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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

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ISPEER'S SAMBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for it, medicinal and beneficial
qualities, highly esteemed by eminent ply rcians used
10 European and American Hospitals, and BY some u
the first families in Europe and America.
AZ IONlC-lt has no equal, causing AZ appetite,
and building up the system being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape.
AS DIURETlC- timparts ahealthy action OF the
Glands, Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial IN
Dropsy, Govt and Rheumatic affections
SPkERr WINE ID pure article from the Juice Of
the Port Grape, possessing medical prophecies supe-
Or to any other wine In use and an excellent article
~ all weak and debtitated persons, and the aged and
nd children. M
Try i once, and you will not be deceived,
~ BE sure the signature Of AlyRRD SPEER IL over
e cork Of each bottle.
Sold by druggists and all first class dealers who also
cell the CASTEILA PORT BRANDY a choice old
article, imported only by Mr. Speer direct from the
valley OfOporto.
= ~ Trade supplied by wholesale druggists in New
York Buston. Philadelphia and st. Louis And by 1
A. SPEER at his Vineyard in New jersey Princi-
pal Once. AS Brontway. New York
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON 4 STARKS,
Wholesale and Retail Drnggists Dec4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh
81 7 SS 4 ISRI||i:
AND NODE OF TREATMENT ID


1t penetratcs the secret Al buph
Of this terrible disease, aud extermnates IT, root
and branch, forever.
H removes All the WRECKED
symptom: Of this loathsoms nslady, and averts
consumption.
Il cleans the head. deeAori.es
the breath. and affords the most grateful relief
II a1evf4les more Agony and a.
lent suffering shan tongues can tell
IL - noted FIR caRAn9 tho Suona
hopeless cases, that every known means have
1t cures Nay, Rose and PerasA.
ic Catsrrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
types. H+9
~ EeFn efCaearrh - neases n
The head can resist Ne penetrating power.
lifetime in battling with this fell disease His ~
n. Goedlaiess Catarrh RAnetx
= harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm 8
~: =, G.esale = k..w. sAr,'-
Theory Of Catarrh ever psblishsd. where II
origin-what its rsvagce-mode Of trestnsnt-
and rapid cure in al il forms.
Or. G1oAales1 Ro0phlet - c.
ra should y! ss .ssd y s.srJ o.s !. EN- =
y THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CAfSAkn. The name Of DR.. B. 0Oodale has
become familiar Throughout the, couhtsy y he
victims Of Catarrh, from his veil earned fame in
only person who ever penetrated the secret IN.
bush Of this fearful malady. His remnay and
mode Of treatment is the only one ever known 10
cure it.-ITroy. n: Y. Daily Times.
Piiny Mills, the veil Traveller, nd
whose family Physician DR.. Goodale was for
III DR.. Goodale says he can cure Cstsrrh he
can cure it," He further certifies that the Dr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

ThssA 6aisks fsty ~ ths;Sllssor 81
IL lrisA PsSplN A9cy,papsr Published in
9plllh H ~ Slefos3' Win Aeieea r..
ninA Nns@snnd guilty hsfsssnranine ~
daps>fGn - ~ osSsn, -, Au0Shdsae ~
NVy~sf - h@A sd se,st6sihf iyesiEness
~ aitH3n y lhtIss GRIT Rritsia,s md
~ bssa Sastsacsd = sesd ssrvisads 'fsr
tvpaty vean. s.sa S.. ee.. "a ..ssl
II h1s1senss NJ. Lstys unselflsh pG&-
rietlsa fisss aboss - terfors Of M pow-
ssfal adversary sd u ossrsstablishes the
fAct that though .. "traitor = Il. England
be ~ a asdepe patriot to Ireland. He
has been convicted - felon, but no one
VII shajl rsad his dsfsnss win thisk Of bis
twenty years penal ssrvitude a anything
other than n,artytdsom to The best Of
causes. From bsiaS conspiratsr he has
become one Of the worlds chosen heroes.
By h's ssntsaeS 1shisaisn, o. whatsvss
na0s efforts for the redemption Of ireland
may DO known BY, hasl bssu justified for oil
tims - oene. Tn dignity which b will
cnfsf upon penal ssrvitude win rather be
an incentive than terror.
The Sublime vch6deucs IN the cause Of
his country which 10 display.a In his de-
fenss Will win the respect Of the world and
the love Of bic sountsymsn. Such words
~ the following seal the eternal disgrace OF
Enelaod while they crown the convicted
felon" with eternal honor:
With regard to the entire course Of nv
life" says he, "this know, that no man
evcr loved Ireland more than have: no
man hes ever given up his whole being 10
ireland to the extent that I have. From
the time came 20, what has been called
here, the. years a discretion, my entire
thought and being have been devoted to
Ireland. and believe this moment that
the majority Of my eountrymsn would pro-
nounce that am not criminal. but that I
have deserved cell Of ny country.
ireland Is no yet lost country, for as
long - there are men in any country pre-
pared 70 expose themselves to every diff.
Guilty ADD danger and ready to brave i'm
prisonment, aud death itself, need be. that
country cannot be lost"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23


We invite attention TO the extract wa
publish from the recent speech of Mr..
Washhurne at the Farmers Convention At
Morris, III. It is high time the people OF
Western and Northern Illinois, Wisconsin.
Minnesota and Iowa were waking up to the
great and immediate Importance of 10 i'm
proving the Mississippi river at the Rapids
that there shall be no longer any obstruc-
ton to loaded steamers in passing them.
Years ego this question was considered and
conventions were held at Davenport, Bur
lington, and st. Louis in relation to it. An
Appropriation was once made to improve
the Dss Moines Rapids, but the money in
Inc hands Of incompetent favoritcs Of the
war Department, was foolishly squandercd.
Trade upon the Mississippi has been
greatly crippled by the embargo which was
Iaid upon It by the rebels for four years.
ana by low water for two or three years.
bue business is again reviving and this
year has witnessed a considerabl increase
Inc prospects now are that next year there
Will DO = far greater increase, and that
from this time forward tho products Of the
Valley Of tho Mississippi will reach the
markets OF this country and the world over
TINS great highway which nature has pre-
pared.
The farmers Of Iowa need and must have
abetter and cheaper route to market than is
now furnished by the realroad monopolies
of Illinois and the East. To do this it is
not necessary to build great canals, hun
dreds OF miles in length, across the country.
here - our noble river, which 1t . compar
atls.'y tr'fi'ng expense, may be so improv
cd that the entire produce Of the Northwest
can Ind an easy and ready outlet Con
grcss has appropriated millions for the Pa
chic kalroad and other national works We
DO not object to this, il the appropriations
are judicio,,sly made, and the money hon.
estly expended. But where is the reason
or tho consistency in lavishine . hundred
millions on athoroughfare across q trsckless
waste Of country, while distractions az.
onrcmoved from the river by w,SCsee q
millions OF people shon,L &c = WV |
Of the worla, - * Unss.-,,. zach five
lows So .a2ss IA each the markets |
ko'1he representatives from
u.nnot do better service for their CON.
sti tuents than to press these matters upon |
the attention Of Congress and the country.
The people Of the West must have chcaper
To secure this there must
be completing lines. To furnish this
promptly and effectively the Improvement
OF the Mississippi is the most practicable.
the cheapest, the quickest, and in every re-
spect the most desirable and ayailable.-|
Burlington Haekeu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

HE TRAlroR LAWSUIT IN BosroS
the Supreme Judicial Court this morniug
Chief Justice Bigelow set aside the verdict
the case Sturtevant ogt. Allen. The suit
will be rccollected as one brought to rece yer
damages Of the defendant for reporting the
plaintiff as q secessionist and traitor to the
United States Marshal. of this district. in
consequence Of which the plaintiff claimed
that he was arrested and confined in 70. {
LAFAYETTE eight days The jury gave YER
dSct for $50 on the FIRST count, for injury to
reputation, and $4,000 on the secor d
count. for arrest and imprisonment. A new
trial has been ordered. Buston Journal
Dec IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

Receipts Of hogs Tuesday, 1850; this
year, 743.Oll since Oct. l. 1866, 23S. GOA.
Deficit since Oct. l. 1865, Is compared With
the receipts the same time last year. $780,.
52S: Prices ranged ftom % y 100 lbs. 10
~ for hogs averaging 3i9 lbs. Most OF
the hogs were sold frorn es. 80 to 90 y 1Of,
lbs. Packers took TIE largest proportion Of
the hogs sold. TIE market closed stead :.
with few hogs unsold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23
LOCoNnr,

go :.TE DAsnEs INTO A HorsE.
safday afternoon number Of worLmen be.
longing TO the City Locomotive Works were
engaged in getting mammoth new locomo-
tive for the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Company over temporary track
from the machine shop to the New JERSEY
Railroad track when 4 sin ular accident
occurred, which came near demolishing a
four story brick building at the corner Of
n Railroad avenue and Washington street.
The locomotive was fred up, and it is sup
posed the engineer shifted the valve the
wrong way, when the engine ran forward
instead of backward, crushed through the
vault under the cellar wall when it's further
progress was stopped. The building was
badly damaged. it was occupied by George
Hunter, as liquor store on the floor, and
6y large number Of families overhead,
amongst whom there was a great excitement
until 1t was ascertained that the danger was
past.-N. \. Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23
80 / 0Onn D0RWo
STD vESy STOVE9ll

6@e00S 0OO0 00mO11tQA 0AA
N4onleor C6n0on.
IVY Tnem. EashI rsssfved ~ First Premi.
- y. mn q tie late Agrienltsrsl tsir. THey
win ssvs one haf Of The fuel. which e "a ite1 &
" resent price Of coal; Alss may other HAD
Aannfa9sursss AZ S9ske SAspke elsiler Seseah.
fsg, esd Coppsf Work Of ell kieds. soeehnu
Ps.sp &c.. &C., and ~ kinds " tinAer'C Vcrk
and IN ssse sens1eelly "a hani asd 800 = -.
ess. ..,., DUHONT Z LlnDuRNBR :.
AoVdIy 10 Main g.. D6Stnpcft
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE, CURG.

VIII Cure Ague and Fever. Chills and Fever Dumb
Aguc. Intermittent and Rcinittent Fevcrs and eyery
form Of FevC1. incident to 10 the West -
- Among all the celebrated remedies for Aeue ana
Fever. first and foremost In rank stands =
Dr.. Easterly'sFever ( Ague Killer
This celebrated medicine has been afteen vesr. -
tablished IN St Louis and is universally known
ts0ughout the Mississippi Valley t0be an INFAIIIA
BILE CuEE for Asue md Fever in III lie forms. -
To Cure Ague and Fever.
Take dose ofDr. Esstc.ly Fsmit Pills. and when
XII ef, dgse a objected O IL 6olte. svss ~
HON :, uhei nine dosa5 have bes6 taken. II DC eenre
q vt w1cn Always stop Tie Ague 9a Fever he
tAgue kilef three time day On ths seventh. ausr
e emu 9 nem m0 70 twenty eight dlye. llser t6e
Cu MD; lAtctsfy MAJ. ::soinan and ana g. Il
e f aaS "a pr bGtils EN- g sssss % b.
s e; s'i as. S I'D 4 { 70 g Sa g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

n. Bin cases of Gonorrhea. elect and Sem
lnal Weakness, Dr. bakers Injection will be found
u valuable assistant to the Specific in subduing
the inflammation and checking the discharge, and
Get cure is effected. When both are used, they
never fail to GU RE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases Of priv ate diseases
~ treatise en- sexual disc asses called the
''Self Instructor" accompanies each bottle. =
Price-Dr Bakers Specific, $3.50 per bottle.
Price-Dr: Bakers Injection, 81 per bottle.
Pricc-Male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents; Fe-
male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents.
Sent By Express 70 al parts Of the country On
receipt OF money and twenty tive cents additional
Sold at DR.. Z. EASTERLY & CO IS FRANKLY
Aedicine Store, corner Third aud Chestnut. ST
Louis, and 1t their branch store, - Madison 81.
chicago. mh30- eod&w6m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

Resulting from disorders Of digestive organs:
Constipation. Inward Piles, Fainess Of Blerd "a
the Head, acidity Of the Stomach, EsvsaA
Heartburn, disgust for Food. Fulness or
weight in tbs Stomach, Sour 8rucsstioAs,a
Sinking or Flutsering ct pit Of STOMACH,
Swimming Of the head. hurried and
dimcult breathing, fluttssisg at l..
the heart, Choking or SuAocst-
Ing Sensations when in . lying
Posture, Dimness Of Vision,
Dots or webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the head, Def
cheney appropriation
lellownsss Of, the
Skin and Ewes,
Pain in theSide
Back, Chest, 3'i# tf.
Limbs, 1865
&C.,
Sudden Flushes Of heat, burning in the Flesh,
Constant 1maginings Of Evil,
and great Depression So
3Gstt r1 of Spjrito.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

EQuALIzlNG SOLDIERS Bouxr:Es.-The
Washington dispatches indicate the purpose
Of the House Military Committee % report
bill equalizng the bounties Of soldiers
ms will be good news to the boys in blue
who went out early in the 6ght without
bounties, and who now have the privilege
OF paying poll tax Of ESQ, and other tax
"a, to liquidate the bounties Of those who
followed their patriotic example.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

THE Methodist Church Extension Society
At Philadelehia, has appropriated { II, 900 10
erect . Methodist Church in NaShyslle. Tenn.
.nd ZIG. 900 moro IT the Nashville tiistricf
hs .nI, sscs 800 isrthe Statesrecently 10 re-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23
Dr. FRANKLIN BROOK9,

OFFlCE---No. - NORTH CLARK STREET
Room No. Is Uklich'. Mock, ~ --N
CnrA0O. n. o ok 2l83 ILaus0s0.
special attention given to I'll PRIVATE Din
EASES incident TO both ~ xes. Also, Csacefs -
Cancerous affections, TS~ess, Ulcers, Ola Heres
Sore Eyes, etc. and part,eslarly s.Oo0ee1e
rlcs.N Ladies' requiring medical ~ er advice
IL Ill cases attendant upon Menstrual Obstrue-
ti0ns, Pregnancy, Prolspsss Ut0S, Or any die.
ease incident 70 che essesativs organs, may rely
spon being sasily and speedily relieved.
All ChPssic and biscuit cases. snch - have
o listed ips year,, are completely snd psrmanept.
" ..ufcd IA : short time, 1jsk0sl A6cs~y, fAk6Sl
% diet, ~ Asf d exposure. PsTeopo a0jeeo1
With sny private dissase, h calling sesly aNsr
contrs clisg then. will - cured IL eshestsr tioe
than By any slhee Physlcian in The ksevn world.
Dr.. D. y e-efDlnently successful In he treat
apUat ofthe abOve mort dlmcult aaa pespoe1iag
" ~ dissasSs he bas givsA pafttesl0 atesatlso
70 them SUr nasy yeagA std = tbCsoughlv ~
he beonmo aequoinsod With their PaAbolcGy ard
trestment. t6et be viii warrast P9VECT
cure. os0er brleteaee u repaired; ID f1et, 10
wv, d TIE cssrs - thse6 eonpleints, acks6wl-
EDGE 10 sspsrise = this eountSy o. svsa d -
world. ~9 ft Al WIZ 4Im# 8s4E#4E frE
he CpotogHDs ~ oWN nSpecmRs from Tie TIRE
souree Of health ara bGtesgth, he veesteble
kinedoni. Come tAes. III yee WAe ~ a13sese.
70 BE 49,. whsss ysa viii. - . Shsst taD1, -
meds = rqjeiee 10 p0sfsss health. 4 privole 60
Bn1tinR room adieine TIE oDce, Whefe ~ 1Ioetoe.
viii af1eys b q attendAnes dusisg o0es besfs
1h09b wko reside q dietescs nay call = -
go. q addfess him ID pGtSset eeAGdeaee. 00eo
Aeusp irsm 10 n a. a.. ~ ?. H., s'FT#
EfoHinR. i'f-, u0v00 ID ri etls IS F.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

IHR Products Or ILuNols. The potato
crop Of this State for the present year is es-
umated by the Agricultural Department at
o:s64 ,406 bushels. The corn crop is put at
~ .o95. S52, and the buckwbeat ct 267, 079
bushels. The tobacco crop is put down ct
1885, 722 pounds.--Rtoris Trdnscript.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23


The ice carnival he'd at st. Louis on Sun.
day had been preceded bv q similar one
and far more disastrous, At St. Louis upon
saturday The river closed about A. NJ.
OF that day. Three hours later the crow DIS
three hours the ice had again broken from
it's mooring and was passing down stream.
There was about three hundred ersons on
tho ice at the time Of the break up. Luck
ny, however, it moved in solid mass, and
though with many perlous adventures, the
crowd upon the river escaped. A deck
hand was killed by being struck by an iron
ring when one Of the boats was torn from
its mooring.
The destruction Of steamboat property is
immense, seven vessels were totally de.
stroyed, and thirteen others damaged in "a
rious amounts from $4,000 the 42O. 900
each. No disaster to the shipping interest
Of equal magnitude has occurred in ST.
twenty-seven vessels were DESTROYED
To add to the oofusicn one of The 1esse,s
took fire but fortunately soon after snnk
The vessels totally lost are the H;~hl.ndc,
st. Croix. Geneva. Calvnso .S;oSy C;sv
Empire sOtv, and Adm;rsl Tho.a 49,
aged are the. Belle Mcmnhis South Wes.o.
Argonaut No. >. Monte M,cp'I" " n;. ISL
Cora, Bannock CITY. Hattie NAV Mo". .s"'
Big Horn, Omaha and Mctronoi;t.r " Sn,n.
Of the above boats viii nrob.h,~ ... ~v'1's
total los. p''' :
Sundays St. Louis p-s.. ..xs. "rho..
vere at one time T,,lv .. say lnere
people on the levec ava h% 49,. . nous:
rios;tv exc;tea w.r ~"a nss'ng sne'r.eu-
atsamers vh;Is, - ~ Ko' pa 'oe noat'ng
the edge Of the ' .;, v."e.s "oG,c get Is near
six inches in d;s. 49, - Poss'ois. cnaans
same size were s snsnnsa an; 10 ropes q she
were merely sew;r~ th-..a -. s..y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

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causes. Jhs time required 70 cute the Dost ~
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ing 70 psintcd Instructions, which ere very sim
remedy should be iahen by al sbout 70 marry,
q III effects are pcrmsneni. Il 10 acknowledged
BY The medical press 10 b the greatest dscov
ever made 1ts developing powers ere airses-
l0us Saccess 10 % certain o. that science over.
throws ignorauce. DR.. kicosd's Essence Of 1ife
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ssnt 70 any part. carefully packed, on receipt 0i
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23

The Dusseldorf Gallery Of Art in New
York was burglariously entered on Satur.
day or Sunday night last, and four cabinet
pictures stolen. The pictures were worth
IRON 300 % $200, while others, valued at
$4,000 to q, 500 each, hung immediately
around them. The burglars showed great
want Of education and taste in high art.