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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22

AFFAIRS IN GsoEcIa - We have Agus-
ia tGs.) pspess 10 June 30.b, bui hey sss
destitute of news Everything IN shst
region seems to be progressing qsistly
nov. The Sentinel fsvors Ncrhern
enigrsiion--sspeeisiIy he emigration of
Northern neehsnics--io ihe South,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22

Gen. BesUregsrd is residing ouie;ly IN
New Orleans. The report Of bis arrest
is untrue,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

EVEN .'loyal' newspers in New York
think tho draft which General Fry has made
on the city somewhat heavier than it should
be. They think be should be removed and
the Office should be filled by some person
who, IL not more capable % IN accountant,
il more skilled in the science Of guessing.
Il 10 rather late TO come TO such conclusion.
but better late than never, It, - seems prob
able, this draft business is to become per-
msuent one in the country. There has not
been . state in the union since war began
which has not disputed the accounts Of quo
tas. It is disgraceful thatthe lives Of our citi-
zens should be Of such little account that IN
accurate record Of the number which have
joined our armies is not kept. Loyal news.
papers can now see the propriety Of assign
ing the quotas with the call, or, rather, that
the call should be upon the districts indebt-
ed for the amount Of their quotas. This ia
what the law contemplatcs, and what com.
mon sense and justice requires. Messrs Lin.
coin and Fry have treated the law and the
rights Of the people in this most important
question With contempt because the very
Newspaper which now denounce their arbi
trary proceedings in assigning quotas main
tanned their right to assign them to any
time they pleased after the call was issued.
We think the conviction ID grsduslly spread.
ing that law should b obeyed. military
necessity" sometimes reaches oppressively
beyond "coppcrhads."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

The New York correspondent of the Phil.
adelphis Inquirer writes, Jan. 31st.
"a great sensation was created at the op-
era house, last evening, by the appearance
Of two persons in the parquette, who were,
by common consent, recognized as the very
incarnation, par eneellence, of shoddy and
petroleum. The lady's head dress was all
ablaze with gold and precious stones. The
diamonds alone are estimated at $40, 600.
while the other vaiuables on her opera cloak,
etc., could not be worth much less than
$50, 900 more. Her male companion, like.
wise. was spectacle for gods and men. His
magnificent white satin vest had . small
row Of buttons, and in every button was 4
sparkling diamond. Cravat and wrist
bands we're likewise set off with gems Of the
richest and rarest description. The pair, in
short, seemed to have on their precious per.
sons, the entire contents of some flrst-class
jewelry establishment, and the marvel
seemed to be that they could trust them.
selves out of doors at all don't know who
they were. They did not occup conspicu.
Gus places in the dress circle, but sat so near
the orchestra that the big fiddle and the
little fiddle at times were quite distracted
harmony was lost in amasement, and had
Orpheus himself been in the orchestra, look
ing for Eurydice, question whether he
would not have been tempted TO- drop his
Tyre to look On The god and goddess Of Pc.
trolia, sitting in glittering state before him.
Their majesties, as It to attract the more At
tention, LEFT the academy at the end u the
fourth act, taking care to make almost the
entire circuit Of the parquette, before shak-
ing it, dust from The soles oftheir feet;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

A Nsw FiRE Galigndni's
Messenger says that 40 apothecary at Nantes
has just discovered by the merest accident
ammonia will put out fires. He happened
to have about seventy litres Of benxine in
his Cellar, and his boy, Tin going down care
lessly with light. had set fire to Il. Assist
ance was speedily At hand, and pail after pail
Of water was being poured into the cellar
without producing any effect, when the
apothecary himself took up ! pail which was
standing neglected in = corner, and emptied
the contents into the cellar. TO his aston
ishmcnt the flames were quenched - II by
magic, and upon examination, he found that
tho pail. which belonged to bis laboratory,
had contained quantity ofliquid ammonia.
The result Is easily to explain On scientific
principles; for ammonia, which consists Of
eighty.twp pssts Of nitrogen and eighteen Of
hydrogen, b easily decomposed BY heat ;
and the Nitrogen thus Get tree in the midst
ofa cohhatAdon must infallibiy put out the
flames. sss. eth. IS 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

Cats in general are said to die hard. but
De Ia Croix tella Of one that escaped .
wretched death BY outwitting : philosophi-
cal professor. II once saw, = he relates, u
lecturer upon experimental philosophy
place cat under tho glass receiver Of an cir
pump for the purpose Of demonstrating that
life cannot be supported without air and
respiration. The lecturer had already made
several strokes with the piston in order t.
exhaust the receiver Of cir, when the cat
which began to feel herself very uncomfort
able n the rariiied atmosphere, was forum
ate enough to discover the source from
whence her uneasiness proceeded. She
plaeed her paw on the hole through which
the cir escaped, and thus prevented any
moro dir from passing out Of the receiver
AN the exertions Of tho philosopher were
now unavailing-in vain he drew the piston
the eats paw cfTecsually prevented it,
operation. Hoping to effect his purpose
he again let cir into the receiver, when, as
soon ~ the cat perceived it, she withdrew
her psW from the aperture; but whenever
he attempted to exhaust the receiver she
applied her paw Is before. The spectators
clapped their hands in admiration Of the
cats sagacity, and the lecturer was com.
PEELED to remove her."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

/ ken sell for eighteen hundred and thir-
LYNNE dollars, . pallas, . sweet and pensive
retirement, looking on the virgin banks Of
the Hudson, containing 30 acres. The land
is luxuriously divided BY the hand Of nature
and art> into pastor and tillage, into plain
and deklivity, into stern abruptncss and the
dolliance ov mossrtuftsd medder; streams
ov sparkling gladness thick with trout, dams
through this wilderness Of buty, tew the low
music ov the cricket and tho gras shopper.
The evergreen signs rs the evening sephir
fits though its shadowy buxzum. and the
aspen trembles like the luvsmitten hart OF a
damsell. Fruit Of the tropicks, in their gold
en- buty melt on the bows, and the bess 20
heavy and sweet from the fields to their gar
neringhives. The mansion IL of Parian mar
BILE, the porch is single diamond, set with
rubiz and the mother Of pearl; the floors ar
ov rosewood, and the ceilings are more beau
tiful than the starry vault Of heaven. Hot
and cold water bubbles and squirts in every
apartment and nothing is wanting that poet
could pray for, or art portray.
The stables are the worthy Of the steeds
of Nimrod or the studs of Akilly and it's
henery was bilt expressly for the birds of
paradise while s0mber in the distance.
like the cAve ov > hermit glimpses are
caught OF the doghouse. Here poets have
Gum and warblee their laxe-here skulptors
have cut, here painters have robbed the
scene Of dreamy landscapes, and hsrs the
philosopher discovered the sun, which made
him the alkemist Of natur. Next northward
Of this thing Of beauty, sleeps the residence
and domains Of Duke John Smith while
southwark and nearer the spice breathing
tropics may be seen the barronial Willy Of
Earl Brown, and the Dutches, Widder, Bet
sey Stevens Walls Of primitive rock, land
in Roman cement, bound the estate, while
upward and downward the eye catches far
away the majesty and slow grandeur Of the
Hudson. As the young morn hangs like .
cutting Of silver from the blue breast Of the
sky, an angel may be seen each night dane
ing with golden tptocs ON the grees. N. d.
This angel goes with the place.
Diagrams may be seen ct the Office of the
broker. Terms flattering. None but princi-
Piles dealt with. Title as pure as the breath
Of white male infant an possession given
with the lark. For full description, read
Ovid's Art ov Love or call in your carriage
on Josh Billings, Real Estate Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

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~ t;os tgsvs sstAIsg, glalng 49,
- bssa1 - seo1y baaose Il ~ SFooe -
6utlie. Haviag - intinatsly acquainted
Win 10y u u 1ississippIa1s Who shar.
this hour u peril, " havs he highest evi.
dence Soe stating that the figure u ~ ~
Nhice the Let Nlrqieeippi Re9inspt, feemed
- ~ t1e 6kok DGsia, (hSa USj08S, ~
entig0!v qcgi1qntol, - egsss fFe0 IL 1oca
liod 6ftNe 5SxDf ATHEIST IL their rear,
and ths figure was nscsssitated BY this cir
cumstanoe, and not from the inventive
belin Of Davjs, 1he 1opxtcaos cana dlwn
= ElRh hill, 400 stpng, tnoonted - @ae.
tt0eent horDses wiz wstisg plsmss, eald
expected The ilre Of the Mississippisns some
tine before they received It, which circum-
stance appeared to have thrown them into
soms coeldGon, and The rupidity Of their
course W. very materially abased, and they
seeped astonished ct the silence before
| tooGUaN U0W O4DV 0&01OBt W = unit WUUU 0SOs
Davis foared out--''Now, boys, give them
hsllr' Had they continued thsis impstuoua
course - they began, the Niasissippisns
must have bsen overwhelmed, md this VOW
erful cavalry force would have got into the
rear Of Taylor's army. We shall not dis.
euss the question q to whether the I'd In
diana regiment, under Col. Bowlss, ran
away, - some blood has been split on the
question already. The Mexicans recoiled
q the terrific, deadly, certain fire Of the Isl
Mississippi Regiment, and, when the second
| line had delivered their Gre, many . horse
NJ ridsrisss. AZ this question belongs "a
history, and ante-dates the present war
when the starry banner 6oated fsomsl Maine
TO the Rio Gssnds, We Thought II well d
give our recollection Of point in hiseesy. =
We may state, also, ~ matter of history
that when the success Of the movement val
ocutlets, Od Zoek stepped up to Davis
whom he had not spoken to since Davis ran
away with his daughter and married her
and offered his hand, saying: II acknowl
edge my daughter was better Judge o.
character than l." Many win think from
subsequent history that his daughter wal
even yet mistaken; but ali must regret that
the brave spirits that there fought in union
have since turned their pointed swords
against each other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

The unparalleled sacosss which hes attended
Dr.: James practice In kurope, the United States
and New Orleans-fhe menI remarkable cures he
nas enected, which we're pronoencea inssrable By
ering his services 70 the con&dence Of The unfor-
tunate.
The following sre sous Of the diseased termed
Private" and which Or. James permasently
eradicates: via-Syphili., primary. seeoodary
Gonorrhea, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility. Diseases Of the Back and Loina.
inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys. Rhcu-
matism, Hydrocele, verecocele, Cancers. etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females such - Amenorf.
hea. Dysmenorrhag,a, Metrorrhagia, Chlcrosis,
Nervous Debility, ETC., successfully treated.
DR.. James long practice in New Ofleans, and
the endorsement Of the Medical Fraternity, and
the almost entire Southern press, should cow.
vince the most skeptical that Dr.. James con ard
will perform al that he pE0mises
DR.. James would also call the attention espes.
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves in that secret and solitary
habit-which ruins both body and mind, unfit.
ting them for both business and society, produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and Impotsncy
The following are some Of the sad and melan.
choly effects produced BY early habits Of youth 81
sexual excuses. viz: Weakness Of the Hack and
Limbs, Pain in the Hesd, Dimness Of Vision,
Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpitatiou Of thu
Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Irritability,
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c. Mentally TIE
fearful effects on the mind are more to be dread.
ed-Loss Of Memory, Confasion Of Ideas, DO
preston Of Spirits. Evil forebodings, Aversior
to Society, Self Distrust, Love OF Solitude, Tim
idity. DC. ore some Of the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms should mot fail to call on DR.
James, and be at once restored 10 perfect health
Let no false delicacy deter you but call q once
and save yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these much to be dreaded mala
dies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS immedistely
led and full vigor restored.
Those At distance, BY describing symptom!
-inclcsing stamp for return snswer-will receiv,
prompt attention BY addressing
DIR. u. B. JAMES,
P. O. Box s,lss [ian2l -d&wly] Chicago,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

Nature seems to have implanted in mankind the
desire for daily stimuIant, 10 re-invigorate the
nerves. aud excite the blood after the exhaustions
caused BY the days labofs, and not only has she
given the desire. but experience has shown that
an absolute necessity, that this desire should
De gratifed, for the preservation of the Health.
Now natures requirements being founded upon
positive laws, must produce benefits when they
are Rratifed BY the use Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

y: s!+!Is q ~: TIl Hy S,s a. & -.
"A 4ENT and nadical Cure VI Spermftorfhda.
or seminal Weaknesa, Involuntary Emissions.
Sexual De6iiity md fmpedimsnts 70 Marriage
generally Nervonm6ss, Consump4iun, EilepSy
and Fits Mentsl and Physicd ldcapaeity. T.
sulting fro4 SELF Abuse, Ac., By RoBEaf J, Con
vBRweLl, n. D.. author Of the 0refm Rooh. ~.
4 "A Boon to TA0Htendt Of 0a0Srsrs.
:. Sent under seal, In plain envelope, 70 any 3D.
postage Steansps, ~ DR.. J. O. KLINE,1 ~ Bcs,rv
New Idsk--Post Office boz 45s6. Gan9O- dawn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

In the 9Th Maine, 32d New York, ed
Rhode Island. "a llhine Cd Vermont, 9th
New York, 81, ~ and 9th Psnnsylvanis.
several Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsia
regiments, 6Icklec nsieads, and over 100
other 1aginsnts, have seknswledeed.
through their snrgeons and o13csrs. .ehaf
RADWAY'S REA6Y RELIEF have scores
Il times saved the lives Of soldiers when IN
other remediss failed. Sergeant g. P, Tori.
of ths elh Maine, d.. Tinsley of Sickjes'
YoaaNA Hal Of Sickles' Dstkade, nd
hundreds Of others, testify that Radway's
Ready RsllsRs r. asssf d.se whsss it has
hem unsd il The diss1sss incidental - e.
posture Of climate. perfected cures where ~
surgeons Of ~ re6imenta could do nothing.
Let every soldier procure thib remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11
Chemists and Drugeista. n. r.

A DELIGHTFUL CORpIAL AND vALU.
ABLE rONIC.--HEGEMAN 4 co. 3 CORDIAL
ELIXIR Of CALlSAYA BARK, rosse. sing the
Bark in q most agreeable form. 1t will be found
. valuable Tonic in all cases, but particularly as
preventive to Fever and Ague. II is = pleas
ant and palatable cordial, and is much superior
to the common whiskey and run, bitters 30 much
in use Sold by Druggists.
HEGENAN 4 Co.,
jan24-d&w3m Chemists and Druggists, N W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11
Au3 2! Osy1c., Iowa, |

Oeo mOy0cD. S9u xOt 1000.
IT IS HEREBY CERzZfZED, That, on the
95th day OF January, 1865, . sworn statement
Vas filed in this Office, showing the condition 81
the Connecticut Fire Insurance Company. located
ct Hartford in the state Of Connecticut on the LIST
day Of December, AID. 1884, IN sccordance with.h
provision Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of lows, entitled "ln 44ct in RsiGsiOs
% Hssranee Compaties 2 approved january 2sth,
1861, and ~ Act amendatory thereto. approved
February 9th, 1853, and an Act il relation 70
LIFE ZNUcRANL.E COMPANIES, appr0ved
March 18th, 1862; that said statement shows thss
said Company il possessed Of the requisite amount
Of capital, md invested = ssquifsd' By isw. \
Authority is therefore given 70 the above NJ
med Company to transAct their appropriate bust.
ness Of Insurance. % this. 6tats, 10 aceosdsnes
With the laws thereof, until the 3lst day Of Jenn.
ary, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty.Six. sa Ill 84.a N MI '1'l- --a' a - :.
Ni i also Certified, That, Louis A. Mseklos.
Of Davenport, have been duly appointed by said
Company their lsWful Agent ed AssoruSy r.
the County Of Scott. with full power to take sisks
II Insurance therein, and 70 Acknowledge service
q prOccsa. = provided By law, aqOn sksir Sling
with the Clerk Of the District Court in md ~
said County, = certified copy Of the statement %
file dn this Office. Il 10 further certiSsd thar the
atteched is true and correct copy Of the -
statement. 1i-a'iy = IT., -
In testimony whersoG hsse hsssuuao
Z. g. set my hand and affixed my seal Or once.
The day and year 6rst above writer.
J. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of i5f1ep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11
:HUBBEL,S
Golden Dfffe,.s.

Natures requirements may be grati6ed. III
Golden Bitters - purely Tegta6ls Tonic.
lnvissrating and strengthening, Fortlfiss th,
system against the effects of unwholesome waite,
Will cnre Dyspepsia, StA X
Will cure Weakness aud General Debility.
Will cure Heartburn.
Will cure Headache, rex
Will cure Liver Complaint.
Will cure Jaundice,
Will cure Sea Sickness,
Will cure Billious Collie,
Win e1cite end create healthy sppetite
Will Invigorate the organs of Digestion.
and moderately increases the temperature Of thu
body md the force Of the circulation. acting IN
feet, q general corroborant Of the system. con
taining no poisonous drugs. and is the best Toni,
Bitters "a the World. lhir triai b eafnestl,
GEO. c. HUBBEL. : CO.,
Propeie4ots, Hudson, n. T.
General Depot, American Express Buildines
Hudson Street, New York.
For Sale By Drnggists. Crocers. e.
d No. y BURNHAM 4 VAN SCHAACK.
Sole Agents for North Western states, No. Il
Lake Street. Chicago. W. - Oc27d&wly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

-- Z. ~ : candidate ~ tno
~. ~ ~ = noiicy Of attsibuting to
PrsssoeocX v1svE and shs he9ey edop.
him aau1 ~ - bur1e ed 6o6tical
49, ~ rpsUk - ~ norVSsa r Tie
poPsS 800 BATES, Was s1eesssfnl in
s sS.t!.;.~ publicity through ths zsi6vas Of
y.;s'sv The statemelt was made hsre 10
=. hishest qunRter, 70 Ggaa1pfs End othsrs,
M On The visit 70 Gsa. Siberian, he was
fsund 70 have gst away beyond u radicals
n IN Administsatiee; TIT - exosedvd
sxpectation; that b had dstesmfhsd - L.
80 the - islands 70 IT, usss n the fred
MN. ia ~ d. ibundalien n negro ~.
holdine n he soil q IL South. This VA
ID iilo3en, y uSs . lid wsed.
A lsttse rsceived here IRON Gen. Sherman
contains ths highest evidenee thae bis ed
views about the colorsd Uniouisto ere IN.
changed. He charges ~ North With hav-
ing gone Grassy shout ..ths niGges !" be saya
that he bsEoss6 ~ ~ negro il biz psaoe.
leaving ~ iuoesaee that he placs u NOT n
the saaks; thAt In consistency With his b.
lisehe - sneseysd ssgress that came inse
his co0p q walters, servants and lAborers,
ma thaf his convictions in regard 70 thu
impo1IcR ~ Gakine sd1dioD q Negroes can
~ Ii on1od II sponas Seemingly "a
- soefcc2Ion thaths might be tas Demo.
ersaic csndidsts for the next Presidency, he
ssvs he Il not qualified for civil eehcs, and
does not desire it, and repeats the remark
he onoe made 10 gentleman IN California.
when spoken to about running lbr oflcs IN
San Francisco that hs bad not been 70 the
psnitentisry, and consequently bad no
training for the business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

CssnssstssCs = .JessNs1t,
nAxUvAcfuRRns o. 0t:3
GRAND, SQuARE. "a OOTzi1CE UnRleHr
P1sl va - Oh TEE II.
.szlHo IN t3rnadvsy. Nsk York.
Esch inseFumoq1 unEr1ntAd e. Five Yeafs. AZ
Wholesale end retail IS per cent leeo than he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

STARE or CoNxRCSlCUf, County Of Hartford, IS.
l, Charles y. johnson, Asst Clerk Of The In
perior Court for said County, do hereby certify
thst Charles E. Perkins. ECO, whose Rssne Il sp-
pended 70 the jarat Of the foregoing depoaition,
was on the date thereof Justice Of the peace in
and for the county Of Hartford, duly authorised
tc administer osths for general purposes, aad
that am well acquainted with the hsnd writing
Of seid Petkins aa verify believe the signature a
the said disposition to be genuine.
In testimony whereof Ihsvc hersnnto sst my
- hand and fixed nv official seal. this l3tE
day Of January, A. D., 1885,
lSigned] CaAs. W. 5o!S.es,
t--s Asst Clerk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11
Ausaoasfr TO AGENTS..

AUTHORITY TO A0x1fos
Know all Men By these Presents, That thtSCou.
necticut Fire insurance Company, Of Hartford.
In the state Of COnnecticut, have aa,thorisst aud
appointed the following agents. to transact in the
name end in behalf Of sod Company. the buaj-
ness Of Fire Insurance II the pisces designated !:
MEssas BIs6elL Co., Of Dubuque, lowe,
LOcIs A. 4AcELOs, Of Davenp0rt, Iowa
and the same Company do hsseby appoint either
Of the above named agents to be their lawful A.
torneys, for them and in their bshalf to sccept
and aeknowledge service Of process, whether
ssid Company; and Il II hereby admitted ana
agreed that the service Of the proceDs a(orsaaid
shall be taken and held TO be ~ valid o. II served
upon said Company according 70 the 1aws Of the
State Of Iowa or any other STATE and I'll claims OF
right Of error by reason Of the manner OF such
service i hereby expressly waived and relin-
- Witness our hands and the seal OF the
LIS. Conpany this 18th day Of January. lse6.
tSignedl y. ". GasEx1, Prsst.
janSo-2W }. B. ELDarbot, sscy,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

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