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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-18
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Box 500. rs Cedar Street, NY
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Grand Trunk & Vt. Central R. r.
444


BOSTON,
rare. ..f4.1o,
BUFFALO i NEW YORK,
Fare. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Less than via any other route.
Passengers get the full benefit of the above by
purchasing tickets at the Grand Trunk Ticket Of
Zee only, Sc Dearbon street. Chicago, 4G Clark
street, Chicago. 241 Main street, Milwaukee.
81 WEBSTER, West'n Ag't G. T. R.
S. +. H1BBARD, Westn Ag't Vt Cent.
c.. BRIDGES. Managing Director
Pennsylvania Central Railway.
Double Traek-71e SAortsst Route to Aev York
A PrTTsBuRG. TRAINS FROM THE
IN 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 Pennsylvan Central Railway. The night
Express runs daily, other trains daily, except
Complete equipments Of new and elegant 3
furnished
State Room sleeping Cars,
on night trains, and on the Fest Line to New York
vim Allentown, without change, and lane ing in
New York
ONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OF HER
TRAINS.
To Boston and New Englsnd Passeng ers this
Route is especially desirable, as i gives them an
opportunity Of seeing the finest views AZ nong the
Allegheny Mountains. besides visiting Pittsburg,
Philadelphia and New York without exit = cost.
All New England Passengers holding through
tickets, will be transferred, with their .; to
rail and boat connections, in New York, without
charge.
Three Daily Trains from Pitssburg
to Philadelphia.
Zine Daily Trains Leave PhiladelJ ,hia for Nsvr
York; four daily trains from New ork to Bostc n
baggage Checked Through and tn nsterred r e..
Transportation.
Merchandise. Produce and Live Stock carl led
with dispatch, q the lowest rates.
~: u. HOLMES, Gem Pass fAgent, Chica go
ENOCH LEWIS Gen'l Sup't, Altoona. Pa
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New York, Jan. 18.-Wm. II. Fry, the
composer, and long connected with the
Tribune, died at Santa Cruz on the LIST.
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IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY 2sth
~ trains will leave from the Grea11Central
Del Ot foot of Lake and South Water Street.
Through Express, At s:15 A. n, arriving u
daily, exc. Sundays, Cairo at 900 p. N.
Night Express, $3.50 P. NJ. arrives at $50 n
This Trains " connect for Peoria, Alton, ST. Louis
Memphis, New Orleans aud Mobile.
Hsnkakee Accommodation. 5:16P. n
HIDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
6:S5 AN 7:45 AN
1900 1:35PM
4OOPM 500
6:l5PM 1850
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
For tickets and information apply at the Gree
Genital Tepot-foot Of Lake street.
w. K ARTHUR, Gen'l. Supt.
W. F. oHxsox, Gen'l. Passenger Ag't. jul
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A GOOD ACTIVE GIRL, CAPABLE o.
"A doing al kinds Of housework, cooking, stc.,
can can hear Of good plaee ard wages, corner n
18th and Brady streets.
jan3.dtf J. A. LECLA1ng..
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READ! READ! READ!

DAxyILLE, Pa, June ., 1862 DR.. VIZ. H. Gre2g
bar Sir In Feb. 1861 | was afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for five months passed more
than two gallons OF water in twenty -four hours.
was obliged to get up often ten or twelve times
during the night, aid in five months lost about
fifty pounds in weight. During the month Of July,
1861. l procured two bottles OF Constitution Wa
ter. and in two days after using it experienced
relief. and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured, soon after reganing my usual good health
Yours truly, Nv. Z. DE WITT.
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PAYSlClAN9.
DR. q. w. MCCAIN.

DHYICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
L room over Post Office. Residence east sid
Of Brady-2d door from 9th st July 1dwtf
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DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is. without doubt, the
most obstinate disease, except consumption, that
affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will state that the et
feet Of the disease the conversion of the starchy
principle Cor vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to an exces-
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suiier from
this disease who are ignorant Of it; that is, they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged to get uD from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken Of it
uutil their attention called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often when il is so far advanced Us
to be beyond the control of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom is the extreme thirst, which
when the dseaseis fully established, is intoiera-
ble-the patient drinks constantly ,cithonf 0sang
sati.fed; also dryness Of the mouth, cracking OF
the lips, sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases, and finally loss ofappetite, emaciation, and
the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CoxsrIrurIox WATER is without doubt, the only
known remedy for didb,t,s, and we have as much
confidence that it is specific as we have that OPT.
um will produce sleep, and truthfnlly say that 1t
has cured every case in which il has been used.
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Three Daily Trains from Pitssburg
to Philadelphia.

Sine Daily Trains Leave PhiladelJ 'hia for New
York four daily trains from New Y ork to Bostc o
Baggage Checked Through and trs snsferred FRI e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-18

Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock earn led
with dispatch, ct the lowest rates.
": Il. HOLMES, Gem Pass tAgent, Chica go
ENOCH LEWIS Gen'l Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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wEruEasyIsLD, Conn, March 2, 1sG3.-Dr. ".
II. Gregg-Decr SIR Having seen your adver-
tisement Of Constitution Water" recommend
ed for inlsmmation Of the Kidneys and Irritation
Of the Bladder, having suffered for the past three
years, and tried the skill Of number Of physi-
clans with only temporary relief. was induced
10 try your medicine, procured one bottle Of
your agents ct Hartford, Messrs Lee, Hisson :
Co., and when had used half Of Il, TO INV sur
prise found 9 great change in my health.
have used two bottles Of il. and am where ! new.
er expected to be in my life, we'll. and il good
spirits. cannot express my gratitude for 4; |!
feel that il is all and more than you recommended
It to be. Nay the blessings Of God ever attend
you in your lab0rs Of love. Yours truly.
LEONARD B. BIGELOW.
For sale BY oil Druggists. Price 81
WIN. Il. GREGG 4 CO., Acpriseors
MORGAN ~ ALLEN,
0s.ssal Assnts, No. = Olif street., New York.
A.,s; A i56G1iS1 xssca sgI
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JAMES MARRlkON.

IlAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
IL on hand the best quality Of Provisions.
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, Da.
export. myl4-dty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-18

IARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP on
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office, DH-
venport 10.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
twins Colonization Scheme.


The Desnoegst II this city, vhich sfTsct ., = D..
informed concerning the plans sad faoverz-s. q
DR.. Gwin, dsnies enaphstiesIly, on sbs s-..B9-,, =
his sgsnt that the Emperor szpoieo1 Gas zi,hl-.v.
from tbs Sonera CcloBiEstiOn Scheme 8. ~ -
mated By Eastern dispatehes From srl-1-. -
tOrnation which ws deem reliable " ksv. -
dAnt assurance that thgTs has beer 10 ehaz,a i -
plans Of the seheZns recently shas the "a = u -
'Asxican Empire i sdvsaeiHg as rapidly ,-4s,s =.
reasonably eIpeetsd
When the steamer John l. Stephen - NJ.
Ian, there wsre several tb1zlsssd Frsasa -,
there.
AdYices hal been received thst Marshal b..
With The main portian q his srray va ~ his ~
- aAxstizn, and might y exported N q few 3rr
accompanied b. Dr., GEin- i D. barely Ts1-z.s.s&s
DR.. Gvin lid .ail for Eur1ps AZ iater date Ia
the hevs Ne have received from be City z Mzr5s
but If such u tho fast, has visit has no references m
change Of Affairs, - It Is not in c1Htsmyias,sa
take possession u Aricao The fgtare cabi.zI q L.
Northern Sts,es, bSi0re the Hrst Il MAY. Z; : 8.
intended % make The states over Nhicb Dr. &C.
vii haze ooatFoi Of a portion q the Frenca Es.
piFe or French colony. The paramount auiaars
Is q reside in the Emperor of Mexico. Nbils re r.
Eitory Is held in trust for she paynaszt of The F
debt, and ia 70 Re defended o French arms
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Good viii from Canada.

Az ht supplement- y the recorded evidence Of
frisadly sympathy with The people Of East Tonnes
sec from the citizens Of Massachusetts, Psonsylva-
MA, and ether States il s proper to chronicle the
fact that lady az Canada has RENTED enc hundred
doliAr TO lady in Knoxville, 10 be dispensed for
the benefit Of needy refugees and citizens. Ms.
Emma Sanford has the pleasure Of acknowledging
the receipt Of that sum from Nh. Edward jackson.
Of Hamilton, CAnads, for the purpose mentioned
Such token Of good win from the subject Of Tor.
eign government shows that the character Of The
true neighbour, defined BY opr Reaeonier 70 consist
largely IN rcrcifl disposition towards him, is us
derstood over the border The example deserves
imitation far and near n
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Card.
A6 e. FsfK Eo1sNAs
afosa n Bug IA Fsb. 81, lee6 !

10 Lbispans e sA TtAasAsss Tetaatees Gsealrs;
The time has come. my fsIiow-sciaisrs when
nust ask 70 take leAve Of yon a. your immediate
commander, and retire othsf pursus Of lif whIlc
feel no less seAl Cor you aad the crest cause in
which yoa are engaged. 20 ysa / Win ever feel
grateful Coz gallant oOndue. on many ven fought
bAtsle-aelds and Cor kindness 70 me. While many
Of have fallen, and seep the llecp thai knows no
wake Providence has shielded the rest Of "a
Our long associations has been most pleasant while
yes We have shared iogsther ihs hsrdshsps and pr-
sations incident 70 soldiers life These hayaoniy
tended 70 strengthen Che bonas that bind true pa
triots together and while regret leaving you,
can bat fsel that am acsuases through pare mo-
lives ] leavs you with clear conscience. having
tried V DO my ybels dusf toward you. whllsI mus.
confess am net fsuItlasA
can only hope hsi yoa viii on al occasions, do
msah yourselves 10 the face Of the enemy as IN al
previous sAgagsmanh
Win so y yoa, Gnd tie members Of tho Reri-
hisnt generally. that wiz ever r9aain . place n
memory for yoai and with lhe boss wishes for your
ultimate success ia he CREST cause u tlbsrty, the
cause Of God, and the early return % yoar homes
and families subscribe myself your feTlew-soldies
I. n. jaws
Capt Co, !, sthTean, Vol Cav.
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Canrress Amer the LaNrers.

CasEFess & determined fhAt disloyal attorneys
thAli not rracsieein he Federal Courts II Il can
be avoided. The following &C. was approved jan
uAfy 3lsh, 1884 and Is now IN ferra The Federal
judges viii sc that The cath Il administered TO the
IAwycrs al each terra Of theif COURTS who may Pre-
sent ihimsalxss 10 pisette provided they conssrue
the law rs the lawmakers did. The lawyers and
preachers exsstad moro influence IN bringing on
this war Than any oslet ttso clAssss a. men
n, il sssacted by ne Sssafe ard Hc.se Of RepTssss-
tatires Of tke Et;tei States If Alneres IN Casrcss
ssseahed That person, sfert The dzse Of this act
shall be admitted 70 the hsr Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States or aay Tina amer the 9TH day
If March next shall he admitted % The bar Of the
Circuit eE District Coarts Of the United StAtes %
H the Court OF Cstnls Is A altosney or counsellor
Of such essrt. or shall he allowed b appear and b.
heard Ia any such court BY virtue Of any previous
admission, ualass he shall have arsi taken snd sub
scribed che cath prescribed 10 an Rct 20 prescribe
sc cath Il Office and for other parpcses approved
July 2 1864, according 20 the farms and in the
manner IN said srt provided which said oath 81 ta-
ken and Subscribed shah be preserved aincng the
keS 81 yjich curt and any person who shail falsely
take the said oath shal BE guilty Of perjury and
on eunFirtian shall be liable 70 The pains and Pen
altios IN The said aes prsylaea
This aet is timely che for tho courts In Tehnes-
see are oYerraa with lawyers Who do net prssaEd 70
conceal their attachment b the rebel governniens
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Advice 70 our Farmers.

We adSiss oaF people throughout East TehRszss1
20 20 70 work, plaatiag ezra sAd potatoas raising
asis, SBd making hey Ne have, withia the last few
isys, eaRYeFssd With oir pficar high IN command.
upos this ssesee and they ss'ielt9as that al the
hsy Of tbs eossntry be sowed, and maek cat pro.
Iseei a. possible o. tie GRAND thsi the army VIII
need II snd tbs farmers vail need chs money .hssa
products viii bring IN the aiarkst Our country Is
capable If largo geld and our sii Is 20 Irotl,,e-
tive that ~ eap raise ans crops Nkan We l,avs
,easos with less than half WsFk Bat one sayE, dfs-
Pondihgiy that tbe gusfriias are constantly after
us, snd stsi We can't work IN peace. To this VI re-
ply tat rebel Fore GA long ssis in this end Of
he STATE sad Cor the gnerrilas iet lhem be shot
down ike Dog. Nay, les them Be hunted down
as wild besSsS BY our asu.baadiag togsthsT, and
AZ via sooa sid sls eosHlry u these yile rasoais
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Secretary fessenden's Farewell 70 the
Treasury.

The following is the address delivered by secre-
taEy Fsssendea 70 the clerks and oahers Of the
Treasury Department. Who called on him recently
GxsrLESKs. I ana excaedingly thankful 70 yoa
for this call and foF Inc kiad expressions Of regard
havs received from you through the Commisaionsr
Of Customs.
eAn only say 70 you what 200 probably an
knox, that | came here NEST unwlllRgiy, ard shat
bare perhaps, bat siHgls regret IN leaving the
Department, and that arises IRON the necessity Of
parting with 50 many gentlemen with Wbonl my
insereonrs e has been 50 exceedingly Agreeabe,
and Tor shop I have a very friendly regard
] came here because | conceived Il 70 Se my duty
undaF The circumstances, but encouraged and su<
tanned by the assurance Of support from gsntlerira
eunnessed with the ofscs. hare received thai
support from al % you without single exception
as far as ! arm aware l foubd every gentlensen
here disposed 70 and me.
can say 70 you gsatlesasn, with entire frxnkuess
great benefit 20 myself froal the information and
experience have acquired. and trusl Il has MT
been disadyantzgeoas 70 others, OF 70 The Depart.
Eaent. / think it woald b. better Ger the Govern
ulent and for the country II CcBgress and The gen
tleuen connected with the Exseutive brszek Of ths
Government bcttar understood sAeh ether
| shah 20 beck 70 the Senate with many opinions
corrected and improved with regard 70 the ccnducs
Of the departments, especially that whirh l have
been connected with. think shall b prepared
10 render Justice 70 the gentlemen who placed in
situations hkB yours labor IN and oul Of sea-
son for The Pgbe good for What conceive in these
times 10 be very inadequate remuneration Cor
their services. I have no doubt The same i true
with regard te al the other departments. With
regardto my daily Intercourse with YEA Sentlsnsen,
can only say, that in my opinion. however We NAV
De placed relatively tn the department elsewhere
no man in the country Is above he rank Of geR-
tlsman, and every nian who hoEoFSbly and con
scieati0asly performs his duty Is entitled 70 Be
treated a. such
Acting upon this belief, have regarded .be
hamhlet clerk n thia ooe 20 long IS be discharged
his daty honestly ahd faithfully, as my equal End
entitled not caiy 70 my protection, batato sqazl
rights With myself
Gentiemsp, yol did not eome here 70 make o.
hear speeches sna win only add that cordially
rccaive ycar kind wishes. At ny age nee friends
are not easily made, bal shall indulge the hope
thst Ia leaving The Dspaamsus skali.rsst lose ahs
regards Of those whose friendship have learned 70
vAloe
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Greenhaeks IN Canada.

Among other evidences Of friendly a.
Rsighborly feeling which i rapidly isgs
oping itself in Canada, may II quoted
pamphlet recently issued there aH t6e N.x
Federation Of British Amerf.z by r
Hon. Isaac Buchanan. late Pr1-iieu, II .ss
COLONIAL Executive Council, who has r.
moral courage 30 show that the propose
Federation must follow the United 5t-s
not only in It's tariff policy, but in hE-
paper money. He says . l have 10 dor
that, taught by experience, the Americas
val retain paper money, and value i :
their finest, - most patriotic institution ar1
OF Itself ample remuneration % Ams-igs
industry tor AL the blood and treasure sPeE5
in war
Again he remarks 60 Ia the excess.rs
issues Of paper money ia the United St...ss
| see no more argument against paper EJz
ey than there would be sgaiBoteatiDg brtal
in moderation because some man had lnigrrl
himself by eating too much Of this E-si
thing And when on this subject I woet
state my firm conviction that il Is not t.
excessive issues OF greenbscks % whicr
mach of the depreciation OF these as coz.
pared 70 gold Is owing. have ali aicEg
seen that there i cause for the apprecls-
ton Of the gold, altogether apart from The
depreciation Of the paper money
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h j AT d a. fol tbaarlk Is I'm klIl Is
efiA Tnntsa ed = = q ben ialsRaad
- ihs I'd = kaslsials sols aeainst 81 61as
ssctie<. 3 & brep9f - Ste kis tplninas Hhssi
We ~ he Htfih ~ fa1lz8 " I'D k1s ID f6ts4sf
e = ,lasu sllaton; - - NtEa esiserinz into
aassisaA, which I'D bseosle stelafassIe enfsf -
ed Unlpa pas q b " no4sssk Tohis suftlfiae IS
snttt tht KpvefaIaahl 1ss5kss peNef u sfi slasss
Nbt<A is<tfees hta1 Tie peees IL essaalSeSisse To
Eass ARitAlen ~ hsqnl6n sd Ne nsssisslslen 81
ihis power baaaia 4 the origin Of The xfa which
HhnFtte wefa 81 Be- hlsfed Il aas b Sc aeau ~ ska
hearts and hands ~ lfebnssn. II aks InlFed u
abroad. Il VS. regarded e eonfessga Of despair
and shAs1onsnanf - FfenaE8 ca which ss stsrssd
from. II The cd Uafea We had ineists1 Congress
had NJ right - infegfsfs with slavery. We alAo
noHtendsd that wherever To tso fsca esre thrown
isEsfhsF cae msszt b. assaF ad ie C4hefsiavua and
sc ssNdIrstai osFsslYu agEiast aceasations u ABB
laanifs b. nssefting slavery va tise bes sid hap.
piss e1ndtilon u Tho negro This positSen sdlniis
ths right 0f government 10 put SLAVES Into the taiil
taFy ervicA sad - snlsnclpass 20 H1aiy - shall BE-
plansd 10 military services
5 u is clear aiaim II central kessfnaens 81
ersancipAte slaves. II We srs right n passing skk
izN, We were wrong IN denying 10 tha cd 80saEn-
snt tho right b interiors with slavery sad 70 eaaa-
erate ssves, bssia Il W 0sf sIases their ffssden
We penfess thet re efs lnsincsfe IN asserting thai
slavery WIS Ne hsst siats Cor aeifoss Intensely g.
lie had bean aincosa 10 declaring thai central gov
sfnrnsnt hsd 80 power ever she instltnson of slave
y, and that fFpedol8 would BE- no h0oa 70 me ne.
gro. He believed nfmink ind enaneipailne slaves
uas IN abandonmsas a tkis opatsst ard The grounds
on which vs. undertake.. Not for Al she gold
10 California Seuid be have pa bis name % such
measure unless obliged 70 DO - BY the Legisalufe
He argued the heeeasty Of freeing negroes 10 made
soldicfs Something IL ths human heart telk ~
whsh they cone cut seaffed ffuR the conflict they
mast DO RE-. II Ee e1ald Enaks 1kem soldiers we
eoald make them ofacers perhaps 70 command whiss
msn,
Mr.. GrahAm opposed tho bin. He ccassilerea shs
adoption Of The measure a. an a1uai abandonment
Of the principles Of the contest Ard prssestea awans
The right 81 the YiFRinis LegislatnFs 70 Instruct
Senator after mature deiibssHtion Of the Seaata.
Mr.. Sammes edyocated The bill a. necessary, and
said Il was urged By Gen Lee and the consequences
which would f6IioN would not be ns bad g repre-
senteA TIE Quakers may be agbting 70 emzadpais
he negroes but Ns are not Sighting 70 keep them In
slavery We are fighting Tor the principles Of self.
eoyerhacnt