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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27


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:, ths heavens above, in the waters below,
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a. ,o,d him Of earth, its beasts, insects and
birds,
m man the Lord over them oil,
Eut OF woman, not even low Whispered Wora
Va heard from white lips TO fall.
For he Judged could he keep from the heart Of
the youth,
An knowledge Of Eve and her race,
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And earth an Elysian place.
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~. Randolph ST..
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ASHER 4 ADAMS,
mr1o- dem Indianapolis. Ind.
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Depend upon y mothers. " will give rest 70
yourselves, and



We have put up and cold this article for over
- years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH Of Il what We have never beeu sble 70
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who used Il On the contrary. eli are delighted
with its operations. and speak in terms Of COM
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KNOW" alter - years experience AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
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ministered.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27
Love and MNtrlmOny.

Any lady or gentleman sending me an address
ed envelope and stamp, will receive full direc-
tions for gaining the affections Of the opposite
sex. and which will ena lie them to marry hapi.
w. irrespective Of wealth, age or beauty.
Address, Mrs. MARIE LEMOILE.
Harlem p. o. New York City.
I,.1~ Ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

The following 10 IN extract from q letter writ
ton By the Rev. J. 8. Holme. pastor ofthe Pierre
Poat street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. r.. TO
the journal esd Messenger. Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHIT DREN TEETHlN0
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns
mrs. WIN slows SOOTHING SYRUP
Nov. We never said . word in favor or patent
medicine before in our fife, but we feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no humbug-
We hars tried It, and knosr Il sci do al Il class
u il probably one Of the most successful medi.
cines Of the day. because il is one Of the best
And those ofyour readers who have babies can
Do bsttsf thss lay in supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

s SxG ~, as09..!A:SNc!Y."-Ho~ either r. ,,,.-
ekcos. .i is.s Sss and :ection. soy
Z eeqeireasst II can pcss.s a''s s. simple men,
- 800 together with guide y 4; o., nail.
- g - e.ses A queer. erc;, Ssn' unmsr-
,.s ~ H .Iss; + VILLAIN CO. ooG p.1
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To COnsumptives.
QUERU's
COD LIVER OIL JELLY.

Approved ky the Academy OF
Medicine.
For coughs, colds, Bronchial and Tubercular
Consumption, Scrofula and General Debility
The most mild bland and nutritious form in
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THE
Medical Adviser, ,,

Exclusively for ladies'
An invaluable treatise Of loo pages. by DR.. J.
Harvey, publ shed TO- the benefit ofthe sex
On receipt Of Ten CENTS. it will be sent post
paid. in sealed Envelope to all who apply for il
Address. u = DIR. J. BRYAN,
Box 5o7o. = 442 Broadway, New York.
July 7-eodly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27
Rest, Health, and Comfort "a
Mother and Child.

for Children Teething softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind collie
Perfectly,sa IN all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child Do not
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine If timely
used.
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n besey : q yoskins q Be system nov
n ~ + y ~ teau, the vrissr
4 h the n the tsls Z K distr;ct .la ~.
Il - 500 frsSdns nov employee n
puTsuancl % orders - the Secretary o.
War, It til bllowtna les Of wages r;r...
class male laUlopss/ eceive from e25 to iSfl
per month and q ions, and first class 20
men hborers eivs fron tl5 to els Der
month with ra BPS. One half Of the vares
Of these employ are paid to them evsry
too months. and l. balance is ordered "a
he retained for them the end Of the wear
" the above numbsa laborers upwards
Of 1000 are employed = some AZ lesasss
Of plantations. Nat profess 10 III =, !
tirely satisfied 18th his Nor thew reeve .. +"
from the frs( linen, land have but l;t,le
trouble viii their q ployd They claim
however, Il the q ablisl rates Of v.oss
is too higl and III they re to pay one.
third mos THAN 10 Iargsd the n;ss;s v;o
pi vailey They innate / II their ''s en.,ao
will cost lem ffos 30 to 90 Ents per pound
when be- q and rely for 4 rket.
Anon the numerous q |licants for par.
don to ID was the date ebel Gen. Dick
Taylor, arrived tay, and is 1t VIII
lard's Hot1l -
In accordance with roclsa ktion Of
Gov. Pierpont the = 81 . ction Eame of
to-day, and Vas Ct Cited ID per E order
The interest of bmmuni Is |incipalIv
cents red on ~ Heriff and he ccess sa' q
JOS. Mayo the "a her Mayo j. " wrirb.
Ex-Deputy Sh{ was Aects over three
competitors BY R1a19y u b votes de-
feating II. KELLY ~ Who N vhad the Office
for several successive terr NJ A. Stur.
divant was elected Mayo Dvcr VIM. TAYLOR
BY GA majority. Mr. Aylor is an old and
respected nerchant. Mr.. Sturdivant is 4
young lawyer ofE9 standing and acA nowl
edged ability. b these newly elected o.
ficials ealored s rebel arnysr the pas
ssgo0 th5 Bscription a. and continued
L~-d
.1l0ks ". d. Lyon ~ lI(lVgs,-u-sIs
Branch Of the IIastir s court without op-
position. Robert Toward ~. re. elected
Clerk Of the Hastingb G, urt by SSS major
ity over S. L. Chrl tan, a gentleman who
had lately been In The rebel service.
Marmaduke johnson. the rebel officer,
was elected Attorney for the Circuit Court
over l.. FayviIleSAy 500 majority The az.
s Ess; ,s vote 100 less than in
The Heralds Fl. NoAroe correspondent
says: DayiA-heaIth has Nailed to such an
extent thai he han been permitted to take
out door exercise that j.. outside Of his
casemate, butiasidk the fbrtress. DR.. era:
ven advised Dis, Sying Unless it was grant.
cd, he couldQotfive w1Sh longer.
Mr. Clay, thfuuR5 rs ysician, has Sc
cured the same pr tge, A strong qua, d
not received a sin - er ofheart felt SYM
pathy except from hj0 nc. lie has receiv-
ed letters in which, all the bitterness Of
hate, t.unting r q n ID earnest male
diction have bs( b col he led into words Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

A charming, delicate. snd perfect natural color
for the checks or lips; does not wash of or in
jure the skin; remains. permanent for years and
cannot be detected Price ~. Is cents BY m all,
securely packed from observation. HUNT Co,
Periumers, 1888 South Seventh Street, Philadel
min fph22. de0dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

The Art Or Enasme1liog the Nkin.
Hunt's Ere ,ch Skin Enamel, whitens the m
2lexion permanently. giving the skin soft,
pearly appearance. removes tan, freckIes. pimples
and do es not injure the skin. Sent BY mail 70
81 rents. HUNT CO. Fs.fumers, Al South
h ST. philadelph,a. feb23- deod1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

Don't Fail % Procure Mrs.
wINsLOw's SOOTHING syRUH, for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used for 20 years
with never failing safety and success by millions
Of mothers for their children. II corrects acidi-
" Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. Is Dey street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

Doubl< 1reek-T1e lSkOrtest Route to Xssc Fort
At pIrTsBURG. TRAINS FROM THE
n West run direct TO the Union Depot, where
Passengers for Harrisburg, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia Washington, New York, Boston, all the
New England towns, are transferred to the Cars
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railway. The night
Express runs daily, other trains daily, except
Sundays.
Complete equipments Of new and elegantly
State Room Sleeping Cars,
on night trains, and on the Fast Line to New York
via Allentown, without change. and landing in
% ONE Hour ADVANCE Y! &c! OF ALL OTHER
To Boston and New Englsnd Passengers, this
Route IL especially desirable, ~ it gives them IN
opportunity Of seeing the 0nest views among the
Alexhany Mountains, besides visiting Pittsburg,
Philadelphia and New York without extra cost.
All New England Passengers holding through
rail and boat connsctiOus, in New York, without
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
n Philadelphia.
Nins Daily Treins tesys Phladelphia for New
York -four daily trains from New York TO Boston
beggaye Checked Through and tsansfstfsd ire.
Transportation.
assssshs.s'ss: f.ss,ss "a Live Stsek essfisd
noon IS*is d:s si 49, - 49, cAfis IS
iHvRnANCn = vvc3s
.av neso1ene neaaAsess s 4
nrYlC1 = 1kedy $3.50 kl,tssss 5s;7Sx
~ 1snth. alo9 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

WITH corrupt, disorder.
" ed or initiated Hood,
you are sick ~ over. II
may burst out 10 Pimp'es,
or Sores, or in SONS actiye
disease Or II may merely
keep you listiess, depressed
and good for nothing. But
YOU cannot have rood
health while your blood h
impure Ay6a's >AnsApA-
MA purgss ont these Inn
payiit . and stimula'ss the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

Cssass ~ z },yG5a Sarssas.
= ]. nUnrn1I1f. n oy,ss -
] - - e ~ -. 80 -
110NNoYlVAN1A moUoG.
<~ORNER or xTH AND lOvA0xaEDT0,--
I jDAym = Y0as, Paosasssoas. Free canibas
= "a fron She eess and boafs. Froprietof q
~ IeClaire. PrincetOn and Lyoosy and the De-
V;tt "a Naasoketa Seaes Lines. 0eages leave
~ House for the abov0 naned ed contiguous
pcists every day. ri dwn
Manhattan Hotel,
Opposite the Park.
murray 81, near Broadway,
NEW YORK.
vryHls COMNODlOUs DOWNTOWN HOTEL
his b~en thoroughly repaired and return
shed. and 10 kept uPcn syssem Of first class
style. -. hoOOiNS. proprietor.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
- 7oo Chesnut Street, above suh.
(Adjoinisg the Masonic Templs.)
Hl1.AOEI.PulA.
FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
The patronage Of the public 10 respectfully 20
liclted CHAS. A. ALMOND,
mre Manager.
RIG H M ON d HOU s E,
Chicago, llllneis,
Corner South Water Street and
Michigan Avenue.
av22-d1y w. l. PEARCE, Proprietor.
Westchester House.
Z Corner Broome st. and Bowery.
NEW YORK.
On the Essr0peaM laeass.
J.F. BARROW : CO.,
Proprietors.
Merchants A1oeel,
FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.
Gallaher, Nelson L Co., Proprietors.
This house is kept in first class stvle. and il
&c 6 trallv and pleasantly located. mhl7
- ESTER.s' HOTEL.
Nos. ., II, IS 1 Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
D. y. WrxCnssrRR T. ID. WINCHESTER PRoP's
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
/ this Hotel, our Iowa friends will find especi-
ally adapted to their convenience, being contigu-
GUS 10 eli the western Rail Road and Steamboat
landings. ly
EVERETT HOUSE,
~. Louis. MO.
THIS HOU E IS CENTRALLY LOG ATED
i OCCUPYING the entire block from Locust to
o"'e se JENNINGS I erLDERslEvE.
NEW REVERE HOUSE,.
Corner North Clart md Kinsie Slreets.
Chicago. Hi.
GILBERT BUTCHER. Proprietor
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
cQRNER RANDOLPH 1 WELLS STREETS,
r. Chicago, HI.
mh2s-d3wl ). H. SKINNER
UNITED TATES HOTEL.
OPPOSITE Tus
N. Y. 4 New Haven 4 Western Z. B. Depot,
Beach street,
II O s II O ~
ny r. NJ. PRATT,
myl6ly Formerly ofthe American House
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SOOTHING SYRUP


which grssaly faeiiitssss ~ process q tssshise
BY sosssning the guas, reducing "a isnsmaasoss.
willallsy ALLPAlM snd spasnsdie asties, asdis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

= 7
Insurance Agent

T-0O-Sv
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Hartford, Conn.
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CONTINENTAL INsuRANoE CO.
Of Nsw York,
Asssts, ~, 414oo1 q
PHENIX INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn,
Assets, 4o94eAa ~
SPRINGFIELD FIRE = MARINE
ms. CO., Of Springfield, Mass.,
Assets, 466g,o go ~
PHENlx FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Brooklyn, N. T.,
Assets, 9eso, o4s ~
LAMER FIRE ms. CO., Of New York,
Assets, e3ee, 5Ss ~
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Of Brooklyp. N. r.,
Assets, :. $50, 80 -
HOME ms. CO., of New Haven, Conn.
Asssts, %soo, 80 %
dec7-d
, 1865-04-28
HOW to Treat the Akassin.

We except from the paces of the New
fork iTtoune the following letter, which has
been addressed to it by the we,l-known Dr..
=. Mackey, nc English poet, who isacting rs
correspondent 10 The London Times in this
country. 1t displays sound common sense
which is e1uincnily dts!inc! live Of our cousins.
Should the suggestion be actcd nnnn ~
doubt not that it would scourge ASA nation
out Of this country When the daetardlf a.
sassin is caught, let the SPECIFIC remedy D..
Mackny suggests be tried: -,
SlK: IL is earnestly to be hoped that the
American people In their hour OF sorrow and
indienatioil f0r the dastardIy and hideous- as
sassIuatton of the kind hearted, good, and
noble Abraham Lincoln, will not make too
much OF a hero Of the assassin. His crime is
gigantic and it is unfortunately In the nature
81 gigantic crimes to excite morbid feelings
in 1he minds Of the insane or s:ml INSANE, and
cause them to emulate tha deed that fills all
mems m,pds and occupies alt mems tongues
Some 7ears ago, several attempts were made
to assassinate tha harmless and cstimable
lad7 who sits on the throne OF England. The
attempts succeeded each otherso rapidly that
tlc,e seemed an epidemic Of madness and as
sassination IN the Rir-as difficult 70 explain
as The cho!era-1norbus: 1t was suaaenly ~.
eested By student Of human natnre, that
tha desire Of being spoken of, Of being made
the main actor in a great tragedy, had CHARM
enough in the imagination Of people OF dis.
easca lntelects to compel them to commit
atroeious cr1mcs and that tho best way to
render assassination unpopular was to t1og On
the back, every morning for month or SIX
weeks, the first wretch wno should thereafter
attempted to play the Bru!us. The sug1es'
sien was acted upon :; and since that lime the
life OF Queen Vtclor.a has Aeen sate from the
! fanatlcs and the lunatics. Those people have
nn f-ar Of the ealiows but th-y 7ehementsy
aohor whipping. !EepsIatory to the haug n;e
daily aFplica' Ion Of the whip on his uackei
carcass, on the night aud morning of ever,
day Intervening bttwFen Ills capture and exe
pti.n. wou'd perhaps aci as wholes ,m
| corrective 70 tie aspirations Of any other fool
and villains who may think that thc.e Is hero
ism in murder.
Believe ne: yours, respectfully.
APRl1 Is, 1866 .''s~,: GulE MAeKAy.
, 1865-04-28
: THE -LAw'COpmTy.

G1Rce1F couRr-B<fore I,sdqe H1AiGn4s.-SeH
.. Lnteer w. Amanda n. Luther. THIS divorce
suit set4or ffal at this term, WA yesterday con
nfhed ~ consent 1t will he remembered it Ia 8
eass & ~ which adultery being chars.d against tie
La. e ueieaaant- she has died her cross bill, Al.
o79d With BIZ daughter Cilra.
taaenfy eete ". cn1k G-ih. i bill for partition
NesaIs s.mna 1ffFee p of partition wa o1dsssd and
to make % PARTITION 'pp'ln'eo co n"'s='onefs
m 'nucr a. .; vs. Henry w1ggers Tresp7ss
| & q &tassmtnt, AT to recover damages fos ALLEGED
pssSs 9at !eaae for the use OF eteam DO Eer ID
cst ~ o,nga ~ AGO as South Wells atreet The
contrscte ior waa wrongfall9 CUT Of: The M ease
as9 On 1'a and will probably oeenps part ol Ills
George 6. Bellows vs. David II. Know]ss and
na;i3 T. 1al!ard and Otis P. Ah.rcrom71= 10,
David H. Knowles. Two sutfs ID assumnsit Eera
Csc ys91e!uay entitled - above II the asst
Thee arc the result Of The divorce hlii bv
hnawiee a2alnsi his second vile; who he charged
Sefors fa su5 tbs Ihs sue has Sen times
deiendont against her husband. he dfst w,ks a. Who
procured divorce from Knowles aiding the de-:
Tbes: ne ac,,ens ense -, nss ossn allowed to su ubsr.
coge1 attorney lees for lstor. a]resdy nsrformed
.ca1rtes .. Dickfosd Vs. 4. e. Ba5esrt md nthe1s
g. So ~ ~ naagsT 70 An action ftresp ss on tho
Jo,r..- Mas ytstcf1Ay comm euced. with
yet on file. 49," "eetAa1"1 l. 4o@-
anFER1oh COURT The business In this court
s uen telmnat on ot the trial Of Gerald Walsh far
incl ne homicide Of Edward Collins. No civil busl.
Mary ]. Taft " William. An actfon of t,aana..
u " ea,e VA yesterday Commenced WITH dana.
eeS Sa .11a a. @!9,VO The prRcipe only was died,
rs.hIf rCoGhIf CouR1- -.4Buore Judge BraIweI,-
deeted and the matters in rea ion to the personal
eefs'e settfed: the estate Vas declared closed.
;13,ate o. Charles G. Zeller. Eva Al. Zeller.
oond Of II ,600, which waa APPROVED
Estate g Emily Gaethe lta Didzsch and her
ams oand Emil were appointed to administer upoa
HEcoHDEn's COURT. Not In session.
, 1865-04-28
Letter from President: Lfncoln.
PHILADELPHIA, 9TH mo. 2uua, 1865
Fn fhn E1Ifar ~ ha nafnr

TO the Editor Of tho Boston Journal:
Every thing given forth from the peu Of
Abraham Lincoln il now to be treasured with
melancholy interest. have transcribed for
the Journal letter Of his addressed to Ella
2. Quincy, widow Of the late Joseph JOIN
Guruey, an eminent member Of the Rclsgiou1
Society Of Friends. Its grateful appreciation
will be deeply felt by the Friends, In com-
mon with al religious bodies, tor the evan
geltcal putty peFvading every word Of that
beautiful letter: E.M, II,
ten. probably shall never forget the very impress
elve occasion when yourself and friends vfsl.ed
me On Sabbath forenoon tw0 years ago. Nor had
your kind letter. written near a'year later, ever
'iottreneIhen 1py rellatce on God! i am much in
dcbted to the good Christian people Of the country
for thelr constant prayers and consolation, aad 10
no ono Of them mere than to yourselE
1 The % raTp%3ees @ Of the Mmishty are perfect and
to accurately perceive them I'M advance. We
hoped for happy termination OF this terrible war
long before this, hut God knows best and has
ruled otherwise. We shall yet acknowledge His
we must work earnestly In the be.t light He ctpts
us, trusting that 80 working still conduces to the
great end* He or5aine. Surely, he luteuds some
g1es goS,d to loy the mighty eonyulsiop witch
y0ur peoplt-the FE1euds-have had aud arc
having very great trials pri iaciplcs and faith oa-
p1std 10 both war ind oppression
war. In Ills h3rc diiemma some hs9e chosen one m
horn and gone the other. For thos. appealing to
me on conscientious grounds haye done and
shall TO the best could and can in my own con-
lieye this DO not doubt md believing 1t, shall
still rectiye for our country and myself your earn
est p13yera 10 our Father In Heaven.
Your sincere friend,
, 1865-04-28

plts cnt1a cHsn1aG'Ph str formerly Of Jamr. Lock HI,
viii sIs ~ noss. e., s1e NV ',lss L. Il
tsc sag9ns ys1e al dsores rn tr unie. ond ~, oa
fhIon:rn aih :.,e Ie DTS rooms ~. continually
re miscry y rnissa d I'm tas eSn%tr
S1p's; n1 ;,.. Hon;ilnl FOLLY OF c1ces=cs A '''Aoa4
ofaav %FsoEt ~ aceo sst eo
All nn -, staSl!s hne ut in Iii TUT S"a.cs
onss eng .sys yde s!s
Within The iass niseco yca.r p4 1,n.s, ,,,,+,.
;e sasE ss ana most il ihe
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What TO Read,

Are you deficient In taste? Read the best
English poets, such rs Grey and Goldsmith,
Pore and Thompson, Cowper and ColeridSe,
Scott md Wadsworth:
Arc ron deficient in Imagination? Read
Milton, and Arkenside and Burke.
Are you deficient in power Of reason Read
ChiIlmsworth, and Bacon, and Locke.
Are you deficient in judgment, ,, and good
sense IN the common atiurs Of life? Read
Franklin.
Are you deficient in senslbility?' Read
GHthe and biackenzie.
Are you deficient In vigor Ct styles Bead
a,eyou deficient In political knowledge?
Read .Montcsqnieu, the "Federalist," II Web
S'tii 4ic o you deficient IL pat.iot1sm? Read De,
nsthenes, and the Life il Of Washington
eone ~ President Edwards works.
Are you deficient in pisty? Read the
Bible. >,