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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

EOwle's Pile aadl 11mmOr Cure.
warrsnted the only sure and perfect cure for
lies. LEPROSi. SCkUFt Ia. SAL RliEt NJ. ana
all Diseases of the skin. For Internal aud External
Zee All dealers VIII return the money every case
of failure. NJ Of allure IN Piles or Iumors n.
irince -. Boston. Sold every wcrc. oetn-aeod
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WAN r EO.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

ScorrisH RITE - Masons notice call Of
Commando Chief in ito days adver.
lieements."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Can he Cured.
rheumatism, Neuralgia aud Gout. can be
cured. We advise all suffering with those
diseases to try Lalieinands Specific. Read
the following testimonials:
ST.. Louis. March lst. 1868.
JonS III. Blood dear Sir: cheerful
y bear testimony to the value and efficacy
Of your Rheumatic Specific. its use having
entirely relieved me from lhas distressing &
maiady. l.. a BsSorsT,
Banker, st. Loeis.
sr LOUIS, March 3lst, 1868.
JonS II. BLooD. ESQ Like many Of iny
profession ! have suffered severely with
rheumatism, AMI could get no permanent
relief until | tried your Specific | sm
happy 10 say that i,s use, in few days, re-
stored me 20 health.
Signed, CART. MALIS,
of steamer Warsam
The following ia from Capt. Boiinger,
Superintendent Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company
Sr. LOUIS. August 9TH, 1866.
Ma. JoHS II. BLooD :--Dear SIR: take
pleasure ia wing that have used Lalle-
mand's Specific for rheumatism, and have
always found .hat i, has given the relief. I
know Of no medicine tha, has proved SO
successful. Respectfully,
joins n BorIxagn
Sr. Louis, June 18Th. 1863.
Nm. JonN II. BLOOD, agent cf LaHemands $
Kheamatism, Cont and Neuralgia SpeciGc..
| have prescribed the above mentioned Spe.
citic, and must say that | have never found
any remedy tina, carries SD much certainty
Of quick and salitary cure as that has in
all the cases where have used H.
Dr. q. ". PnIlLlPs.
John II. Blood General Agent, st. Louis,
Mo- Sold by all druggists in Davenport.
AExY-DR. q. r. WHITNEY, Surgeon
Of the Fourth Regiment L. S. Regular Cav
airy, writes as follows
AS an anti bilious preparation, Dr..
SWANS Bourbon Brtcrs arc no doubt the
best in use and could il be regularly dis
pensed in the army, would prove powerful
safeguard against the effects Of priv alton.
exposure, fatigue, bad water and unwhole.
eomc diet. They are the most palatable
preparation Of the kind have ever tasted.
The odor Of ripe old Bourbon, mingled with
the aroma Of spices. rendering it delicious,
alike 70 the sense Of smell and taste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Mr. DAWSON. on the part Of the defence
here objected 70 the case being summed up
previous to the Introduction OF the ,cstimo
ny, but the Court allowed AIR Rogers to
proceed, which he did very briefly, saying
that the agent Of the companies hal sanc>
toned the renting Of the rooms - Messrs.
sAeel L Co.. as they would prove BY Mr..
N.rder, the agent, himself.
Several Witnesses ~eYe then sworn, and
the
TESTIMONY OF Mr.. HARrwELL
vas substantially as follows: That the
firm OF K. Simpson 1 Co., General lnsur-
ance Agents, Of winch he is . member, is.
sued the policy In question, and that pre-
viou- to its expiration, Mr.. yerder succeed
ed them as agent Of he Underwriters that
Druggists risks are considered as extra
hazardous by insurance men-gave de
scrip,!on OF the building and its occu-
pants ut the time Of the issue Of the policy,
at which time the fourth story was unten-
anted, aud testified % otler points Of minor
Importance.
TESTIMONY OF JOHN l.. swirS, ESQ.
| Mr.. Swits Is in tie insurance business in
this city. He visited the fourth floor Of the
old Post Office build NJ about three weeks
previous to the brcal NJ out Of the fire, for
the purpose of sccin, how things were con-
Quoted there, h. ha.ln, ssned a policy on
the stock Of Messis. HARRISON 4 Starks.--
Found it occupied as Rustic Window
Shade Factory ofie port Oh being used far
shaving the Stats, another for weaving or
stitching them together, q third FOR color
ing, sizing and vanishing the blinds, and
other portions for drying, ornamerting, &c.
The shades were made from pine number,
cut CERTAIN length, and shaved BY means
Of . stationary knife, into very fine sats.-
After being "ove AMI painted or vanished
the blinds were hung from the ceiling to
dry. Found large quantity Of shavings
and refuse . lt.c in tie rooms, aud large
quantity on the stair cases the upper one
being nearly blockei.nr.
Saw paints, varni.hes, glue, &c., in the
room, and the order Of benzole was &C
strong over the entire fourth floor AS 10 be
highly distressing aud of snsive to witness
lungs. There were two separate manufac-
tories Of the same article.
II being six o'ciock, the Court adjourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

MlTcALtn's GRgAr RnEuuArlc RrMrpY is
truly the wonder Of the age Cases of
rheumatism thai have baiiied the skill of
the first doctors of this city have been com
p'ctely cured by few dofcs, AMI it is as
infallihlr rs anything prepared by human
hands can b.. Stevenson 4 Carnahan,
Agents, Davenport, iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Jusirss TAR Soar cures chapped hands, salt
rhcum pimplcs, and all outaneous affections render
Ing tho skin soft aud smooth Manufactured by
cAsw ELL, MACK 4 CO., New York
Sold by I'll nru ,si,ts feb iwdiSwewly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
SECOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY, February l3.

80
THE EXAMINATION OF nR swlTs
was continued, the only Information Of i'm
portance ELECTED beirg hi, opinion that the
risk on the bui'iine wouli be greater in
rentin, the fourth floor FL a drug store
han the first ard thr higher n business
Of this decription is the sreater the risk.
TESTIMONY or Mr.. ENNIS.
Is q druggist; knows the building called
the Post Office Bock-anl was sleeping in
the second story Of the leClane Book al
the time the fire broke out
It being admitted by Mr. DAWSON tlat i.
was the intention Of the defense to prove
by this witness, that the ire broke cut in
the fourth story. Mr. Rogers ohec,ed Oh
the ground that tic fac. vas Irrelevant, and
lmmaterial to the defense. Objection over
ruled.
The fire WAS in the fourth story issuing
from the third AMI f1ur;h story windows on
the south side Was, he thinks, the Grs,
to give the alarm Of fire. Was awakened
by two distinct, aad one smothered explo.
sion. The sound seemed to be above him
slept with his face to tie windows, and
about ten feet from tsem. The windows
looked directly on the Post Office building
Witness hurriedly dressed himself, went
down stairs and gave the alarm. Did no,
20 into the burning buildin. until after the
fire.
Cross Eyaminel. First saw the fire com
ing from the fourth story window. Cav.
the alarm to Mr.. Starks hy calling - hial
across The alley. Did nat see him at tn.
time, and is not positive tha. he was there
TESTIMONY or Nh. MOORE.
Is connected with the Fire King Com
pany Of the city Of Davenport was at the
fire in question on arrival the FIRE vas in
the fourth story went into room on the
Sd floor, and sas the fige burning through
the ceiling did not, at this time see any
signs Of any fire anywhere else. 1t was
breaking out Of the fourth story windows
on the south side ~ he appr oached, and a,
the back end Of the building tried to put
the fire cut, but there was not force enough
on the engine to pump water up has been
connected with the fire company for five
years, and has been to grcat many fires
in his opinion the risk is greater in leaving
combustlb!e materials in the fourth story
than il the rooms were vacant, aud il i.
more difficult to extingush fire in the
fourth than any lower story, -, il it were
lower II could be got a more readily, and
the water could be brought more surely to
bear upon it think there is more danger
when building takesfire At the top than q
the bottom, both in the circumstances o
the present case. and in all circumstances.
The Court then took the noon recess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
For Sale.

4 HARE CHANCE. TIE STOCK AND FIX
n TtRES Of u Retail Grocery Store, No ~ Brady
street doing good business and located In the hest
business locality In the City Of Davenport Satssc-
tory fcnsons given for selling.
ian2J diff lNS1EE K OWENS
4 RARE CHANCE TIlE STOCK AND FIN
- tnres OF Retail Stnre doing growing hu-ine.s
and locate IN the best business locality in the city
davenport Satisfactory reasons given for selling
Address, stating whero and when an interview may
be had, ILL T.
=. o. BOX ~
N.B-only smai capital required. jsnis-dtf
S00 ACRES OF No. PRAIRIE LAND, ALL
.VV IN one body. laying 10 niles north west of Du-
tuque. IN Faycitc County. Iowa, 10 miles from Co.,
seat. This land was bought OF the Government over
IL year. ago and Is fret choice and has living wate,
Ca II. and IL one mile from Wilson's Grove
WIN exchange for property in this city. take
stock Of merchandise FOR II. r. kEkkER
Franklin House,
Jan 2idt I'd Street. bet. Main and Harrison
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
I'inim aud .snncy soapn.


he nted states igh4 dig
Plain and -'aacy Soaps.
fAta Soar. oLp M wtspaoa
PuhE HLYcrasr, r,rn iirr COSMETIC
Tho mos. popular, rios' pare AMI de.,raslo vsrIe-
iiernow before tho public
orr PALM SOAP
san entirely ne* pretarstien, ard IL made from
ialm oi. heaehed wii'au. scsis or cherc.is Of sny
kinl warranted pure. Il Ii shc srnr rrsr.
barnhn,n- 5 Van seAascs Chicago. wholesa.o
agents ter tho NJ ibwest. sod ~ drug,lss overy
whore. Manufactured h7 MclNeore. Van nsasan &
o.. ss son,h Font street. Philadelphia ena Chas
McAeone.So B'riay -. Ncw York. rpsItm
lioLrewAyS Puts Dreamy AND LAM
oroa. 10 Remove ,hc cause AMI prevent
the etlec is the true theory on which the
treatment pursued by these medicines il
founded. i.anguor arises from debility and
debility from the imprv erishmeut OF the
blood or arrangement of the digestive or>
gans. IL from tie latter, the Pals are the
best tonic medicine in use, aud for their pur
iiying and sanatise properties they stand un-
equslled. For sick headache, nervous dis
orders. eneryasion, Indigestion, and de-
preston OF spirits, they arc the only rem
ely.
TR,rnosE,-lt is something that will
keep your hair on your hc,i sure and If
you are bald headed it will make the hair
grow If there is root lcft under the shining
scalp. 1t has the true virtue in il, and
everybody who wants sound, healthy. luxu
rant hair, should use 1t by al means. Al
ways call for Tryphose. For sale by all
Druggists.
$50 FAR FIRST THAT Ir mas No SrcoSp."-
This remark applied to the famous Yacht
America is equaly appropriate n John
{. Baker L Co. Pure medicinal Cod Liy-
sr Oil"
II is the Official specific of the profession
tor all consumptive and scroiulous malades,
liability, etc. JonN G. BAKER K Co,
lis Market st'ect, Phila.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

hen acxldn shall fall into tnolc Sans han.,s,
NV. 4

When aexida shall fall into t'nolo Sans hanis
Thu Mexican Floral Gem,
Extract ai sweet opoponax
snail Perfume the World.
Already the bcanfi,r ~ Petla and London are et..
{ chan;cd With smith'r new perfume,
fStract ~ sweet ppppnnax,
i. + SMITH 4 CO., Manufacturers al Floral Per.
lAfn' ~, New ork. Entered according tu law
Go TO rhs BesT.-Go to BRYANT, Strnt
ton Merrlrs Davenport Commercial Col
lcge, to get thorough practical business
education, OF TO become good sound tele-
srnph operator. For cirenlars address ten.
Closing stainps) Bryant, Siraston 3 Merrill,
Dav.npert, iowa. lw'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

How TO TAKE CoLD.-As the thaw has
come the doctors are looking for an increase
Of business, and as every trade must live,
We offer few hints upon the readiest meth
DDS Of gratifying the fraternity. Persons
whs are partial to rheumatism should wear
thin boots and be careful t. keep them we'll
soaked in snow water. A quick fever can
be secured by leaving of ovcrcoats. Neu-
ralgia complaints are open to I'll who walk
till they become heated, aud then stop at
the corner Of a street and cool of by 20
nial chat with some good fellow. Coughs
are Ssee to I'll who will insist upon throwing
open their coats IN order 70 catch the gentle
south br.exs which prevails. The ladies
are such thorough experts in this art that
We need not offer them any suggestion. but
by abandoning their cloaks and subbers and
resorting to their boots and shswls, they
win reach Srusl diet by sheet cut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

ANOTHER CouSTERfgIT.-An new ten dol
lar counterfeit bill has made its appearance
Il purports to he o. the National Bank o.
Of New5urg, n. Y. lts general appearance
is bad, bu. those nnacquainted with money,
might be imposed upon. /, would bo wei
for our people to be On their suard. as there
may be parties in ,his neighborhoad engag'
ei in circulating this bogus issue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
MIR. w vsEnsses'E's TAR SYseaISs.
Consuxrutipr, <'nu IL, C'ursG

WRIGHTs TAR SYRUP = safe and reliable
remedy for COUGHS, Cui-, Consumption Bronch,is
Inflammation OF the Throat or lungs, Whooping
Cough. Asthma, &c. e.. seid hy all Druggists in
the United SiateS tehe aly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

RAiS.-Wc, of this section, were favored
with u regular spring rain last night, which
set in about : 0 ock last evening, and with
slow and cay fall continued until morning.
Result-mnd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

OLD RoAp.-The Old road leading from
Pleasant Valley through Camp Mcclellan,
which was closed about year ago, has been
re- opened TIA Board of Supervisors, ret
ing upon petition Of those interested, have
reported $500, as damage, which has been
paid TO Mr. Allen, and the road now be>
longs to tn, township.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Nrw FiRM.-Our citizens viii fird a new
Bot & Shoe firm No. TO. Metropolitan
Block. They have q splendid stock Of fine
polish boots. purchased since the decline IN
fail sork, which they IF or at the most rea-
sonablc prices. Their stock is entirely lew
and placel upon the market at prices which
commend them to the patronage of ALL
Remember an' buy your boots and shoes Mt
l. nsuall,..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Tnr interest in the religious meetings
which have been held in continuation Of the
"Week OF Prayer" is still undated. There
will be PRAYER meeting at 9 O'Clock every
afternoon Of this week in the Methodist
church, and the evening meetings will con
tinuc as usual Up to the present time one
hundred and seventeen have united with
this hurch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Noricr.- We would cali the attention of
those intcres I'd ia such matters 10 an ad.
vertisemont of j. H. Winslow 4 Co., on the
fourth page of ,his Issue, n which may be
found rare inducements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

that it is more substantial looking place !;
ard look at the map Of the country must
furnish convincing evidence that it is des,
tined to reach higher proportions.
The weather is unpleasantly cool, though
the river is open. and has been, We believe,
during the entire winter.
We had tho pleasure this morning Of
meeting our young friend, DR.. Geo. Nc
Gosh, formerly Of Davenport, who is located
in this city, and boidins up . handsome
practice.
Yours till the next time d. N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

GRAND LrNcn-To-mo morrow noon, the
Library FAIR opens with grand lunch in
LeC'aire Hall Remember it yc hungry
ones, and bctnke yourselves there that you
may eat Of the many rich, rare. delicacies
prepared by fair hands. We are assured
that there Will be sub tantia realit-s far
the stomach, as well as the more delicate
viands for the cpicuiian tastes. The ladies
have prepared the very best 70 rega'e the
pubic-and let generous public attend =
ta' and b. happy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

lAta Soar. pLD ~. WV WrspsoH,
iuhE tLfcERisF, ftIn coeMgsi.. {.
Tho mos. popular, most pare AMI ae-irablc vsre-
Ties now before tho public,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

THg Warsig i,aiDGE.-Therc seems to be
some difference 6! opinion as to the prcper
10 alton Of the proposed bridge across the
Wapsic. Personally we arc indifferent as TO
the particular point whether it be Stevens
or Norman's Ferry but what we do want
is bridge located as the best place-where
it will best accommodate the travelling pub
lie. A meeting of stock holders, and those
interested, has been called for the 18th of
this month, at Stevens Ferry; and it might
be well Tor them to seriously consider the
matter Of location.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
Can he Cured.

Can he Cured.
rheumatism, Neuralgia aud Gout, can be
cured. We advise all suffering with those
diseases TO try Lalielnand's Specific. Read
the following testimonials:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
MARRIED..

On Wednesday, the 18th instant, b. the Rev.
j. r. Johnston, at the residence Of the bride
uncle r. B. Robertson, CHARLES P. JON ES,
Esq, of the county Of Surry, to Miss CARO-
LINE GAY, daughter of the late VIM. Rob
ertson, jr Of Petersburg
Petersburg papers please copy.l
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. j. B. Jones,
Mr.. Fra NkLIN CLEMENT SPINkS, of
Prince William county, Va, to Miss LOUISA
CON fERS, of Alexandria, Va.
. On the 18th instant, in Richmond, at the
house of Mr.. James Gordon, by Rev. Nj. u.
Hogc, Mr.. GEORGE P. BAKER, of Staun-
ton, to Miss HATTIE L. COOKE, daughter
of VIM. D. Cooke esq, formerly of Staunton.
On Thursday morning, the 18th instant, at
the residence Of the brides father, by the Rev
John l.. Clarke Mr. ED WARD j. EVANS
of Winchester, to Miss ADDIE NJ LUSH
BAUGH, daughter Of Adams Lushbaugh, esq ,
Of StauntOn.
At "Woodside," the residence of the brides
father. on Wednesday, December 1lth by
Row. John Cosby, Captain JEFF. d VAN
BEEhNTHUYSEN, Of New Orleans, to Miss
CORNELIA G., third daughter of Dabnoy
Cosby, esq, of Halifax county, Va.
On the 18th instant, at st. James Church,
Richmon /. Va. by the Rev Joshua Pcterkin,
Mr.. WIN. Ii. BRANDER, Jr., to Miss ANNA
NJ, youngest daughter of Colonel Robert B.
Corbin, of Caroline county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-18
Letter from New York.

a Cores pondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
New York, Dec. 16.-Again the sunshine
visits this goodly city. To-day is one Of the
best Of possible winter days. The people again
swarm upon the streets, and trade puts on a
more cheerful face than it has worn for many a
day. In the principal business streets the
snow is, ofcourse, iu powdered state, but in
other theroughfares and in the parks it lies
right for the sleighs and their merry loads
New York has not had such sleighing testl-
-val as the present, for years. Sunday was
smade carnival day for thousands Of people.
There were cutters and bells in every direction
The gay travellers we're especially attracted to
Broadway, the 5th avenue, the Central Park,
the Bloomiogdae Road and Harlem Lane
Over in the staid city of Brooklyn, on the
Jamaica Plank Road, and on the roads leading
down to COMFY Island, was a like festival scene,
the like wintry chorus of the bells Some OF
the good people of both cities must have been
greatly shocked To-day trade minges with
pleasure in the sleighipg. While this bright
clear weather lasts Gotham will be very gay,
and all creation if it pleases may pay welcome
visit here, The snow brings not all OF pleas.
ure, however, and the police give the usual
records of suffering among the poor. The
various railroads centenng here are again en-
abled to pay some attention to their time
tables, and the co lstwise steamersresumeth their
trips. 90 -. y,
The Woman's Rights meeting at Steinway
Hall on Saturday evSplng, which was address ID
ed by the ire pressib'e George Francis Train,
and by Mrs. e. Cady Stanton and Miss Susan
B. Anthony, was not SO largely attended as its
projectors had hoped, but nevertheless was
of considerable interest. The Executive Com
Imittee of the American Equal Rights Assocla-
ton, publish card in which they dlsclaim
all responsibility for or endorsement OF the
meetings now being held by the above-named
persons This is a house divided against it.
SELF with vengeance!
There is little news of Importance IN the
theatrical or musical world OF course, special
efforts arc being put forth for the arrangement
Of brilliant programmes for the quick coming
l1HoldavS