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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30


Every family at this season, should use
SPEER'S SAMBURG PORT W1NEs
Celebsated IN Europe for it, medicinal and beneAeiai
qualities highly esteemed by eminent sicians used
Tie first families in Europe and America.
ASH TON1C-1t has no equal, causing appetite
and building up The eyste, being entirely pure wine
Of mOet valuable grape.
As DlURETIc. c.ltimparts ahealthy action cfths
Glands, Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial in
Df0pey, 0out and Rheumatic Affections.
SPEERS WINE Is pure article ffom the Juice Of
the Port Grape possessing medical prophecies supe
fiOr to any other wine In uae, and IN excellent article
for all weak and debated persons and the aged and
in1fm, improving the appctite and beneatting hdes
and children.
Try n once, and you will not be deceived,
II Be sure the signature Of AlxRxn SrxEa y over
{ cork II each bottle
Sold by drungiets and al first class dealers who aeo
seI the CASTEtLA PORT BRANDY, 1 choice "a
article, imported only BY Mr. Speef. direct non tie
valley 0fOporto.
~ Trade supplied BY Wholesale druegists n New
York Boston, Philadelphia and st. Lonis And b.
a. sPERR = his vintyard IN New jersey. Prinei-
pal Once. ~ broadway, New York. tslu
For sale In Davenport BY HARRISON 4 STAHkg,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists DeclAlr
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

= A writer IN ths Chicago 1tslsas urges
steam Communication with the South from
that city. He says grain can b. loaded
these in canal boats md be taken 70 6ch-
ti6a0, Virginia, without breaking bulk, BY
bsipg toWsd down the Illiuois anu Nississ-
ippl, up thS Ohio and Kanahawa, and
through the canal 70 Riehnond, thus gain
ing Communication with the ocean, add
escaping the high prices demanded By the
i1Aotom s4ippsss. h bayo ~ New Y0k-
elp don't fear the route through the st.
1Awrsncs, 6nd suggests that IN energetic
esQNaetretiep hy the West towards the
esaA throeeh Virginia would do more to
1o6DCn fteithts than half dozen ST. law
renee roatep Caking &hs position assumed
q gFsntsd, he hcts sk6w ~ necessity Of
t&lfItag snd dsspsnine 66t canal, = that
lAreof bdats enq = used than thoss nov 10
~. ~ 0t1lis dos 1T build ship
elnalAe8 Chisago - ahs uavigable watets
etthe 1o1neis siSsf, ths Stats sh6nld do 10
= . S0 daesie eejse Dhe4 - demands
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

TARRANT CO.
Oaxslasin ~ - Z tssiAeus q Care
ooa, and have often been disposed 70 write you
couossuiog w. esnl vslus ef vbus RDkT9G4 Ar
ERlENT = : remedy for 1sdigsslies ed Dye
psp:i. desire e sHlses: = "a. 3|2sss.: r:
done my wife. For four or ave PEARS ny pfc
has bsen sadly s0ietsa nil DyspApsla, Ssd af.
ter being under the treatment of several destore
for tWo or three years, she Wee 1eelly ip9oesd
to seek the sdvice Of alearned PhIsiciss. Dr.. Ca
ber With your EFfkRvESCENT SELTzER
APRRI8Nf she bessa - invsevs'st saps. esd 10
now PsaSaCsLy WELL. feel u ny duty for the
good Of humanity to nsks thie sS6te0euh 1ast
. medicine % valuable should bs widely known.
Trusting you will give this psblieily, sa1 tspest
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks. am re-
spectkliy yours, =. y. g. HeNMQvSRs
H.A.
w Il ASK -
tn. s~sssssg sstillons o. ous lend 70 give this
remedy . trisl; eonsinssd shss BY ita aiesly sss
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DYSPEPSIA. .MEARTBukN, SOUR STOu ACN
SICK HEADACHE, DtE3lhkAA lNDl0ES-
TlON. PILES. COHTlvENEEH BILL
GUS ATTACKS, Llt En- CON.
IPLA1NfS. RHEUMATIC APr8CT1OND, &C
Read the psmphlst of testimonfais with ssch
bottle and do not sse the medlclte against The
adAice of your Physiciah.
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S5s 0seenwhich Street, NY.
Foa SALa ~ ALL DaUouissA sep2
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

~ =
From the Madison, WIS.,, journal, Dec. eel
Mr.. Henry Drew, Asst. Superintendent
ef sPablic Property, has SeAted tees the
Particular of case Of hydfophobia It the
village Of Waterloo, which suspasses in tra-
g'c interest almost any story Of the kind we
eves rsads sS'sfsssES9
Seize six OF seven years ago . med dog
weat through the village Of Wsterioo, JEFF
ferson county, and bit shumbef Of animals.
Among others It snapped Il The leg Of COW
belonging % Nr. Rsbeock. The ssimal vas
examined but no mhfk waS found. and It
svas supposed dat il escaped being bitten.
The anienal was afterwards sold TO man bv
the name ,of Garrison, who used her milk
very freely, as did two Of his childrea.--
3eiie sftheh9 hAefs. including Mr.. Drpw's
family. were also supplied with the milk Of
this ubv.srsSa &C.
o. Aedieersnt 1timessduring the tims since
the eQw wes bitten there has 6uon insxph-
catoo hhd 4itA1 sickness ausng thpoo using
dsrWilks md two ehildssn 6e11r. Garrison's
NJ. ofs iNra Dgswss nd tee Dshsm, have
6esn1z4ecksd Niah spa4ms, ,Glid died in-essat
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r. sges md r wasss syssr madnets
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

The holidays passed Of very quietly at
Ksokuk. The only incident 4 fconsequsnce
being the partial burning 4 ospt. Peck's
residence.
Tho goth and SD Iowa Infantry have
contributed 81 800 y assist in the purch
ass and erection Of monument to the mem.
esy Of Gen. Ssmpel A. Rice.
Major F,nk kBridgmsn. formerly Of Keo.
kuk. has bs,d made Lieutenant Colonel BY
Brsvst, fS meritosious services He il
senior 1ymastsr at Springfield, Ills.
A convention Of TIE school teachers o.
Muscatine county is now being held .,
Muscatine. A number Of interesting lee
turss have been delivered. 1t 10 proposed
- hold . similar convention 1t Keokuk q
an early day.
The following statistics are from the gen
sfal minutes Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for 1866:
Iowa Conference. ...... 10, 900 members
Oppos AVWo w s4O,4JO
DssAonines do ........ 1858
AOsAI .Ov, Zoo
The Burlington HaWkeys says: A frame
building near the Baptist College, owned BY
J. F. Abrahams, and occupied by family
named O'Reilly, took fire about o'clock
p. N. Monday, during the absence Of the
oceupants, and With the entire contents was
burned to the ground The fire is supposed
70 have originated from . match thrown
awey altsr lighting pipe.
A distillcry in this city, owned bv Jaeger
D No., Was blown 70 atoms BY the explosion
Of one Of the boilers in the engine room Of
the distillery. Fortunately most Of the
hands were q dinner, bat the fireman,
named Bush, Was instantly killed, and hia
body buried IN the ruins. His body has
net yet been found. Eight men were in.
jured, but not seriously. The distillery il
espse3ect wreck. The loes will probably
reach $4,000. The building was insured
for ga. 900, but Il Is thought the owners
VIII not Be ah1aoD recover any insurance al
Il was blown up - nee dseeseysd By fire.
Dubuque Dispatea.
Seeking = New Outlet.
: A writer n IT, Chicago 1tt6~as urges
~AnAs,. H;ov. 18th th> 0nnAh k.~,s..
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30


pa 1snlting fseA disse1sss q e41Aesslisscseane'
Copstipstioa. lpyarl Piles. fuiaess ef BIocd "a
M dssd, ecidity Of thS Stomaeh. NauseA
Asastbssnp dia0nss e. .feoda fs!nees -
weight il the Stomach, Sopr EructstiOns,
: SlskiAg ~ flutseriA9 ~ pit " etenCe.
;. 0Wi@olng ef tbe 6eaAx huefisd ard
dillcult breathing. nutteriug q
'p"@ ~ hesft. Choksng - sdegooat-
sr. fin iug 6sesaAieas wlen ia Disx
Posture, Dimness Of Vision.
Dots u Webu bsiUsv Ne =
!. .tt. . Sight, Fever and Dali
Pain IN the head, Del
-a SE3 cisnct Of pefSpirslios
de1s klelfsWneeDcef ~
Skia apd Ewes,
~ P9in inthesJi6s 1h
is Naek, Chest
Limbs,
Ac,
Sudden riushes Of hest, Burning in the Flesh
Constsut lmsginings q Evil,
add erest Depresoiou
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

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roeA, n1ve been u esneral - anee ~. aod aoeah
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

Davenport 6avinss Institution
FIRST NlTloNlL DANk.
open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted,) from .. TO 3 p. N.
H- SATURDAY EVENINGS ri
rom to o'clock lxsHnssf allowed on deposits
1t the rate Of Fivs per cent. per snnum:
Money to loan on good improved Real Essase.
Febs6dwts DAVID =. TRUE Prss't
WlNSLOW + CHRISTENSEN,
BANKERS,
- LA sALLE ST., CHICAGO.
Buy and Sell Exchange on New Yoax, LoSpos.
PARis. and u other prominent cities In ksfope:
Specie and Government Securities bought and
sold at best rates. General Banking business
transacted. novl3-dSm
NEW FIRM.
We have formed p.r.nsr,sahHigg iSI The psr
Banking 1 Brokerage Business,
Al No. . New Street. (nesr Wall.)
NEW YO = X,
Under the name Of
TuLFORD 4 BODLEY.F
We solicit accounts from Banks, Bankers and
Merchants and allow per Ct. interest on daily
balances, which nav be checked foi without no
t,ce wereceive deposits Of Gold and allow . per
cent thereon, subject to sight draft, or = per
cent ON 80 days notice the interest in both cas-
es payable in coin.
We make collections on all accessible points
10 the United States and Canadas buy end sell
Sterling Exchange, Stocks, Bends, Government
securities and 09ld, for the usual commission.
Faithful and prompt attention given to oil or
JOHN B. TILFORD, Lexington, Ky.
CHARLES 8. BODLRY.
REy.nxxcHs-Bsnk Of AmeFiea, nee York; the
Banks Of Kentueky Bank Of the stste of Nilsson
ri, A. Lonis; nefehants' Bsnk. %; Z. Kinney
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

bd ss1sl 1isds o. oiIcyq ed, 10 noitnstss
shf fc9 an'dsiarnl stns9 10 zoo,s bs.osIss nav
ssHnsIdsrcsas1 edt oi bns .1esa 7siniV rol
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

\ Perfect Cure for Catarrh!
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

- This Bank respectfully solicits deposits
on Garfo1 Aecouat, = ~ certj6cele Of deposit,
and 70 Ill Of it, customers il pledges the most
liberal trestnepA IRA n. CLIFFORD. Cash.
gro. .H.pR1NCn, pveet. sepl
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-30

az othss Securities sxeeuted ON TIE ususl terms.
Daak end tndividual eecouprs received, and
interest allowed Upon current balasess which
may be checked fo1 at sight or after ten days 10
tjce. my29-1v~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-04-04

several others in the same condition,
and it was impossible for the guard to
get them any further, except by carry
ing them. The guard heM u council
among themselves, and proposed cut
ting the throats of all those who could
not walk. One ficnd, the fit represent
ative of Southern chivalry, volunteer
ed to cut the throats of them all, but on
further consultation concluded that
they would all die before the id
Yankees" could get to them.
Was there ever case in history re-
corded, where such unmitigated cruel
ty and barbarism was practiced on hui
aan beings, as the so-called Confede-
rate Government has practiced, on our
Union soldiers? 1t seems the settled
policy Of the rebels to MAIN, kill, stafve
and, destroy as many ofour men as they
can when they are beld as prisoners by
them. The car of Juggernaut, burning
at the stake, and even, cannibalism is
refined Christianity and the height Of
human sympathy, compared with the
treatment the Union soldiers receive
frcp the hands of the rebel barbarians;
and IL cannot be said that these are ex-
ceptions, or highly colored and exag-
gerated cases-or that the rebel Sow
ernment is not apprised of such treat
ment of our soldiers, or that they have
any possible excuse to offer for their
cruelty to our prisoners. 'el
One case more l have learned to-day
on good authority, which was a rrinor
in the street yesterday, that eleven men,
too sick and weak to escape from the
house they wereih, were biwned, alive
on the evacuaticn Of this place on the
morning of the 22d inst. 7l ~ ~
But | will not pursue this subject far
ther. might fill a volume enumera-
ting the sufferings and wrongs and
worse than brutality practiced upon our
men, and yet the half would not be told.
One consolation at least remains to all
who live-peace, good order and the re-
finements of civilization. This unholy
rebellion, the Legitimate offspring OF
slavery that blighting curse whichrests
upon our national history, and the fruit
ful source of every evil that disgraces
humanity or swells the catalogue OF
crime, is fast drawing to close. Up
on every side oiir forces are pressing
them to the wall. Driven by Sherman
from Charleston and Columbia-by
Terry and Schofeld from Fort Fisher
Anderson and Wilmington, while Gen.
Grant holds his death grip upon their
throats at Richmond. They undoubt-
edly begin to see, not an arm distance
but in frightful proximity to that long
talked OF" "last ditch" which they SC
claim rs their burial place, rather than
submit to the rule of the "damned
Yankees" God grant that they may
be able to speedily find this "last ditch, u
and when they have dug it, may they
be enabled to bury themselves SO deep,
that no resurrection trumpet will be
able to bring to light their deeds OF
barbarism and brutality, that disgrace
the history Of men who once claimed to
be American citizens. 80
L. "A. BREWER.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-04-04

SINGULAR METHODS OF STUDY. LIT
is recorded of Anthony Magliabechi
that his attention was continually abb
sorbed, dayand night, among his books,
An old cloak served him for gown in
the day, and for bed-clothes at night.
He had one straw chair for his tables
and another for his bed, in which he
generally remained fixed, in the midst
Of a heap of volumes and papers, until
he was overpowered by sleep. With
all this intonse'application. to reading
his knowledge was well estimated in the,
observation applied to him, that he was ,
a learned man among booksellers, and
a bookseller among the learned. John
Williams, an English prclate, used to
study in particular way. He used to.
allot one month to certain province,
estceming variety almost as refreshing
as cessation from labor; nc the end Of
which, he would take up some otherc
matter, and so ON till he came,round to
his former courses. Mezerai, the sfa-
nous historian, nsed to study and write
by candle-ight, even at MONDAY in
summer, and, as if there had been no g
sun in the world, always, waited upon
his company to the door, with a candle
in his hand. The famous Mr., Brindley,
when an extraordinary difficulty occur
red to him in the execution of his works,
generally retired to bed, and has bee'i
known to lie there one, two, or three,
days, till he had surmounted it. Ho
would then get up and execute his de-
sign, without any drawing or model, for
he had prodigious memory anttcar-
ricd everything in his head.I ,.g,rrN
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SPEAKING OF THE unfortunate pres
entation of Vice President .Johnsoii on
Inauguration day, the Washington COR
respondent of the New York lndepen-
dent says:
"Mr. Johnson has been ander the
care of physician for week, and he
asserts that lie is in q shattered condit-
i)n, resulting from severe illness and
severe labor. He would never have
committed the terrible bltnder of In
auguration day if he had been well, and
it is asserted thai he is determined never
again to give offense to the Senate and
the country by the use of intoxicating
liquors." ..-,
The Washington Chronicle commen
ting upon the same subject, says:
at should stand to Gov Johnson's
credit, that before he left Nashville, he
telegraphed to Washington that he was
not fit to make the trip, and that he
would rather remain at hcme to assist in
the regeneration and restoration often
nessee, than to he Vice President ofthe
United States. But after n council held
among his friends here, it was deemed
right that he should be present to par
ticipate in the august ceremonies OF
Mr.. Lincoln's inauguration for n second
term. In obedience to their earnest
request, he came, and when ne reach
ed Washington was so enfeebled rs to
be compelled to take to his bed at
once"
The Pittsburg Chronicle adds the fol-
lowing:
1--WE are ASSURED that no man alive
can feel so kceply as does Gov. John
son how unfortunate was the excess to
which his illness carried him on inau-
guration day, and that he has given
such assurances asleave no apprehension
on the minds ofhis friends that it will
ever occur again. 1t may be proper to
remind those who speak Of confirmed
fabits of intoxication, that the single
glass with which lie sought to bolster
up his physical system, broken and
wasted in the public service, for the
acknowledgement scarcely have had
thceffcct Witnessed by those assembled,
,hadhc been the habitual hard drinkor
some would make the country believe" {"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-04-04
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IN the State. Thoss wahing TO lot Tor pets
snf stnrfon.a rrre onrorfunty nov presents Itself.
Terms n 'cccmmoiate the purchaser.
Apgly TO J.w. WfSSO1.
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The Fenians have done good thing
at Pittsburgh. Ithaving become knows
that Irishmen in that city had taken out
tlieit exemption papers, to escape. the
pending draft, the brotherhood passed
a preamble and resolutions declaring
that al q to obtain such'exemttion pa
pers it becomes necessary for the appli-
cant to claim the very dubious protec-
ton Of our hated foe and avowed enemy
the tyrannical Government of Eng
land; in the opinion Of the Circle none
but cowardly poltroons, unworthy Of
the Irish name, would be guilty Of NJ.
sorting to such means to escape their
duties Mt this hour four adopted couns
try's crisis"
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The Tribune's Washington special
says: 1t is believed here that Richmond
has been evacuated aud that only a
strong rear guard has been left to keep
up the picket line along Grants front.
1t is also reported that Lee is at the
head of the liberated Richmond army
marching in all haste to unite with John
ston, anil so fall npon Sherman.
The Richmond Sentinel, of the 23d,
says. Eastern Louisiana is infested with
jayhawkers, robbers and mur1crers.
The people are frequently found dead
by the wayside, even women arc killed;
In short anarchy reigns supreme. 49,
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BErGIiAM YoUNG, i'm his late message
to the Utah Legislature, complains that
II ah has been denied admission into
the Union because she has not the re-
quisitc number of inhabitAnts. lie
thinks it hard that a people who have
labored so diligently to increase their
population rs the inhabitants Of Utah
should be rejected upon such grounds.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
j. F. MARSH,

~ LICENSED. AUCTlCNEER,
w.il attend Auctions short notice Fees reasonable.
Address +. MARSH. Anctioneer Hiilsdsie, Mich.
dec 63
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LOAN.

These Notes are issued ppder date OF August 18TH
1864. and payable three years from that time, in
currency convertible at The option OF the hold,
or into rEaN. fD q.
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GEO. E. SMITH, M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND E0N,.
You'd respectfully offer hs services TO the people Of
HiIlsda'e aud vicinity. Once over waldron Bal
dy's Banking ONCE. Rooms formerly occupied by
DR.. Kee. n,
RxPrsREScss.-Drs Read 4 Ford, Norwslk, Ohip;, pr.
u. N. Kinsuan, Circieviiie, Ohio; DR.. Chaa. MeMil-
len, Med. Director 10th Army Corps; DR.. VIM. l.
Peck, Surgeon Goth o. " l.; DR.. J. s. Ely, Surgeon
esth o. vi; DR.. ID. d. Benedict, Surgeon 25th o.
". t..
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Byauthch,y Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. the
lsene, fsr the sale Of United states Treasury Notes.
bearing aud three nths per cent interest,
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Valued at $50 900 EACH ARTICLE ONE DoT-
LAR. aud not to be pae for until you know what you
tre get
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