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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette
says 1.-The vault recently constructed n,
Oak Ridge Cemetery, near Springfield. Hi
nois, under the direction Of the National
Monument Association, and to which the
remains Of the late President were remoy cd
short time since, was visited . few days
ago by u committce OF the Associat on, when
the caskct containing the sacred ashes was
opened, and for the last time were the iya
lures Of the lamcntcd Lincoln view d by
mortal eyes. The visit Of the committee was
an official one, and male in pursuance Of a
rcsolu ion Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Association, the object being to enable them
to certify to the actual presence OF the body
in the caskct. The farc was examined
through the glass covering which underlies
the outer strata Of the Case, by the commit.
tee, aud identified by each OF them as the
martyred President. The sad ceremony en-
dcd, the lid was again nailed down, aud seal
CT with the signct Of the Association. Til,
great stone or slab was subsequently rolled
to the door Of the scpulchre, aud fitted into
ITS place, the finishing stroke given, and the
solid masonry was in like manner as the
casket, imp essed with the great seal Of the
corporation. The remains will now rest
undisturbcd till the National Monument,
shall DC completed, when they will be de
posted IN their final resting place. The fca
lures Of the diseased were scarcely discern
iblc, the embalment seemed to have offered
out little, il any, resistance to the encroach-
ment oil corruption, and the piece OF clay
that once llvod, and moved, and talked, aud
was k"own as Abraham Lincoln, is being
last dissolved, rafter from rafler, and beam
from beam. and the particles of which il,
was curiously compounded, are rapidly re
turning to their original elements
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

A train on the Pttsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, lodcn with dressed
hogs, which left Chicago on Friday morn
ing Of last week, arrived IN Pittsburs on
Tuesday evening. Upon opening one o!
the cars. man was found among the dead
animals. lie was in dcplorable condition
and was almost dead, having eaten nothing
for five days. Ono Of his feet was frozen
and he was unable TO walk or ev en- stand
lie was ken out Of tho car and properly
cared for. When he had reco, cred sufl
GENTLY, he stated that he was discharged
soldier, and finding himself in Chicago.
without means, and being anxious TO reach
New York. he visited the freight depot for
the purpose Of discovering what Chance
there was for passage to New York. lie
was told that the car containing the hogs
would 50 directly through in the shortest
possible time, and seizing an opportunity
TO slip in the car unseen, he did SO. and
had net waited long until he heard the
door showed forward and the lock fastened
Here he remained for five days and nights.
without water or provisions. lie says that
he did not eat any Of the raw pork, as he
became quite sick and had no stomach for
It. The employees of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company raised . handsome purse
for him; and he went frce. over tho road to
Phsladelphia.-chicdgp Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

revoo00o - We0eeen 01vero.
There arsnoV sveh billsoefoss Ceasrsss
Tor tho improve ent Of 6estsrn sivcss y
bene6t navigatieA whisA were referred =
their proper conmittccs.
To improve, BY . car,al. the upper and
lower rapids Of the Miss issippi river. offered
~ Mr.. Allison. Of Iowa. Referred 70 the
Committee on Roads and Canals, and order
ed prin4ed.
A bill to improve the navigation Of Rock
river. and the upper and lower rapids Of
the Mississippi, fired BY M. E. b. Wash-
burne. Referred to the Committee IN
Commerce.
Abill for the protection Of the navigation
ofthe Mississippi and Its navigsble tributa
RIGS. Referred to the Committee on Post
Ofaces and Post Roads. Presented By Mr..
Hogan
A bin offered BY Mr.. Prizes, declaring the
bridge over the Mississippi river ct Rock
Island post route and highway. Referred
70 the Committee on Roa1s and Canals.
A bill offered by Mr.. Harding Of ILL.,. to
improve the navigation Of the Mississippi
and OHIO rivers and their tributaries. Re
ferrcd to the Committee on Commerce.
A bill offered by Mr.. Donnelly, to improve
the navigation Of the Mississippi between
ST. Anthony and Minneapolis, Mimi. This
calls for n donation of lands. Referred to
the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Hogan offered another bill for the
improvement Of the Mississippi r,ver.-
Ordered printed and referred to the Com.
mitteo on Commerce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

One Of the New York tapers says o.
tie "extortion' of landlords "A dry
goods firm rented store for the CT trent
year for $1,000 The owner called on
them Il few weeks since to ask their lnten-
tons for another year. They expressed a
wish to remain if the terms were made
agreeable. He Offered to treat them fairly.
aud suggested that sac, 900 per nnnum for
three years lease would be a reasonable
advance. They Indignantly refused to
treat and he left. After few hours. search
for another place, they concluded to pocket
Their indignation and accede to the terms.
Calling on the owners FOR this purpose, they
learned that they were too late, the prem
iscs having been leased for three years a,
$4,000 per annum. A fur her search left
them hopeless Of securing anything more
eligible, and they have TO purchase the
lease OF the new parties for bonus Of
$4,000"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

The farmers of Michigan have State Ag
ricultural Convention at jackson in that
State, on the list inst. The following aie
the subjects proposed for discussion:
!. Sheep breeding and wool growing. in
Guiding all subjects connected with this
great interest, and especially those connec-
ted with the improv ement Of the tiocks Il
the State.
,. Cattle and stock breeding. The rela-
tons Of ;,at ock to the farm, and tie ex
pericnce OF farmers in using them to umcl
lorate and improve the land.
3. The economical use or pasture and
grass lands, ana their relation to the sue
ccssful ind profitable growth Of wheat and
other grain crops, together with their gen.
era' Improvement by means of drainage,
ditchinr, top dressing and other work.
4. The orchard and its trea,m ent, and the
general subject OF fruit growing throughout
the State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

The bank at Liberty, Clay county. NO..
was robbed, on Tuesday afternoon. Of AZ.
O0O. under the following clrcumstanees -
men entered the town about . O'Clock
three q whom guarded the, suhsrbs Of IL.
place, while the other nine went a. ,hs
Clay County Savings Association. seyen
Of whom guard ID the outside Of the build.
ing. while the other Two entered, and With
cooked revolvers At the head Of Nj. Baird.
the CashIcs, and bic son, forced thcm into
tho vault, and compelled them to delive,
up al the money in the bsnk. Az tho rob
bers zero leaving, Me- Baird thrust his
head oct Of the window and eayc the
alarm. A boy namod Wvman repeated the
alarm. and wss shot flve times and instant.
y killed. The robbers mounted their
horses and Escaped. "A party o. thirtv
eitiaens started 10 pursuit. Eifiy more fol
lived yesterday but. At last accounts. NO
eaptares hs3 been made. Tho robbers d.
vj1ed toe mbnev at Mount G,icsd Church.
~ nilts 6bm lber'y, 70 enable them d
eepesste. e peeqesafy. Three Of the rob
IN weSS f<tcf Aised u Notorious bush.
vhaekes 11siaI ~ 49,. ''.sag y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
To Cure Ague md Fever.

Iakc dose ofpr Eastecy's Family Pills, ana " Zen
done operating take Dr. Easte rIv's Fever anI ~.
hiiier. q n"-e a. directed ON the bottle every two
honr' until nine oses have been taken in the absence
- .Heh always stops the Ague and Fever the
a-a" hiier 'fr"" times day on the seventh Sour-
'esiii twenty first and twenty DAYS after thc
iasi chill and fever. and you win be PERMANENTLY
CURED. Let every man. soman and child trv r. an,
Won M II to be true. eel ii to your Friends
frlre Of Aeue KILLER 81 80 per bottle I.,lls N
cent per tox-io pills in . box "
~ Prepared and Sold by Dr. T. EAST ERIY +
Coz No. :" North Fifth street st Louis Mo- and sold
Al Their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago M.
Sold by Druggists gennrallv ~"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

A reporter Of the Chicago Tribune fur,
nishes to that paper an account of singu
lar interview with protest. onal seer or as.
trologist Of that city. Tie reporter dis
guised himself in female apparel so etfectu.
ally as to deceive the prophet into the be
lief that he was really woman. The apart
ments were crowded. ard several hours were
consumed in waiting for an interview. The
astrologer assured him that malign spell
was hanging over his life and blighting his
prospects, and offered for fifty dollars 10 re
move 't-told him he was widow, had not
loved the diseased husband. would be mar
ried again to middlc-ag.d gentleman, and
60 to Europe on bridal trip.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage of Sy-
mills
Symptoms of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
SVnhils
.7nrirc TO the Ami, te.,

Read the symptoms above described .r each STAGE
OF syphilis and procure nj the me cipes fnv tLs
YOU. f e"e''"""y
treatise on Syphilitic Diseases giving plain direc
lions TO cure the different stages, ACCOMPANIES each
package ~ the medicine e"'
n u. DIR. MARKS SYPHILITlCs CI-RE Ann
riLl> are a,i 'nia'lible cure for RHEV MATISM. no
ma how n, standing or how bad They remove
Price $3.50 per package
ne Medicines viii be sent by exprs.. to all parts Of
Az ON receipt oil the money and % cents adj
ditIonal to pa, FOR boxing and shipping ~
Prepared and sold hy DIR. L. EAsrrr,.y 4 ca M
~ Nof,n rum street st: Lonis, Mo- and at their
itsneh S'ofe- No 40, Madison st., Chicago. Ill.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

PROPOSED INPRovExENTs.-Thc Washing
tor correspondent Ct the Cincinnati Gdzttte
says the following proposed Improvements
are being urged upon the attention Of Con-.
gress: The Improvement of the outlets Of
the great chain Of lakes to the ocean the
improvement Of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers; the railroad from the Lake Superior
region through Central Michigan to Toledo,
and southwest to Cincinnati; and lastly,
the scheme for connecting both st. Louis
and Lawrence, Kansas, with Galveston
Also thata bill is now in the hands Of the
Committee on Commerce, drawn by Mr..
Hogan Of Missouri, whose provisions, If car
iicd out, will, it is claimed, give channel
depth Of five feet from St. Paul to st. Louis,
a all seasons Of the year This. we suppose,
refers to Mr.. Ilogans scheme TO place the
Upper Mississippi in the hands Of corpor
alton, VITO may hedge it up with dams,
dykes, canals, bridges, etc, and tax the
commerce and trade Of the river until its
usefulness shall be practically Destroyed
1t is not likely that Congress will sanction
any such outrage upon the people as this.
The same correspondent says the entire
subject Of the improvements Of the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers has been turned over
ny the COMMITTEE on Commerce to Hon.
Benjamin Esgles,on, Of Cincinnati. Unless
western members are watchful, the great
work of improving the Mississippi will be
overland and weighed down by other pro
iects, and the whole will sink together. II
the whole matter has been turned over to
Mr.. Eggleston We trust he may be fully
posted in regard to the vital Importance Of
clearing out the natural channel. and keep
ns the navigation Of the river forever free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

OuH Canadian neighbors are beginning TO
fell little nervous, about the near approach
Of the time when the Reciprocity Treaty
will cease, and Of the very poor prospec. Of
its renewal.
The Montreal Witntss says:
ut is an interesting question for Canada
to ask. who is responsible for this unir end
ly feeling on the part Of the Americans,
which is going to shut up our best and al
most only market for oats and barley, and
sawed lumber, aud live stock Did we not
earnestly and perseveringly show that the
system of gratuitous insult and abuse kept
up bya portion Of the press Of Canada, and,
that generally speaking. the portion which
was sustained by government and Grand
Trunk advertisements, would produce just
this RESULT Did we not dep . ate /, the
strongest manner the aid and cuuntenanc
lent to the bank robbers. and the extraoid d,
nary perversons Of justice and common
,ense, if not Of law, winch characterized the
Judgments rende. ca in their favor, as not
only wrong, but rs almost certain 10 bring
about the very result which has now arriv-
ed. ii a city would be saved on account oil
ten righteous men. the converse Of the prop
osition holds equally true The best inter>
cs,s Of . country may be sacrifice by the
conduct Of few violent aud injudicious in
diyiduals."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

3 u = y X AZ
THE
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DECIDEDLY THE BEST ARTICLE FOR Rrsro
nng Grey Hair 70 its original color mot dyenS
caees1sly cufng al diseases Of the scalp preceney
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

Tns st1bGsiH slbleahDtA SHei SAFE nrsu,I]
D'ebert, Of Bloomingdale, last week Nondsv
night. BY burglars. was nearly $4,000.
q, go Of which BELONGS - lh6 Aow ~ -
1Dlts, partner Of Mr.. Di.hcrt, vas the town
s = -. liz r. Geo y es,k and
stamps Of the village past ONCE ars included
70 The general loss. No due 70 the buelorp
- ~ - dieepysesi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

4 dcpositor brought two bags of gold 10
New York Wall street bank the other
day. and during his talk with the officials.
lost sight for moment # his bags. On
turning round he perceived two men with
me bags in their possessisn, who, when
mus seen by him, remarked that they had
Just been wagering whether or not it was
goo that was in the bags." one ofthem say.
ing snat 1t was silver. The unsuspectine
dePos,tcr enlightened the gentlemen, where
upon the sobliked bettefs fesiSSd ~ Ns3Sk
tho whiskey skins that were lost and won.
Imagine the delight Of tho business nm
whsn he 4.raid Shstssbs xsneHnsn svsrs
Thieves Of high standing in Tho pfofsesion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

A CAPTAIN John I. Hill, Of the regular
army, has been tried in Cali forna by Court
Martial, and dismissed the service, for hav.
ing ordered the Indian child to be taken
from the breast Of its dead mother and
killed. Captain Hill has published what
he calls a "vindication" Of his conduct. in
which he said that the child could have liz
ed but Anew hours longer at best, and that
Generals Candy and Sibley, and other Off
GERS Of the United States army, had been
in the habit OF allowing their men to Kill
Indian prisoners. and even Children, when
there was mo convenient way Of providing
for them" lie alleges, also, that the Pres
ident Of the court which tried him had
caused an Indian child taken by him to b,
killed. because he had no means of taking
it with him, and to leave it on tho plain.
would have been certain death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND ACUE KILLRR.

" cure Asue and Fever. Chills and Fever numt
Ngne. Intermittent and Rcmtcnt Fevcrs and every
form OF Fever, inciden, TO TO the West
lnis celebrated medicine has been fifteen wears es
!annshed m 81 Louis. and IL universally known
ihrous.nui me Mississippi Valley to I've an INFAIIA
hLE CtkE tor Ague and Fever in all is forms "A one
ana Fever sufferers an iniAbe prescription is here
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
m. EAsTBRLYs0
IODINE AND sAnSARARfLlAI

hVWAVU IND 0AAO04 AAAAs
This ne hly ssdiciss ct - sd,.se.ss arising
frun IN Impure seats q oe IDOL "ss
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Cancer. Tuners,
Eruptions Of the Skin, ErysiPelas. Chron.
ic Sore Eyes, R,ngworm or letter, Scald
Head. Old Sores, Swelling Of the Glands,
Leprosy, White Swelling, Piles, Bloeches,
Boils, Pimples on the Face. Go,tse. Rheu-
uatism, Dropsy or Gravel. Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections.
General Debility, all Chronic Diseases.
and all Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
This medicine combines In healthy concentrated
state the Fluid Exracfe Of Sarsspalls Yellow Dock
the Extfacas VI several other valusb1e ROOTS -
BARKs prepared BY a NEW and highly improved
shsn. .o os o p e y sas a! Avs
sSs s IT,
DC cars q =; the $780, arsinF rc" n impure
DIR. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla
searches out the very germ o. roots Of diseases By
Purifying the Blood, producing healthy actiOn 0f The
LIVER and it, secrctioDs. expcllng all morbid,
impure and diseased matter from the system and by
Its simultaneous action all the various organs Of
the body II mparts new life and activity to the whole
pnysicAj ryetem. POSSESSING those peculiar Blood
purifying properties IL the reason why 1t Is equally
encscious in many diierent complaints. No other
medicine can compare with
DIR. EasterDy's Iodine and
SarSaparilla
For the Of Scroula obstinate Old sores letter
kingworm. Salt kheum, Scsld Head, Pimpes on the
Face, Prairie Itch. Illinois Mango Missouri Scratches
and all Erupti0ns n the SKIN. But for the cure Of
all OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES Of every kind
Gridlev's Salt Rheun and letter
Ointment
ls valuable assistant TO the Iodine and Sarssparilla
In snbduing the disease The Iodine and Susaparilla
purfcs the Blood and removes the cause and the
Ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease and
thus speedy and permanent cure is effected Both
are recommended to be used for these complaints.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly all the old Sar-
eaparlas are discarded worthless and are nearly
obsolete while this II every day increasing in popular
favor. Druggists and dealers who formerly purchased
by the dozen, order by the Gross and Five Gross
at time. II s warranted Six Times STRONGER
CHEAPER and BETTER than any other Sarsapar.
lila Or Blood Purifying Medicine offered to the
Public. or no money will be taken for It, Therefore
ask for
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
And take nothing else.
Piice-the Iodine and Sarsapara. ~ 30 per bottle
Price -dridley's Salt Kheum and letter Ointment,
70 cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by DR. f. Easterly 4 Co.. No. 20
North Fifth street. ST. Louis Mo Sold ut their Branch
caro-, Its.
For sale by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

= bRt y Ssfof5 Congress 70 nsks up.
psspriiI ions ,ies eertain needed improve
nsass u ~ Northwest. Aueng thsse are
he Shis,Casal assund the Niagara Falls,
end thStde fssm Chicago 10 the Illinois riv.
q. The Clearing Of the channel Of the Mis-
sissippi at the DesMoines. and other rapids.
ths imosevessnt Of the Wisconsin and
Wiscoasin Epx rivers The opponents Of
this billars striving to % load II down with
amsndaspts % - 70 kill it. Unless great
caution Is taken BY ito friends. the object
win be accomplished, and these measures
% necessary 70 the great west, will be
stranglcd to death through the superior
management Of the friends Of some other
section Of country. No one can doubt FOR
. moment that the improvements spoken Of
will be Of infinite importance to the inter
csts Of the whole country. There is need.
even At this time, Of greater facilities Of
transportation than we nov have, both by
water and rail. and when the West settles
up, Is it viii in few years. our limited "a
cili'ics for tran. portation will not be able
TO move but small portion Of the products
Of the country.
But few people have an idea Of the vast
ness OF what is termed the West. IT'S
true the idea is prevalent that it contains .
large scope Of country, and from the &C
counts which occasionally reach the eye. il
10 known 10 b. rich in agriculture and min
erals; but Of the extent these things arc
developed but vague ideas are entertained.
Tho fact is, the agricultural wealth Of the
West is but just begun TO DO made known.
Comparatively little Of the arabic lands arc
cultivated, or attempted 10 be. The unoc-
cupied lands bear about the same proper
ton to that cultivated ~ . million to one
Who can soy, then, that the West does NO,
need greater facilities for transportation
From, these facts, our western members
shoald take special care that the measure,
now before Congress for the benefit Of oul
commerce, should not be crushed through
the Jealousy Of any other portion Of thu
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
CURE YOURSELF!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

ms Medicine will cure Gonorrhes. Clcet
Structure, Seminal Weakness ,r Snerm,
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neys and Bladder. and all Diseases Of
me sexual Organs caused by Contagion
or Weakness Of either Sex, Males o,
Females. -
TINS elegant popular and infAllible ,,ren.r..
'on SO celebrated in all our large citi a. ~ IN
cure o. Private Diseases, 10 now 0flere d Ia ~. .r
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few days. 'e' !"
DR.. Bakers specinc.
IS the only safe and reliable remedy for the caro-
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uu eonce which is now so feaiially prevalent in
all pats of the country. '"' ="
pr. Bakers Speciac.
na great healing. purifying and self-curino
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WI" tnis great medicine you can Cuxr Y.r,
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oy ignorant, pretending doctors.
DIR. Bakers Infection.
n Bin cases Of Goncrrhea, elect and str;c.
10 b used in conjunction with the Snec;Sss ~ =
materially aids in subduing tie innam nation
ana stopping the discharge. Both are re-. ON.
mended to be used in these omrlaints.
A treatise on sexual diseases called the
the Specific 4 'o'''e "
price-Dr. Bakers Specific. a.. so per ho,tl.
.p see-nr , Bakers Injection, II per bottle.
rgi.e Male Injecting Syringe. IS cents 70.
ns.se .nse{ing Syringe: 50 cents.
ssn. ~ Express 70 oil parts Of the country nm
.ecep' .. none and twenty tive cents addit,s nsi
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