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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
A SEXES OF RoBBERIRs From the Istto the

A SERIES OF RoBBERIRs. From the ito the
10th Of the past month the residence Of Mr.. John
Davenport NO. a. East Twenty eghthst was entered
on two three occasions by thieves and robbed Of
household goods clothing and other articles To the
amount Of over $500. A few days since Detective
Mccarthy Of the weDtyninth Precinct saw Benjamin
Bates, coorcd mn, standing in front Of the Union
hcteb having on an yereoat which was decidedly bet
yer than the rest Of his clothing. The officer arrested
him on suspicion and tie coat was identified by Mr.
Davenport as beongnk' TO him. The prisoner was
committed for tiid BY Jastice Dodge. subsequently,
the prisoner confessed that he had entered the
reside1ce through the coall.oie. and furnished in.
DONATION which led 10 the recovery of about
ssso worth Of property. He also stated that George
ktssnrn and Thomas .Hogebocm. both colored,
lad been connected With him IN the robbery. Yeater.
lsy thsy WeU syssted aua sy9 worth Of he mieIBe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

ADVERTISEMENT ~.
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE, making the
celebrated WilcoI Gibbs Stitch strong. elastic and
durable WiLcor GIBBS No. sos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

Which was ordered on file.
Concurrence was had with the Councmen on the Or
dinaree making appropriations for the payment oil In
terest on Volunteer Fund Bonds. Fr 4.
(See official proceedings) -.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at q
O'Clock d. N.
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i)ort-maroens' Notits.
srarv or NEw.YoRx.
ponr.w.RpENs oSp,cs, No. lol Walls. !

VI II PoRTWARDESs OFpeE, No. l04 Wslst
NOTICE is hereby given, il accordance with
section Of the act passed April IA 1856 entitled An
Act 70 Reorssae the Wsrens Office the Port Of Ses.
Yorf 10 ell persons interested In having charge Of s
subject matter of such inquiry examination survey x
the following vessels under examination by the Pcn
Wardens and that the said surveys examinations VIII "
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice %
board said vessels: VI II . u 80
Steamer Starfgh No. IA, I. X
steamer New noovttl
Bark King Bird ..................Pier No 10, p X
Bark Svea .tier NO. o y ~
batk Laura Geftrude, IleI NO. 10, " =
Bark Arletts ,.................Pie Pier No. ~, 2. r.
Big VIM. Muir ......IoninIs N
Brig Suoya Preyideuza.. No. ~ " y
,s'il MiNrAoRNE ToMPKINs, Presdeas
4 j. Ares HzHnxAs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

CoRoSER's ISoUEsT.-- Coroner Smith held Gn
inquest yesterday upon the bodyc Henry Croker who
died In Meserole.s at his residence Of apoplexy bit
the jury believed that he might hsve died BY violence and
dehce was brought forward. Tho inquest was there
fore adjourned until 2 O'Clock tbs afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

goods recovered They too were committed for trial
by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
FnRNA 1Ios on A NRw FENIAN CIRoLE-sey

FORMATION OF A NEW FESTAs CIRcLE.-Sev-
eral persons assembled at Temperance Hail. corner oil
Grand and seyenib-sts. f. D.. on Wednesday evening
for the purpose OF forming Circlein the Mabony
Interest,". Mr.. Edward Wall presided. Addresses were
others Al the speakers took strong gronnd against
any flibusterng in Canada At the conclusion Of the
speeches several Of those present sgned Their desire
10 ioin the order and resolution was moved and
carried TO hold another meeting Wednesday evening
next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
FROM THE IsTHMUs.

The steamship Atlantic, which left Aspln'
wall JAN %, arrived at this port this forenoon. Inc
following Is her specie list:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

g JUMPED FROM A FERRY BoAT-Yesterday
an unknown stepped upon of the ferry boats at
South Brooklyn. When the boat neared her slip on this
side he stepped over the chain advancing 10 the edge Of
the boat he was seized by Of the passengers but
broke awey and threw himself into the water He was
rescued an state of nscnsbility and died after
Coroner Wildey subsequently held inquest on the
body and verdict OF suicide by drowning was rem.
dered. Deceased was about 5 feet 6inches In hight
had sandy hair and whiskers tinged with grey, was
slightly bald, and dressed in black cloth suit and
black Koss nth hat
e DEATH OF THE CLERK OF THE SUPREME
CoURr-The death Of the Hon. Daniel B. Taylor, Clerk
Of the Supreme Court General Term having bsen an.
nounced yesterday in the City Hall, and the Courts
having been adjourned for the term an informal meet
ing of bis friends and associates was held in the Office
of the County Clerk, VIM c. Conner presiding, Capt.
TO0ne, Deputy County Clerk and y. T. Burnhan Vice.
resident and John kempston Secretary, when II was
Resored That sincerely regret the death Of friend
md associate Daniel b. Taylor formerly member the
slatuye of tho State practitioner at the Bar of New
and Of TIE time OF bis decease the Clerk Of the Supreme
Res Oipsd That in the death of Taylor we sincerely feel
bat have lost an old friend and true patriot, and who
er Hing 10 render kind service 70 those who sought
Is CON lse, friendship advice. cot .1- IN =
oe Cd That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

FRATERNITY LECTURES IN BRooKLYN.-A
course of lectures will be delivered before the Brook
Ign Fraternity. in tie Academy Of Music, Brooklyn
upon National Affairs. Feb. g. Carl Sehurzi Feb -
Wendell Phillips, Feb 90 Henry Ward Beeeheri Feb
e. William Lloyd Garrison. IT Is hoped to make this
the most interesting and successful course OF lectures
ever held in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

KINGS County CIRCUIT COURT, FRIDAY
Sks' Y fs6ts--Sos 81, a. Zoe, e, "a, 49, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

LEGENDARY FIREs.-On Wednesday night
and early Yesterday morning, three ipcendiary lres
,ook plaos In the Eastern District involving loss OF
apout e 900 At 10 O'Clock the barn and coach.house
owned by Henry Bedel, and occupied by Mr.. Baehus'
loss ON bailaiug. 81. 600, in stock e20o Insured.
Shortly after midnight the building occupied as stable
and carpe nter-shop by J. w. Lamb In Powersss De-
tween Iormer and Leonard, was fred and destroyed.
horse in the stable worth sl25 was burned 10 death
Loss on stock and building s275. No insurance. At
a. M the barn owned by William Conseyea, and occu
MED by solomon Syitzer situated in Bushvick-ave.,
OPPOSITE Ainsliest was DESTROYED. A horse and COW
were badly burnod Loss stock and building $780,
Insured in tho Germania Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
Prem Our Special Correspondent.

The City Of Panama has recently been crowded with
persons from Peru and Chilli These individuals are
principally Spanards who prefer watching the course
of events down South from s.Ger stand point Than.
either Of those countries afford. - ~ '.i'
The Hon. y. Hasanrack, Ameri can Minister to ESua.
aor proceeds to New York leave of absence by TO
days steamer.
The intelligence from Central America by the lest
arrival is not worthy OF note. 81 = -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

THROAT AND LUNGS.
1tia pronounced by al who have used Il, the most
pleasant aud cffcaci0us Cough ncnedy ever ind0r
duccd
II he's Stood the test Of thirty years. and Consistently
rs0wa IN envW.
II No Mother shouid ho without Il.
~ No NuFsssy h complete with0uft
~ In eact aAOuld bc In cvsgy family. - 4.
ills the most perfect Soothing syrup ~ Sose Thra11
aud irrtated Lungs ki0wn, ~ hundreds can testify
who have proved It, editacy.
II Ia prompt In IL action. always ear. and can be
given the most delicate child With c0nndcnce md
succeas.
- ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU.
r. X. SELLERS 4 CO.. Sole Psops'atoeu.
PlTrSBUR0. PA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
ClTY PROPERTY
FOR 0saLE.

Lss saeass Brsdy and FihA strsst. slxlSA
Lot corner Perry sad FIN street. sAxl0A
Sow oeenpie4 - . coal yard, hes good railroa3
eilisiss. andis suitable Cor ssorss, -houses,
y n.lle.
Lot cosnes Of Perry end Fiieh atreeta. a fneN
k~ae - naileeaA, ed 10 feet ftoas 81 Peerv
|tssse, - . Ne ssss pesitsos il sAs si9y q =
hsvlss.
I - nh I orvst - he \. = 4. m -
leo ~ % Western Aveaue end 0aineo seroe0a.
Sith ftams 49, onAeonble 6sse foAs loea6lec
pr luabse yarA- 5rs.
DECD sail1iag lsls b - Devsopest, hase
laevisW u ~ stgsS< - 49,, 49, 90
kls 0seA hsilliag lses q ~ ~ - -
1aaA within ave alnuoaD valk r. ~ U. q
eoonG. Pttes ffe0 o9e' - ~.
!Soesssey:s :2ssssesA, hge01ie sNDcaey
~ - ss'':sss cas<sssi9s : & AZ 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
DAnY pEMDCRAT.


D0W0R0y
The Radicals aso srying ~ against the
danger Of Aadssv Johnson declo5lng himself
Military Dictstosi Huass 81 thsn! II 10
their haiti, whe0 No. ere eustemplating
anything specially Wioksd or dangerous I
the counegy to sn1savss b fssten - Demo
ssets, IN adsoneat ~ crime thsy themselvss
ere seesally pespsssaGing. fhus u llsw
York sAsy cried cut against alle1s6 DSno~
cratic ffauda = ~ nn1oeGl naion Of our
foreign bGsA pepalaaiss, ~ oeofs The cry
bed DID 80 tAsy Wero $1,000 II nDu;ng
ioses1 popess By vhsleeah. 9hdR G. out
agalne6 the daaees Of Demomaple Actjens
provsAiag evil -, - = - otaus OF
their sle0se - dsessas1 = = Deopkacy
70 evsssAssw ~ 81 49, = Z ID, b.
BY msans Of . pol,sicsl sreani1e4 y known
- ~ Deys h blos a. ehseb b go toex.
tesa evls all ~ 1nssssn and Weatesn
8 stoo. Thy esjsd ct eGslnst The sise ~
cited b. An1isnD h New Orleans - The ~
cult Of so-ealisd viadictivsness, end their
words ssrs d,speoved By the riotous prov
ceedings ct 1ndlanapslis, sesut which they
have ever since been singlarly silent. They
detained against taxing post-ofiice clerks
for election pu, poses, while they themselves
were engaged in levying assessmen's against
the officers and members Of the New York
Pre- Dseassment - 10 fully proven -
sworn aflidavits published in the Democrat
ic journaia' Asd sov they sss crying that
the President wishes 10 declare himself Die
tatos. Beware Of them II 10 they who ore
sodeavoringt 70 destroy the Union and force
Dictatorship upon the country. Some
such creature a Butler will he tie toni Of
their selection to test the experiment and II
Il succeeds, then some stronger arm will de-
pose Ben and make its owner master, until
b in turn is again dcposed by smother
stronger than himself, aud 90 on to the end
Of The chspter. But II the ambitious Benjs.
min should lose his life, and what is desrer
70 him still, his silver spoons and other
spoi;s Of the wpr, III keinaiag viii proba
bly, be the ending. and the FIRST attempt to
estsblish Dielascsship will b. the last
But tnat 10 the end to which affairs are tend.
ing under the Radical sway.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

" OUU630 U03OU AoI1uG VUUUs
T,nAINs IEAvH PeEf BYRON ks'ruL
h.;i .sS i.ps..s ,.so 4. n. ally, (s.nd.y.
sssssSo.s Kxprs.s 1885 A. n. daily. es-
days e.espsed;l
ARnIvD A. P0n1 DYn0H.
Nail snd Rxpesss ssso r. n. daily. CSsndsys
SssssSosa Esysvss les p. n, ssi,y.
Accommodation $50 A. H., daily, (Sundeys
Nh ed BzprelD leayi,e Pest,H yrsa 4. ~
80 49, connoSaisos Jbr ClksSeo go ~
points 10 Northesn Illinois and Wisconsin.
Steanboaa 4xpres: connects = eavanae with
ohead Of Nosthefn Line bOass.
sSssames 1oVA !" leasss Davenpset ~ An.
ooapeetine q Pvrt Byron with Steamboat 81.
peesass1 = z. n. ssnseseiag w'tA 81 IN.
train.
AZ pacipe. With d,oodrsch Line" sseamersfse
Qeand Hasea. 0Aebsyean ed Nsnitswse.r
- 0aciss Junetios. With Chicago : Milwsnkes
nslst1d1, ~ Milwaukee, Es.s6As. WasosseD
=, < V cti.sIs 5..s.s... Win csis.e. ! Meth.
tess1h on1poo, iss Jasssvtlley n11lssas Pa
a DslelA ~ CAisa10 & Nss1Aveeesn III
Asrrceesst "a CSiesgo Z NseshWesslfl ~
!!, ~, T -: k:,,:s4s Is assssss@ ysrs's
= 60 { - - -. 80 8 & sf :
ANUGA14 ~ 0Ai6s61 D 1seenwesessn 1all.
rsel. 81 Cliseos. Dl1os - Cs1e naeias. !.
~ Pert PySSa, Vlu1 U11e u 1eeA lslaad
IIs s;sss E!asSS.. 's'>H s''''~
fssssSES ~ - ~ = - e. ssssps't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
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RA0lR DADS.


Chicago, Roek Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1906. flll Arfaneehicnl. 1856. 4.
Trains run BY Chicago time which il twelve min
utes faster thsn Davenport time.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT "a, 1866,
~ and until further notice. trans will leave
Dsvenpcrt daily. !Scndays excepsed) Is follows
Going East lat Mail train at........7 80, A. \.
- Night express. .......6 81, P. =.
Going west-lst. Express and Mail for Kellogg
20. Freight Tor Kellogg and " ash.
1ngtOn, D. 10 Al
Sd. Accommodation and freight for
low. City aud Mu-catine, 2 90 ? y.
Arrive ct Davenport daily. Sunday excePssdl
Fsss - - 4, !. 4 H;eh: .1ltess =. $ =: !.
From the West-lst Accom- odation 4 freight
from Iowa City and Muscs-
I'd. Freight from Kellogg and
Washington >. -. "A Is ?. =.
Sd. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. ........e l5P.n.
CONNECTIONS.
At Chicagoewith ell Eastern Routes.
At LaSal'e with |. c. X. X for Dunleith. st.
Louis Cairo, &c.
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
A Peoria during navigstiop), with Packets
for al puints on Illinois River.
At Kellogg, lows City, and Warrington with
Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for all points West
Southwest and Northwest
New and Elegant Sleeping Coaches on all
Night trains. Through Tickets for sale end
Baggage checked to Principal Eastern Cities
and Towns.
g. II. BEARDSLY, Asst Gen. Supt.
A. KinBALL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport. Sept. "a. 1860. -. ~Rur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
Constitution Life Syrup
Curoe Oh SWellloe Of ~ Glanls,

Either Of the Fsee. Neck, or Fsssels Drsase, cd
shssld b taken = sson y the e.sllins 70 dstees
ing troublesome Discharging SOres. which de
figure % many Of the younger portion Of the
community, from six TO twenty years Of age
ouug children are very subject 70 Diachasges
rom the Ears. which depends upon Scrofalous
constitution. These casea soon recover BY taking
sfew doses Of the Life syrup
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

Ex,kLLEN1 wiNh ron b .AAitt.
ePEER'S SAMBukG PORT VINE
Celcbrni~d In Europe Tor IT. medicinal aod ,sncfeia
aualitie- highly esteemed by eminent y.einir. used
European ard American Hos pstair, md ~ some oS
the arvt iamilics 10 Europe and america.
As A TONlC-1t Inns no equal, can.ihe ~ appetite
md building mp the system, bcing entirely pure wise
OF Z m,Oet valuable grape.
AS A DtrRETIC liimpsris a healthy ar''"R cfins
Oands kdssays I'D Urinary Urgshs. very bencfhisio
DsveAy DOus and RheuulasIr.shectk,ns
sfKkRy WINE u : psre article fron, ID. Juice o.
eios any 0as wso In 90, and m eatclicn sssite
AH all weak and dclititaed pcrsuur, sud The Mcd aisd
hArm. Improving the appetite ard bsasatt'sw hdiss
onA cAl)dfUa.
m onos, ana you will not le deceived
oD~Dc saFe tl,c elgnaturc II Assnsp trxsa , cves
oopsk Of each hDeele.
~ b. druegtsap ad oil hspa elase dealer, aleo
osll ~ CAEtklLA FORT BRANDY, cholcc &c
article. imposssd only BY Mr. speef. direct frus me
valley cfOpOseuV
G0-Tfsdc svpptsa ~ who,sas,c dsuerisss IN .,eV
York, Bnssnn. n1leAaavAia ard ~ 1oar. And ~
A. Hf9ER q Me vlosyard In Ncw jersey. rvi6ci
81 O6Oe. r. Bruodw.I, NJ. yc!h .~.,.
For sele In Doycnepst6 BY uANhlkON eJARNe
WhO1eeale md Hre6oo DyvRvl ete yeel-d1Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
Sir Merton Pete In Trouble.
Correspondence OF the Liverpool Post.
InNnnN 0ra 10

S1r Norton Pete In Trouble.
Correspondence OF the Liverpool Post
LONDON, Oct H.
The most startling event Of the
week 10 the report Of the oommlteec ol bond
holders appointed to investigate the affairs
Of the London, Chatham 4 Dover Railway.
] declare tina, | was struck all OF heap
when discovered what had been done b.
This company and remembered who did il.
To enter into details Of this report IL impos-
sible, but take this fact: There are hun>
dreds Of persons who hold debcntures Of
the company, bought ~ bona fide, real
stocks original and preferences, and, Is
under stand it, Of oil bonds. Well these de-
bentures were illegally issued, iraudulsntly
issued-issued on the basis Of pursly 6c>
ticious stock, and. as debentures, are worth.
LEES. True, the bondhOlders are creditors
Of the company. They, in, fact, stand in
the position Of holders Of original stock, and
what that is you know. The ElOO stock 10
worth III il the market. see by the
Time Of to-day that the board attempted
to shift the responsibility Of this TRANSACTION
on to the shoulders Of Sir Morton Peto L
Go. These dcbcntures we're to be Applied
to the relieving Of certain pledged debent--
ures becoming due, and were entrusted to
Sir Morton Pcto 4 Co. for that purpose
but this fism, they say. applied then 10 an,
other puspose, viz: u IN pay ens Of their
own debts. Truly . pretty charged Of
course Sir Morton Peto must satisfactory
answer this or he will bs ruined in chsrsc>
ter for ever. This breakup Of the compa-
ny-fer such it appears to be--nuss sate>
rally affect Sir n. rton Psto. A committee
Of his creditors, appointed to investigate HE
adaiss in July, reported that he he'd mil>
lion surplus but II this surplus consisted
Of London, Chatham, and Dover securities,
Il must hsvc dwindled down considerably
Since then.
II ID thought the Northwestern Railroad
will be completed to Council Bluffs long be.
fore April LIST, the time set for it, compile
ton.
The two girls in St. Paul, who were burn.
ID 90 fesrfuliy BY the explosion Of kero-
ssne can, some days. are both dead. The
second victim died yesterday morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

rO>MESE PILLS,
a - celebrated
a.say yeass ago In
Paris for the relief
Of female irsegu-
lnritiss. and After
wards ~ sotorious
for their criminal
employment In the
practice Of abosticns
are now offered f0e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

On ard alter MonaAt, May 11eh,
The Sseemer Iowa will leave doek loot Of Brady
street, for Port byron. - follows:
AZ 2 n. N1.s connecting with train for Full.
ton, Havonne. UubuQne, (arriving in Dubuque s
hours IN advance Of any other foute) Frecpor.,
Raeins, end I'll pejsts north and northwest, east
and northeast, In central Iowa and southern
wisconsin.
Az p. NJ. connecting with train for So
wanna. Freepors, Racine and Milwaukee, and all
points north, west and east.
The following ere the rates Of Fare to points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

ESTABLISHED 1850. AND CHARrsRBD.
| Hss iuse pnbliAeA Ne ..FYOUTn'- NANUAix1
containing - raees ana IN illastatnas % ~ A.
etotny and rnyuIo.oU u ~ Sexsal H19sss ~ boeA
Sexes, In health aad fiseeee. witA Teeloe % ~
eal D1oasee. ine'uAng 0eif Ahase. Psvaoo bi1aGn0o
rsuale Co9plaints. Sc.. ~ rev mee1o6e 4 t9e01.
neat. Inesndsd = gnt1e ~ 0anieA - dnglo.-
TAoee a1letsd witH Hsfnla, 1s6lness, RnouoA. psDo
Nor1nfnal enalnsaosa q vostooosls, 81 oae01sln9
eeanap vim foc~tve price HI u go 80 s01111o
lin itSCfka 1A0xgrIc rxrvnnrlvR-
1hooa eeoBi1R 10 Init s&els oopssae, ean soc1oD 3
blaoG1sD q ~ show oeo00I01sS M r - q
H. sabj6ct q pfsvsofl6. IA cnecuspoo11oep 60.
6eaaial. -Ad1iGls "a ElSirS = ]. ,. VIf6iAl6.
naoe1ix Draw9 ~ ls1isv11ns ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

Debility, 8mscislioa, Dyspepsia. end Drepsy 81
the i0bs, abdomen, and IN the female. Oropsy 0t
the oyariss aad wombs. generally accompanied
With inflammation and Liberation Of the Uterus.
are permanently cured BY Conatitution Life 5yr-
~. The disease known - Oostre or HWelle6
Neck. the Life syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should b takeA for eOme time, - the
disease 10 sxeesdingly chrouie and sesbborn, oad
vill not be removed without eStre effort.
fuoors Of the Ovaries, rsmoss Of The Breast,
and swelling Of other glands Of Tie body will b
completely reduced without re1eftins % the
knife, Or operations Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

DlnlCNOPfly OF MARRIAGE. N. rr.prteicse
j ~ the New York Museum 81 Anatomy have deter.
mined Ia ls~ue rc. Suws ct hsis nu. Instructive loo
suusa IN Marriage aad lie DISQUALIFICATION kcrsou
endthysjcal Debility, rrtmstnre Decline al Manhood.
Indigestion, Weakness " psIi.sion 1mlotensy.
Lass u Enervy and Manly Power u. great ~, iai Evil
excese 81 maturity. or ignorance Of ri -oiagy and
lave ii nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means .
rnshtemlns asd sasing thOusands. and will hc f,r-
Wasied fvrr receipt ~ four stamls by addtcrein
Secretary NcW York Museum ot Anstcsny ss,d Msdi
cine. ais Rtoasiw AZ New YORK mari5diy b.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03

LETTER FROM Mr.. MASON.

Mr.. Mason, the ex-Conf ederate commissioner in
London publishes the following letter in the
Times in support of the bazaar about to be held
by the ladies' of Baltimore, in aid of those in the
Southern States who are suffering from the late
war:
Sir-Will you allow me a brief space in vour
columns to return my thanks to Mr.. Herbert a
gentleman to whom | have not the good fortune
to be known, for his letter in the Times of this
morning, on behalf Of the suffering people of the
Southern States of America?
The &c Ladies of Baltimore, - to whom he refers
have written to me also in regard to the bazaar
they propose to hold in that city, for the relief of
those in Il quote from their letter. "the different
Southern States where they have suffered the
most from the devastating armies of the North"
With those ladies' who are chiefly in charge have
been long and intimately acquainted. They are of
those who, during the whole war (although its de-
yastations never reached their homesl, ministered
personally, old and young, to the prisoners in the
hospitals of that city, and who, yearafter year in.
poverished themselves that they might send relief
to Southern prisoners at a distance, so long held
in confinement by the enemy. uIl II.
They are thus trained and practiced in those
paths of benevolence they still seek to explore.
Nor could funds intended for such benevolence
be contided to better or more judcious hands. In
their suggestions to me have not felt at liberty,
from just sensibility to appeal to any but those
few of my own countrymen in England who have
any means left them. Yet, without violating such
sensbity it is perhaps due to those ladies to say
that any voluntary contributions in aid of their no.
BILE efforts which may be sent to me shall certainly
reach them, with the names of the donors.
As to the suffering in the Southern States, it may
suffice to say that in all those States through which
the invading armies passed. but chiefly in Virginia,
South Carolina and Georgia, whole districts of
country were desolated and reduced to wilder
ness, everything that conduced to human susie
nance destroyed. and those there inhabiting, many
in affiuenee, all in independence, reduced to the
absolute want of the bare necessaries of life--a
want none had ever known before, except when
relieving it in others from their own abundance.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
]. M MASON,