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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-21

EMPLOYMENT NEGROES IN THE ARNY-An officer of
distinction in the Confederate Army writes follows
The subject of placing in the ars citing
some attention The following memoranda shows approx
imately how many may made of without putting
arms In Their hands Promising that have in the field
one hundred brigades, allow for each as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-21

TIE SOLDIER MANIA IN CoNGREss-An exchange
remarks that there is scarcely public Journal in the
Conederacy that has not taught cur people to loathe
the Yankee and stimulated their exerton in the
All have done good service; some with Determinations
that in supporting course it is not always essential
or proper agree with the agents who are employed to
manage it.
Considering the immense service OF the press in the
war and the indispensable aid it has giyed our cause
flor O revolution more be conducted without
moral supports thau without powder and lead) it is
matter OF wonder that the class which has contributed
30 much is so small in numbers. 1t is most honora-
BILE circumstance to be mentioned n history that the
press of tae Conrderacy has been conducted in this
war with much economy of force and that the COM
pact intellect which it represents has eonribued SO
powerfully to the anmosity of the war and the 7igour
of our resistance. No but natural fool or, per-
haps some newspaper-scold in Congress- (who in the
old Washington Government, had been accustomed to
buying pus from reporters and TASTY biographies from
Philade phia publishing houses, and who has been
disappointed of these uncean uxuries in Conttd rate
newspapers), would contend that this small number OF
not more valuable in their present employment
than they could possibly be in the field, whele they
would not make half single regiment-- Richmond
Examiner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-21

GEN. MORGAN All THE SAEkECJA OF
Yesterday, in response TO invitations, Gen. John Fl.
Morgan visited the two Houses OF the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, where he receive an enthusiastic Vir
ginia welcome. Accompanied by committee OF the
Senate, the General entered that body at o'clock, +
NJ where be received by Lieut. Gov Price as foI-
lows:
General Morgan-I take pleasure in dscharging the
duty assigned by the Senate OF rendering to you
hearty welcome to the "O!d Dominion and particular
ly 70 the Legislative Hail.
Sin. .e you embarked in the struggle for independence
YOU have passed through many varied scenes In none OF
which did you fail to be an object of anxious soctude
with our people. Your gallanry and courage in the
field attracted the highest admiration and when you
were captured by the ruthless foe and led prison like
convicted criminal the hearts of our people gushed out
to you and followed you to your cell. These feelings
and sentiments were not confined to lew, bat were
participated in by all classes without regard TO sex or
condition
| When you go again to the struggle, as under
stand you intend to do, you will carry With you the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-21

srd~r En-, oiiiug PrsncIp.is xaD pat in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

These Bitters sD1psepareA u pure bourbon
whisky. from aooat1n alton ~ over 90 different
.inds ofroots. baytn sud herbs which act in per
feet concert one With ~ cher, prepared from the
riginal formula eiven by che great chief. Rec
Jacket, TO DR. Gtapin, who ussathem successful,
n his practicefor nany years. and by their us.
gained so great popularity in the Of dyspep-
.ia. Liver Compliant Con ssipation, Sick and Ekr-
seus headache. Fever and Ague, and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Person.
suffering from either OF these luathsome disease
win find sure cure BIZ the use of these Bit.ers
which perfectly pure and free from all thos,
drugs and poisons usually put up in such prepar
atoms, andpaimed Of on an snsnspect ng public.
One trial will convince the most skcp;ical that IN
Red Jacket is virture which none other possess.
they strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
rhey assist digestion.
they are the bes, stimulent in existence.
rhey are preventive Of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
Ihev cure nervous headache.
rhey are perfectly pure and palatabe.
Aged persons and delicate females will find they
an save large doctor bills by use ofthese Ritters
Beware Of counterfeifs. Red Jacket Dittcrs ar,
-'v sold in bottles, with our name blown on iii,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Tele0rapb
Route to New York, Boston, philsdelrnia
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Nails
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DCSKIRK OR
IL Buffalo on tine arrival OF al trains from the
vest via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal
.nnanca on the arrival OF trains via the New Broad
Jauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, D., giving passengers the advan tape
irom DuDkifk or BuAalo, or from Cleveland. a..
If Six Foot Gauge, combining ease and comfort
without change, In wide, roomy, palace cars. di-
tectto New FORK. 4 perfection attained by no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West, our facilities are
lnrivaed. Forming close and reliable connection
a, Uunkirk and i5uulo with Western roads and
It Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
great Western Railway, by which route there is
40 transfer between New crk and Cleveland
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
all points in the West, making quick time ana
As tow rates by any other route
For freight or passage apply at all the principal
Jtices in tue West, ana ~ "a Clark street, CEicn
20, 24e broadway, New York, and % South ST
4. r., New York, is State street, Boston
CIlAS. MlNOr, Genl Sup't.
Z. ;. SPENCLK Wesi'n AL,
II. ". BLANCHARD, Gen'l Freight Agent
W. X. bARR, Gen'I Ticket Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

vJ>HIS GREAT NATION AL TuoROUGHFARE

T>HIs GREAT NATIONAL noROUGHFARE
i is again op, n Tor iieiglrts and travel. The
-ars and machinery d.stro. esi are replaced by new
.unning stock, with sIlrfrceat improvements :;
ana as tue bridges and tr.rks IN in sui,st an
Dad tor SHED, SLCLLHl End cont OK1
vii be more than sustained under tie re-organi
za;ion Of It's business.
IN addition 10 the unequaled attractions Of nat
dral scenery heretofore conceded to this route
.roubes upon the border have associated nnIner-
Gus point, u,,oa the road between the Ohio River
snd nurpcr Ferry, VITA painful bit instructive
interest.
Connections At the Ohio River with Cleveland
md l'ittsburg, Central OHIO and Marietta and
Cincinnati k.tlroals; and through them with
Inc whole railway 5, stem Of the Northwest, Cen
tral West and Southwest at l!arper's ferry with
the Winchester road ut Washington junction
with tee Washington branch Tor Washington
CIty and the Lower Potomac al Baltimore vitn
icur daily trains for Philadelphia and Ncw York
Two dollars additional through tickets 10
baltimore 0. the Northern Cities, give the priyi-
lego of visiting Washington CITY route--peing
- lover than the cost OF any other line
Gently charged and tiie rate to baltimore Icing
: - lover than recently charg ID by way OF liar
rlsburs. This is the only route By when ras-en-
gcrs can procure through tickets and through
Checks to Washington City.
". l.. Sail ii. Master transportation, Baltimore
l.. VI. CuLE. G1n'i Ticket Agt Baltimore. is2dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under ths
name Of Bitters, put up in quart bottles COMPOUND
cd Of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from 20 to ~ cents per gallon, the taste dis
guisca by ADce or Coiianaer seed.
This class OF Hiiters have caused and will con
tinue to as long as they can be sold humid
reds to die the death of drupkard By theil
use the system is kept continually under the in
iiuencc CT alcoholic s.imuants Of the worst kind
the desire for Liquor Is created and KEEP. up, anc
the result is all the horrors attendant upon 1
drnnkard' life and death.
For those who desire and will have a Liquor
Bi,ters we publish the following receipt Get
ONE BOTTLE or HooFi.ASps GERMAN BiTTEns nnt
mix with three QUARTS or GOOD BRANEY or WINS
xr, and the result will be preparation that viii
Excel. in medical virtue and true exccllency any
Of the Liquor Bi.ters in the WORLD and will cos1
Much LEss You receive all the virtues of lIoof
lands btters III connection with good article OF
Liquor. at much les, price than these inferio,
preparations cost YOU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
THE NATIONALP ATENTO OFFICE,
SNYDER Il VA. TES.
220 Broadway, New York.
IMeat .Sotlc,ttnq N4uas and Pd.ejd Commits
s.oa Iiv45e Lonsosnek.

IattHt S0ttc,ftnI LftH1e ana I0ttht tD1Hjtts-
Ston Lvaoc Continued.
l,OLICITIN.i-In!s COMPANY will act as Al
~ fornets Tor sccnlinl, teens tor new iny.n
..vli, IN TINS Country ana i.tropc, the mos.
reasonable tern coii.uct lniii ,!.ient Cases, anu
procure Renewals ior Patents.
orr Ieh.o.yss7, hooa.s dud Seiing Department.
I'VE respectfully submit 10 tne puDile That ours
tle oA.s rc-PpaslDlt oolleitliis HOUSE III III.
nofIn tl.M bias al IAflibition i,pcai, ANA an ell
lent ana successful eelilg Depar, .hent att.sceu
Jli fd1ents ii..cn uut -! US We ieautrc no
vance zee iDr selling.
We are in re su,i communication with upwards
oll.n lat, III .,cleis tu .ont Ine country wo
,43 pend Wuoiy Tor tntr saptiA upUa Uui
EAhiDitleu kooias tcOrhef L.oa,iMa. aud Darcia,
s.lvtl~ n usc very mean ANA ccntei OF tnc cay,
..c .aily ylslteu 10 haanOvl, % Capitalists
OF Enterprise, seekn. inv estiis,1 aus III aua-
.tlDIS, -. tnc p-tfost 81 ie-sc,lil. IA sue
divisions, Wine othoi ANA iIcaHit. edpltilss ~,
4l"..Ns Ivuh 10 pof, ,.4a. Gavel III anu eii-
.le ia us i.laGI.etit, ana anus secure iuoI
I've nionopOik. InOse source, vi ucilanu tliu.
..any ,.iitn.!ny are iuily suisclent u as
sere tue entne supp, % fatenis now Deing -
dcd. anu II iair Dlie.s.
tolsl. anlt aus "a Iatents Tor sale respect
.uis svi.~.cd. An, InlVril.allun k,s, pom
,lDir Agents wallteu III CSC! ,ounty anu tvMi.
n4.u l.a.o hAea I,aecs oi vasness--to suvn W
alli .sit .ov cI qto. tel, airs per cent.
es, to act 4, o.l agents, iuI tne cAplan.tlo.
cone iVui VI livlt pei III. vi thc ifi'et4s VI sum
n.", ., ticc AZ ti.elf ii~ii,.s
20 good salesLei., VINO VIII gave then am.
u..siilrss, "a. So 4 iiontn. Also ustet
ing Agents are wanted at Il iail salary.
..,~a4s ,i.i ue Ya-fc4 10 give soine satlsiae-
,Clt sN,urty or se.sasi. the cost pf4,e OF
.,.t,l. w..l ieiu..u. A.iuIc>.
enclosing stamp;
.eNAD..x. =, HALIEkS. No 2.9 Broadway
kLr L.s.N, y. L, t-Ic ul,ei :, ,ue. uJiu.
.iness AtM uiA Slts, au.ilvli4c Ov>e pa -.
alters ana ". II. ga. "e, coHirFisaie t..-
VI. ->utluua, iate,i, UnVr, ~ ie.cl us, aliu
.ttscneae tilcy win cvn4uct t.ieu business upon
StrlvtiS no4Uiagie pi!iieItieS.
l.7isuv"l New OK, FEB. 2.th
--nene wan, Esq, importer, % Mais;ll i..ue, y.
l. C.i, ". l.. i"yio., Esd, i'anacr, - W al,
", 40 fiue 81, y. CITY; .>nepn.i., .."uia q
co., Importers. IA Pear. stree, n. J. Cisy D..
Nlinct. Esd, ,uinm. s>iul, D.ni.n, ,,Iee4i, ~.
\. City; John W. kirpy, Esq, 1.es.opon.an
.-.,ih, 1fS D4o~owav, y. 1. tity; ii. arthur,
Est. British a,l4 Aelcrican EAc.i..,.e Ijaiinin-
.ol poi .iion, ID " al D., \. \. Lny; tt. ~.
s,miln, Esq, Ihcm,icai BANK, vi Droad-
way aud ,namDcrs 81, NJ 4 tuy.
InAlJ-eou&wIv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
Vfibuness Special. /

NV York, July 10.
From Information received in Washington
'necrHing the INVASION il appears that Hal
OK on the the 9th intercepted letter from
rebel colonel, saying, "Ewclrs corps with
amptcn's cavalry, making over $4,000
len, was ordered to march to Harper
~. Washing on is leo almost destitute
Of men and poorly defended by few mill
TIA. 1t Is thought our iSrees contemplate
take the city, although orders read Har.
cr's Ferry. My own belief is we will 20
iore directly to Washington
Washington was to be attacked Sunday
''ght, but delayed ill Monday. when Early
'ceived such infprnationl as to make hin,
bandon the attempt, causing great dissat;s-
teton among subordinate officers and men.
.ho bell we'd everything safe.
Military men estimate the rebel forces at
1000
A Union scout avowcd to Secretary Stan
on that he slept the night before i'm Lone
reefs emp. Ills forces were campcd near
tanassas Junction.
The Washington Star yesterday says our
.arsuimg forces were in Montgomery coun
!, Md, near FUlton's Cross loads.
II The rebels crossed the Potomac with the
,lain force near Poolesvillc
large fire is now raging in Brooklyn, in
he new stores GU Farmer street between
tate and Erusal<ip streets.
The latest Jews Prom Sherman is as fol-
VS.: A
cH%rrAxooeA, July II.
The rebels horned the railroad and CON-
non bridge across the Chattaho6chie river
estcrday
= Sheridan crossed above and below the
ridge and effected secure lodgmcnt on the
outh bank
The rebels haYe abandoned their strong
fortifications on Chattahoochie Heights, be.
.ag again eiiectnally AaRked. It a uficer-
am what direction they have. gone.
ID Our COMMUNICATIONS are in favorable con-
lit0n - -
The latest news f~n Petersburg are to
Wednesday afternoon when heayS skir.
-nlehing was going on.
official dispatchcs.f l6&nsthA rebel Gtneral
longs Of the 4th reports -rep,ifse to the
feddl@I forces .nsefC Charleston, Win 4 loss
Of 600 hsn. Confirms the capture Of two
sehel guns, but states that the rebel picket
n .,ns Y re.established, the Feder.ls habtily
- monitors and sunboats wer. in slpue
Hs VT as 'sa On the Tlesl ~ hsaHils / i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
X.su,xcrfS J,llv /.

W AsHINC7QN, July Az.
! Dspatch(s received last nigtt announces
Sherman amy within mild of Atlanta.
Up.to 10 O'Clock This r'hornifA it was rot
,scertaincd whether the rebels hafxeorossed
! ne. Potomac, thoughs they had 4 int oyes
most Of their blundcr.
An extra says that ~ informak ZION re.
ceiyed strengthens th( conclusion That tn.
rebel force was 5000 strong, ll armed
thoroughly, and en,ercli EMaryiayd with -
icce~ Of cannon, inan;Ap theiYtioops dis
mounted cavalry men. ~
Gen. Gilmore was this forenoon thrown
rom his horse atsthe head Of the troops
.6w following the; rebels, and severely in.
ured in the ankle. Emery temperate,
axes his place
1t IS reported the rebels yesterday were
rossing their main forces at Seneca ano
opposite I,olesyille. end thsic advance was
6s morning along tae rpads in DcndoI
sding in the direction Of 1shby's Gap.
Cannonading was heard in the neiEhbor
sood Of seueca caffvthis morning.
Our &valry have been harrassing and an
,oynf the.l,bel rear, no defence having
,een pnadc y number Of prisoners have
,cen captured.
Nothing KIND I'm here If the occupation o
'c,crsbnrg byfGen Grant, nor have we any
ate ligcncc aslto the intentions Of Genera
sheridan.
Reports fraln the army of the Potoma'
ny the rebas have ihar@uver,d then
r)ops in a manner which seems to indicate
n attack on our rear. From last account.
lii's corps was NaSsing around our lct
s.a,. TIC ntentions say lmilhaly men, o
citing i'll cur rear.
Tuesday morn'ngHhe rebels made a dom
tttraton on jerusalem Road, APPARENT,
"Fthe purpose ofsttacking our troops, bu
~ conironted BY ample force changed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

s Nav .YoaK, July IL
The CSn@svcial ssy6: A prouinen
banking bouse On Wall e., has received
despatch FROM their washineton branc
THE morning which states that Grant
forces have occupied PetesshurG. We hss
received nothing oonnrmasoey q ~ state
ment.
The Csnasyeial also says, : private d.
Patch iron Washingtoo to . Wall sire =
banker states that 6hertdsu With. his .
tire cavalry force has been despatched +,
intercept the rebol raiders and have reach
"a Hanover q. II.
A Washington dispatch to the Philad
Phis lsqsirsv, dated the 1lsh 3 p. ma aAs.
The enemy began their retreat across {
Potomac about IL last night. They b :.
held Rock vile about s miles from tho P
tomsc % base.
This morning our forces started ID ~
suit and We nay Do able to intercept th ,
retseat seuth. Their plumber % we'll 1.
Impressed citizens citizens With them.
Oar Losses will not exceed I've hundr
We made considerable captures.
81. Lou,s, jay Il
It d stated % Information derived frou
bashwhaekere nov In Plstts cosnty, thu
Prics's rebel army he's bseo disbsnded 90
eene b squsds into Missouri. The appear
eoee o. % 0Any hknds Of rebels and euer
fillas 10 diaoeeat parts Of tho State give.
en- etaeemoet psouaibility. 3 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
Hollands Germans Bitters,

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor OF
the Encyclopedia oil Religious knowledyc.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IL general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and efforts | yet know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to
what he believes himself TO have received IRON
any simple preparation, III The hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
do this more readily in regard TO Hollands
German iittcrs, prepared by DR. G. ". Jackson,
Of this city. because ] was prcjudiced against
them for many years, under the impression tia,
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am in
deb;cd 10 my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for
the removal OF this prejudice by proper tests and
for encouragement 10 try them, When suffering
from great aud long continued debility. The use
OF three bottles oi these Litcfs ri the beginning
Of the present year was followed by evident RELIEF
and restoration to degree of bodily and mental
vigor which had not elt for six months before
and had almost dcspared Of regainiEy. there
fore thank God and ny rieni Tor directing me to
the use of them. j. NEWTON BROWN.
PuuApr, PuIA June 23d 1851
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

- 00O9B bU8008 -
SUMNER .Ayk11AN0ExcyT.


HNAxD AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18th, 1854,
~ and untA faftter noSice, trains will leave
nsvsnIcTt daily, Sundays excepted) . follows
~ - = All unin az ..........-.....e 90, A. =.
"a Night express Observation-Disclosures so, p. =.
arrive at Davenport daily, tSundsys excepted
ist Night express at Is 90. = y.
"a DAILY express and mail train ......6 %. r. n.
All trains over this route are in direct CONNECT
ion g Chioags Nth ssains over both the MiciIi--
gan Southern, Michigans Central. Pittsburg. Fort
Nayne and Chicago kailrSads TO and NON De-
rot, Toaedo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
.ssttsburg, Dunkirk. buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, anu
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
Il giving distinct directions a. 10 the destination
u heir baggage, also to procure tickets before
iaking their seats in the ears, the conductors
ollect fares only to the stations the line OF thr
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
niyi6 "a J. +. TRACY. Snp't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

70 W AsHIxlToN, July a. 1
There afA ufnhhhIy tn.nT 4. 10 rnhnls /,

~ WAsnINeIoN, July IA
5 There ate probably toni Il. 10 rebels in
afyland. This morning their rear guard
5 at Rockville. and sufficient time has
ncc .lapseA to enable them TO safely re
oss Me Potomac.
Upf t,cdpsl have doubtless reached the
eTy by tits time ard may Lave been in
.aton To attafk the enemy while crossing,
ut Of this n1hing is knovn.
sIlicfirst Animation the fcbels received Of
l. rresencs of the veteran troops was given
,em Tuesday evening byh charge past the
III corps.
AT darll'tl,eir wagon trains were started
srk in grrat haste, citizr rs reporting them
irving lasting teams and'makirg every e.
'rt to get oe& Of the way o. tie retreating
ulns.
Their badly wonQded were leftat houses
ons the line of rettcat, and many of their
ad were abandoned on the field.
trom facts in our pos session we have no
'pbt that their ca4altes greatly exceed
a own.
There is little dotbt that had the enemy
Tackled our dcfcrfes the, previous Monday
shetthc works c6uld haze been taken with
imperative eaY - .su esee ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
New YonE, July 10.
Worlds Speaul.


WAsnlxcroN, July IA her rebel column
.avc continued 10 retreat tdwa,ds he Upper
'otoIrac foids since their Abandonment OF
ie position held in font OF Washington,
nd some of their forces arc reported as
wing crossed into Virginia, though indl
lions this morning were that the man
ody sccineddisposcd to nuke stand be-
zen Rockville and Poolcsville, either ac.
pt battle or cover the crossing of the,
st quantities Of supplies. Our forces arr
elise pursuit.
Military authorities have information that
Ws,ncmy int ndyd Monday to attack til,
! 'slsdst point or our lines in large force,
1t abandoned it unexpectedly finding
te-ans
Z, The II bel Zen. Holmes was wounded sc.
eltly at Monoe~~,-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.

Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 10th, 1864
Oand until further notice, trains will lsaye
Davenport as follows:
545 4. n. for Grinneli and Washington.
80 A. n. freight : accommodation for Grinnell
2l5P.M do do Iowa City
and Huscstine.
Trains arrive ut Davenport as follows:
500 A. =. freight and accommodation from
Iowa City.
445P. \. freight and accommodation from
Grnpel and Washington.
15P.s. express from Grinnell and Muscatine
The IS q. IN. train out Of Davenport, makes
direct connection ct Grinnell. Iowa City, and at
Washington. with the Western Stage Co.'S sta
ges for all points West, South West, and North
West
Trains from the west connect at Davenport
with trains ofthe Chicago Rock Island RR for
ell points East. North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination .!
baggage. also 10 procure tickets before taking
heir seats in the cars J. 7. TRACY, Supt
A. klxBALL, Asst Sup't ms IL "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

THIS MACHINE IS MADE FOR FIELD.
Il WORK, and simple, strong. durable, and re.
liable.
1t was awarded the Grand Gold Medal Of Ho.
nor at the Worlds international Exhibition al
London, Paris, aud Hamburg.
Saiee exceed forty live thousand-they have in
creased from 500 in 1854 to 6,ooo annually be-
ing larger number than is manufactured by any
other SINGLE establishment in the world.
In addition to the liberal warranty given, we
allow any farmer who may desire it, 70 work our
machine through the harvest with any other. AID
pay for the one preferred W
Our Seli-Raker: is undoubtedly the best labor
Saving harvester ever offered to the public.
A complete assortment of Reapers kent ri De.
venport and MuscAtins. 81 . -
OTTO KLUG.
.,,r Agent, Davenport.
WEED, BRIGHAM d KENT.
+ =. A. NLcNAaR. a.. 1@:s se'''ns'
.s.eex uch1Q.WAm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

or Medical and Table uses. which are perfect
ire. ard need only be tried to be appreciated
.onc genuine unless they have our qo'd label o.
ach bottle and our initials pre- ssed IN wax ov..
ne cork Sold By all druggist, and dealer
application to BENNETT PETERS d CO
sold nv No II River St, Chicago.
:. = Bailord, at wholesale by Beidcibccke 4
filler une2v-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
JACOB I1lTzRN.

DRACTlCAL DYEK.-PARflCULAR AT
i TxSri0x paid 10 dyeing Cloths, Silks, velvsts
es Garments Of any kind-to give any color de-
cured. Third street. two doors west Of lowe
aorth side. myl5-dly