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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
ANOTHER SINGULARCASE.
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DsAR S,R:-FOr over fifteen years have been
troubled with . severe Cough, and usually two or
three times year with more or less hemOrrh, re,
which for the last few years has kept me thin in
flesh, and too weak to do business Of any kind
Without suffe ing. In Angus, last had very
severe hemor, sge. and according to the judg
ment Of good New York physician, was class
ed % be. ond the reach of medcipe, and was i'd
vised TO be prepared 10 far as property matters
were concerned, TO leave this world at short no.
tice This physician land my good friends) said
THAT "the first severe cold took must prove ia
tai" Early in January ltOok severe cold, and
fortunately, was occupying rooms At No. %
BOND STREET. directly over Jour Office. I
think about the 10th Of Jsnnary procured .
bottle Of your Pulmonic syrup, sud commenced
much swollen. and I'll the symphonic Of speedy
| death seemed to accympany my cold. ! sent for
my former physician and stated e him that
was taking your medicine, and aiter showing
replied: "You car take them # you like. they
viii do Won no harm" lie said You know
what told yon last summer. and say the same
nov II you have any business 70 close Up, do not
put it Of" He said TO other friends that he
relations ooncludsd my time had come. At this
time was taking freely o. ycur medicine, but
had not seen you. The Doctor called tew
times, and 70 ind me much 70 his surprise, he
said improving, and he could not understand
| WY. t1itu ~ t4CbCusiuk ~ OuI u1cOICtDcby
end had wish e. havs you examine ny ease
and 50 what yeu had 20 say when yon FIRST
came to my room and made the Examination on
gave me but little encouragement, but, ON thu
consssfy. expres:sd dou6s. q ~ eysr being
secund time that roo eaalsd, endisg ~ still gain
ing you gave me encourSgement, saying I'm,
symptoms wers impeovine3 TIE Pulmonic Syrup
Sesweed Tonic and Aandfake Pills had acted
like charm Ifollpwed your advice, and Z
the surprise Of my old physician and friends !
seem ,sech better than nave been for ssvrra
Years, and breathe better than ever expected I
|, p~~sor could with on hung, the left being com
rl.telv dried up feel very gratefultc y0n, snc
eonsiderypuF aGlvice aDd mSdisinee nv nlnable
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

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10 their unr,v aled facilities and their e4tsn-
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which enables them taiwuya) ~ rfUcnre ior theff
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recinl attention gwen 10 Internal Revenue buAt-
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Internal Revenue. spd Charlton T. Lewis sArs-
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Mr.. Cox's connection with the Committee ON
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

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Swimming OF the head, hurried and
diikcnlt Btea,hirg. Fiuttering 1t
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ing Sensations when IN living
Posture, Dimness ~ Vision.
Dots or webs before tho
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Sellownesp of the
Skin and Ewes.
Pain in theSide
Back. Chest,
Limbs,
&c,
Sudden Flashes Of heat, lsSrnipE in the Flesb
Constant ftnaginines ~ Evil,
aud great Depression
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The New York herald., 1865-02-27

known artists-Madam varian, Teresa Csreno, Mr.
George simpson, the excellent tenor, and Mr. Hoffman.
pianist
The grand monthly concert Of the National Panoforts
Association and Conservatory for Musical instructions
win take place saturday evening" the 4th Of March
Mr. Edward Molenhauer the we'll known yiolnist Ia
principal OF the institute He well aud ably supported
by some OF the most distinguished artists Of the city.
This concertwil be admirable affair in oyory respect
LITERARY.
Tho first Of series OF literary evenings begins a
Clinton Hall TO night when Mr. J. j. Spear will read
selections from the English and American poets.
Mr. Alfred Burnett will also appear at Dodworth HaA,
for the first time this evening. His performances are
said TO be quite original
In concluding these brief notices must mention thas
Professor Benjamin sliman viii deliver address ss
the Cooper Institute ON Monday evening, the 9th a
March, for the benefit OF the United States Christian Com
mission The subject chosen relates 10 the discovery and
development of the mineral and other OF Cah
ornia and the States and Territories Of the United
States This Is practical question, and win be wea
handled by the learned lecturer.
Thus, there IL plenty Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS theatr
cal lyric literary, and Of every other form-si remain
ing for the delectaton Of the public Lot ALL therefore,
60 with win and enjoy themselves TO tho full Of thcf
bent while the winter season goes slipping BY.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

Cotton In Wilmington.

We hear Incidentally, from such authority az we can
not doubt that at last fifteen thousand bales OF cotton
aro hid away In the town Of Wilmington, waiting
the advent Of Terry If this be 80, hope ahori
ties will ferret II ont and take that digrarc
similar to that which has beiailen Savannah does
not happen in Wilmington. Let the enemy who conceais
cotton be rcconnoitred Let him be discovered before
he gets the peninsula and ntrenches II TX easier
to attack him on the march than behind ntrenchmenta
These cotton hiders sharp Yankees and pckeis
who are despatched 70 watch them will have to keep
their eyes opon and report the thieves will be found
TO have worked their way across flank Not bale
OF cotton should the enemy ind in Wilmington II he
gets there we cannot save H. ut least do not let
the Yankees have IT,
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
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nur Havana Corre.uomde :

Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA. Feb. n, 1895
Arrival Of the Primcs de PoJionac-TAe AuAsrises q
Matamoros Refuse to Recognize ths United States C~ssss
A Blockade Running Fso.-Argueues Once Aove-sPes-
cers Annual, de-, dc.
The Evening Star arrived rather Unexpectedly aboss
six O'Clock last evening" and leaves FOR New York this
forenoon
The steamer Mexico, from Maamoros, arrived on sun
day. bringing among other passengers the Prince DE-
Polignac, who with two officers Of his staff his way
to Europc-some say to get married. He wears the
uniform Of major general Of the rebel army, ana
looks quite the soldier ny he has shown himself to bc
Trade between Maiamoros and United States ports
1t appears about To STOP in consequence OF some d
Guilty between the imperial authorities and United States
Consul at that port the latter having been accredited 70
the government of Juarcz and General Mcjia refusing 10
acknowledge tho commission. The Consul has, there
fore, shut up shop and retired If trade should be
stopped between thero and the United States Havana
will benefit greatly, and merchants not yevy
sorry for what has happened.
Our old acquaintance, Commodore Leon Smith, len
Havana for Galveston board the steamer Wren, some
ten days since and when nearing the Texas coast
perceived and pursued by the blockadng fleet So close
was the pursuit and sharp the firing that the crew
took the boats and deserted the steamer leaving tho
captain and our friend the Commodore the best
they could Nearly two hundred shots fred at the
unhappy Wren three OF them passing clean through herr
nevertheless the bold Commodore stood his ground, and
took the vessel into Galveston Pucky, chy
Another steamer, whose is not unknown 10 you,
the wio tho Wisp was not SO lucky She ran agrounA
Galveston bar, and knocked 10 pieces By
the guns of the blockadng feet.
The above items constitute all the news brought ns ~
the Mexico except those or purely commercial charac
ter Of these being the existence at Matamoros of
pretty considerable stock OF cotton.
Local Havana of any interest Ia very scarce.
find stated in of this mornings papers that Colo
mel Arguelies whose must be still fresh In our
memory, has requested TO be removed from the Morre
Castle 70 the prison OF Havana, which requess
has been complied with
spcncer's Annual Report for 1894 is just out Your
merchants familiar with Mr. Spen err publica-
tions to need word from 10 commend them. II .
word OF praise permitted where praise Is needless
would only remark that Of late, the daily CommerciaS
BuiLsin published by Mr. Spencer appears TO me 70
have much improved in utility and interest. wish htsn
increased subscr ption list.
The Moro Castle arrived early this morning.
Exchange New York fifty three discount.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
National Celebration OF Union Victories
on tho 4th or March, Mt Union square,
nj Three O'Clock.

Tho Committee Of Arrangements for the proposed csie
bration will be in constant session at the Astor House.
Nos. Is and TO- during the week All conmuncs-
Tons relating to the military parade civic processIoa,
teegraphic dispatches from other cities, and Other
matters relating TO the active details OF the colebratoa,
may be addressed TO Colonel Frank T. Howe Secretary
OF tho Committee OF Arrangements. Civic societies.
public bodies, private manufacturing and industrial e.
tablshmens with their enbcms OF trade and commerce.
respectfully invited 10 unite in this patriotic demon
straton. The workingmen OF New York always form .
marked feature such occasions and It Is hoped that
they will participate in celebrating the riumphs of the
army and navy Of the Union Private ctzcns, monnis1
invited to form part Of the procession under sucA
direction as may be designated
by order Of the General Committee
MOSES TAYLOR, ChsirmAsL
: s.s b s,a.1 canIFs'sS' Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsuNcros, Feb. %, 1896.

WARRINGTON, Feb. D. 1895.
THE BUSINESS REFoRE CONGRESS-.
The largo amount Of business necessary to be trans
will engage the attention Of Congress both day and
night until the adjournment, without aiordng oppor.
tunity for the dcbcration which their importance
mands. The larger number Of public bills, including
those necessary for the support Of the army and the
navy, have not yet become laws, and the Amenda.
tory Enrolment bill Is still pending The Indian
Appropriation bill Is yet with other important measures
which have passed the House. be acted upon BY the
Senate including the Bankrupt and the Illinois aud tho
Niagara Falls Ship Canal bills. These however, will,
according present appearances fail TO be favoraby
acted by tho Senate, for want Of time. The House
have yet consider various important bills which
originated In tho Senate. Tho Amendatory Internal
Revenue bill Is tho order for tomorrow in the
Senate, and this will, with amendment be returned
70 the House. The latter body will however, probably
consider the Arkansas and Louisiana election cases the
Committee Elections having heretofore reported IA
voraby receiving representatives from these States
II s matter Of wonder TO gentlemen familiar with Con-
grcssiona affairs how the necessary public bills
be passed within the short remaining time Of the pro-
sent Congress The Six Hundred Million Loan bill has
not been considered In either house.
ORDER IN REGARD TO NAVAL EsLrsTMESrs.
The Secretary Of the Navy has issued the following
ORDER
GENERAL oRDER-So 4s.
NAVY DErAwnESr, Feb Ia, 1895.
Commanding officers will not permit agents brokers
20 vst vessels OF the navy for the purpose inducing
men to sign certificates claims for bountes or cred
will they certify TO such papers, Sgn them but
refer the agents the claims Of the the Bureau
Of Equipment and recruiting ANY person serving on
board naval vessel who shall receive circular notice
from any broker or other person inviting his
cooperation In procuring credits shall imme.
dintely deliver such circular paper a. the com.
mn aadIng officer, under penalty OF court martial When
person cnlists board and IL accompanied by state
county town agent exhibiting authority such 10
pay the local bounty which such credit ~ receive
receipt may be given the agent signed nv the recruit
and certified by the commanding officer such en-
stment with amount Of local bounty paid the place 70
which credited and whether enlisted as volunteer or
substitute and Immediately reported to the Bureau Of
Equipment and Recruiting
GIDEON WEIIES, Secretary Of the Navy.
rBE "BLurF gAME" on rHE REBELS.
The declaration OF the rebel pap NJ that preparations
have been made TO and check sherman IL received
here conclusive pr that he viii meet wh serious
opposition his prcscn, progres through South Carolina
II " noticeable that the evacuation Of Fort Anderson
capture Of Wilmington have not We. boon noticed
In any Richmond papss.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
Our Bermuda Hundred Wal Correspond-

Our bermuda Hundred Wal Correspond
CAMp ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH PESSsYrvAsIA voIs,
DEFENcBs OF BERMUDA HUNDRED, Va, \
Feb. 21, 1865. }
The statement that tho attack the picket line Of
these defences the morning OF the 10th instant
repulssd by the colored troops incorrect There has
been colored soldier In the defences Of Bermuda
Hundred since the 1st Of January. The attack was
made upon that part OF the line picketed BY the One
Hundred and Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers IA veteran
regiment) and galantly repused without loss on
part The following is the congratulatory order
issued by the brigade commander
GENERAL oRDfR-No. 8.
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST BRIGADE PROVISIONAL DIVISION,
BERMUDA FRONT, Va, Feb 18, 1855. !
The Colonel commanding desires to bring ttho notice
Of the troops under his command the good conduct OF
Corporal James Erwin, Co. b. l0lth Pennsylvania pri-
Yates Alfred Eastburn Co. B. 104th Pennsylvania; VIM
Raga, Co. II, lO4th Pennsylvania; Merritt South Co.
b. lO4th Pennsylvania Jeremiah Hulick, Co B. l04th
Pennsylvania; WIN. H. Smith, Co. b. 104th Pennsyl-
vana; Martin w. Pcem, Co. h, l04th Pennsylvania,
and James Crimes Co. b, l04th Pennsylvania, who,
during the attack OF the enemy lines in the night
from the 10Th to the 18th ns hold their posts against
greatly superior numbers thus saving lives that inevi
taby would have been lost had the enemy been allowed
TO pass the abats and rifle pits in our front.
BY order Of VIM HEINE,
Col loSd N. r. ", Comd'g Brig.
II. BLnDos First Lieut., 41st N. ", A. A. A. g.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

General Grant Massing Troops ON the
Rebel Right.
[From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. "a
II reported that the enemy again massing the
Vaughn road tho OF the last advance but if such
the fact the rain of yesterday will prevent any
tive operations for some time to come.
The Petersburg Erpress says that trains conveying
troops were moving to City Point Wed ednesday.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

ONE NAN AND ANUTHLk HEkIUUSLr
JURED.
PoUGHKErrsiy Feb 26 1885.
This morning about two o'clock, @ the LOCOMOTIVES
Pa,i6c on the Hudson River Railroad, nearing Hast
nps coming north she into sand obstruction whcA
had sid down. upse,ting the engine and breaking 70
pieces The engineer, Cicero Phelps Of this city,
dangerously hurt, and cannot recover. The fireman.
Theodore Mccoy, badly in the head No train
was attached to the engine.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Capture OF Fort Anderson and Ocea-
patton Of Whining ngton-Progrcss OF Gen.
Shermsn-ATairs in Front OF Rich
mond-Latr News from Central Amerf-
en-, Mexico, Cuba, &c.. &c.
The c,nard mail steamship Europa, Captain Noodle.
will ave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close In this city quarter
past one and half past ve O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
The NEW YORK HBsLp--Edton for Europe-will -
published at ten O'Clock to- morrow morning.
singlc copies, IN wrappers ready for mailing SIX cesh.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
The Missouri Bill OF Rights.

y.
The bill Of rights adopted by the Convention in t0s-
mtteo of the Whole rejected the final vote b0fofe
the Convention, and y substitute introduced.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

Prizes Cashed In all Legalized Lotteries,
and information gwen. Drawings sent
J. CLUTE. Brokers' oflc-. No l76 Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes CasheG
IN gold Information furnished Highest rates paid Ter
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR a co, Bankers 10 Wall stree1-
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

A "white's Patent Lever Truss" Cares
Rupture; no pressure the back or chord
GREGORY CO, 6D9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
Our Special Washington Despatch.
Fab oQ

Additional advices received here to night from viii
mngton represent that Of the stored there
had been removed before Its capture by forces
About ve thousand bales had been found hid away In
collars and unsuspected places. 1t generally be-
lieved That there still ten thousand baes
stored away within the limits OF the
town. II Is also represented that q much
stronger Union feeling manifested itself among
the inhabitants than anticipated Many Of the resi-
dents volunteered their services furnish Information
and point the places where cotton and other valuable
goods and supplies had been hidden. Scarcely any OF
the scowling visages heretofore prominent in other
Southern cities met with here, and Of them
among tho females. The ladies' of Wilmington, ospeci-
ally said to be intensely Union In their sentiments
and receive gallant troops with all the courtesy
and cordially appropriate to their situation
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
luOp Rocks, Stcteoeroplc Pictures,
LEcGAT BROTHERS, ii9 Nassau, below Becksnan n It.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machine. WHEELER a WILSON 6,s nroadway Sec
WherIcr a wilson's button Hole Machine.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

The Elliptic Lock stitch sewing Ma
chine Run Ky IlDr AIR,
A n StrlrE ky5 broadway
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

All Ladies' should Use sterling's Ambre-
SIA for the hair tccaes and besuhes preserves and
renders the hair soft and glOn.y.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27

Bea utiruI Com mpIexion.-The Bloom OF
YoUTH. OR LIQUID PEARL the greatest Improvement.
discovered JAMES LAIRD. All pronounce the best In
tc world fof preserving and beauiyng the skin No tSs
broadway Sold everywhere