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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
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THE Is
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DECIDEDLY THE BEST Article FOR RRsrn-
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sn,t nothmE eise can produce Price a per hote.-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27

ktsr ssu.s t;.s pese ~ pSahies u "a,
|.aisa vsss in sseh IN snsestAlA StsAs,, IA,
|ssesr.s va ~, Aa4 POLITICAL lsai--
! HE blisd 90 lesdias Is, Md. ,w..h
|ssw pro aiseass essspeisss sAch. atrsvs
-ss 10 prsvsne ssoalitsiag Ainssf Sos o.
|aiass sss Pfsadtnt, than 70 sdvsnes any
- or psineiSk There mas . iaIl 10 ths
aisseal strife ssmsshins like hat in the
9ssphers preceding . tempest. 'Tiaid
en persuaded themsel. e. that the storm
eald pass b. i sesolsts osa ldoksd 81 the
esse. and pssparsd sconrdinsiy. At isss
resident JohasuD hes boldsy savriIed hi.
ems and opiAa6hD " he -Naliea. He eek.
ssltcr behind no tquivocation. lie who
ans may reed, Ne has sown the seeds Of
whirl wind. snd now calmly awaits the
,eck. lie has boldly proclaimed hisassll
the side Of tight, honor. masnanimity
I'D justice. Beneath hi. tset be has tram
led sectional pride and hatred. partisan psr
oses and ambitions, the lust Of power and
evcnge. end every degraded impulse ofthe
uman heart. Ills whole county. and not
imsslf and party. haze won his talents and
nsrgics. Before his presence. the arch
dvocates Of dis1nioa, miscegenation. stand
ng armies. unbounied oppression and per-
sstual hatred. cover in amlzc,nent and in
lignation. Their phisnt tool has beccm,
heir AIDED Master. The coveted gos
" . .er. which they fondiy dresm,d u
.rdy in their grasp. has been ruthiessl,
atcl,cd from them. This will not b,
booked in tamcness and serenity, No. A
Derce struggle must an I will be inaugural
| I'd. Therefore let every man who has 1
soul with impulses above those Of beas
EVERY man who loves union, right ant
Justice every man wh /, admires statesman
ship, courage. and independence
nan who loves his whole country. rally I.
In unconditional and det ermincd support o
AnIy johnson. Parties aud parrish organ
sations are going to wreck, and from thei
ruins will rise Patriotism. Reason, an
Justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
STATE OF NEW YOEK, !
County Of New York

J. +. whlhOrn, President, anA w. y. Ran
dali. Secretary Of the 1es"lu,e Fire Insurance.
Company, Of New Yo,k, being ssvefsliy ard
duly sworn. depcse md say, and esch Tor
himself says. that tho tregoiny ia . tsse. fnl!
and correct stat. ment Of the sffairs u the said
officers thereof; andthat no part Of the capital
or earnings of said Company has been depos,ted
in any State Or Territory - security Ter lsssss
AhePeim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of Sy
nli1;a
Symptoms Of Third o. Tertiary Stage q
Svnhitis
.1NSrirc "a the .lMgf, ted.

Read the symptoms alUvc described Of each etape
OF syphilis. and procure nj the medicines for the
stage with which YOU suffer They will ehcctually
cure you.
treatise on Syphtc Diseases giving plain direc-
PACKAGE OF the medicine
y. B.DR- MARKS sYPIHLIT!C CURE AND
PILLS are III in!ablc cure for RHEUMATISM no
matter how long standing or how bal They remove
the cause and the cure : certain and permanent
Price - a., per package
The Medicines will he sent by exprass to all parts of
the country on receipt Of the money and 60 cents ad
dt:onsl = pay for boxing and shipping.
r. pare.i and SOLD ~ DIR. l.. E,s,rnL l. Co. No.
I" North rum street. ST. Lonis. Mo-. and their
Branch store No. 20, Madison ST., Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Drugnists generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27

M . iapsss sssis q e SiesA visi
Scrabble, o. Klae'e Evil, Gamer. TqDsrs,
1snptioms Of " okin. Qgysileaas Asen..
e Bore Eyes Aeewesm n Ietss1 Se.A
Itesd. Old SUrss. Swelling o9ehs elsadss
Lsprosy. White Swelling. Piles, bl"tches,
Bosls. Pimplcs On the Face, Gostse. Rheu.'
mafism, Dropay ~ Gravel, Laves Cen-
plant, Dyspepsia. Nervous A0sctions,
General Debility, eli Chroni: Diseases,
and all Dissases arising r.. m the use Of
Mercury.
STATE me Fiuid Rxtracr u SArsaparlls Yeow Dick
stllnga. Burdock. and the iodine u Potassium. aso
the Extracts Of several other vslu bic hOUTS nd
ss:s!s s. o q ossisg 10 1 xc1ivs fsis
CiPiE VI ,hose Roots IN ifs PURE snd must perfect
.ss Ss ne @
~ core - q sAcse disessss arising hun : Iavsfe
state u The HOOD. q shs sher sds Of the sysssa
DR.. EM>terDysa Iodine and
6avsapar1Dla
ssaschs oct z: very germ n rooss q diseases By
LAYER and ne sssresioDs expelIng I'll s4sbid,
Impure and Diseased matter 1smn u syseem nd b.
:: s p. :: IT,. Z =: I'D e s WHOM q
pAy.lcal systsm. Possening thnee peculiar naeoI
purifying properties b The reason why Il h equally
cnhcncius In 10 many dinefeut tompxinis. No other
medicine csn compare With
DR.. Easoer0y,a Iodine and
SArsa pa rfllM
For the Of 6crosula obstinate Old scres letter
Hing~ orm Salt 'thsam sc;.ld Head l1mples On The
and all Eruptions of the SKIN But Tor the curu II
oil OLD SOhkS and SKIN DISEASES Of every kind.
Irldles's Salt Rhenm and letter
oiatoont
Il valuable asistant to the Iodine and sarsapars
IN eubduing the dssooc The lodine aal 0weoperlls
puriies the Blood and removes the cnise ~ ~
Ouonent hea1 the DOeoe and kills he dine0Ge I'D
thus speedy and permanent cure II effected B0sh
are recommended to be used for these complaints.
DR.. Rasterly's iodine 4 Sarsaparil1a
IL rapidly enpercedlng all other Sarsaparilias and
Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly all the old Sar
saparAs are discarded M worthless, and are neari,
Obr0ete ~hile this II every day Increasing In p0pula
favor. Druggists and dealers no formerly purcaeet
by the dozen. now order by the Gross aud Five Crs
| at = time. II II warranted Six Times STRONGER
CHEAPER and BATTER than any other Sarssusr
lila or Blood Purifying Medicine now offered to TN
Public. VI no money will be taken Tor IL. Therefor,
| ask for
DR.. Easierly's Iodine 4 Sarsaparills
And take nothing else
Plcethe Iodine and Sarsaparilla. 81. ~ per bottle
Pricc-Gridiey's Salt kheum and letter Ointment
| u cents per bottle.
Prepared and aoid by Dr. Il Easterly L Co.. No. 4
North Fifth street. ~ Louir Mo Sold IT their l3ranri
| Family Medicine Store, No. 70 Madison street. Chi
caro-. Ill..
For sale by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
The Presidents Dcnumc6ntlomo IF
the Radical Traitors.

s>-~~ss~ So = usso2VIA.
In his speech in Washington yesterday.
President johnson character. zcd the Rad,
'cals IN Congress as Il Q leaders Of "A second
rebellion, and denounced Tnadeus Ste
vens. Wendell Phillips aud Charles Sum
ncr as traitors
Al o! which is true. jeff. Davis. John
Z. BrccA snrdge and Robert To, mbs were
not less leaders o! n southern rebellion du
ring the meme rable rongrcxsiv- al session
OF ISL than the radicals in Cunrr. 81 arr
leaders OF u northern rebellion at tins pre,.
ent time. As the southern ltxdcra were
striving TO break ny the Union then. SO are
these northern leaders striving TO break il
up now.
The southern rebellion gained head in
1861 because the leaders Of it we're no,
promptly arrested and put upon their tria
tor treason. President Johson will see to
y tha' THIS northern rebellion shall not g.i
head from similsr remissness 81 duty IN
the part OF the executive department. Of thu
tiUverntaent
We do not hesitate to declare that Il is
the solemn duty Of the Pres dent to com
mand the arrest OF Thadd., Stevens, Wen
dell Phi lips, Charles Summer. and their
'on'ederaics in Congress ami all ever the
country, for the crime Of treason. In no
other way can this northern rebellion be
pr"mntly qielled and the public quiet re-
stored.
Aud il the rump congress shall not
speedily abandon its seditious, ssvolu,iou.
ary AMI iaw!ess practice sit is shall Der
s'st IN excluding the rigElfsl seats, and IN
cxcrcisirg the powers VI the congress Of
the United States we 10 not hesitate to
declare that it vii becn,nestle solemn dutv
&C President J 'hnson to continue mseif
the Gro "w.ll Of the times and dissolve the
rump hy military poser.
desperate diseases demand fleerernte
remedies. President johnson ehsractcrissa
the radicals in congress as the leader. Of :
second rebellion. and denounces certain ,,er.
sons as irs'tcas. 1.-The speak truly. he u
confronted BY desperate disease in the
body polite. lG he b. . true msn ard .
lrst nayissAre. he will speedily apply the
sole effective remedy in so desperate I
case.
u he would have the respect. cone,eoc.
love and support Of the psrpl<-if h.
would sustain himsef--if he v.,nld .,er.
mother civil war-if he would save the re-
Sublic he 'nnsr strike down the t,.itor, :,
'ns terrible Glcw he mnst crush this acc,
'nd rebellion under the heel of lis .owcr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
DEs. COOk.s uA:lC mAanOnu
Dr. Co"k.s Magic Hoir nj
CURE YOURSELF.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

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This Mcdi.inc viii cure Gonorrhea. Clce,
Structure, Seminal Weakness " Sperm
atorshca, Chordcc. Diseases Of the Kid
ncys and Bladder, and all Diseases a
the = xual Organs caused by Contapio,
or We kness Of c.taer Sex, Males o,
Females.
THIS elegant. popular and imfallible prepsr.
''or. 50 celebrated in all our large cities ior ne
cure CT Private Diseases, is now offered tn the ~
hictsd and " AARANfsD ~ crpn nil d,seascs ~ -.
0enitsl OrgaAs vi either Sc <. male or female. n
. few days. :.
DIR. Bakers SpeciHc.
- the only safe and reliable remedy for the care
o. Spermatorrhea generally termed Sen,na
weakness. caused by self abuse, or excessive IN.
al pats OF the country.
Dr. Bakers specific.
- grea. healing. purifying and self cur;.s
,rMeuv' requiring no medical aid or advice.
WIN '"ls yf-at medicine you can Cuxp Yuup
~. >. aud avoid all chance Vi exposure and rw,n
~ ignorant. pretending doctors.
DR.. Daker's 1n1ectaon.
BIN cases Of Goncrrhea. elect and atric-
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70 o. used Ia conf sncton with the :, eciHc. " il
materially aids IA subduny IT, ind.mmss, on
an' stopping the discha We. both ase re. ON.
mendcd 10 be used in thes- complaints.
a Atreafise on sexual diseases called The
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the Spectre =
r'ice-Dr. Bakers Specific, ~ 50 per bottle.
rr.ce-ur Bakers Injection, II per bottle.
rrrc-Male Injecting Syringe. so cents; Fe-
male Injecting s. ringe. 50 ce,.ta
Stm " Express {" all parts OF the country on
1e~iPt % mour and twenty tive cents additional
70 ray Tor paca ing hox and shipping.
rrtPar' 2 Ald sold b. DR.. z EASTERLY 4
~. ~; ~ !sorth Fifth street, st LOUIS. Mo.
ana ~ shes: branch store, ~ Madison ~. Chi
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27
DIR. MARKS
SYPHILITIC CURE !

DIR. Marks
SYPAIl1TIC CURE !!
This Celebrated Remedy 10 On Infallible
Cure for SYPllIl IS in the primary, Sec
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
NAIL LARGE CITIES THERE EXISTS CON.
which Re capable Of transmission by incubation.
DR.. Marks Syphiliiic cure Is
the only Medce that win curc SYPHILIS in all its va
rious and complicated forms. and thoroughly erad
cate the syphilitic poison virus from the system
Symptoms Of the Fl st or Primary Stage.
This IL known BY chaEres or ulcers appearing soon
amer an exposure. To cure the first stage, use DR.
Mark Syphililic Cure FILLS and Syphilic WASH etc.
which never tails to cure SYPHILIS in few days.
snfiices the int stage One or two packages
never fails to cure this stage Price per Packs aye
$l2 %,
symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of Sy-
philis.
This Is known by the following: Ulcers In the month
nose throat. gland-, skin. head nails mucous men,
brahes cancerous the arms and lcgs crup-
tons the kin, scrofuia etc To cure the second
stage use DR.. Marks Syphitic Cure pills and Throat
Wash, II the throat il ulcerated-ir not omit the
Wash $50 wy
These medicines insaiblc cure for this stage
u used sufficient length Of time to eradicate the poi
son from the sy-tem
Price per package $10 81. including Throat Wash
II omitted S?.@ per package.
Symptoms Of Third o. Tertiary Stage Of
Syphilis.
This stage is known by the following symplom.:-
Nodes OF hard and painful Tumors ON the Bones En-.
Engagements ~ the Joints, Contractuns hard uans
IN the Bchcs and Joints. Care- decay Of the bones
Sypailitic rheumatism. Atsrats Of the Parts ate
To cure the Third or Tertiary Stage use DR. Marks
Syphilic Cure and Pills. These medicines will cure
~tn
the most excrnciat!ng pains in the Bones and Joints
IN q few days. Hice per package &.tsM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27

egWsVA cehs W0u .VOU II Ubeop0bee
Adv,ces from Washington, dated before
the receipt of the Presidents veto, STATE
that the more rational Of the Republicans
itprecatc a conflict with him, - they we'll
may, for they cannot but see that they
would get the worst Of it. Some Of them.
in their p<rplcxity. hope to escape tho ship
wreck Of their party by proposing. as
compromise. I" give him tnll swing in liz
executive capacity, they retaining their leg
islative power. free ON the Presidential
vc'o But they will find him inil- xible in
his determination 70 intcrpose . barrie,
against all their insidious attempts to over
throw the Constitu tion; he is not the mar
t. compromise principle, aud his first veto
message shows that tie old jackson spirit
has been fully aroused in him. The Com
mittcc on Recons,ruc ion may refuse to
make report. and Congress may b ,pe /.
give the question Of restoring the Southern
states the SO BY until their next session.
But should they adjourn without meeting i,
tally and squar,ly, il is in The power Of thu
President TO call them together again, and
keen them in session Till the 4th Of March.
1867 and he has u timated that he will d..
on Il becomes expcdicnt. Congress must
plainly perceive tnat he cares far less for j,
tina: for the people. on whose patriotism
aud national feeling he well knows that h,
may rely with perfect confidence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27

Eli Iytss he oslseb.s Crisis. psS. u.
TIE production, iaosststisn ana esW.
snnptiUn Of wool are sobjects uHlch assply
concern these cagaecd IN shs 49,. A. IL |
{ ensidsfat'dh Of them cannot Gail 70 b Il
interest 10 the general reader.
$ Aste ~ amount grown 10 The Uaitsd
60tess tbsse ase no reliable statistiea, and
the bret sSp<rts differ widely IN their ea,i
nates-ths lowest quantity sseatssnsd 10
70, 0uO 0O ib... and LIE .,ixhs~t l9v, 100. ono
be. We thank Il ssfs 70 assune saedsuas,
and Ne aet down the
Clip Of 1896 ~. ....... 100, 00O. OO0lbs
there - imported Into The
United States. u tt06. -. A6.Oo0. OO0ib.
Carried over frOm production
and imports of 1854, or al
descriptions ~, Our, VOU MS,
from wh,ch deduct sucks
s~tmat~.i Jan. !, 500, &c..
OO0, wv lbs, il. ......... 10000. 900 DA
Leaves for consumption Of
1896. -. -. Ia. oee. 900 n.
From tkis 90 per cent. msy
safely BE- dcd0cted for
securing, rendering net
clean w.,OI. ..... 1000, 900 Ds
To which may b. added oil
the sLbstitut and stuifs
tor mixing, such ~ aud
dy, extract, snUngO R0cks,
waste, cows hair. &C., &C.,
say ........ ........sas ~. O0O. OOO ID
And we have for the wlGtoo
supply Of the WOODEN ma
chinery Of the U. 8, Of
clean raw material. 100, 000. ZOO lbs
According 10 tables recently published
by the secretary Of the nstional sssocistion
| ol wool manufacturers, thsee 10 machinery
now IN running order capsule Of consuming
about double this quantity, viz:
Reported up TO Oct. 20, 1865,
VII WOODEN mills. with T.
| 1OOscts Of cards capable Il
running weekly each $50
ibs secured wool. ...... $3.50 546 fbs
Per annum ...... ...... III, 80 ,84V MS
From GA wooden mills no
statement had been receiv-
ed assuming them n the
average Of the 9i7 head
from would give z. 100 sets;
| thus making the whole
number Of wooden mills in
| the U. $. l,54i. contsin-
Ing sets Of cards 6. 800, and
capable Of consuming PER
nnnum VI secured wocl. 100, "a, 600 10
Our figures are from the very best SQUIRE
es Il IL manifest that the machinery Of the
country has not been worked during the
past year to half its capacity. The great
'ioub'c, and cons.q ent lack Of power. has
BEEN the main cause. Besides. the chang
~ brought about by the close Of the war.
the changing from coarse to fine goods, and
the uncertainty Of the times, have had their
effect.
With the generally pro porous condition
in which the manu- acturing busin ,ss IL now
progressing. sud the very moderate stocks
Of vol IN all the markets. it is quite clear
at unusually heavy imports from abrcad
VIII be required. with our own clip Of 1866,
to keep the mills in full ope, a,iun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27

valuable aestant to the Iodine and sarsaparilla
IN eubdung the d1ssose The lo1ine aul 0wuapss1lla
pcf!hes the Blood and removes the cause, I'D The
Ointment heab the S0rss and kills ne diseose md
thus speedy and permanent cure IL effected Bob
are recommended to be used for these c0mnIsinfa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-27

DR.. Easserly's Iodine 4 sarsaparilla

And take nothing else.
PlIcc-the Iodine and Sarsapara. 81 ~ per bottle
t'ricc-tiridlcy's Salt ltheum and letter Ointment
u cents per bottle
Prcpired and sold BY DR.. Easterly 4 Co., No. -
North Fifth street. ~ Louir Mo Sold IT their branch
Family Medicine Store, No. 70 Madison street, Chi
caro-. liz.
For sale by all prupyists
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-16

NEw York DETECTIVES AND THEIR
COMPLETELY WITH CRiME.-In addition to
the facts already published concerning
the connivance OF certain New York de-
tectives with eounterfeiters we find the
following in the New York Times Of
Thursday
Our reporters have tathomed certain
OF the charges which are said to have
been written in affidavit form in the
United States Marshal's Office aud else
where, and learned that the light
fingered gentry accuse them, among 9TH
er transactions, of frequently borrowing
money of thieves and other outlaws, in
sums of s. or $40, $50 and $50, the un-
derstanding being that no demand
should ever be made for the payment OF
these loans. The same accusors also say
that the chief actor in felony was re-
Gently admitted as evidence for the State
upon the payment of $4,000 to persons
whose names are yet to apper. II is
furthermore to be shown that Il Grand
street pawnbroker's wife has paid the
detectives $4,000 TO keep their hands of
her husband, his crime being the pur-
chasing OF stolen goods offered hIta by
known thieves. An east Broadway
pawnbrOker VINO was recently tried on
the charge Of receiving stolen goods was
acquitted and it is alleged that he has
contributed $4,000 to the purse Of the
Detective Police In another case a
couple of shoplifteIs, who are alleged
to have been in league with detec-
tive officers, entered store in Third
Avenue and offered dry goods dealer a
piece of goods. He was tempted to buy
and did buy. The result was that as
the shoplifters were leaving the store
they were stopped by two officers, and
the dry goods dealer was arrested for re-
ceiving stolen goods and he, rather
than have his name published, paid down
$500, and that ended the matter.
Our reporters have also heard that
this investigation has brought to light
the fact, that officers Of the police have
acknowledged that they have circulated
spurious bank notes, they have received
brides for releasing rOgues, and that in
one case the machinery for counterfeit
lux was ab NOlh Ia OuG AInu hpOGC
while he was a member of the police
force.
1t is but just to add that five Of the
sixteen detective officers are not only not
suspected, but can show clean record.
The reticent Commissioners and In
spectors of Public reluctantly listen to
these tales, which true or false, are man
itestly damaging to the department and
eminently well calculated to demoraliZe
the force, they assume the disclosure to
be a conspiracy Of the thieves. But I'M
impeached citizen whose business has led
them into the dens of the thieves, have
before this date been constrained to draw
differences against the detective body,
from stubborn facts that continually re-
peated themselves, and it will require d
remodeling Of the detective office to con-
vince these persons that everything
hereafter is to be as it should be"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-16

dom aud for the old flag under which
they had battled with traitors and TO
which they looked for protection and
shelter, will constitute a record of in
fanny which has no parallel in all the
bloody history of the rebellion, But
the heart sickens ut the thought that
the Chief Maglstrate-whoh has himself
experienced the merclless cruelty OF red
headed treason-had not only no word
of rebuke for those who did these mu-
ders, but gave them encouragement by
denounclng as illegal aud unlawful"
the assembly which was made the ex.
cuse for this outburst of rebel hate and
vengence
We do not know what this Executive
approval of the New Orleans mob fore
shadows but this we do know that
the rapidly cooling blood of the North
has been stirred into quick pulSations
by what seems to be settled purpose 10
make loyalty odious while treason
aud traitors are permitted to go un-
scathed.