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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-25
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-23
TOR FAMILIES AND MANUrAC ACTuRERs
THE HOWE LOCK STITCH.
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
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We" "~"''ed ne hiyheM prc,ujum al he
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

oeeesess. n. L.. MsuA q. loea.
Aes Z WAaAAsa . ca: 0eoAs-A
Nag MA 80 sGSsS 4 ~ & ~. Fl ~
!ang1ea . - ideA, bat eeuooated 20 the ~.
$500 UttA Il. lhavs taeood Il thoeoVeA.
n. u - rseteesa ny hair cd whiskees 8
49, e = ceasss - heeps shso .. I go.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

rTNRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON As FOL-
i LOWS:
Mail and Express 700 A. ~. daily. (Sundsys
excepted.)
Accommodation 6.00P N.
AanIva AZ roRS DYnOS.
Mail and Expsess $50 r. ". daily, (Sundays
Accommodstion 2:is r. NJ, daily. (suadsgs
excepted.)
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron at 7:eo
makes close conaectons for Chicago and I'll
points in Northein illinois and Wisconsin.
o0KHoCs1oSs:
At Racine with Goodrich Line" sseamefsfes
Grand Haven. ShsbUy gan and Msnit0w0c.
Al Racine junction, With Chicago Milwankee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Kenoshr, WaukeRao
and Chicago.
Al Citation Junction. with Chicsgo ! NesoA-
western Railroad, for Janesville, Madison, Pra-
irie du Chen and La Crosse.
At Beloit, with Chicago : Northwestern Rall.
road. for Footville, Evsnsvt1oe, and Madieea.
Al Freeport, with Chicago NorthWestern aad
Mineral Point and Galens.
for Dubuque and through ooass to ~. Paul.
Al Fulton, with Chicago ANosthwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At Port Pyr0n, with Chicago Rock lslaa6
Railroad. and steam packet "lsws" betwses
Davenport end Rock Island.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest TO oil points il the Northwest.
Z. c. TATE, Sup't h. A. KNAPP, Sept
Eastern Division, Western Div isiea.
osyl7-dttl Rscine. Vie. -svsnsa. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

llsessssss lRsly ~ nm etsss, cassie.
ia $50 fsssy = ma sssssS s1sise.
80 ee1or1el = = - yes1, hae go sollseo1
$780,! tn6is Olsohls ~ Gessss, vass.hessss,
= III.
1tsAeessse - Puss1 - gilsA sssssls, - ~
ct - ooo1eoo1, I'd ~ ~ fssat . Perry
oBo04 ~ 10 Ne be0t peGoosoo u the city for .
0ooso6os.
Alsls nth frost On ne n. . \. \. =. ana
1o0(o1 q Vsotsen Aveaue and 0aiaoo streets.
v10A lfone 0Moe aad stable drot Yooo loooheo
- a1uobes yoe1.
0sod buil1ine lots u naet lpvsnport. have
- viow ~ sSves, 0ook oooaAo, and the oitieo
eeOaSsopsss - Roek Islsaa. fries o9Cosash.
% Aeoa bsllllse - y ~ ~ u RseA
- sis5le sys n!sssac ~ q - 2. =.
Souslee eetsa egoesnGA, ho1suelo - -
- -! 60; 49,. - = n falI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
RAILROADS.



1867. Winter Advancement. 1867.
Trains run BY Chicago time which 10 twelve mis-
utes faetef than DnvenUost time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. Z. 1867 !,
~ and until further notice, trans will lsavs
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted o. follows
Going kast- lss Mail train at. .......s 90. 4. =.
- Night express g IS, P. =.
Going West-lst. Freight for Kellogg asd wssh-
ID. E.prsss and Mail Tor KeRogs
and Washington, q. 20 4. =.
Arrive d Davenport daily, tsundays exeepts6)
% follows:
From the Esss-ls. Nigh. express 81. . %. a =
I'd Daily Ex. / mail. s. 80, ?. 4.
Pros the West-lst FREIGHT fron Kellogg ssd
WaehtnGton.. ..-...6 90. ?. ..
I'd, kxpssss ffe0 kslle0g -
WoDhtoGsoo. q 2op 20.
couYuc93ouo.
A. Chicago 9th Ill Eastern eoeess.
A. LaSe1Js With !. G. 3. D for Duslsith. D.
a. Pend Creek With c. b. 40. 4. \, fer Dus.
liaetos. Heokuk end Quiney.
Il Pseeia tdusiae nssiGstieo), yith Pocksto
6ev al points % 1llineis 0iver.
Al Kellogg. Iews City. asd Washiaetos wisA
Wsstern Stage Ce.'s Staess. for I'll poists wsst
Southwest aud Nosthwest.
sleeping Coschss % Ill Night tsoisa TAre1GA
Irte,s for sale :,. asd BafEss. shssssd t. Prs
@. II. BEARDSLY, Asst Gen: SuPs.
A. KENDALL. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
H. II. HiLLs. Ag't, Davenport.
0avenuoPt Feb. 4 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
Established in st. Louis in 1887.
Sesm1mal VVeakmeaa (.mreG1

Dr. BOHANNAN's VEGETABLE KLECTt AIRY.
pleasant and palstabl cure for SpermatosSh9a or
Seminal Weakness This remedy. which has been
uesd by the renowned DR.. 8ohannan Ia HE private
10 fail In curing the cAses Of seminal akness
In from two to ave weeks. Al er twenty i've years
nee In private practice. II IL Advertised solely fos
the bened II the unostunates 10 them from the
hands Of mesclees quacks, not from the grave.
Price per bog. Seat 10 oil parte Of the country.
For eale ct DR.. Bohannan's once, No. 50 Pine Of
bctween Third and Fourth.
ksfd6lished in 81. Louis in 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
DAtLY DEMOCRAT.



The asbt Of Virginia u es5. 900, 900.
Over 1000 persons are out Of employ
ment in Covington, XIV.
The live stock Of Minuescss 10 valued .,
cal ,00O,000
Mrs. Colt, Of Hartford. Ct, is about "a
erect church in that city, to cost $50, 600
General A. p. Stewart. ieensrly Of thu
.'lAas 20 Called" 10 conducting college ID
Nsmphis
More SNOW has fallsn in Cleveland, Ohio
this winter than during any previous w'nss'
Tor thirty.i'v years.
navia nssth ssys Ristori's actiag ID u
6neo9 speei0ea Of the dramatic ct - svs'
vitnsossA
Ths toonl taxable property u California
~ ~ eusvUot year, 10 o190, 00O, 900, oAas
a a, oo0, 200 over the previous yeas.
The eypesss Of Somnis, in Lemtardy,
~ s)dss6 lsss on rsessd, bsing more Thea
1900.
1assuseos, NisAiean, eesctsd ainsty.
shsss buildings last ysas. and psscnasee
shrse hundred tickets IN the Opess Hcusa
lottery.
One Of the female Candiotss, who joins
in an appeal for aid against Turkey. re-
juices In the name Of Poiyxeua G. Pappa,
giannoponlou.
Mr.. d. F. NcGilvrsy, the auetiounses,
says the Boston Post Who failed some year
ago for $50, 900. recently paid up the lss'
dollar Of his indebtedness.
Nj. r. H. Olustead and Miss Martha r
Hale, Of Fest Hartford. Conn.,, were united
in matrimony on January LIST. after court
ship Of 20 years.
Il il sid that Punch will shortly be re.
moved from London and published in Ed
inbusgh.
The maternal ancestors Of the Empress
Eugene ws,e Scotch.
Idaho Territory Will seod to the Paris
Exposition two magnificent specimsns ol
silver ore, chloride and ruby, Weighing twt
hundred sounds end heavily charged viii
the precious metal.
The Msotssal Heasi1 thinks Il 70 'humil
iat,ug" to see young Bennett coming ou
bslsse the world upon terms Of equality a
competitor in yacht rass With the second
son Of Queen Victoria"
Il 10 said that Ristosi, within forty -sigh
hsurs ailss her srSiva in New York, reooavei
from the manula:tusess twenty eight differ
kinds Of tseth powder.
ADoUs 100000 nsa we're employed twsn
81 years ID Tie cenoosueeioo Of The great bu
worthless EGypsiaa pysa0ids. The steam
power Of he United States oceomplishes o.
equal amount Of lsbo every day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

400ODo oe0 0OOOUo
The NV 70 / Post op ess the fnthss
oscupasisa II ti0s in Csagssss b useless
and sseallsd f,s siFss,s to imps !. b che Pres
ideot. Il sdds:
The seuatsy has bssn kept II - alas 4
incessails turmoil sinse The ssr ceased; !,
longs far quiss and rest Il will BE- very
grateful TO the party which will ''ssttis
things" and set ~ s.eoing in the old track.
IL 10 getting tired Of excitement, and begins
to fear he growing tendency to disorganis,
alton and rsvolutioe.
We advise the rspublisans 70 b cautious
They have great power. but also great 70.
sponsibility. II was justly said that the
Presidents intempsrsee Language carried
the last elections for the sepublicans; let |,
not hereafter b said that the rash and head
long course Of the republican leaders
brought about . 70 action against liberty ia
the country. We advise republican politi
clans . bear in mind that the thing called
''bread and butter" 10 Of very small conse.
quencs to the pe"ple 1t large.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

"
Ep,ieptic Fits, Sympathetic or Orgasie Die.
eases Of the Heart. = palpitaton. Dissase q the
Valves, producing grating fling SOUND, Drop
sy Of the Heart Case and al the affections Of this
important Organ, (psrsons suffering from any
rrestly relieved by Conesitution LifeSyrup.
Broken Dswn and Dslisate CsnstItutlsns
Suffering from isAispss,tsss - Exsetsss. rais
In the Bsek, Loss o. Memory, Fossbodings. aof.
roe Of Calsn,ty, Fear Of Disease, Di1ssss q
visi0a. Hot Skin end 9Ytre0isiee, vast ot
sleep. he.sl:sss:s: Ps!:: nsgssrs Css.se..s,.ss.
euiee The cid efthe Constitution Lite Syssp.
II
rem AL1 R00m0 -
UlcEnATlvE DISEASES
gaAse q q ~ Nsos, 1hrsae, Spiae, HsssAsa1
= So = .:Ssey - :v;s Is;'.;ss ~ =: ~.
la upea diseessd esliee u ~ Liver. aee WY
usplsesaatts she ysssg VIII I'D mother. A Sse
bottles u Cesstitutioe Life Syrup vill ecr!set
he seerstica, a.d reaevs The deposit wAtse V
directly uodss the skis. -
Diasissas. ls1ieessio.. Wcsk aseassh. : = !.
oeeuoo6 o. eonsseeas essditiso q 49, eeGon, -
ssapanis1 wl1A bssnise - sthss uafleasaoe
eyne1sos will - rslssve1 y ths - efCseeo
tutiee Life Sysap.
A . general Bsssl-rsrtsyiag Assss. shc La
Syrsp stsaAs ssssvsllsd'by any prsSarsasss 4
The WoS1A
Tx 0nCDa Avn PooD
An tlaAas y tAs sans a,ssasoe. naass ~
| 0o1oooe - 0o1e the Cooaeleutioo LII 0yyupe6l
| ~ bsas1t 81 ala
PURE DLDDD
pssAssss hseDeAy ~ - vsoso, - Y ~
0oee1l1a11ee = 1aGlesee1 = yo11h, liGooDo ~
oo3Y 49, io14o SooolG
~. O. . ~ 6e1els - ~ osooo ~ q
RI ~ ~ ~ UsugU6eeo.
W.. =. 0fOeg, II. d.
solprooPnln5OA HBw Yoak.
mOD0AN = Al1Q100Ss
i vneaeon1e Dsents1a eAo9154
! 1sCne oosssa - YssA
l#s!|Ij % ID -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
JOHN OCHe 4 SON,
AsaH1s 90
The Sale Of Real Estate,

MONEY TO LOAN On GOOD SECURITY
q zoo ACRES or CHOICE PRAIRIE
ZeOUV Land 10 Scott, G. dsr, Benton. Pow'
sehiob. fsme and Iowa Counties.
~ lnpoovsD FAsss, Of ~" acres ssch, from
% 10 niles from Davenport.
10 lnssovss FAsSs Of 60 scies each. rom
70 10 niles Of Uavesport
A Coco 'nraovsp FAan Of 2ss sacres. wnaia
10 miles Of Davenport
r miles o. Davenport.
- eiSSSs. Withia " miles o. Dasenport.
0ooe 1spaovss fAen u so aeses, Withia
n NM q Davenport
O6ss Ne. - brsdy Street, over Wiisss's
re~e1rv Store ieoee.dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

Debility, Emsciaiiou, Dyspepsia, end Dsspsy d
The limbe, abdomen, and ID tie female. Osep6y q
Ne ovasiss and wombs, gsssrally eecoapasie6
with lnAamstios and Ulcsfasioa Of the Uterus.
ere permanently cured BY Constitution Life ayr.
NJ. The disease known ~ 0oitre o. Swelled
Neck. the Life Syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should b taken fer some time, - the
disease il . xceedingly chronic and stubborn, and
will not be removed without extra effort.
rumors Of the Ovaries, Tumors Of the Dssast,
and swelling Of other glands 81 the body will Be
completely reduced without resorting - the
katie, or operations Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
JO0U u. CDErlN.
LAND A0HGT,

Uovooooeoe 1OWoe
h e. ~, $4,000 esees choice Farming
Leg1o q lew, q % diasrsst ceuntiee. selected
0U0 % y Is ysoss sincs. By special aesats. -
aosely owued b the pstsnlees.
i9.6oo essss 10 fillmore, Wisconsin aod Amas.
se4a. Uainpeoved Lots u Davenport. lssCseise,
is~s Cisy ed Dss nsisss. Twsssy lssliisc
hannaa - aeeeaa n Uavennee1 eoNe4M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
Medical Advice Free.

All th0se who sullci ing from 'epesmatOnh1a'
or Seminal Weakness" az any private dieeaee. OF
In doubt 20 the exact nature ~ thels complaint
ohould send at Tor Dr. Bohannsn's "TseatIse
Special Diseases" which gives full description.
symptoms, &c. Of all 'Chronc" and Especial die.
easce, % leave for doubt. This valuable
work s sent FRRE TO any Address Direct 10 DR.. C..
A B0HANNAN. Noe. a. and 81 Pine street. between
Third and Fourth streets, st. Louis. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

Either Of the face, Neck. or Female Breast. sd
should b taken - seen - the swelling 10 detect
%, thus preventing their breaking. and produe-
ing troublesome Dischsrging Sores. which die
Heurs 10 many Of the younger portion Of the
community, ftom six 70 twenty years Of aGs.-
Yeuug children are very subject 10 Discharges
from the Ears. which depends upon Scrofolous
afsw doses Of The Life syrup.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-19
l.Folr ana standard..

MEssRs. EpIroRs 1t has for some time been
matter of concern to me that, even among rue
really intelligent portion OF our eonauni y, INA,
nv persons may be found who do not accustom
themselves to habits IRRATIONAL investigation AS
a case in point, let me give you an anecdote.
Yesterday met with an old acquaintance whom
had not seen ter two or three years Sed t ae
over what had TRANSFERRED since our last meeting
1 remarked that if our people had had the good
sense or good fortune to have aooptea inc coun-
much sufferii = and devastation would have been
averted. The countcnance of my friend assumed
a very serious look, and he replied, " Holden ID
Ing our people" '' In what respect ?n impaired.
. why, y he replied, "by saying Union men are
prosecuted" WE'LL" said l, "tnaS may DC.
Would yeu think that almost murdSyN man
in his own house, and afterwards G. ing him
out and whipping him almost to desth for no
other crime than his having fought ins the Union
armyIwoud you call that perseeu1ah ,o you nf
the Southern press in relation to mets VINO would
not stain their souls with the crime OF reDeillon
mo" he replied, 81 don read the Rspers.
The whistl,. blew, and my old ana much es-
teemed friend had to leave, but as lie mas prom
ised me visit on his return, hope we shall be
able to finish our dialogue. ,
| knew a good old Quaker friend whom the
Rebs harrassed to the utmost, and when the U.
: troops came ill., of the rule or-ruln friends
told them that this man was one OF the most III,
veterate secessionstS in the whole country, and
pleted the ruin of the poor Quaker's property.
And such is the course of the same vile, heart
less and inveterate lying scoundrels towards w.
W. Holden They wsh-and in many Instances
have succeeded to impress the minds of their
dupcs with the idea that it was Holden who
brought the Yankees here, and OF course, caused
all the plundering OF which they complaln-or,
perhaps to give another version more in accord
ance with their own reasonable feclings,-if Hol-
den had stuck out, and not called Tor peace, they
would have been more successful. That they
might have protracled the war little longer by
this means, none will gainsay-a few more wldc
ows and orphans might have been the result of
such a course; but the three hundred thousand
more would have gobbled up Dixie" Now, as
to the gentleman with whom conversed, as well
as good many others who have been, and doubt
less Still are, strong Southern men, am per-
suaded that Union men might get along with them
without any danger of persecution; but without
profanity, if l were about to compose liturgy
the burthen of my supp!ications would be: From
the disciples ofPell, the dwelling and puslian-
nous Worth, and all vampires of secession, MAY
CONGRESS DELIVER Us CRRAN.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-19
PennsyIvania-Gov. Geary's Message.

>AS~i! -A>S'NSo'
HARRISBURG, January 15-The following is an
abstract of Gov. Geary's address, to be delivered at
noon to-day:
He refers to the close of the rebellion and pays
tribute to the part borne by Pennsylvania i'll con-
tributiug $50 volunteers to the ar.Eies, and
to the generosity of the people towards the sur
vivOrs of the soldiers and the widows AMI orphans
OF those who fell. He regrets that the General
Government has taken no steps to intiict proper
censurabe iurUearance. BoAst as we may OF our
national and moral victories, yet it is true
that there is such thing a republican gov
ernment in ten States that began and carried ON
the war. There is not to-day a despot.c State Ill
Europe where the rights of individual man are SO
dctiantly trampled under foot, in sections which
were supposed TO have been brought into full sub
mission 10 the Government of the United States;
the vioators of the most solemn obligations, per-
petTators of the most atrociouS crimes in the
annals of time. murderers of our heroic soldiers
on the fields of battle and in loathsOme dungeons
and barbarous prisons, must and shall not reap
pear in the Council Chamber OF the Nation, to aid
in its legislation control its destnies, unless
snail be on conditions which will preserve our
situations from their baleful purposes and intlu-
encc and secure republican forms of government
in their purity and vigor i'll every section OF the
country. 10 the Congress of the United States
the heartfelt sympathieS and overwhelming Suf-
frages of the people have been given. They have
fearlessly proclaimed their uncQuivocal verdict:
" Well done, good and faithful servants" Upon
the deliberations and action of Congress our pre-
sent interests and future welfare all depends.