy
within a. Accidental circumstances net
ursi and seqaired eBdo~ ment and sbiliry
sili vary their ~for,u1es. But equal rirhss
70 the privileges of the G-overnaent. 10 in
nate in every immortal being. no matter
~hat the shape O. color Of The lsbernseIe
which he inhsbiis.
IF equsI privileges we're granted 20 III.
should not expees any but white men 10
be elected 10 cfiee Tor long ages 10 come.
The prejudice engrnd cred BY slavery would
not soon permit merit 10 Be preferred 10
color. Bur u would siiil be beneficial IL The
~ssker rsces- In . country where pcIincsl
divisions will slwsys exist, Their pow -.
'JsinetEsith just white men. would greatly
modify, IL i did not ~ensireIv prevent. a.,
Injustice VI msl0riiies. Without The right
Of Suffrage ia the late sisse States (T DO no,
speak Of the free S.s,es.) I believe, The ~-l.v.-l
mad fer better been Jeff n bondage. see
y stated that very distinguishes advocates
Of The right Of suffrage isleIy declared AN
shis city that they do not expecs 10 obrain II
~ Congressional legislation. Cut only by
Admin ~strstive sciion. because. g one rsl
liant gentlemen said. The States hs1 no
been out o. the Union. Their sh~y viii
never get H. The Presiden, is fsr soundrr
than they. lie sees thar Admini<srs,ise
action hss nothing to d. with Ia. n IL ever
~ 70 come. u muss be By Constitutional
amendments Or Congressional action 10 the
Territories and IN enabling acts.
sHsw shsu efuI thst men OF influence
should mislesd snd mi<eduesse The pubic
mind. They proclaim. This is the whiie
mans Gosernmesi.- and the whole coil Of
e~opperhesds echo the same sentiment. sId
upsssr'. jealous Repobli sns Join the cry
y il suy wonder ignorant foreigners snd
Iiliitsrsse nssives should learn This doctrine
and Be led 70 despise snd mslsrest . whole
race Of their ieIiow meot
'.Sir. this doctrine Of : white mans Gov-
eminent u . atrocious % the infamous sen-
simens shss dsnned the isie Chief Justice
20 everlasting fsme; and. I fear. 10 everlss-
ting ire
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state Of Indisns. Dsbeis county. .:
Ia The Dabois c'resi' Csors % Dubois
eounsy. 10 she Sssss q iadisns. Sep,enses
Term. A. ID. 1856
Syivanus M'Cniius.
Attachment
ID r 1T KNOWN. That on This 18Th day
- 81 July in me yesr 1866. ih~ sbos<
named p~lsinsif bv his Astssaeys. filed 10
the Ofce 81 The Clerk oi The Circuit Csnrr.
his complaint against aid ~d<ses1s.s. 10 she
: b"ve inusieJ csrse. together nth o. an
nsvat Of : cnmPst~ns person. thst said g.
ientans i net = r<-itrrf Of The STATE ~
indi.ns. Sad ~t~ferdsus is therefore. here
by notified Of fhe tisng and p>nd>ncv 81
said runpis int against han. sat that unIess
he sppssr and Srr Or 1rmus thereto. ~
sh- csling ~ ssid cause ., the second t,y
q the nsxs TerEs of -,id c,.rs. 70 ~ BE-
gun and hold ~ me "a nrs House IN Jsso-r,
% The 4h N0ndsy ia S~-stsmbrr . r.. said
rumDlain'. sud the ms'isrss and tsiue> hire
- ccn'sinec ard alleged .iii be hr~rd sEE
deter mined N biz shsrne>.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS c u C. c.
D~sns g. D ek-tr. An'.- Tor Pie
Auz.4 6c-3~-
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TOur nsighboring tovns are al
oversupplied with wafer meIons. bat
not ! wsgos load has YET appeared 10
mi streeta- Three thousand were
shipped from f'rinccton % Louisville
10 one day. s