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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

E7~We CONTINUE 70 devote 3 large portion Of
our spsce to he lists Of casualties IN The la,e
battle. We wiz make the record as complete as
possible, 50 far as officers furnish the documents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

Il Madam Rumor is unusually silent this
morning, and her worshipers are but few. We
bsve not hesv5 q siroIe startling report
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

PUSH Os.-Ths Montgomery Mad says ;
" The result Of the battle Of Chioksmauga will
haze a wonderful iuhuence On The success Of
our cause. It vii be immediate, and il viii be
permanent, foy il will restore our line On the
Tennessee, and relieve the States Of Georgia
and Alabama Of any apprebeusions of danger
from the West" Is this all We may expect 2
WInO ur commanders be satisfied with simply
restonug our line on the Tennessee" instead
Of Tie line is Tennessee, from which they re-
Treated, or even farther in tie desirable territory
held by the enemyl If SO, oceans Of blood
were spilled to little purpose. We wish to
have something more important accomplished,
when It can be done, than the Nal indicates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

No SUCH GOOD LUcK-Mr. SpurgeOn took
occasion, in ms sermon on 5 recsng SuHdsy
evening, 10. contradict, very emphSieAily, rs
story which has been going tao round Of the
papers, about his receiving i've thousand dollars
IL e sigleyear from lie publishers of his sermons
in America. He said; I'D like 70 see it, or
even a thousand pence"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

three hundred Of them, not hurt in the least.
There were not , dozen whits soldier on the
dock. I see tha New York papers give them
credit for doing woudeTs-dout you believe il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

y Col Wm. H. Young, Of the Oh Texas
regiment, wss severely wounded on the l9ih, IN
Tie battle Of the ~Chickzmsaga. The ball enter
ing the lee breas. abovs The nipple, and coming
out below ,bs shoulieTblsie. Fortunately no
bones were broken and no important blood vos-
sells divided and the surgeon pronOuHces the
wound to be doing well.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29
M NoTICE
CONFEDERATE STATES OP AMERICA b
WAR DEPAETEEyT.
Acjr's1t and Inspector GencraTr O#-r :
k.cLm.ua ". ..-t -. -.

VOU vii assume command cf al Ps-oTsf and Fr.
changed prlCne-a Ia localities west q E-Ba-zr
Bags army except thoss cspiare3 ct VsEs5urr an
Port HEdson and ECU Will proceed % es abEsh a csmp
Tor lie sans at Cshaba. Alabsuz
All prisoners o. ab0ys tes grated viii report b y-r
Immediately 81 thst place.
You aloEe are authorized 20 giant fur'ourhs 20 "a
rol-d mel unu they aa regularly exchanged. Vo1
VIII use every eKerlon o c1usct and kssp tcFsther al
men Indicated IN MS psp=-, and to forward tas-s
rompug, When exchanged 20 ,asiE rzspsc i've 60.
manda. Very respectfully.
Your 05sdiect servant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

B- Robert J. Walker is in London, writing
letters from HsltMoon street, in glonfcaHon d
the United States finances sud resources.
" no, - is copied in the Baltimore Ams1oan.
Of the 9lsi inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29
ELEGRAPHIO

Reports Of thu Press Association.
Entered G~ceording 70 set sf Congress Il the year IsE3.
y Us THRAsHERftn the Clerks oHics VI the Dtt.
trlct Court Of the C0nfsdsrzle States for the Ror.h-
err District Of Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE ia the town Of Newman
"a viii twelve acres ground attached Pre-. $50
SHEPHERD & BROWN.
<e" Newman. Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

PLANTATIONS FOR sALE.-Wm. Mitchell
has two desirable plantations, ons containing
four hundred acres, and the other two hundred.
Beth of these fine places are pleasantly and
hesltbily situated in Barrow county, Ga., and
neither three miles distant from the Western
and Atlantic railroad. Any communication ad-
dressed to Nj Mitchell at Csrterville, Barlow
county, wiz be Immediately sttendsd 10.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

n The Richmond Sentinel announces d,
desth Of Col 5 P. Lumpkin, OF The 44gh regt-
neHt Georgia volunteers At the Hsgerstown.
Maryland, hospital, of wounds received in the
battle Of Gettysburg. He received s decent in.
te-meut al Tie hands Of ladies' Of Southern SYM
patty, in the burial grounds attached to the
Southern church.
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FROM THE RAPrDsN.

Arepors obtained currency yesterday after
noon .hat seven hundred Ysnkss cavalry had
been captured at one of tie lower foTds Of the
Rappahsnnock. As the phrase goes, "It lacks
cor 6rmation." and is most probably untrue.
By the Genital train, last evening, We had
nothing Of interest. Thirteen prisoners, mostly
Pennsylvsniaus, arrived yesterday morning
They were taken IN The rear Of MeAde's army in
Cu'poper county. Ten of them claim TO be de-
s~erters. Il is stated that all Of Mea3e's army Is
on this side Of tie RsppshEnnock. Tbs Rapi
dan is again fordsble, and there is nothing tc
prevent q general engagement except an adhe
renee to inaction on both sides.
! Correspondence Richmond Enqarerl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

COEDiTIos OF GENERAL H0oD "A t~elesrspi
from Nsj George, q-uartsunaster Of Gen. Hood.
10 Col J S. Thornton, says he doctor viii not
admit any one to see the General fsr some day
yet and requests that friends VIII delay coming
/ on % Gee him
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V1TTF0 T0VIRF. TMMRBIATELY,

81 n II" N NHI"I@T
rIs-1rp a. NEGROES. men and " men to
a attend on he wounded Soa ~ me : 80"
your DIR. tKHEFE
APPJ Al Roy Hospital,
- Viii shsi street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

AFPoETNEET-Gen. Henry Z jackson, Of
Savannah, has been appointed bHgadiergenersl
N the provisional army, and viii probably be
assigned TO the command Of one OF tue briesdes
to be formed out Of the recent Icvies for Stale
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANrPn.

" McKlSNEE, o. the ID Tennessee regiment. and
sJAAEs CkUfCHkk, Of the lst TsnnsFsss rszi-
msnti HAo were wounded a. ChickamaaEA vii uIss.a
have NE Informed Of heir whereabouts by letter.
" S. WHIfEMAN.
feEN ~ rrfaufa q
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THE WOUNDED
To the Towns Adjacent to Atlanta,
GEVFRAL D 10. Is.

HEADQUARTERS VOs. AID cox. BTE8AU,l
tDerartuen- Tenn, ala snd Miss
HAHIETTA Ca, Sep aubsr TO- 1903
TIE Government haTiEg ordered .hs psrolei p-y1n-
II err OF The Vi1ksbu & and Fort H-d-cn garrison 20
rendezvous. aad Lisut-Generai Hsrdee, charged wiki
the duty Of recognizing said pzrols1 E1@0n1r,- hzvLus
fysuad an or5sr dssignstng the points a. which hey
snail rendezvous, viz Aisbsmi2rs and EIzo-rsl5 AZ
Dsmopoiz, Ala. AID lothcT a. EurcrpHzs- Eis5, 20
IS ordered tn all ofiesr- Of his Burssu lr-sst and
semi forward 70 the proper rsDdezvCus any ard Eu
men be'oBE ng 10 any Of SID commsnds with Wh7l
they may meet
By order Of Briz-Gsa Pillow sup.dt Bureau
". VANCE THOMPSON,
seIz.9v a. A. General
. H5n,syiIs Conezersis. Montgomery Advertiser.
Noble News, Selma Reporter, h-ssissippian ara
TIsrigu i0ssr for two weeks ard forward bits TO Hel.
NJ 0hearhzm, 40 ~ Hzrstta Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

CHARLEsToS-Ths FIRE Of the enemy was
again opened upon our works at Cbarleston
yesterday, in such 3 manner az to indicate their
desire TO get the proper range. The quiet they
have solong observed having been broken, We
INV eEnact m-ra a-EHa work
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list Of Unclaimed Frefxht Received nt tbe
sOuIhsra B1Presa Company, sePiemb,r

souIhF-a EEPresa Company, sePfemb,r
IS, 1855
n r shseselford. bucket; Ms Wm MsckIs, 3 pack
ages. G y Bass, parcel: W Rutherford, box W J-Wett,
box; W WoOdhn, barTell; @ Browning, parcel B
I. Sh-qts. package; J willis, box; q J F0uscrei bale
/ rope; Youag Garrett. Jar L Bsrsettr box W Bird, box
A G Cal as, box @ " Fleming, box J 3 Wsgner.
bucket; r Biggs, truns; II Diok Bond, bale a1d cord
rope; " Smsdick, package Mai ca Lsuthras, pack
age; A McAuchael , kegs Capt Dermotb box
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-07

VX11SE TO INFORM ThE CITIZENS OF
w Davenport and the public gsaefalIy that
they have removed their Boarding School rom
tue Academy Of tho immaculate Conception to
the Building generally known IS "Sarsent's
House." on Brady street between Eighth snd
Ninth, where they are now prepared to receive
pupils, either as 3oarders or halfBoarders, 1t the
uay School for the decomposition Of those who
wish TO avail them selves thereof,
Tho course Of instruction will comprise, a.
formerly, all that constitutes a good English Ed
ucation, French ana German Language Music
on the Harp, Piano. Guitar and Dulcimar, Draw.
ing, Paintin. on Oil, and Water-Coiors, Plain and
Ornamental Needle Work, I
Terms continse ~ heretofore. but payments
must be made in advance, and from the rule there
siU b no deriatiom.
rho Uniform now adopted cehs;sts Of . dsrl
blge merino uress. black six Garibaldi waist,
black straw hat, brown veil and white collar
The same Icy summer, but Of lighter material
and, white stss v hat. ~ "a
Fursbers snformstion osn be obtained 81 che
Acadslpy, Or ~ the Schools sttached to -. An
fhony ! api Ste. Marguerite's Oh urches.
DAvEHr6Rr. September "a, 1888 -tm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-07
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,
REiT ERICAN EEA EDY."
DR. 1ATvOYs0

TX HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (when the directions have been strictly
follow cd in removing difficulties arising from
OR STuPPAGs OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect heath when
suffering from special affections Prclapsus Uteii,
the Whites, or other weakness Il the Uurine Or
eans. the Pills are perfectl, harmless on tho
Constitution, and msy be taken BY the moat DEL
ieate female without causlng Dist ess 1t the
same time - ct like q char M.
by strengthening, luvigoraiins aud resios'ls .ne
~ stem to healthy condi.iol,and D. bringing on
on the manthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the obst uciol may
arse. They should however NOT ~ taken the
first three or four months Of prcgnasy. Though
safe At any other time, as miscarriage v.ald bs
the result. Each box contains GO pill.. P'iceSl.
Dr.. Harves's Tea,ies On diseases # females,
Pregnancy, Niscarrsagc, Ba,renneei Se,,t-
a.. ty, Reproduction and Abuse Of A'fHrs,
and emphatically the LADIES PRivAH MsDicAk
ApvrsxR, ps u phlet of 80 pages, seDtiree to any
address. Six cents required 10 pay pstape
The Pills ard BOOK will be seat ~ mail. cont
dentially, when desirsd, securely sesed, and pre-
paid, on receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., Genera'Agest.
~ T6-Cedar-street New York.
Sold BY all the principal Drugsi.a.
Smith ; Dryer, Wholesale Agefs, Chicago.
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HSssneses and PessstOsss.
Jam e. r. LANE

rs NOW Prepared TO CULLECT ALL
u elsams for iSoaasies AAd Passions. l
y0OoOt1oosg s.@ses a. " J.
SOIDisas, dsschafgeA 10 sSsseQIencs Of wounds
rees,vea 70 bssslsI - whs hsse served tvo years,
are entitled 10 oiO0 Boenty. i 30 +
NJ ts0malOass
l. isuul;d Sstdssv isablsd since March 4th,
1851, in tho army " navy.
:. WHloUa Of solaisss dying Of Wounds 70
ceivsd, or OF disease contracted 10 the military
or naval service.
8. OAs.drsn snds 10 years Of such deceased
soldiers, IL there 10 no widow Surviving, o. iron
the time Of the widows rsnaTrlage. ~ gf Il
4. Nythers Who have no husbands living Of
soldiers deceased ~ above, provided the letter
have loft no widow, nor children under 10 years,
and The mother was dependent IN whole Or in
part upsn the lssesssd tor seaport.
s. ;ksssss, sndse IL years., 81 such dseeeesd
soldiers, dependsot on them TOT support, provided
there sfe no sightful clsinApts II either OF the
thfes 'nss preceding classes.
SE- Iso collects Back Psy.
Apply 70 aMk., !. Lam
Ohics south-e.st CO. aer Brady and "a streets.
Davenport, July 0. l665.d3m.
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KAMll A18s u


nisnlssfppi 81 llisssssl 1alrlo4
7ssi~s - ~ CkfeeIo tiMs. stsSe y tss5a -,
ssss faster aas Dsssspsvt einss.
nnA&pAF TAR f8UesDAY. JuLYs1S6'
~ 1888, and until farthse netiec, passouGes
trains will issve DAtsnport y follows:
500 !. I. fcr 0rinseil and washinxton.
SO r. = for 0rinnsi snd masculine.
fsArsAxszvs ARD sssrcss IA roLLovs.
$50 r. 4. from GrinnsIi and Waahinvson.
% r =. from Gsinscil snd Auscstise
The 100 A. r. train ont 81 Davsnport makes dire,
essnoo0Qsbt2 QSinoxll, lvWu cnyand WAAiaas
y With the Western stage Cempany' stages To-
y points Wet, south west snd Nsesh~4eoeS1se
Ifsins frcn the Wsst eonnees = UaSsnpoft:
Nth trains Of the Chicago snd Rel k11aa hsN
GAd for al points East, North AID 0sm1h. 1eE54
Passsngefs ~ reminded Or The neeen1tv Y
diving distinct directions - 70 ii dsssinatics 81
thsi. tssssxe s's~ 70 pscurssickasa bsfcea tekjns
'hsti seats a sao CARS.
JOHN r. TRACY, Conf sup't
1. KfxBALL, Asst Snp't.
Davenport. July l. Iss3.-dtf
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HAPPINESS or MISERY
THAT fSs4HE QUESTION

1--WE PR JPRIE iORS OF THE NEW YORK
i MUssUM AND ANATOMY OF EBDlCIHB have
determined, regardless Ut expense, 20 Issue fiss
lfof tho benefit Of suffering humanity TOOK Of
their most inteiestins and instructive Lectures
OnAsrri4ge and its aisqu alilsSt.ons, Nervous De-
E,ilty, Premature uecl,ns Of Aanhood, Indigss-
iop, Weak aess or Depression, Loss Of Energy ID
Vital Pewss, the Great Social Evil, Aud those
nsladiss which result from youthful folliss, sx-
csssss o. maturity. or ignorsncs Of Physiology
Ana Natures Law.
Theseinval u able Lectures have been the means
Of snlis htening and saving thousands, and Will
Do forw arded tree, on receipt Of tour stamps BY
addressing sEcaErAEY, Now York n assum OF
Anatomy aud Msdicine, 6l8 Broadway, New
York. Aug3-ly
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Third Edition, 5Oth thousand.
MANHOOD.

TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
"A involuntary Emissionr, Meneal nd Ihysica
lncapacity, Loss Of Power. Premature Decay, I'm.
psdimsnts to Marriage. Nervous Obilitys Self
abuse. Ssxu Il Diseases, h., 10.
BY RoDr. Il. BELL. u. T., Asnbspf the Royal
College Of Surgeons. Lc ndon, ~ pags. Piice ct
THIS Book should ~ rod by svey eas.. eed
part ,eulasiy BY 'thoss arriving ct Mani ood. II
contains i9por ant sdvies 70 I'll n the means Of
cure to the afflicted 10 plainly 20. forth. Il haa
Saued Npusrmds from a ~ Of Msery.
Sent under scaled envelope, ~ mail, on r.
eeipt Of the money or postage stamps, by
J. BRYAN. N. D.. Csdar-It New York.
ag.0-dwly
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Chrisf0l,hey' CNsEeM,
Horse sheer & Veterinary Surgeon,

ONE DOOR WEST OF COR OF % ROCK ISLAND,
- WISHES 10 INFORM THE CIT ~
DMr zsNs OF Davenport and Scott
QH County generally that be has psr-N b
msnently located himself ia this city whore he IL
prepared to shoe horses on the scientific prinei-
ples. After twenty years study aud practice on
he snatony Of The foot, Of which time he has
speat eleven years under the supsriatendenee Of
the best Veterinarians in Europe, no wishes to
saw that he will give satisfaction to eli persons
having horses laboring under the disease of cOrns,
or contractions. commonly called though bound. =
interfering. overreaching, quarter cracks, sand
cracks. rprsins of the corns. founders, ring-bOues
and eravins, for all of which he warrants a per-
feet cure if durable. The greater part Of these
iseases are caused by shooting or want Of proper
iudrmao 1ne'-Nf
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N HOOP
AND TaB
V:gor Of Youth Restored
-, ,orru vpnHa

DR.. RtCORUo ESSENCk VI LIFE
DR.. wioora tof Psris) after years Of earnest So
l;o,tatiou has ~ .eagth aeceded TO the urgen. re-
an.ss of the American public, and appointed an
1.sn, IN Nee York for the sale Of his valued and
sssSi orised Lsssoes Of Life hi. ...dssts,
SrS.ct iii rsstore Manhood to tho most shatterea
eons.itutions. whether arising IRON sxcssses' me
sG .ct. Of climate, Or nA:u1s, causes u; :. aowr
rssSs ssd Il used according to printed inst,rc
49,. mich are very simple ta.ure 10 impossible
III. M.s.rssserins remedy sho.ld b tsses ey sD
ssous 70 marry. a. 1t: Effects srs perm. aea.' =.
.,.s,.st discovery ever made Its developing
oov bowers, are mir,culcu. Success. in every case is
Psss,.;r - th Al science averthrows ignorsnce
t,r Ricord sscnce Of Lifeis sold in eases with
fall instructions for use vs. or ioor qaan. .fn
A.. 60, % and will be sent to any part, careiuny
.~kea 81 receipt Of REMIT .ncs to his accreditea
pau Up roll AND, AT 3roome ST.,
..97. Avlv One door vast Of "roaA way. y. !;
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HARD T..


'Vhc undersigned beg leave
to cali She attention OF the
public a..d the tk;sde in par.
Qicallar to their complete
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF & HEAVY HARROW ARE,
comprising every thing suit.
ed IL I he JObbiag Trade Of
the West.
Having uilcqualcd faCi1i-
ties for purchasing from
Manufactu rcrs direct. we
shall keep our. stock con-
slantly mp to the require
me nls ol the country, and
offer Goods AZ
Il q " e Il II II 4 e Il 3
and better terms than amy
other House i'm the Trade.
An early call IL respect
fatty solicited.
orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
MYER f. WALSH,
NO. : LE5LIE.S BLOCK, FRONT 81
20
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ST. v E s .

VlNHE PLACk To UET 1VUH OWED 10
/ / at the
EXPORT sTOVE STO0E,
NO. Q mast 1seont 0t.
We have secured the sale of Rsser's celebrated
Monitor, Empire 4 Champion
COOKING STOVES witch cannot b ,urpasasd
by .ry stoves IN The ,onu'ry. The Monitor, 'or
Of unv stove in use The Empire. for wood, IL
frst cinss stove. made very heavy and durable,
also 'he Champion. Various other paster-s also
on hand.
topper, Tin and sheet Isen Ware
constantly on hand. JOBBING done on short
MOTTO. Prices as Low as any house vest Of the
Mississippi. ELDER q HEN DER.
my26 a1y) No. E"@ ~-'nt st
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THE Pacific UNION RAILwsy.-The
books OF subscription 70 the stock OF the
Union Pacific Railway were closed on
Friday Of last week, tho subscriptions
amounting to about 2,43o. 600. Sy the
act of Congress, 100000 must be sub
scribed by any company which desires
to take advantage Of the 'ct. A meet
ing of stockholders is advertised to take
place in New York on the 29,h, at ", ich
directors will be elected, and the com
pany will formally claim the right Of
building u road from the Missouri River
10 California.
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cAlaee aa4 Asea issxaA llasss.s
sUaaEa ARRAN I'm Enr. lssa.

~o1O0AO - vsSVC8 voUS4W k9N89UwOsN
sUnAER RRANGEaEnr, lsss.
I u Anil Al xk 1RURSOAY, JULY l, ls 3.
~ - aatil ieseAe aseissp tmias stl asove
Oessspest daily 0on1Ays sassptsa, - tellesss
- 0AA trotA 49,. ..~s....... i .lO 4. n
- Ef0aeMs eAt1 q. B. <A r =
81 nenas3pfso. .055 r. Il
Era,ns aTrivs ut Davenport daily, Sundsye ss
septed, ~ follows:
LIST night sxpress a.. .l.50A..
ID daily expfoss and mail train a. :. & 1OP.
I'd freight snd I'd class cars at. $500. 1870 r. \.
Al trains over this route are In direct connexiop
esChisaSo Win trains over both The Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pit,sbure, fort
Wayne, AID Chicago Rsilrcad to and from De
noit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincisnan
eStteburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nisgarn Falls, Alba
~, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
in2ton.
psssAnsess arA reminded Of tie necessity .,
giving distnst directions Is to the des.in .,
their bsggags, also to procure tickets before taxi
ts9 their seAu in the cars - the cond actors col
iect farce onl, 70 stations On the line Of Is Ch
dsxo and Roel Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY Supe rin,eudent
Osveupost SuIy 1, ISN3. dr.
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/. y. WELLS.
PHI A Il M A e e U TlST /,
RIO. "a Ia Ae2y ~,

Drugs. Chemicals, Paints,
oils, vaPnishes. Dyes, esDose,
Puety. DPu&hes, SofSfcal u
Oe001l l0stfome1os, Refs
fnsmery, SPowgcs, Fancy Ar
licles, soaps, Liquors Tor
1mediCa purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c, &c.
ParoicmIar q tte n ton paid
10 Physicians Pfcscrip.
efOns and orders from
Country Physicians.
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49, 1917 A<UO0SO AV0oO 0DD0 11lH0T0Di
VIEW TORK. ROsTyX
-AED MI E.asTEYN CITIES
CaSsyins the s'reat " est-r ara , as,
Westcrn tnissA -Nsses " asls.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKlRK AM
- BuEslo, .aiiy, On The arrival of all train, q
tho Lake Shore Railroad, making close comes
tious with trains from t4isvelsnd. Chicago N;
wauAee, 81 Louis, Buringteu, Keokuk, St Pau
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, 6o-ths only On,
running through from the I.sSes 70 Nev Yo,k
City : VIZ
WITHOUT CHANGE.
baggage checked through. Fare Awavs n In,
- b. any other rosie:
Be paSticulA1 and eall for tickets Via Iii. Ri,
rosd which are sole q I'll ~ principal .s;iro.d
olices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipme,A
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connect: ons
through 10 oil points West. and quicker time tn
ever before made on any line.
For Freight rates, sn4sirs Of G Oatman, r.
broadw way. Chas Thurman, 1cS Brosdway, N. y
y u Archer, 98 SoGta street, N.Y. S Dunlap
10 State street, Boston Erie ailway Ofiee, e.
Clark street, Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Gent Sup,t M
=. 5. SPRINGER, Western Agent. Chicago, III.
A. BARsGa, Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
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