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The charming Actress
MISS JENNIE HIGHT, .
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n, ne r. unparalleled success which has attended
md sa'n.s practice in EUROPE, the Un,,ed Sla es
orieans-the many remark able cures he
~ snec'ed, which we're pronounced incur able by
ar,,.. chiheut pi ysiclans justiies him in of
tunaie 'e so""'s"ee " 'ne "n'os
ON, sne following are some Of the diseases termed
..n, and which DR. James permsne ,Iy
,.r,.,s viz--Syphilis, primary. secondary
Ga structures. Crethrsl Discharges, elect,
So"o'i,nea. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions.
nd neb'iit,, Diseases of the Back ana Loins,
n,a,;. WIN y, q me Bladder and Kidneys, Rhcu-
n.. . ny drncels. Nerecocele Cancers etc
diseases peculiar To Females. sucl, as Anenorr-
~, =. 49, nor rhagia Meirorrhagia. Chlorosis,
o"s ptbelt., etc, successfully treated.
~ 1ahes long practice N New orleans, and
~ endorsement OF the Medical fraternity, spd
,,n.' .,' ehtlre southern press. Should conv
,in IN, inc inost skeptical that DR. James cM, and
VIZ perform all that he promises
~ James would also call the at,enti.,n cane.
III. =, tiose who have priv aiey and improperly
njuieo themselves. in that secret and SOLITARY
,;n. - runs both body and mind. unfit
ing men, Tor both business and society,". produc-
r"k o',n Constitutional Debility and i,npot.ncy
Tue following are some Of ,he :, 4 .nT ,,aia,
."'N .i'ects produced by early habits of youth or
sexual excuses. viz. W.a ness Of the Bs,k and
Limbs. Pain in the Head, limness Of VISION
los OF Muscular Power. Palpitation Of the
ss $50, nsttersia, Nervousness, Irrtabili,y,
symptoms Of Consumption DC Mentally Tie
'eaiini elects on tue mud are more 10 be dread
ga Loss OF Memory. Confusion IL Ideas he
pres Ion OF Spirits, Evil forebodinps, Ave. sion
70 s"citfy, Self Distrnst, Love OF Solitud. finn
ia'.Y &c. are some Of the evils producel.
All persons afflicted with any OF the above dis
eases and symptoms. should not fail to rall IN DR.
james, and be at one restored TO perfect health.
Let no 'alsc delicacy defer YOU but cali nj once.
ana savo ourselves from the awful and terrible
conseqne of these much to be dreaded mals.
dies
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS immediately
ued aud full vigor restored.
ih"s- AZ distance. Nv describing symptoms
-ibci"sing mp for return snswer - will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DR. u b. JAMES
4. y. Box s,i?6 Eian2i -dawly Chicago
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Whereas on the 10th day cf Sept, mbcr
A. b. 1853. Robert NJ. Prettyman and Julia
II. Prettyman, his wife, executed INTO Jas
}. Lind'ev. Ms trustee, q certain deed OF
trust, conveying unto said trustee the tract
Of real estate in the county Of Scott and
State Of Iowa, 0escrihed as follows, to- wit
Lot M five 90 and the east half OF lot
No. four a. in block No. fiity-seyen f57)
in the city OF Davenport. together with oil
and singular the buildings, onthouses and
improvements thereon, which includes the
homestead Of said Prc,tyman which aid
deed OF trust WAS made as aforesaid for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of sixteen
promiS>ory notes executed by Burrows &
Pret,yman unto Cook 4 Sargent, and bear.
ing date the said 10th day 1t September.
A. d. 1858: one Of said notes being for the
sum Of five Thousand dollars. payable in
three years after date six other notes each
for the sum Of two hundred and fiftv COL
las, payable respectively in six. twelve.
eighteen, twenty -four, thirty ard thirty six
months after date; one other note
for the sun Of five thousand three
hundred and sixty-seven 10 100 dollars,
payable four years after date; and eight
n,her notes each for the sum Of two hun.
dred and sixty eight 36-loO dill r., pava
BILE respect ,cly in six, twelve, eighteen.
twenty four, thirty, thirty six. forty.two
and forty ght months after date; all OF
said notes payable 1t the Massachusetts,
Bank, Boston, Mass.
Said deed oftrnst has been duly recorded
on the rex otds Of said County Of Scott. -
book ID" Of town-lot mortga ges 1t .. 361
And nov. oil Of said prou,issorv mote.
having become due and psyahle. and to
said Burrows 4 Prettyman having failed e
psy the same, excepting the two notes NV
able af six months after date. one for $3.50.
and the ",hcr for e26s So 100. "a Aforesaid !:
], James J. Lindley, trustee q aforesaid. 4
the request Of Austin Sumner. the holder
and owner Of the said notes, do hereby give
this public notice, that, bv virtue Of the
powers in me vested by said deed Of trust.
| shall, on SATURDAY., the twenty second dsy
Of April, A. d. 1886, at the hour ar ,vo
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale at public auction 10 the high.
st bidder for cash. the tract Of real estate
hereinbefore described. OF 50 much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy and nav the
amounts due or said pro,nissory notes. IN
terest thereon to day Of sale. and al cost,
and expresses attending such sale. cat,
Of this notice and trustees fees.
JAMES ]. LINDLKY.
rss6ess = sssgcoaia.
March -. less-dtd
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THE DEMOCRAT
HEApQuARrxns ARxr or THE I


pO8DNAC, APnI l.
Th great4 pertipn Of this as1ny ms not
been engaged with the enemy to-day. Inc
time has been occupied In erecting WORKS ON
the new line and repairing roads connecting
" fS S rSins hsd fesdered II impossible to
move the wagon Trains as fast rs the troops
advunced. One train took ~ hOun 'Omove
3 miles, with the assistance Of l 900 men,
but through the untiring industry and per
severance Of the officers in charge of the
o. II. and Commissary department, the
army has been almost as well supplied as
while in their old quarters.
When the news of Shcridan's re1yulse
reached here last night part Of the 9Th
cons WINS at once dispatched 70 his aid, and
il Is expected that tonight or in the morn
ing, we shall receive good news from tina,
quarter.
II appears that Sheridan Was moving up
the road leading to place called the Three
Forks, about three mih.s from the south
Side r. T., when two cavalry brigadts Of
Pickct's Division which had been moved
out in a great hurry, came down nad
running from Sutherland Station. AS Sher-
idan's cavalry hal, most 1T them passed the
Junction. this move Of the enemy threaten
ed to cut them of. He, however. discover.
Ell his danger in time to get his command
back with but slight loss, at the same time
taking about 100 prisoner. Both the Lees
were pres mt, but one of thcp was al re-
spectfSil distance.
Being reinforced this morning by the 9Th
Cor,~. he enemy fell back so rapidly thai
many Of their dead and wounded fell into
our hands a. well as those of our own that
we're unayoidably left behind yesterday =.
NJ. The attack made on the cnemy's line in
front Of the 24il. corps was BY Fosters II
vision, and about 200 prisoners were brought
in The l4sth New York taking most of
them. Some 100 or 400 yards Of ground was
taken from them and our picket much fur
Their advanced
AT 4 "a. m, this position was assaulted and
few of orr men captured, but in very snort
time il was retakcn with about 90 prisoners
and n stand Of colors Our losses up to the
present time will not exceed 500. while that
Of the enemy on some parts OF the line vi
least was greater than our own, but Of coarse
the total cannot be given.
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Puu.ApEf.pUIA. April Z.

Old Independence Hall hell was rung To-
day by order of the Mayor. The fircinen
turned out under the impression of ALI alarm
of fire and then formed into a procession
and passed through the streets, firing salutes
and blowing steam whistles. Their process
sion was an hour passing point. The
Board of Brokers adjourned with cheers.
Business is ut stand still.
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NJ ANHOODl.,,-

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Success, in every case, is certain.
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NEW YORK. April s.
The Commercials special says, it is beliey.
ed in Washington that the war is over, and
that an understanding to that effect exists
The programme of Gen. Grant anticipates
all possible movements of the enemy He
did not merely provide for the evacuation of
Richmond and Petersburg. he anticipated
this contingency, and Ice will find his re
treat cut oil al all points Grant Sheridan,
Thomas, Sherman, and Hancock are closing
around fragments of the rebel army the
military organization of the Conftdcricy
will cease to exist during the present week.
Sherman has yet to be heard from He is
not inactive during the great operations now
pending.
e Peace through war is the object Of the Adj
ministration and it seems to be now within
reach.
The Commercial says, news of Grants sue
cess has almost suspended business in all
markets, and as yet ii is difficult to estimate
the effect upon prices until more is known
of the fate OF Lees army, and prospect OF his
cilectng n junction with Johnston to offer
hattie at some other point or possibly to fall
| conformity upon sherman.
| Gold has been effected hut slightly. The
price opened at las and fell to l4oi with no
, special furorc to sell The truth is, the mar
| kci has been largely oversUld and there is n
scarcity of cash gold.
| is the day advances the excitement over
| Grants victory increases Statutes are firing
| from dozen or more dfIcrcn. points.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
ST ATE OF lOWA,(
Scott County. S.
klingenbers & Wull~eber,. Plaintiffs.
VS..
John Bennett, A. Waltz and the owners Of
the Steamboat st. Pau, Defendants.
In the District Court Of said county. To the
aforesaid Defendants.
You are h,r.hv notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk of The Dis
trict Court Of said Scott county,a petition
Of Khngenbcrg { Wulwcber, Plaintiffs,
claiming Of you the sum of Four Hundred
and Eleven 10000 Dollars, I$4ll2"l with
interest and costs, IS justly due them for
cer,ain property Of said Plaintiffs. Of that
value, taken and converted by YOU to your
own use, and also praying for writ Of Mt
tarhmcnt on the ground that said Defend
arts are non residents Of the State Of
Iowa.
And that unless yon appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day OF
the next term Of said Distrc. Court, u be
begun and holden ON this LIST Monday OF
Nav, A. d. 1858, default viii he entered
against you and judgment rendered there
on for the whole amour. claimed.
II. Il. & Z. CLAussEN.
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
y. S. Rev. stamp, 5Oc. !
)R. & w, March 81, 1865. {
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

CINCINNATI. April 3.
The news of the iall of Richmond crea-
ted great excitement here. Business is al
most suspended, flags flying from build
i,tgs. professions, &c. Great rejoicing pre-
walls in the city tonight. The city is abaze
with fireworks and streets thronged with
people.
At the municipal election. to day, Col L.
A. Harris, Union, was rc-t!ected Mayor
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BALTIMORE. Al

BALTIMORE, AprlI =
Tho Union people here are intoxicated
with JOY and intensely jubilant They en-
embrace one another in the streets. The
Mayor ordered all the bells in the city to be
rupc
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A Splendid Residence for Sale.

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the attic aud from thence IL IS distributed TO al
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The iuterI,al arrangement for economy CONVENE
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feb23 Land Agen
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

OktOINAL NOklCk.
STATE OF Iowa. &C
Sc"tt County,
JAMES Rowan. surviving partner Of the
firm Of Rowan 4 Walsh, Plaintiff.
vs..
John Bennett, A. Waltz, and the owners Of
the Steamboat St Paul Defendants
In the District Court Of said county To the
the aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there il now
on file ~ the Office If the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said Scott county. . pe,i
ton o. James Rowan, Surviving partner Of
the firm Of Rowan Il Walsh, Plaintiff,
claiming Of you the SUN of -FOUR Hundred
Dollars $500 With interest and costs. a.
justly due him for certain property Of said
Plaintiff, Of that value. taken aud con-
vrrted by you to YOUR own use, and also
PRAYING FOR . writ Of attachment on the
ground that said Defendants are non. resi-
dents Of the State Of Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term OF said District Court, to he be
gun and holden on the lat Monday Of May,
A. D.. 1866, default will be entered against
you and jn igment rcnd, red thereon Tor the
whole amount claimed
II. r. 4 Z CLArssr~,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

IN Clcona, Hickory Grove, ard Princeton
i Townships For sale BY
m,4-dlt JNO L. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04
Stores kOp. Sale.
SrOff COses,eu LOM<ts.

VNUPPERMAN'S BLOCK-THREE STORES
w On BRADY Street for sale by
mr. diff JNO L. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

I. 5. Rev. stamp, 5oc. !
j. r., Mrrrh 81. 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

$4,000 ACRES from sl25 Upwards.
1O.OSO sofa nM and \ Nrhrn ,ss"n''"' "'nne
81 Town Lots in Davenport. Walcott, Uurant
aud bowney. Improved farms in Sc0tt and Ce
dar counties For sale by
mti DIFF JNO L. COFFIN