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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
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aax The eunSlh IVES dieEntched Ne
noushtOn, advocA4e, went % wen
inae0n end endeavoesd, without succeea.
/. obtain . pa0 70 Richmond. In reply
70 Letter, NJ. Seward wrote him thne III
0overnmsut would hold no communication
or cyrrsupoo1ence With him; tha9 - ~
expecacd to lseye Ne country without enter
ine The ecene Of lnsufrocsj0n or c0mmuni
ASing with the ingufgents. He sew the
President and the British change datojrs
without uncccny He wrute . second leetef
70 MI. Seward, ~ which no attention wal
paid. Application for further delay was n
iussd. The refusal isgenenlly looked upon
- deciding the case against the prisonerA
The Court adjourned until tomorrow fore
noon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
MANHOOD.

A Nd THE YIGOR or YOUTH RESTORED
.AlN EOUR WEEKS. by DIR. RECORDS ES-
SENCE OF LIFE. DR. Kicord, (of Paris,) after
some four Years of earnest solicitation, hes at
length accceded to the urgent request OF the
American public, and appointed an agent in New
York. for the sale Of his valued and highly priced
Essence Of Life This wonderful agent will re.
store Manlood TO the most shattered c0nstItu-
tions in four weeks; and, If used according 70
printed instructions, failure is impossible: This
liferestoring remedy should be taken by al
about to marry, as its effects are permanent.
Success. in every case, is certain.
Dr. Records Essence Of Life 10 sold in cases.
with full instructions for use, At %, or four
quantities in one for a. and will be sent TO any
part, cearfuIly packed. on receipt Of remittance
To hrs accredited agent Circular SEM free On
receipt Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, AT Broome StIeet,
One door west Of broadway, N. T.,
;cn1a div Soir AGENT f0r the United State0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

or Whit .s in females, and the best spcciiic IN ca
10 10 - ,orrhoea and elect. II is always takeU
IN con;nnc, ION with the use Of the Cherokee In
;ac,;nr and 70 taken never fails Of achieving Y
thoro,;vh cnre either Of Gonorrhoea, elect. OF
Fiuor Albus. IN ccmposition it is uurc vege
table syrup. not unpleasant to take. and i who
w free from mine.-Ai drugs. and one Of the bes.
remedies for which il is recommended Sold IL
all druggists. >. SAkLORD, Ag't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

The statement that II circulated In the
papers that the st. Albans raiders are 70 be
sent 70 New York foi trial, IL without ~
th0rity and entirely untrue. They are re-
reclaimed upon complaint preferred against
them BY the State Of Vermont, and Il 0ur.
rendered they will be surrendered 70 the %.
thoritios Of that State for trial, according TO
the laws thereof. Marshal Murray has
proceeded 70 Vermont for entirely didere nj
business 4fom that.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

The INDIAN RENEDY.-The
celebrated Indian medicines
known as Cherokee { o IN
pounds, will be found adver-
tised il our columns. They are
various in kind, but all have
the cure Of urinary derange-
n,ent tor their object The In
dian Remedy is that one 81
these medicines which, under
-the name ofChcrokee Remedy
,has become widely known rs a
certain sure for FIuor Albus,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

pretors OF the New York Museum Of Anatomy
have determined, regardless Of expense, 10 issue
free, Tor the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression of quackery, } four Of their most I'M
tere sting and instructive Lectures on Marriage
and it's disqualifcations, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature decline Of Manhood, Indi-
eestion. Weakness or Depression, lmpotency,
:. Of Energy aud Manly Power; the great 90
L0. @odfhnsc Maladies which result from
cial EvI, =. excesses Of maturity. or igno-
youthful foii,. ~ the laws Of Nature
rance Of Phys;oiou~ "a have been the mean.
These inyaln.hls r.c.. ,-asnds, and ill
OF enlight.ning and saving tho. stamps. ~
Oe forwarded free, on receipt Of Eau.
addressing SECRETARY, New York Muse.
Anatomy and Medicine sls Broadway, New
lOrk. deciS-d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

For Medical and Table ases which ere lertectly
None genuine unless they have our gold iebsi On
esch bottle, and our initials pressed in ssx over
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On sgglicstieate BENnEII PlETERS lCO..
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RI Zoo, md G. Z. smith, 6rueeiet Fl ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

Young Mems Medical Adviser.
Grsituitous advice given iE disenSes 0f the ner-
vous, seminal, urinaIy and Sc xusl organs, in tho
reports of the Western Medical Association which
are sent by mail in sealed envelopes, free Of cost.
The organization was formed to dispense new
and reliable treatment, and Is composed Of well
known ply sicans, to whom all letters must %
addressed. DRs. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 co.
dc2s- ems Box 436, Cincinnati, U.
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Philosophy Of Marriage:-rhe pro

One door west OF BFOndWay, N. =,
janl4 div Sole agent for the United States.
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Important Legal Decision.

A DECISION has jus, been rendered by the United
states Circuit Court q. Rutland, Vermont, which,
I II be tsnsbs, will prove Of the highest import.
snes. The case At issue involved the constitution
atty Of the act passed by Congress on March 3D.
1858, providing that ''suy order o. ths President
or under his authority, made At any time during
the existence Of this rebellion, shall he defence
In all courts 10 any action or Prosecution, civil or
criminal, pending OF 10 be commenced for Any
search, seizure, arres, or imprisonment" &c. |,
~n by virtue Of this set that oil the arbitrary
suests' were made, during the rebellion, IN the
nan-rebsl States, and IL WAS that which shielded
the authors Of such arrests from the civil law Tho
deeincn Of the court in the case referred to was
thai the said enactment ''wss in violation o, tho
Constitution OF the United States, and afforded no
protection for acts done under It." According TO ths,
decision, all the victims Of arbitrary arrss,s would
now be entitled 70 damages against the Govern.
ment or its ocers aud the whole catalogue Of set.
dons BY virtue Of this important law would b,
Illegal The Vermont decision, however, 10 far
from being fnality upon this point The Attor,
oey General has pronounced ,he act constitutional
ana sevcrh decisions have been made in diferen
courts, which were hyposhecsied upon the eons,l
wVonAh'y Of the set. The United sta.ss suprem
Coun will be the final jsdge Of this question. an
We hope that the Vermont case will be carried u
10 mat body, In order that the disputed point na
lie omcially 90, 81 rest. There hiss been So muc
"'scussion ~ 10 the legality u the "srbitary o.
res" aud other acts done under the law In que
''on' VAN he people are anxious to have the VA
Yer finally determined
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= EATglS

CONROY co. On Wednesday, Oct. 25 Msrraret,
ridou Of Denl ConToy, native OF Ballard, near Tut
lahore, Kings County. ireland.
Ihe friends OF the family, and thote Of Der sons
in-law, Luke xcNamSra and Michael Hurley, are
respectfully invited attend the funeral Friday
,ternoon Oct. NJ at IL O'clock, from her late itsi-
TO Calvary Cemetery. .9l
GOWlE-On Wedneedav, Oct. IS, Charles Gowie,
fon OF the lste Alexander Go~ie, aged ~ YEAR,.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
Oct. %, At 10 o'clock. A. ", from his father-in.
laws james Morton, 800 Hudson Il. IFS
HAMILrON-On Tuesday evening. Oct "a Arson
ianilion, N iht ,Sih year Of his age, commonly
iiu iuDers will take place at Botanic HALL Is Fat
Broadway, on lhursday, Oct. 26, at P.M. 800
LALLY-On Wednesday morning, OCT. % Harrie,
Augu-ts, younre', daughter OF James and BRIDGET
The friends OF the iaaily resrscttullv invited
TO stend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, Oct
3l' b. yi'h It. is
McCRt NJ Suddenly, Oh oct. 18th, Mr. William
Medium. AGED 20 years.
III, relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral on Friday moruing, Oct. ~,
Al IL O'clock from his late residence, al Pearl It, 2s6
McGARRY--On "wednesday, Oct. 25, John Nc
CARR, Ased u years, a native OF the County Long
lord. Ireland.
funeral, on Friday afternoon, at O'clock from his
| late residence, l0J Orchard Of. lJ2
NckESSA-On Wednesday, oct %, after short
| but severe illncss' Richard Mch"nnA IN the 24th
The relatives aud friend, 9th f,my ,r- respect.
fully Invited TO attend the funeral, FRIDAY ate
noon, Oct ~, at O'Clock, from his late residence,
loo mott ct %
| sHERlDAs-On Tue,day. oct. ~ Anne, the be.
I'd wife Of Farrell sheridan. native OF strang-
| lord Co. Down, Ireland, aged 81 years.
The funeral i'll take place this THURSDAY alter
rooa At O'clock, from her late residence 22a Sew
enth ave. 1876
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-26

Old Peter II - lived in ono story wooden house
subjected 10 tho force Of one Of those hurricane.
so uumerou, Of late ve,rs 81 the West iis power
Of resistance was insufficient TO withstand ~ great
, pressure, and II vie ded the point withuii =
,riiggle-bowever, Il was not upse, nor torn TO
pieces, but merely moved a few rots. In the course
of the Journey tho stove vult ouI and the danger
of C nlla.rNton was imminent O't Peter was too
much excited 10 notes the removal OF his house,
and "a 'lug the necessity Of immediately spplyin,
water 20 the burning emhers on the fo0r 10
so,z d . bucket aud darted out behind the house,
when great WIS his establishment to find all traces
ofh's well CELEBRATED. After looking Ia UlanL
nsi, n meut a moment, he called oul O. hi. wife
-"S-rah, III be blamed fine Wind has not bowed
the well clear out OF thc lot There's no, SO much
as y stone In |"
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4 Farmer Whheut Arms.

W Il. BtAuAAr, onondsiss County, New York,
.ends 10 ihe AslEi'As AGEIorLrUMsT an interest.
ing sccoun, OF farmer he formerly knew, who
WAS born without arms;
Iast,sl u appealing 10 the charitable for supyOr,
he commenced early 30 help himself. HIS lr-,
property Was . hen, chickens, next pet ls--b,
anu sitsrwAri-s shaggy colt. lie took good care
u these, aud Increased his stock little ~ tune
until lie be sfue prosperous farmer. Having 10
bands, he learned to uso lis toes which were
longer tasu common. lis legs were tls0 YER
flexible, aud by practice he WAS enabled to readily
perform most operations with ease lie put ON
and took of his own clothing, shaved aud ted m.
seii, MIXED his own cows and took part in most
lab,rs OF ihe iarm, He was terror ~ sYl-itcr-,
whom lie could punish VITA severity. lie was pow.
ehiy built, and possessed OF great srensth M
tie ueld auh shoulders lie would hutL Ike ram,
or selze a. on uiing urchin with his tee.h AMI
stAke nIm with bull-dog tsnacity. lie died ~ tie
ese OF 20, leaving a large l1mlly-hayng been
: srr.ot lreo times
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are several mechanics laborer, one hotel weep
u and three or four merchants, all of which occu.
p''ons we're formerly under the ban Of the Of gar
chy. II "a pleasing to see this progress of demo
crscy In South c,rons, for IL indicates the over
throw q the element " which that State aud the
whole South are indebted for the evils Of tho lete
war. IL IL an indication. too, that the STAT &C
knowledges .he error 1t 90 long made in ignoring
the interests OF meehsniesA and workingme', that :,
sees ". necessity Of abandoning us pre,entous
srstocrscy, aud that 1t means hereafter, to rscoR-
nihs labor IN it's true light with such progress A.
this in South crolins, there need be no ie,rs for
the other eH-reb.l states regarding the Old preu
die sgsiust the working classes
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THs Governrusni las issued gene-al o-uer
providing Tor the lisclar1o Of oil prisoner held
for non-comp lance with the terms 81 The various
drafts. and also p,rmittny '-E ,dsdders" to re.I,u
70 their homes with the assurance that they viii
not Ia subject 90 srrest This act ~ lcniency on
the part Of the President might have been profit
.bly delayed few months longer; bus IL could
not well be svoidsd, 81 some time, and perhaps
the President though. the skedsillers we're no
worse Ih,n ihs rebels, whom he 10 nov 81 gene
rously parloune. Of eours. u would Tot be sIpe-
dent 10 ARES, for dsrerion all The drAf strikers
who come hon. now that the war 10 over and
I. i, 10 L~ays better 10 rspsSls law than to suffer
u 10 become dssd letter, Tie proprety Of ofchli
permitting this class ~ return is clearly apparent.
III. COMMERCIAL i,incliu.d 81 disspproSs of We
ordsr, and Ia commenting upon tnys;
The bravo soldier who las come back from II .
var, covered with the smoke sud dus' q bas,r,
can hut regard " th disfnvor an or,itr which has
| placed up1n the same social snd political 'eSel
| with himself his cuNardly cOnraie, Who slulstd
AVA IRON the tell u sinie sud forthwith he.
| serted receiving The second iusta ineni oi lis
| bounty money
According TO the order as gwen % tue pubic,
tho veterans not placed upon the same social
AMI political level" With d,sersers AMI DRAFT rum
,wsys The proclamation issued b. President
LINCOLN, with reference 10 these classes, cancels
eli their rights Of ciLz,nshiIl aud prohibits ilsui
from voting OF holding otce under tue Govern
| meut The order Just Issued does not remove tais
disability. IL simply provides that the person,
included in It's provision, shall not bs subject I,
arrest" Unless the President -hall see rs to Amsnp
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