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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08


the pereon whom al afflicted sfouid consult. No one
ever heard Of patient Of his being cured since he
hae been Ia this city. reputation has vouchers in
al the city papsrs his patients and the ical pro-
fcsson both here and abroad being the most skill
led epeciasts here, and thorough master Of oil sex
90 dIeeaeee II Oh othsts IN, don't despair give
him call. Il i only con,nnn occurrence with him
TO cure such u9 rooms separate for ladies
and gentlemen, and the nsi comp etc In the city.
YOuNo MRN. Take Particular Notice. Doctor Big
Glow devotes much II his time to the treatment ri
those cases caused by secret habit, which uns both
body and mind. unfttli the unfortunate individual
for either business society. TIE sad effect Of these
early habits; or the Of ripper years. to weak
en- the debilitats the constitution destroy the phys
cal and mental powers, diminish and snleeble The
natural leellnes sxhsust the vital sneegies Oi
manhocd t8 pDeaougee Of NE are 0Agred TIE object
Of naffjag frustrated and exlBteaee feeR fenAcred
term 81 uuceasing misery andrsgret. Such pereonl
especially those contemplating marriage, should lose
m dime In making Immediate Application, q Dr.. B.
By his new treatment. h enabled to insure speedy
and permanent euro.
Consolidation free and CONFIDENTIAL once, no II.
South CLARK etfect, Monroe half book lfom
the POI Once. Post &c Box i5l. Chicago, ILL.,
| Once hUurs nom A. n. to 3 Pm
Send for his "'s1ide to Health published month
y, free Of charge.
n. B.-Ladies, ssnd for . descriptive circular o
ssarie Remedie. the best pfsventive Of conceptiel
known. Sent 10 any address ffce Of charge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

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arrangements on the patents This is the oniy
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

The Cincinnati Union, commenting on
certain rnmors concerning the death Of
Booth and the disposal of his BODY, mases
the following statement. the facts Of which
the Union says, we're received ut the time,
from authority not TO be doubted:
A few days before the body Of Booth 90
mysteriously disappeared, our informant, a
resident Of Nsw York and favorably known
asa dramatic writer, was called upon after
bank hours 10 cash The draft Of an under
tsker, . near ncishbor, who stated that he
had received An order from the Booth family
TO repair TO Washington With coffin, and
there receive the body Of John Wilkes Booth
which would bc surrendered to him on their
order. and 10 convey il North for burial -
Inc undertaken said he would return and
p .ss through New York with the BODY on
Thursday evening or on Friday morning Of
the same week.
The 'rning after the undertaken left
Washii ( On, the report came by telegraph
Inst the body had mystcr,ously disappeared
that u had been secretly burled-one re-
prt sad Ia an old field, another in the pen
nsniNy yard, and still another that il had
been taken u sea and sunk
The undertaken did not return 10 his tam
lily until some days had elapsed. lie came
from the North, but decliecd % give any in
formation relative to the place where John
Wilkcs Il 10Th, under another name, had
been buried. Should il get out, he said, the
grave would be violated aud the body re-
moved, and the family we're naturally anx-
iouS tina, ,hi, xh uld not be.
These facts, coming to Us from the PURGE
they did, ARE more than sufficient to con-
vince us. not only Of abe death Of Jonn
Wilkes Booth, but that his body, with a
pledge Of secrecy freely given and fully kept,
was gwen owe, to his family for burial, aud
that, except the undertaken and tho relatives
OF Booth, no living being knows where the
last remains Of John Wilkes Booth are in =.
TERED. No slab marks the last resting place
OF the assassin. The man who dug the
grave knew not Tor whom 1t vas intended,
aud in the burial permit vas inserted . false
name. In his unknown grave the assassin
will lie until the grave gives up iss shsetcsl
dead. and al ere called to judgement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

~ l6s@sfiy sessidsfsd iseursbss. An ns
eject ofseiitsry hsbas, bon rsiasss - Ne ~
aad mind and produce some Of the Sollewine a.
tecss. -Blotchea C6uIoepasigU, - of0ugy,
pain IN The smaM OF she hek-t1n ~ fsllt re-
stored to health. Oonsult0 - &C.,
Charges Doderale, end ares gullantso1. -
answered.
7. S.-All business strictly confidential. or.
0ce hours froa 3 4. =. untils :. Z. feb9etf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

Ina Newbarypoet Aeraid tells story of
: newly married eespIs whs satsodsd Z
'.ansh 10 that city. A staging gavs vsv
s"o ;ss ths geoalsmAn into he vases. b.
p wss recessed his wig came a ana
soss sssy. When be- was pulled out,
~: sIe eeencned. his wife refused % rec
oeo'se ~ end bssoasht the, crswd that
tnsy wee'd save her husband. pointing iran
sn to- bunch Of hair drifting diva
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

paed Reo OIL Of PALM An0 MACE.
- RteservAng. Restoring and

DeoaSaGt1ng the Hair.
And = ~ most dslishttsi and sonde rfa' article
The world ever predscsd.
Ladies win And u net saly certain remedy TO Re
soses Dssen snd Bsausify the ar. but also desir-
able article for the Toilet. - Il highly psrfumed
- rich asd delicass pssfuns. independent cs tho
fragrant odor Of the OLE Of Palm Of Mace.
me Marvel ~ Pes'u.
A new and bssasuul pasfsne. vhish In deiicacy OF
scent, and the tsnaeiv Win which II clngs to the
h ndkerchisf and persoa. b unequaled.
~ o1svs aslelss - for sole b III Druggists and
Perlsnss, 4 q - boltle carh. Best By express 10
sny e1asso y Dsssssssoss.
ose,,l [, I Int - e. fs;;..
Marriage ard Celleacys an Esssy
MW0aiag - ln1aSeee.ne = Iee4g Zen. Also,
49, ia A6osse which pro6fAte The vital powen
With care neaae Of relisf esnt f!ss Of charge in
sealed hclrs envelopes. A6dFoD. Dr.. ]. oklLLIN
HOU0HTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pa. aug1Adkwam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

! ! ]
THE DRY UP acts quickly and
surely. Usually single buttle Of
NM e beu6icient TO effect permanent
coro. We recommend to every ono
~ II 4 ~ ens the Catarrh either In its in.
WxvYsvvv|NW cip1sas stages or in its worst form,
IEmxuN| tOtsy the Remedy ~ once. and you
UM,H5V will far exceed us In its praiecs.-
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp
for pamphlet. For sale BY The Proprietor, II. II.
BURLINGTON. DruggsAt. Providence, r. l. Also,
by SMITH 4 DWYER, Wholesale Agents for Chi.
cagO, III. oct3Od6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
AD1coc1gsO RoRo0N R100oerp.
wHOOPlNG- COUGH CURED.

CayuRes n1noe CO00ty, uiAe.
T. ALicocK Co.-Gentleinen Please send me
another six dozen of Jour Psous tasters. They are
In great demand here for whooping cough. They act
lihs charm. cc1ld have cold two dozen this week
II I had had them. Send soon a. possible, and
obligs. Yours respectfully.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, r. NJ
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. wilIisn Hay. Of sas Spring strect, New York;
writes, Jan. 1885, have bcen aficied with asthma
for upwnnds u ten yeass, receiving NO benefit from
medical men. was advised by friend tn try one Of
Allcooks Poseus Plaseess. aid, bad tried sever
they were all alike. ny friend gave Of ALI
eseks. - nrEe1 - g nee 1t I'D 60. and have
roe zen then sseeAily for nine months, and ind
0yeelf better than ] have been for many years =
Agency. Beahdseth House, New York. Sold by
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
The Population - Naia.issappa.
Tbs Clarion, Of the 2sth, gives the census,

The Population - NGlnnissapD1.
The Clarion, Of the ssth. gives the census,
% far - received this ysar, 1866, With Com.
parative table Of that Of 1860. and says:
The sixteen coontieg from which We
have no returns, he'd, in 1860, white pop>
ulation Of "A, 792. aud black population Of
s2.5s2. II the decrease Of population
should Be similar to the other counties, the
number Of negroes in the State would be re-
duced. 10 round numbers. from AS5, 600 il
1860. to ae0. 900; ed The white popalstion
from 353 900 to 345, 900, making total e..
0naecd de9eooe Of ropulatioa In the 0taHs.
during nc la9 six yeass. Of 5000 whites
- 81, 80 bl6cks.
In tho forty.foue counties whose popula>
ton 10 given, seventeen have increased their
wh t. population 1906, and twenty seven
counties decreased II S05. Net decrease IN
forty-fo four counties 6,799
In thirteen counties there has been an in
crease Of 1873 blacks. and in th,rty-ons
counties decrease Of 6S.374 blacks. Net
decrease in t0rty>four counties 45,515. The
percentage Of white decrease is 81 per cent.
that Of bk,cks IL per cent
LETTERS have been received from DR.
Mayo q. Smith. w, 10 one Of the colony
that sailed from Maine in August for set
Element at Jada-ancieas Jovpa-in The He.
y Land. They h>d y good passage Of forty>
two days, and laaded October lth. the
Turkish Government favoring the project
ana suo~teg them to land their meschsnd-
'ae 'ses q duty. The colony consists n
eee hssdssd and dity-six men, wo,nea and
children. They have carried their church.
school house. saw mill, store. etc and h.vs
. charming sid II ehs.r sslilement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

TN the whole Il will be seen that the
cost OF restaurant living is full 80 per cent:
higher than here, calculated either in gold
or currency. We presume that the differ
ence in the cost Of family living 10 the two
cities is quite - great. Yet 10 Boston the
average rate Of wages paid for all kinds Of
labor ia 90 or % per cent lower than The
rates prevailing here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
DIR. BigelOW,

IL the only Physician, m a-Specialist,
now in Chicago thai n he entirely
relied upon. TO TO hin, and not suf.
fer that horrible diseaee to remain In
your system. distiguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects OF life.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS Disability his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

CO10bctt0 ~ FHs Cp0N5sN GOt0NNfhI.
eNO,ooO IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Priaes cashed and Information furnished the high
est rates paid for D0ubloOns. and all kinds of Gold
and Silver: also for all Government Securities.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
mAYSl-dlY 10 Wall 81. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

Lass than twenty five years ago. the 6sst
successful experiment with electro-telc.
graphy was made. though il had been The
sui jcct Of investigation some years pre-
vious. A wire vas stretched from Wash.
ington to Baltimore in 1874, and soon after
extended TO New York, and very rapidly
throughout the country and the world, till
at length the earth is girdled. and time and
space arc literally annihilated. The author
Of this wonderful discovery still lives. in the
enjoyment Of green old age. rich in honors
aud the substantial rewards Of his genius.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
Oeueh 81 Senator Wright ~ New
0ePOeys

Hon VIM. Wright, United States Senator
from New Jersey, died at his residence in
Newark, on the 3lst ult., after long illness.
Mr.. Wright was native Of New York, but
1t On early age, made choice Of Newark
New Jersey, as his residence, and engaged
in business Is . manufacturer Of saddlery,
in which business b. acquired large for>
tune. In ls48, Mr.. Wright entered political
life, and VAS chosen to Congress. beating
the regular Wing candidate By handsome
majority. lie was reelected in 1916. Hs
was candidate for Governor In l047, bul
failed to reach an election. In 1852, Ar.
Wright was elected to the United States
Senate 70 ill . vacancy, was reelected ID
1865, and again in 1868. His present tern
would have expired in 1869 Mr. Wright
was not brilliant IMAM, but his sound bust
ness views mssle him valSsbae 0e0bss o.
working committees. In private life, Mr.
Wright was much respected for his many
smiable qualities, aud his loss w, III be de-
plored by all who knew him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
Flourish or Tfumpcts
o proclaim IT. success, that standard article.
cnRlSTAD0R0'S MAR DYE.

now fer ahead OF any preparation Of its class
People Of Fashion, At length thoroughly understand
the terrible consequences entaed by the use OF
tac and caustic preparation. aud rdmit the superior
ity this famous vegetable Dye, Manufactured by
ChRlSTADORO. Astor House, New York. Sold
by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresscrr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

Marching ON !!

Constantly advancing In public favor, throughout the
United States. the British Colonies and Spanish
America and needing NO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

TnEax IL no hing more certain TO prevent female r
Irregularities than Dr.. vclpaus Female Pills. They
win IN Oh caaee causes return Of monthly sickness.
without which no unmarried lady can enjoy perfect
health. Fold By all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

VO10O0
SYPHILIS
DR. JAMES positively eradicstes from the syescn.
without the aid u mercury, iodds potassi arsenic,
sarsaparilla any OF thor. poisonous drugs. they
won't efiectnally the poison dries II up
pect Dr. james uses nsatraii.er sDr sypHiiis tne
came NJ used In his Lock Hospital, New Orleans. for
thirteen year,, and which gained him Worldwide
classed a. private" to which DR.. James devoted his
exclusive attention. viz: 6yphlr, primary, secondary
and tertiary stictufcs, srcthraI dischAiHee. nocs
ai and dinrnal eiesOns, sexual debility, eeases 81
the back and lOins, Inflammation Of the bladder and
kidneys. rheumatism. hydfOceile. varcoccle cancers.
Diseases peculiar 70 tssuales. sueh a,enorrhGa,
dysmenorFhagia metorrhagia. cholorsis, nervous de-
bIlity, &C., successfully trested.
Df. James long practice IN New Orleans and the
a0et entire southern press should convince the most
skeptical that Dr. James can and viii perform all that
be promises.
The attention Of those Who have privately and i'm
properly injured themselves by the
debasing habit Of scifabuse so prevalent with the
young. unfting them for matrimony, business
cety, pr0ducing In Its train constitutional debility
premature decay and impoiency.
The following are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits Of youth or sexual
cess, via: Weakness 81 the back and limbs. pain In
the head dimness Of vision, loss Of muscular power
papatOn VI the heart, Dyspepsia, nervousness, ifT
ability symptoms q consumption. etc Mentally ihe
leee Of memory. confusion Of ideas, depression Of
sprite evil forebodings aversion Of society seldis
erns, love u solitude, unidty etc., are sose Of The
evil produced.
Those afflicted with any Of the above diseases Of
symptoms should not fall 70 call npon DR.. James and
be AT restored to health and happiness. Let nc
false delcacy prevent you, but call q once, and
yourselves ff0m the awful and terrible consequences
oftheee much-to-bc dreaded maladies.
Weakness u the organs Immediately cured, and full
vigOr restored. d.. james, within the last fifteen
Year,. has treated diseases Of the vencreal yps
successfully than any other doctor In the United States
The only specialists In the treatment Of diseases
skin. blood and generative organs. with testimonials
from professors Of medical colleges and from hospitals
scientific and honorable s0urcss and from the press
There testimonials do not come nom foreign coun
| try, nor from parties long since defnnct
DR. James can be addrcesed by thosc residing at
distance. stating symptoms and enclosing stamp fo
| return answer. =
Dr. James ONCE and parlors are at IS 1eandolph st.
| between State and Dearborn. Office hours from A
y. till Z r: y Csundsss exccptcdJ when he may b.
found In the forenoon.
P.S.-Just ls%ucd.-Tm Ncsrron; or Hand. bool
| ON Secret diseascs. How to avid them, &c. Also
important Information to females: how To proven
conception. and other secrets worth knowing. Pric
| Of hook 30 cents. Address DIR. JAMES r. 0. Bo,
| S196. Chicago III. Ian21 d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
Mp the Evil In tho Bud.
-. W0u14nnCD> e.
~ SsuAh Olosk Street CDhnnSro. m.

/ ass for many ysars as1s the
n trsa4osat q psivaae deceased his
basiasss cad stady. Syphilis
u I'll ~ forms. 0lsss and 0srie-
n sufes. Particular Asssstioa Civ
] % 70 old standing caooo. Which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

A greater ruth Was never uttered than
the following from the Springfield, Mass.
Republican
"The men who put down the rebellion do
not join in the demand for the future pun>
ishment Of the rsbsls, but Il there is Gen.
eral who never won baths, soldier who
invariably skulked when fighting was to be
done, camp follower Who wee ever on
hand 70 plunder towns, some treasury agent
or his pimp, who has enriched himself BY
lsvying black mail on traders or the inhobi.
tants Of the South, civilian Who Vas ready
to pour cut the blood Of everybody else d
aavc tho nation-thcsc are the men who arl
now eager to kick the PROSTATE foe and
confscnte his valuables-thesc are the meO
who are continually masking abortivc at
te,np,s to arouse old hatreds and stir the
popular heart to vengeance"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

Ia Boston oyster sss fssa . = % go
In 80 Francisco ~ ~ ~ cne. 49,
Son Rreue;eco rsoeaaant . dsnoer. iacse4.
ing all the resources Of the market, With
vine, can be had for 621 cents. At Bos'
ton restaurant II the ame grade, dinner
will cost at least $3.50. In Boston, one
takes for breakfast, say:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

In San francisco breakfast Of the same
materisl viii cost only S7i cents In ge'd.-
The gold cost Of Boste0 breakfast 10 abeet
el2b. In Boston, lettuce, pickles, raw TO-
na,ocs and potatoes ~ chssged 1t the rate
OF 10 cents each. Here they are 'thrown
in." In Boston, roast turkey is 50 cents;
here, az cents. Below are the psicss tor
wine:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-09-12
Rebel Opinion Of Philip Sheridan and
the Union Generals.

General Phil. Sheridan grew, during the war,
says the Union Springs (Alabama) Times, Of Aug.
/, "to be quite notorious His blood is Irish, and,
being an Irishman, he was full of fight. He COM
army of Yankee blue-bellies, who were most
spendidly drilled in retrogade tactics, and against
a man whose taste for peach brandy was stronger
than mis- sense of duty, this little ve-feeteght of
resolute Finneganism made some reputation. We
rather liked the little fellow account of his pluck,
and were glad TO see him promoted even in an ar
my of cravens and thieves He studied hard at
West Point; he behaved well in Washington Ter
ritory and it pleased us to him escape the pater
nal pick and shovel which had contributed largely
to the internal improvements of Ohio.
"Why, then, has he spoiled all by his foolish show
of authority Why has he proved to the world that
he is only vulgar dtcher at heart after all, and
that his high rank is not the reward of merit, but
the mere result of fortuitous circumstances This
is really too bad. We have henceforth to acknowl-
edge these Yankee hybrids rs countrymen, and it
would be gratifying TO Southern gentlemen TO know
that some Of them had just claims to decency and
respect. But, one by one the leaders of the ORTIZ
ern army show themselves to be only blackguards
and braggarts.
" Butler turned thief at the start; Turchin was
natural-born imp of perditon; Thomas has display
cd a remarkable aptitude for giving white peoples
churches TO his black betters Sherman found the
torch more congenial weapon TO his unknightly
nature than the sword; Grant tried to be politi-
cian and failed as signaly as when he attempted to
defeat Lee fairly; and now of the small fry, a
shorttaled, Shiny tadpole of the latter spawn, the
batherng disgrace of an honest father, everlast-
ing libel upon his Irish blood the scorn of brave
men and the synonym of infamy, Major General
Phil h Sheridan, has added his name to this list of
outrages upon humanity by the issue Of General
Order No. Ia, Military Division of the Gulf.