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timors i1.ts p. MI PhilAdslphiA S11 p. M, New
NO No. S@BxITIHoRE TRAIN AND WAY
connecting ~ Relay with Frederick train.
No. os:BkLIiMoRE coSIMUT&TIoN AND
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train stops at BladensburE, BeltsVtlle, Laurel,
And Annapolis Junction only.
No. =. : BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
800 p. m, Arrive At New York 100 .. m. Mails
| aud passengers by this train connect with all
the early morning lines leaving bew York ior
the East North and West. No Philadelphis
or Baltimore tickets sold BY bis train, which
ls limited in capacity BY Government orders,
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/ and WESTERN TRAIH-LeAye Warrington
.t 7,so p. M, stopping =, Relay House toT
| for Grafton. wheeling, PArkerIburg, and all
| points In the West Reaches New York At
6B .. m.
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i with the s.i6 =. NJ. and the and 40 p. m.
from Washington. No train 70 OF from An
/ nApolis on Sunday.
i Ths only hafnI from WdthtrpfeA for pasSen'
gers on Sunday are the no and Ills .. M
and 90 y. m. for Baltimore, and 1.lo p. m,
/ for Baltimore, PhilAdelphiA, New York and
the West, and the 500 p. N. for New YoTh
| FROM BALTIMoRE, the only trains on sun
| day are Nos. and 4, At 40 . N, and e.s0 =
i NJ, with the New York passengers and m Ails
and tho No. Q a. $50 and No. 9 At 600 p. N.
Sleeping ears direct 10 New York on 1st
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Phildelphia, New York or Boston, can bs had
st the Station Ticket once At all hours IN
the day, ~ we'll a. al new once In the Aneri
| can Telegraph Building, Pennsy lvAniA ave
| nue., between ~ and 9Th streets.
| Baggage Will be checked at all hours-Alno
| for through points, to save trouble and oonfu'
sion at the departure 81 the trains.
For further infoTpAtion, tickets OF eVery
kina, ke., apply to GeotGo 5, koontI, Agent
~ WaahinEton, or at the Ticket once.
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opposts. the Post and Patent omsss, Rooms
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All diseases OF private nature treated ln
The beat scientific manner, and radical cures
snseted In all eases. sTPBILITTC LTFEc-
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DISEASEsoi the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES,
and JOINTS ScRoFULA, BLoTCHES on the
FACE, RRUPTIoNS on the limbs and bsdy,
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and
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rsioisipg. -
That dreadful soourgs Of the young, indulssd
In when alone, destroys the gsnerAtivs organs,
unnts them for married lifs, producing
weakness Of the back and limbs, loIs Of Aui.
nation and muscular power, pslpitstion Of
the heart, nervous irritsbility, loss Of oimemory,
melancholy habits, insanity, consumption,
and death.
YOUNG MAN in view OF the dreadful con-
sequenets Of delay, do not fail 70 make your
ease known immediately TO Or. vellny. Your
secrets with him are sacred, and you may con-
ndently rely upon his medical SIX II.
Thousands whose systems were shattered,
and who were on the brink OF the grave, have
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Married psrsonS, or those contemplating
mAtrimonyI who suspect themselves OF lmpo'
tsney, seminal weakness, or any disease sris'
ing from . relaxed state OF the genital organs,
whether the result Of disease, injury, youth
full indiSsretions, or Indulgence Of the passions
in ripper years, are earnestly sntreated to place
themselves under the care OF Dr., v. They
may rely with certainly upon . speedy cure
and being restored TO full health and gor.
He treats with entire success all diseases oi
females, such a. LEucoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPSUs UTERI, ho., ks., AMI In every CASE
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FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMU
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Ut. 4. FIsHBLATT, Of No. SI1 Il street, 70
Of ths block, san be consulted on Rheumatic
affections, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Aheetions, a. we'll a. all diseases oi
Imprudenoe OF whatever character, and which
he enGSEes to make immediate cure OF. From
his leogthy practice In the Science Of MGdi-
sinP, he 10 en Abled TO oifeT himself TO the pub
~. -, VToia,,ne @ enn y SHo III. ~ IN ~ HM saPA @
bic will be guaranteed. He warrants q cure
without the use OF mercury or any other
dangerous medicines, ReoI Mt cases cured In
two cr three days.
n D. Letters Addressed:to DR.. Fishblatt, at
his once, Bt1 street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive immediate Atten-
ton. those At . distance In the army can be
treated bv mail jGn11.u
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ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIc
BoNK TEETH,
BY
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DIR. 8. p. sIGEsMoND,

a5o PennIylyGniA Avanue, between TW0lnm
and Thirteenth streets, WAshlnGton'
pts. s. eAlls the attention OF the public V
the following advantages Of his improved sJr
TENT
iSt The teeth Of his manufas sture win nsTef
eorrode nor change color BY any Aeids, ana
arc three-iourths lighter than any other.
ID. No tooth or rootA need be extraetedI -
the Artificial ones can be inserted over heh;
ID. The roots will bo made inonsnsiVe anu
never tO aehs.
eth. No temporary testh are needed, - per
mAnont OnGI can bo made Immediately ithsteT
preserving the natural expression Of the ~ ~,
which, under the old system, II heQusA"
dilhgured,
SUI. This work has bosn fully tested ioI oyg
i've years By many Of the hr1t ohemisu ~
physicians Oi this and the old country, -.
Dr. 5. has AlsO Invented white 49,
tibl0 metal nlling, with which the most sshs, -
tive teeth can be filled without pAin1 ana ~ ~
build up q perfect sound tooth on any HN
roota, which win last through . lifetime
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with Innoxious VApoT, by Dr. slgesmond, =.
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ufaeturer OF AnAeatio InnoNioub NapoI, Nj
Laughing Gas, nor ChloroioFm or Ethei ..oH
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~ m. and . y. m.
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The st6 p. m. line runs DAILY (All others,
Sundays exeepted)
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot OF Barclay street at ga. N. and .
pm.
From fooeof Cortland street at 7, 9 and 10 ..
m, IL m, I and 6 p. m ana II night.
Tho Q p. IN. line runI dsilyj (Ali othors, sun
W. II. 6ATZMER, Agent
Phil'a and N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. ~, IS .. detl
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
LATEST news
RY TELEGR.lPM

New York, Nov. 24.-The Words spec.
ial says
The prisoner recently brought from the
South under circumstances Of great mys-
terry and incarccrated in the Old Prison. is
in charge Of the Salisbury prison ~hlie the
mortality among the Union prisoners Was
the greatest.
Postmaster General Denison completed
his report and it is now ready for distribu
tion. The report exhibits the department
as being in very favorable condition. 1t
will not require any additional approp.ia-
tons for the next fiscal year.
The Tribune's SPECIAL says:
The Stonewall arrived late last evening,
and anchored Of Alexandria. She will
c me up to the city to day.
The War Department has decided that no
claims for veteran bounty will be entertain.
ed unless the claimant has heretofore been
recognized and born on his company rolls
as such veteran.
CUlcred soldiers applying for bounty
should state whether they were mustered as
freed on or before April 9th, 1861.
Hon. Schuylc Coliax will deliver his lee
ture, "Acro>s the Continent" in New York
and New England during the hol day
week
Ex-Governor Cummings Buchanan, Ter
ritorial Executive Of Utah, was at the
Treasury yesterday for the purpose Of
drawing the balance Of the salary due him.
liz has taken all the presclbed naths, been
pardoned and to day expects to draw his
greenbacks and leave for Ga.
The forthcoming Treasury report will
show more encouraging condition Of our
National finances than hitherto anticipated.
The Hcrald's Washington special SAYS:
A contract was concluded yesterday by
Gen. Sobagar, minister of the Columbian
government. by which Col. A. Gilbert and
Preston G. F. West, two officers Of the u
s. Coast Survey, enter the service Of the
Columbian government, for the purpose Of
making survey Of Magdelina river, stream
emptying into Columbian Sea, four hundred
miles east Of Aspinwall. The object Of the
Columbian government is to deepen the
channel at the mouth Of the river, and also
to overcome two falls some distance up, by
which eight hundred and forty miles Of
navigation will be saved.
The Herald's special says:
An official document was received at the
Indian Bureau to-day, it is tabular analy sis
OF he cost per head Of killing Indians and
and squarws. The average cost Of killing
an Indian has been about half million Of
dollars. while the cost Of killing squaw is
two millions.
The Herald's Washington special says,
Mrs. Bishop, daughter Of the ex-rebel
Secretary of the Navv IA in the citv inter-
ceding for the release or parole Of her father
Two white men, named Johu NJ. Brown
and CHRISTOPHER Curran, having been con
victed by military commission Of the muir
der Of negro named Nellie West, in Tala-
falya county, Ga, and wire sentenced to b
hung. The President has approved the
sentence, and ordered the execu ion to take
plrce on the tirst Tuesday Of January next.
I Seversl we'll informed persons hazard the
opinion that NJ. 1 Mn. Cobb. plaint'fis
against Gen. Baker, viii not spPsar against
hin when be- = bsosght 70 trial. q tbey
Aas6 ahaao1 thaie ts6s eeaaiAsenhly 1AAolj.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

Gen. Baker threatens 10 proAucs M -....e
The o. umul ted testimony Of their e.~er.,
years ia Washington.
Theodore Martius Bslceevs q cuban. -.
arrested Ast evening on beard steanes !. M
about TO sail for Havana, on suspicion Of ~.
ing implicated in the murder Of Otero. -
cumstantial evidences against him 10 stror.
Jose 0onzuel the man who left the hotsl
With the murdered man hss not Yet bean
found The South are making every effost ~
discover him - we'll - others on WHOM s,,..
picion rests.
The Herald's Washington Dispatch sav. .
Emigration companies are forming in NAM
sections Of the North. to furnish the South
with labor aud capital necessary to produc.
their aecustomed crops, and also. 70 substan
TALLY benefit emigrants.
There are applications from Southern
planters for tenants and labor Some 500
families are preparing to move south in the
month OF January IN the auspices Of this
40 saciat,on.
The Times special says:
Gen. Winfield Scott will spend the vim
ter in voyage to Key West and New
Orleans.
Mr.. Hogue. Of Newbern, 10 in the city.
he says that the people Of his State look
upon the recent elections there - . com
plete farce. None of the congressman eject
can take the OATH T. F. Lehman. the only
candidate in the State who seuld do 30, vas
defeated BY . large majority.
The English capitalists who sailed from
this port on the LIST inst, had pleasan,
voyage home.
Sir Morton Peto, in . letter to friend
in this city, says that his visit was an ex-
ceeoingly happy one, aud that he cannot
but hope that it will be Of some little use in
dispelling the clouds which, with . good
knowledge Of the sentiu EMS and feelings
really existing between the two countries,
would never have appeared.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24

There is woman in the pubic eve whose name
had all along been associated in our mind, with
the Yankee" QUICK, - and "Humbug' Bu,
1t IL so no longer and we desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious iatiOn in oil
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womaniv dclicacy and propriety, we will admit
that woman alone il the Nurse the good Nurse
the bsst Muse. Whether we shalt have Female
Physicians or not, is u question which must be
decided by time and principle. and not as a mat
ter OF taste. Pride prejudice. caprice and Gus
roth NAV as well behave themselves, for II there
IL really wat. there will also be supply n
there bea calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human society are always sell suppl :
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs WinslOw does not want to treat YOU Gen
He,n.n Nor DIES she prescribe regimen for
your wives, but modestly appears as u messen
gel Of health and happiness TO your INFANTS in
the cradle Is tnerc ANYTHING improper in that,
A Nurse Of 80 years" experience can boldly
say what is or is not good for bnbe, and ought
to be listenedto. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys-
ican and most eectuS! benefactress our II tie one
ever enjoycd--her doing parents rot expected.
Just omen the door for Yer, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. Ot this We are SO sure. that We
will tench our Srsv" to say "a BLEssiSa on
Mas wixsLow'-for mel ping her to survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege =
We confirm every word set forth in tic PRosP.C-
rus It performs precisely what it processes to
PERFORM every rart Of il nothing less. Away
your Cordial" 'Faregoric." Drops" "L%uda-
num-" and every other Narcotic. F" py which the
babe il drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and diOtic for life.
We have never seen Mrs Wiaslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for children Teethng." If we had the
power, we would make her, Is she is, . physical
savior to the Infant Rae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
MOBILE. ALA Nov Or

0XODIH8, zHLAss AVOv.
A special dispatch to the Adcertiser from
Montgomery, dated the 22d inst, says:
Gov Parsons has delivered his message to
the Legislature He urges the adoption OF
the amendment to the Constitution of the
United States sbolshing slavery and the
passage of laws protecting the persons and
property OF negroes This course he says
will secure the admission OF our representa-
tives into Congress, and restore the State To
all its political rights in the Union He OPP
poses the special code for the government Of
negroes, and recommends the adoption of a
vagrant law bearing upon white and black
alike and suggests vagrant laws similar To
those Of Mississippi be adopted; and he re-
commends that provisions be made for desti.
tute white and black persons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
WAauIN0roy Nov o.


In dispatch to the late Minister Dayton
the Secretary OF state said he might not I'M
properly improve the occasion by remarking
that the Executive Government OF this
country has no organ in the press, and It's
vie xs and sentiments in regard to France
and all other countries can be known always
by language Of its diplomatic representa-
lives for II, in short, instructs them minute
y and directs them to speak always frankly
and sincerely. A short time before this
communication was sent TO Minister Dayton,
Mr. Seward wrote to him: The statements
made to you by NJ Drouyn de L'IIuys con-
corning the Emperor's intention, are entire
y satisfactory, if we are permitted to as
| sumo them As having been authorized to be
made by the Emperor in view Of the present
condition Of affairs in Mexico. Its true AS
| have before remarked, that the EmperOr's
purposes may hereafter change with chang
ing circumstances We, ourselves, however.
are not unobservant of the progress of events
at home and abroad and in no case
are we likely to neglect such provisions
for our own safety as every sovereign State
must always be prepared to tall back upon
when nations with which they have lived in
friendship cease to respect their moral and
treaty obligations. Your own discretion
will be your guide AS to how far and in " hat
way the public interests will be promoted
hy submitting these views to NJ. Drown de
l. Huys.
The rulnors industriously circulated con-
corning the resignation of Judge Otto, AS.
sistant Secretary of the Interior and the MP
pointmcnt in his place of Judge Norton Of
Ills. are without foundation. Judge Otto is
understood to enjoy to the fullest extent the
confidence and esteem OF The Secretary of
the Interior rs well as the Chief Of that De.
partment There is no prospect of his re-
moval from that position
Capt. l.. ID. Bcckwi;h, 22d Regiment Vet
cran Reserves, who was sentenced by
court martial at Baltimore, to be cashierd
and imprisoned for alleged false MUSTER has
To day been rcinstatcd TO his rank and pay
by the President, upon the recommendation
OF the Judge Advocate.
An impression injurious to Mcssrs Brown
Bro. Il Co. was created by u dispatch to the
Boston Dnay Adssriser in regard to the
payment of II 81 draft by that house re.
presented as having been drawn bv the rebel
government. 1t is understood that the draft
was drawn by Brown Bros. L. Co to their
own order and by them endorsed, and that
there is nothing in the fact that it came into
the hands of the Government as captured
property at the South. which would indicate
any connection between the firm and the
rebel government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-24
COMM e RclAl.


OvYIcs OF fHs DAVENPORT DsuoCRAf,
Friday evening, Nov. "a, 1866 I
The receipts Of grain yesterday were nearly as
follows: Wheat 1900 bushels--barley oo,--
potatoes l00-0nlons lO0-Oats lO0-cOrn 200.
The shipments were nearly - follows: Flour
Boo bbls-potatoes lO0--onions lt0--wheat 20vO
barley l00-oals eOO-corn 5p0-meal = Dbl
FLoua AT retail, No. l, Is. so per Dbl.
WHxAr.- Sound new, 5Uc@tl; old wheat,
el.5pM IS.
Corn. -Shelled sound, plump and dry 25@35c
BARLEY.-25 95oc new.
Oars. 20@25c.
POTAfOEs--35.
ONIONS. -l5.
BufrEa SOC
EG0s.-3Oc
HAr...$l5,oo.