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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

The unparalleled success which has attended
Dr.. james practice IN kurcpe, the United States
Ind New OfAsons--ths many remarkable cures he
he's effected, which we're pronounced incurabls By
the most eminent ply sicasus, justfes him in Of
ering his services to the confidence Of the unfor-
innate.
The following ars sous Of the diseases termed
"Privsse,' snd which DR.. James permsssnely
eradicates. vis-syphili., primary, secondary
Gcnofrhea Nocturnal and Diurnsl Emissions.
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and Lcins,
ln6amatiou of the Bladder and kidneys, khcu-
matism. Hydrocele, verecocele, Cancers, etc.
Diseases peculia 10 Females, such - lmenorr-
Nervous Debility, etc., successfully treated.
DIR. James long practice in New Orleans. and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity, and
the almost entire Southern press. should COW .
vince the most skeptical that DR.. James con end
will perform all that he promises.
Df. 9ames wocid also call the attsntion espes-
tally Of those who have priv stely aAd improperly
injured themselves, In That secret ed solitary
habit-which ruins both body and mind. unit
Ting them for both business and society, ptoduc-
ing both Constitutional Deetlitg and linpotsncy
choly effects producsd BY early habits Of youth or
< xual excuses, viz: Weakness Of the BAek and
Limbs, Pain in the Hesd, Dimneas Of Vision
Loss Of Muscular Power, PalpitatiOn of the
Heart, Dyspepsia. Nervousness, lrritsh,lity,
Symptoms OF Consumption, DC. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more 70 be dread
ed loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas, De
preston Of Spirits, Evil lorcbodings, Aversion
to Society, Self Distrust, Love Of Solitude, fim-
idity, &C., ere sumo Of the evils produced.
All persons afflicted With any Of the above dis
eases and symptoas should not fail TO call on DR.
James, and BE- d once restored TO perfect health
Let NO false dslieacy deter you, bat call Of Ones
and save yourselves from the swfdl end terrible
consequences Of these much to be dreaded maIa-
dies. -i
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS Immediately
cu.ed and full vigor restored.
Those at . distance, by describing symphonic
prompt attention by addreesing
DIR. d. b. JAMES,
P. 0. Box a.l9s Tian9i -dAw1yl Chicngo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Roll called-Mr Henly absent.
Petition from one hundred voters ofScott
county, presented for the purpose Of form
ing another township between Princeton
and Winfield, was referred to Messrs Wing
Murray and Ross.
Petition for building bridge on the Du.
buque road, near Winfield, over creek, was
received and referred to the Committee on
Highways.
Petition from Silas Glaspell, having paid
taxes on certain lands, which have been
since sold for alleged unlawful charges, asks
for indemnity. Referred to the Committee
on Equalization.
Samuel Hirschl, petitioning the Board to
cancel certain false assessments on property
in the city Of Davenport and vicinity. Re
ferred to the Committee Oh Equalization.
Petition from citizens Of LeClaire, pre-
scented to the Board, asking aid to repair a
large stone bridge on Main street, directly
on the road to Princeton. Referred to the
Committee on Highways.
Permanent School Fund, and relief war
rants, was referred to the Committee on
Public Officers.
Claim Of Blue Grass Township on Hickory
Grove WAS referred to the Committee on
Miscellaneous Matter.
Mr.. Gates then moved that the Board ad
journ till o'clock A. n. tomorrow, in or.
der to give the committees time to examine
records and prepare reports. Passed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
\ Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
NJ 4 IA |I EBEF|
AND NODE OF TREATMENT is

The s1csoee Or Formation.
lt penetrates the secret Anbash
Of this terrible disease, aud extermnates IT, root
and branch, forever.
Il removes All the vvretcheA
symptoms Of this losthsome malady, aud averts
IL cleans che head. deoaorlses
the breath, and affords the most grateful relief
lt n1cv1ntcs more Agony ana d.
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
lt II noted f6r curing the neoss
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed In.
1fcares HAY. Rose and Perloa.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
" fsrn sfCaearrh - nsises Il
the head can resist it, penetrating power.
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His ri
r.. GoI1aie.s Casarrh nemeay
Isl harmless liquid. inhaled from the palm Of
Dr. =. Gsooaalc - lxnown ahros.
Ought the country a the author Of the only True
TheoSy Of Catarrh ever published. Where IT,
origin-whas its ravaGes-mode Of treatment
and rapid cure in al it, forms.
Dr. 0eoaale.s Pamphlet On Co
t:sra should e red y every one = g. =
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CASAenn. The nsDe Of D.. r. 0oodale he's
become familiar throughout the country 70 Ne
victims Of Catarrh, from his well-earned fame In
curing this terrible disease. He y the arst asd
only person who ever penetrated the secret en-
bush Of this fearful malady. His remedy and
mode Of treatment ID the only one ever known 70
care iA-[Troy, n. Y. Daily Times.
Pliny Mills, the well-kn0wn traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. 0oodale W. for
many Year,, says: Fst@
IF Dr. Goodale ssys he can cure Caerrh he
can cure IT," He further certi0es that the Dr.
hes few equals In medical skill and No superiefs
n successlhl practise. 80
Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh ,-Dr. Ocoo.
ooly s6oeds 10 rrsasest relief II every verissy
n fatarrh. ~ 4 extinguishss the disease forev.
= a 81 ~ tvnss and stages. Every oae SPEAKS
VEN q itH, 7; c s:.. $1,000 g. r..si,e.
O B. PAkKBR 1ols Agent.
go A. - Blsesksr -, n. q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

SAu FAAHcIsco, Nay al.-The overland
mail Z srr Wing r rsscl;s!ly. n:Line through
A public meeting Of sympetAy With Ju.
arez liberals Of Mexico, N their efforts to
sustain the Republic Of Mexico 10 called for
to morrow. A considerable feeling exists
on the subject The community viii sus.
tain the authorities in their efforts to main
tain neutrality. 20 long ~ that IL the policy
Of the Government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
DOARD OF sUPERVa9OHS.
JUNE sRssloN-rInsr DAY.

MONDAY, June 9Th, 1896.
Upon calling the RON III the members ap.
peared except Aesss. Gatss and Mathews.
Minutes Of the last day Of the January
session, and also that of the extra session
held in April, were read and approved.
The claims that have been presented
since the last session were then laid before
the Board by the clerk, and received and
referred to the Committee on Finance.
Also the claims which had not been here.
tofore reported upon by the committee,
which were received and referred to the
Committee on Bridges and Highways.
Also the claims which had been paid du-
ring vacation, from the 1st of January,
1866, until the present time, by order ofthe
Directors Of the Poor, and under authority
given by resolution Of the Board, which
were received and referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Tho clerk also laid before the Board the
following official bonds, which were referred
to the Committee on Public Ofhcers
u. s. Garloch, Township Clerk, Rocking
ham.
S. P. Stevens, Township Clerk, Blue
Grass.
JAS. Brown, Justice of the Peace, Pleas.
ant Valley.
J. O. Murphy, Justice of the Peace,
Princeton.
J. Langheim, Justice of the Peace, Hick-
DRY Grove.
g. W. Baker, Justice of the Peace, Buff
falo
II. 8. Garloch, Justice Of the Peace. Blue
Grass.
g. Willy, Constable, Hickory Grove.
w. J. Culbertson, Township Clerk,
Princeton.
William Wilson, Township Clerk, Pleas
ant Valley.
Also the papers Of loans made from the
Perpetual School Fund, which were receiv.
ed and referred to the Committee on School
Fund.
Also designations of G.. W. Baker, Jus.
tice Of the Peace, Buffalo, and D. II. Sever
ance. Constable Of Davenport Township
which were referred to the Committee on
Public Officers.
Also petition from Samuel Knox, for
release from judgment in favor Of ths
School Fund, for attorneys fees. Referred
to the Committee on School Fund.
Also q communication from the State Au
ditor in reference to Permanent Schoo
Fund. Referred to the Committee or
School Fund.
On motion of Mr.. Farber the Board ad.
journed until 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

The following y ah extract from letter writ
ten b the nsv. J. 8. aolme. pastor efths Pierre
pont street Dsptist Church. Brooklyn, n. r., "a
~ Jtsessl sa5 xssssng~, Cincinnati, o., end
spssks volumes h favor II The world rsaooued
medicine, MRS. wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHIN0:-
I'VE see IN adsertissnsnt n yer solums o.
mrs. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Nov, We hever said . word In favor Of patent
medicine bsf6Fsin our liis, but ws feel compelled
= ~ = yous rsedses that this i ne hunbag-
~ Asrs tried u 90 Aaoss y ell do sH Il elais
II 10 probably enc Of The uest snecessiul medi
cinss Of the day, bsesase n h 90 Of the best
Ana thees sfyeur sssAsrs Who have bAbiss cam
d bettsf thea lay in supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
.Mess.sJbssl,s Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, MARSHAL OF THE
i City Of Davenport, will offer at public sale,
SECOND street, between Main and Harrison Sts..
on Wednesday. the 7th day Of June, 1865, ct .
o'clock r. N. Of said day, one bay GeldinG about
afsen (l5l ysars old, found running q large IN
the city Of Davenport. and BY me taken up on
the ss!h Of May, 1855. in pursuance Of the City
pay expenses Of taking, keeping and selling the
same.
Davenpoet June cd, 1866
WIN. POOL,
ie2-dfd CITY Marshal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
NEW York, June 4:

NEW YORK, June 3.
The HerdlTs Charleston correspondent re-
ports the arrest of Gov. Magrath, of South
carolina, at Columbia, ON the 9th ult., for
high treason He was taken to Hilton Head,
and would soon be sent North for trial. He
surrendered himself quietly to Lieut.. Brek
who was sent to arrest.him. Wade Hampton
escaped and his whereabouts are unknown
Before the arrest of Magrath he issued q
proclamation suspcnding his own functions
as Executive of the State, stating that the
war is over and that it Is the duty Of the
people to forbear opposition, which is hope
less, and to reconcile themselves to that sub
mission which the Government Of the United
States can impose and they cannot resist
He urges them to resume peaceful pursuits
and says he is ready to meet charges against
him ut any time and place.
Columbia is garrisoncd by the 21th Ohio
regiment.
The citizens were taking the oath of al
legiance in crowds.
Other towns in the interior of the State
are properly gafrisoned.
Secretary Wcllcs, Postmaster General
Dennison and party have visited Charleston
and Savannah, III the Santiago de Cuba.
Admiral Dahlgrens vessels will shortly be
sent North.
New York, June A.
Adviccs from New Orleans give the de-
tails OF the surrender Of Kirby Smiths for
ces, hut the main facts have already been
stated.
II is reported that some of the rebel Gen
erals had requested permission of Gen. Can
by to lie allowed TO take 10000 of their
troops across the Rio Grande into Mexico,
to the assistance Of President Juarez.
The rebel Generals were very anxious to
obtain permission to ship and sell cotton
enough TO pay their troops, but the scheme
fell through.
The rebel Gen. Price had gone to Calves
ton in the transport Clinton, and Gems Blu.
chanan and Brent returned TO Alexandria,
accompanied by Gen. Heron, who will ar
range for the occupation Of the country by
Union armies.
Gen. Bailey's expedition from Mobile had
arrived at Baton Rouge. They were well
received by the people along the whole line
of march No armed bodies Of men were
seen except q few guerrillas, a part Of whom
dashed into our lines at Eton, Miss, shot
one Of our men and escaped, though the citi.
Gems cC-Operatcd with our troops in the at
tempt to catch them.
A Richmond letter says member Of the
English Parliament has offered Gen. Lee a
splendid residence in London and sum Of
money, the interest of which would support
himself and family for life.
President Johnson's Amnesty Proclama
ton made the rebel citizens Of Richmond
feel very sorely.
Gen. Heth had voluntarily taken the oath
Of allegiance
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
ps)oo, only - oonto . ooes'e'
The Flere1ee Nlghtsngale
II 10 Nursery.
E. The followioR 10 On extract from . letter writ.
ten ~ ~ Rev. O. :. Wsioop, 10 the 00snon Re.
FORMED As~g~, q Chanbsrsburg. Pa
A DENBFAC.TREeO.

There 10 woman in the public eye whose name
he'd eli along been associated, In our mind, With
the ''Ysnkee," 'Qusck." and .'Humbug' But
It y 20 10 longer. and ~ dssiee 70 wrest be,
name from III such suspicious association In oil
other olDds. Whatsvsr notions We ny have o.
womanly dslicacy and propriety, We will admit
thal woman alone h the Nurse the good Nurse
the best Nurse. Whether We shall have Female
Phyetciea1 - not, u qusetion whtch must be
decided by time and principle, and not - mat
ton may - we'll behsve themselves, for If there
i really . waaa, there will also BE ssspply- Il
there 50 "ealling," there will be c0DsSng.
Neture and human society are always self supply
ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder.
they cannot prevent. No.
tls,wen Nor does she prescribe regimen iof
your wivse; but modsstly appssss - messen
re of health cad huppiness TO your ISrAN1s IN
he cradle 10 there snything improper 10 that
A Nurse of "2O years experience can bolo.y
to be listened 70. God speed her ON humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
icisn end most eectual beneiactress our little one
ever enieyed--hsr doting parents rot excpeted.
juat open the door for her, and mrs winslow
viii prove the American F'orsnee ns ~ y
wiIl tesch osr :. euss" 70 say "A BlnssMo o.
NJ. WMs.ow''-for nsleing her 70 survive ant
Iss sosasr .s ssS r,S n eSe pnosrrc
res. Il performs precisely what processes
nerform. every part Of it-nothing lese. Ava
YOUR cordial" "Faregoric." Drops" "Lsnds
num-" aud every other Narcotic. BY which IN
babe il drugged into stupidity, ana rendered ou'
We have never seen Mrs. wioslow-know he
only through the preparation Of her " Soothing
syrup for Children Teething." If We had tn
power. ~ would make her, o. she Is, physica
savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
M. 3 0 II MS
DRY GOODS, Js-0zTON'

and spectacle Store,
Ne. . DEoAy street, neor Fronts
III and other stock n my line Cheaper than
INV other Aefchant n the city I bought ~
eocas very Low, and cannot - 001eHs
1o16. Nv goods ere Of he best quality. Eve
rybody d invited 10 call Perfect satisehctioh
curantesd.s Gall end nake sxamiaaaions for
yourselves. - ma1dl@
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05
WARRINGTON, June 4
the Treasury has d

W AbHiNolON, - uIIc 4.
The Secretary of the Treasury has pub.
lished correct statement Of the public debt,
a. appears from the books Of the Treasury
returns and rcquisitions in the Department
on the 31st of May, 1865. The recapitula-
ton shows the amount outstanding bearing
interest in coin to be 81 ,1Oe, 1889, the in.
tcrcst being $64, 4S0, 4S9 The debt bearing
interest in the lawful is $1,O53,476,371, the
interest being 600, 1884 The debt on
which interest is per cent, s472, s29, 070
The total Indebtedness is 81, 6S5, 2O5, 753, the
interest both in gold and paper being $l24,
0B8, 874. The amount of legal tenders not in
circulation is $859, 100, 1885, These include
S432, 8S7, 800 Of the new loan issue and $50,
i48,0 geo of the compound interest notes I'M
der the act of June S0th, 1894. rhe uncallcd
for pay acquisitions is $4,000, 900 and the
amount in Treasury notes over $25,0O0,O00
The amount in fractional currency is $24,-
&C., 600
The 2jth and 211th Pennsylvania regi-
ments, attached TO the 9th Army Corps, was
mustered out of service and left this morn
ing for their homes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

'oolUsg4ot lnclu6oo h ~ terms eYteu1Gd
70 the variou Confederate armies.
--------D-o--
NEW YoaK, June g.
The Charlsston Ceasriw d the 18th ult.
.ays Ma Davis. Ma G. c. Clay, and parry
hAye arrived ~, 6evnnnAh. s,s,i irss
Chief Justics Che and party hAd arrives
y Jacksonville r. M Yoak INN. /
New Orlsans papers contain details Of Ii,
Surrender Of Miby Smiths forces Tn
capitulation was completed May 95th. Gen
Bucknef, Il appeafs conducted the last cap
itulation. He showed Gen. Candy indis
putable authority TO oct Tor Gen. Smith
The rebel Navy was represented BY Capt
Carter. Dick Taylor was also present..
President johnson for measures to brin(
A1aboinA aeaiA into the Union.
The P0s's Washington special says:
Howell Cobb and other leading rebels ar
expected at Washington today or to-mor
row, under arrest.
The President was beset to-day by dele
Disinnded troops are departing rapidly
for their homes. sf
The 9Th corps, Gen. Wright commanding
which has gone into camp at Bailey's Ctos'
ROadaL Virginia, is 10 be reviewed during
next week, preparatory to mastering out Q
the troops.
The Secretary Of War has decided that
troops mustered out of service under Gen
erAl Order No. ~ of the War Department
are 10 be paid 70 the date Of their arrival o
the State rendesvous
Lieut. Gen. Grant will visit West Poin
next week, during the examination Of tn
cadets, and proceed thence to Chicago to ct
tend the great fair.
The Star says that paper In cypher VA
found floating in the dock at MOreheaa
City, N. c., on the 22d Of May, and has beeI
turned over to the Government officials. 1
has been literally translated and Is as fol
lows:
April %, 1865.
DEAR aN:-I am happy to inform 70,
that Pete has done work well. He Is SAT;
and Old Abe is in hell Now, sir, ali eye
are on you. You must bring Sherman.
Grant Is in the hands of old Grey. Redsloe
showed lack Of nerve in Stewards case, bu
he fell hack in good order. johnson mus
come. Old Crook has him in charge. Nint
well that brothers oath and you will hav,
no difficulty. All will be safe and we EMO,
the fruit Of our labor
Signed, C. b., No. 5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

COMMERCIAL.
Davenport NAarlEets.
OsyTcs OF RE DAvKNPoRf DsM0caAf,
Monday evening, June s. 1855.
WrlAs-No. !. we'll cleaned. round Andlplump,
Club, Tea and 0alena, SO cts; No. 3, al sound
aot clean enough for No. l, e0c.
CoRx.-Shefled, No. l, sound, plump and dry
SAC. NJ. Q 80.
Oars. 2s@30c.
BARLRY.-85.
PoYAToks-G5.
BuITKR.-15c.
EG0s.-l21Ic.
New York Market.
Nsw YoRK, June
Cotton dull 45c midling.
FIouR-Market SC lower. &C S506.l6 Extra
State.
wn.A.:-very dull. sl.A2 Mil Club; 1.ss
OoSs.-Firmer. 5000 mixed western.
OAxs Firm. csc for Western.
PonK.-Firm. t2802e76 new Moss.
WnBE1v.-Quiet small sales.
New York Stocks.
Nsw YoRK, Juse s.
Gold opened at @135; rose to 4186s6 clos
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

An,,v School House, Hickory Grove, collect
I'd 81 Mics ". A. Longher and Miss s0inn ~ %
Rom school Dist No. & Blue Graas, Niss
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EDWARD RU6sELL, Treasurer.
Davenport, May 81, 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-05

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