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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

na1enlc nnat1tote..
Established 1850, and charter
ed BY the Legislatures Of Ken
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatment Of all diseases OF the
Urinary and 0enerstive Or
|esns. including Seminal Weak
nees and venereal Diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24
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Draft! iDRAFT!!!
Dsvsnpsrt Draft Insurance CO
C.aRXT.aL $50. 600.

The Dsvsoport Draft Insurance Compa
ny Incorporated under the laws Of the Stat.
Of Iowa, i prepared for . premium Of
I've 1lanAreA md Hslty Dellars,
70 insute against any drVt that may be Or
deesd within one vser
4 Limited Number Of Drafted Men.
il he vlrieus districts and sub-districts o.
To- 0tate = Iowa, and guarantee to furnish
= 80 Of the insured q may be drafted,
a aooepted Substitute, q, instead thereof
the eulh It 81, 200, ct the option Of the CON.
pany.
A. J. PRESTON, President.
JNO. l. DAVIES, vice-Prssident.
Ina n. GlvSonp, Treasures.
". +. KlDssn, 6smstazy.
For policies apply -
JOhm Y. GvvltD q Co..
General Agents, Nickolls Heck, (up stairs)
aase UAVBNPORT, IOWA
Davenport Feb. 1-d&v1n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24
APeRMANENT cuRE,

THEIR CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged
from FIVE to seven thousand year, which gives
them an experience unsurpassed by any, and
equalled only by q few.
20 Remember they do not promise to cure oil
stages Of Disease. While all diseases are curable
if taken in season, all stages are not. Your case
may be durable this week., not next--to-day, moi
tomorrow: hence the danger Of delay.
No case will be received whem
there ssre any doubts Of Care
or Relief.
Our Terms are CASH; hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines Il costs
from five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with US, which includes medicines.
tH The poor will be favored.
Consultation Free.
Patients must write their name, state, post of.
hce address. All letters requiring an answer.
must contain a letter stamp, and be addressed TO
DIR. KNAPP 4 son, Box 64ss, Chicogo. III.
t. Any of the above diseases can be treated
:ucce ssully BY the patients describing their case
IN letter, when they cannot see us.
Dr. Knapp, who will visit Davenport regularly
IN the future, can be consulted at the LIE Claire
House, on Saturday 1 Sunday, Dec. z4th & 25th /:
Saturday and Sunday, March 18th and 9Th !: Sat.
urday and Sunday, May 9Th and 7th, and Satur-
day and Sunday. July Sth and eth. Decl2dlv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

Experience has proved that Catarrh cannot be
cured by iocat treatment atone }. hence the many
advertised cures for 'atarrh, all Of which are To-
cal remedies, give relief only while the patient il
under them. but c<rer cure
Understanding the disease and we know il can
not be cured BY LOCAL treatment alone. therefore,
we also prescribe constitutional remedy to be
taken, and BY the combined local and constitu-
tiondt treatment, we enabled to remove the
causes Of Cdtdrrh. and thereby effect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

DEYNOLD6 BLOCK, NEAR POST OFFICE,
N cornc: Dearborn and Matteson street, Chi
cago, H.. DIR. b. PHILIP REYNOLDS, NJ. d.,
(laie Of the Royal Ophthalmic Hospital and Uni
versity College, London,) Surgeon. Oculist and
Aurisi. DR.. Reynolds warrants oil cases where
the organs are perfect in formation. Artificial
Eyes, Ear Drums, &C., inserted. Examination
end Opinion free p. o. drawer $685.. Tian2l- dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

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The un6niG)ned b0dneD Of yestep1ay,
Whidh wnst Tie sallfoa1 BILL M taken up
Mr.. NyeIesuubed The il0oF.
Mr.. Wf1ooh offered veoolufiOn to hold an
evening ssouicn, which was adopted.
:. WAsinnafox, Feb. =.
Commander Trcnchard Of the Q. s..
steamer Rhode Island, telegnphod 70 the
Navy Depnstment from Hampton Roads,
this Z. n, that our troops wese within four
miles Of Wilmington. Heavy nring was
heard and our troops we've advancing rap
Idly.
Information nom the Army Of the Poto-
mac, says that the army was in great glee
over the capture of Charleston. They be
gin 70 zee In the evacuation Of that strong
hold, that the end Of their labors draws
uieh. A shoeted salute WAS fired through
the whole line IN honor Of the event.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

EOR SALE-A fine FLOODED Horse, seven
- yesrs old good trotter, and pronounced by jlds
one al the bsst imbed horses the country The horse
vas ra.ed Ia PiAe county, No and drew the prize
It tho fxir In that county whom colt He of dark
bro~n co!os, almsgt black. aud largo size viii he
sold cheap Apply to Or. CURTIS the Office of Drs
Sanford Curtis, on Fifth street, between Main and
Blondsau, Keokuk. ape7-t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

Sheridan's Mode of Fighting.

Every master of battle tactics has favorite
pode of fighting, varied of course by circum-
ances, and especially by the wary DISPOSE
ons OF the enemy. A study Of Sheridan S
campaigns will, we think, disclose the pecu-
Arity of his very readily. His success has
cen most brilliant-the secret of it is very
nipple. In the first place, as we are told by
N enthusiastic private, just home from the
Fars, Phil. Sheridan fights to win" 9th
4 Generals mannuvre, and try to outwit the
nemy-to excel in defensive battle the of
ensive of such is always weak. We do not
low speak of Sheridan S raids, which, al
hough conducted in the most mastery man
her, are subordinate in character to other
(lans, and usually seek to elude the enemy.
But no, in his grand tactics, as displayed at
Winchester, Cedar Creek and Five Forks, we
observe a principle which finds its expression
b the following order of attack He organ
zed his army into three divisions-two strong
parallel columns of attack. thrown with the
Iercest impetuosity upon the enemy, and a
reserve in rear. When the battle RACES in
rpnt. so that his foe is fully engaged, his re-
erve, moving by the flank, usually the right,
makes a double file around upon the flank
Ind rear of the earnestly employed enemy,
Md rolls him np on the enemy. just such
we're the tactics Of Dessaix and kellerman,
At Mareneo. The former moved his six thou
band infantry, by the main road, upon Gen.
Zach : triumphant advance from Alexandria,
while the latter, moving by the right, made
Houble left turn upon Pilatti' S Austrian horse,
|hnd won the day. Sheridans invarisble sue
hess. then has been due to the great earnest
hess and Nlor with which he always imbues
bis troops, and then to his tactics of two col
|umns and thanking reserve.-United States
ISe1rice Nagqzine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unsqualed preparation which Possesses the pecu
liar properties Of restoring hair s color
and causes IL to the color IL possessed before
turned grey. 1t is permanent for dsndrrr
strengthens and ervens the Of the hair
hair isstsag and natur2 moisture scurf
itching and soreness Of skin Persons that tried
ths preparation say that they have tried all kinds
Tonic ard Hair Rsstcrativss and had been able
and article that would prodrce the desired result
anth they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured pc
sons who had cold masses of dardF1c all knitted
cenentsa together In the share Of cap covering nh
whole hesf and in the Of thirty after using
Tonic thesearfxn aanirun all disappeared ard the
hair, Which lad until that time beea prevented from
growing, rssuE,edi its former healthy srowth.
In the Of ons James Mershon OF the i'm
antry, whose head covered with thick coating Of
dsbdraf and scnrf mentioned abave and whose hair
had almost completely ALLEN out ia shown Yrtue
this Tonic for IN the % thrre weeks application
Of il HE scalp Assumed healthy conditions and his hair
commenced 10 grow beautifully This only one
cf the kindin thaszad coud mention many others
but for waB. cfspsce AID cost prevented from do
fngsG.
Sold BY 6 GORGE C4BIs, corner OF Second Main
street Price rs cents per bottle liberal discount
he srsa~ Hnch3i-tsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22
EGAL NoTICE-To III S Austin a

IT EGAL NOTICE. To H. s. Austin and
81 --- sustia. h!s WIFE Slnuel Marsh. Vim Lee
aud Edward neisyau, trustees &C. Caleb Cope Co,
VIM IL Ewing Barefoot Beaver * Co. Anna z Worth
decd Miller Mayhem Co Geo CABINS, stryker Wood.
vii Preston, Rebeccs sidney Burrows. executrix II
The Of James Burrows deceased, u Cox, Wm
Coicmsn. Mary Ramsay and spoasrd. of
Co II Bar oil, Linclean, Edward kbourne, George
Parsons, VIM Aldrich. Haowell & Co, Woods
Christy Co, De. Mones Valley Paukroad Company,
Lvu,an Mckesn, VIM Spencer, v Proctor, Stone Vim
Wilson X W Dpsilver 4 WILSON, Wooihey, Hope &
Grayaon Bowen McNamee wilson Geo McCrary.
executor dshonf Of the estate Of Peter Sngerard
deceased the State of Iowa for the ef the School
Fund. jennings Andrews. Jennings Anderson,
Wheeler. beii.ws CO. WIN l. Rndifck, VI Alpxan-
der. No rifles Charm Lee, John Hurst, Charles
McKibben, JShu Patton Joseph Webster, II Rid A VI
Ceren0r Amos Barrett John Applebee WIN Patterson.
Jn0 Carol Twtedy N0rttnn plmpton os J Ifaniil,
Hennng Woodruff J " Johns On. scBtor OF the es-
tate Of WIN II q TaTreace creased, A tirnnan Mott
eauh-r c. l. p ozone, NJ HsiiuEay Il c.: Yea and
IL the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa at Keokuk petition in quity Of Geo Is
smyth praying for Decree quieting in him the lite
lots eleven and twelve in block ten in the c Of Keo
knk Lee county, Iowa alleging that he Is Ia
thereof praying the Of certain deed
which have been imptrecty executed, AMI for decree
declaring said property free and clear OF any en claim
In ~ any OF YOU growing ont of asy Judgment
otherwise AMI emitting eff any emit; If redemption
which any Of yau may claim under certain mortgages
held ~ the plaintiff aud under certain decree OF fore
closure which has been sssirraf - bin
tnless you ape.f thereto and s-feBd beure oi
the I'd lay Of the OF said District Corrt TO
commence on the frs, Monday In Sept nter. lsc5 de-
Revenue stamp Soc RANKIN MfhtRy
jylsd4w ltuel Atty's for pI'G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22
A EA e GATlN.!7
Farm for Sale for Less than the Cost
rxnprevensn4sI

The Wood of Of 90 leres o. ~ L~.s ~ II, Mar.
Of Die cm.i,0 and Deltse1es = - R'R.
'YNHE Farm contains 100 aHree. G;tnataa ~ q
miles due east of Croton. ~ csoidS lua1s Win !.
good, large Frame House. Bank Barn Who'll sh Al
Work ehpp Pou Try House. smoks Hogse M Sbeds \,
Stalng for stock good Cellar iaxe@ <sterr ~,
fvsr falling Well There is also asxc&A 8sw,d X.
House for Tenant have from 500 n % 51er Of cats
Fruit Of all kinds There ~ Acras rnder fence
the bslsrce good timber to mafAet MI propor
ton Is set In Ioiproven nss ars an nery nev
viii sell very low II applied coon on the nreni.es
WI eHiow two an rter ctions Of land Aeaf cA1 {. Of
staSs.s ? = fa1g 3Adswim} = 9 = M tY9!f :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22
EGAL NoTICE.-To Clarice d. Char.

EGAL NOTICE.-To Clariee ID. Char
- ner: You are hereby notified that there is on
die In this office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa. AT K-osnk petition u john Cbarnier,
riaiming Of divorce from the bonds Of mstrimony
cn the ground Of desertion.
Unless you appear thereto and defend before Of
he second day OF the next term of said District Court
r. be commenced the frst Monday Ia September,
s65 decree will lie rendered against You by de-
Fault RANKIN A Nicer AIRY
Revenue stamp Soc Itul Atty's for Pif.
ISHERIFFeS SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ eorrtv -By virtue of special execution 10 me
directed issued by the Clerk If the District Court Of said
Bounty ia favor Nancy A. Schofed and against c. W.
IThonlson y. Hayden and q. Washington Mears,
have er ID upon aud will sell to the hi CHEST bidder
the front door the Clerks Office the District Court
Iof lee county, Iowa. keokuk in said county, the
|lath DAY Of August A. D. 1885, between the hours of
O'Clock " and O'Clock p. " commencing at O'Clock
IT, of said day the following property, o~t Lots
n and three 81 in block forty fonr III aud los
lone i and two in black ory-eieht A. all in d. W.
|kihourne addition to the city Of Keokuk Lee county,
Iowa.
To ~ order court to satisfy said writ of exc
|cuton.
Keokuk. July IS, 1865. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Foe T. COL ftul Sherih Of Ice Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

A Mn. SToyE, of Burlington, Vermont,
eloped last week with the wives of three OF
khe most respected citizens of Nashau, New
Hampshire. They crossed to Canada on a
lumber barge, nnder cover of night, and were
asst heard of at St. Leon. Canada East,
|plosely pursued by one of the injured hus-
hands
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

! re RarTHys Bnrach the 1lasd, and
Dsautfy the compex.on use Hefmbod's Highly Corcen.
srsngth one gallon Of the Dyrap Or Dseo6oon.
- AseVgs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22
THIRrT.PIvE THOUSAND E0wIN UsEl

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an
nounce the greatest triumph in musical instruments of
the age During the past half century the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows and two pedals for the feet operate
but the want of the reversed EXHAUSTION BELLOWS
(which is the only bellows used made
1t impossible fer them 20 produce the mellow, rich and
musical for which truments celebrated
Another OBJ ection to this method of blowing VAS that
both feet being occupied, opportunity ored for
the management Of the swell. years
instruments constructed this European plan of
doube blowers have been manufactu red this
try and to counteract this difficulty want of swel
lever has been projected from the the insfru-
ment 10 act upon the we'll sr TN KNEE
The Inconvenience and cortnron to ec; this
object disagreeab enough gent lean but to
lady the ofsuch appensges nearly irpossi BILE
Our device oh yiates this dicuity entirely
the simple act Of blowing with less giving
desired increase decrease in the volume oftone
For seventeen years the superior excellence Me-
has not been for years
the enor dsmsndhas made IL impossible for us to
meet our orders promptly With ourincreasedtacites
In sssurhg patrons that their or
ders will be promptly met continuance OF
their patronage. tt
a. siSsrsi dssessaste clsrgy~sa cAs-eAes .ss
oeAssfs.
, 1865-04-01

Notwithstanding the steadiuees Of gold. the
general produce markets to day were panlc-Htstek-
en- and weak, and We harat to note very material
decline in prices. The fall in grain was caused
mainly by the action Of rome parties who sold out
property On which advances were made, the mar
gins having expired
The Provision market ruled dull and heavy. and
price. have strong downward tendency. Mess
Pork vas heavy and 60cQSto0 lower, With sales
of 100 bsls at $e3o0 and 500 brls, to be delivered
at Milwaukee, at $s3.a5. Prime Mess Pork was
quiet and 5oc lower, with sales Of only 200 brls at
$3.50. Bulk and Picked Meats and Lard ara ne
elected and entirely nominal.
H1ghwine. were very dull, and We note further
decline Of DC per gallon, with gales Of 100 brIs at
e. 6t and 200 brls On pit.
The decidedly unfayorabla character OF The
news from New York had depressing Inauence
On the Flour MARKET and prices were nom,nally
1c@15e loETer. There waH no inquiry Of any mo-
meut, aud the transactions were uniuaportant at
ss-7s for Spring supers and 1925 for White Win
ter cxtraa. Spring extras may he uoninallJ
quoted at S6.o0@85o.
There vas quite panic In the Wheat markell
and prices deprecated 4Ga3c on No Spring since
The close OF Change yesterday but the mafKet
ruled very active at the decline--the demsna oe'
Ing By short sellers whose contracts uatureo 10"
day. Towards The close there WAS qnlfe seafea.y
Of "spot" Wheat, aud the market ral1ea Ss9os
from the lowest point reached during tha oas, D.'
at the close the improvement Was NOT saa'a'nso'
There was considerable Wheat throWn on 'as u,at'
kct-ihc margins hag7ng expired h11sa opsms
Wheat was quiet but drm at yestesaass quo@.
,,on NJ srshrlno vsa 16asc lower. The transac-
ions foot up Sc 90 bu al s11s TOR chleafo E1tra'
81 t.ts@1. 10 for No /, and ae@a7c for No Spring,
al fredericksburg IN. with sellers 1t s.oa: .o6i,
,pd buyers at 100 foe No Spring.
, 1865-04-01
Lake Superior letter.
G1IyrxnN- ESa. Afaxat. O. IL


Editors Chicago Tribune:
Allow me to compliment you on tue very
sensible views expressed in your Issue Of the
18th inst. on the importance Of the trade be-
tween this countEys aud Chicago. In doing
so do not claim that it Is an instance Of Dis
interested friendship on our part towards the
Chicago merchants, manufacturers and ship.
pers, for our people really expect and believe
that thu benefits they arc to receiy By the
opening Of the new route you refer to, viii be-
fully commensurate with those they give,
That the advantages received by both parties
will depend much On the disposition Of each
to avail themselves Of them.
One important fact should be steadily
borne in mind, viz: That the completion of
the Peninsula Railway is but the entering
from Gieen Bay to Escanaba, and from the
present terminus Of the Peninsn1ar road to
l'Ansc Bay, and thence west to the mines of
this country. and Northeast to those of
uoughton and kewanaw countie thus givin.
the immense mineral districts Of this Lake q
winter communication oTer the n. ". R au-
way and its tributaries with the outside world.
arrangements are now making to organize
a Company and commence the work on one
ut least OF these links, !. E. the L'Anse Bay
and Ontonagon Railway. The ample lana
grant madc BY Congress some years since,
and nomina,ly accepted BY the Marquette
and Ontonegon Railway Company, will be
turned to account BY the Organization of two
companies, one branching west and the other
southeast, and probably a third northeast
from L'Anse Bay. Iuame them in the order
in " h1ch think they will be bn:lt, the one
connecting our mines with L'Anse being the
most important, will probably be the first
constructed, the means for its completion
being already pledged by capitalists interest
ed in Its curly completion. While these ad-
ditlensl facilities ere being completed, let us
not fail to avail ourselves OF those already at
our disposal. Tour people should also bea:
the bread and meat producing pralr1cs Of the
Wet, will be constantly increasing, no home
supply will ever affect 1t.
An 0LD RESTnFyT
, 1865-04-01
nK, TEBBETTS'
PIN SOCIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR.

SO popular Is this s. Ice II the Esstern states,
that IN tettcen ts1s Of t.a prcseEt u onth. March
4s9 bottles were sold in Bo.ton It Il not DJc. II
will RESTORE Gray Hair to It's original color. II
prevents TIE Hair n1<a f2llins on. 1t promotes
Luxu1iant Growth Of New Hair 1t all itching
sad nsursls!a OF the Scalp EVERY BOTTLE Ii
WARRANTED.
"a. MAScHKsTKa, June 18th. 1861.
DE- IzH8EEes- Sir: tee1 *try much ptcased with
the effect your Hair Reseneraor has had on my head.
When began to u.e 1t, ab@ ut two months ago. 1n5
and now u al covered with , beautiful growth ID
nne glossy lair mere than two lnche7 long. It has
ncs1 ,wen'Enve years stnce uny hsir fell Of, and
have tried most Of tho 1e1ent that havo
hten brought before the pubic without fecatv1nE any
benefit tsel t,uy thankful for the b:nens ha7a
ytceised. and can nd It to al a being the
be- t p:eDasAlcn eysr brought before the public.
Ers. URIAH II. FOSs.
MANCHESTER. Dec. sth, 1859.
MEssKs. TKH8xFTa HRoTGEEs:-1Y hair h1& teeo
T=7Y 6rsy tos MOI than ten year,, during whie1 me
1have been constantly using tie tiG:rent prepaka-
tio.s tat the hair they theiT appear.
arce but without anJ benefit Hhntever. 1t u now
two months since began to use you:s. and at tna
present tae my hair IS slmost ps,f,ct black. Cts
natural color} md as SOFT nxt ossy when boy.
Ittl2k you- preparation will 4oon be used to the axr
c,ustc1 OF all others. HENRY BENNETT, j.,
Bo.roa, March tst, l3s5.
TKnBETTs BRoTuKRs-Genla: Thn Physiological
Hair ttGenfIator Is sailing bette: Tran NET o'har p-o-
parat1o1 and giving uott unoo7aded ssttzfactaon.
G. G. GOODWIN q CO., Wholesale pT1zxfstE-
W- Prise per bottle 3l.25.
SMITH DwYEK, 92 and "a Lake street, Wholesal9
and ketsll IL & e. GENT Sold BY ali good Druggists.