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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-19
Ii" SENATE AMfNpxrNr

kA SENATB AlGRNDMENT.
Inc SENATE having returned Fl. +. No. Is, to
legalze certain acknowledgements before David
Day; without receding from 1ts amendment
Inc House, by vote, receded from its action
and concurred with the Senate in amending
the OIL. ss't a1ma21oa s1g8DD vtsailR&a >,
'tsalAa il; RETURNED TO THE sKNATR tf.
-. The Senate having requested return of
d. +. No. 26, supplementary to acts providing
for county organization and government,
4, which the Senate had returned with amend
ments and the House had tabled, the bill was
taken from the table and directed to be return
as.i,.5ll I.tt I,.;., u PASSED. ~, ,-rf .ts Ca,
n. F. No. 81, for the preservation of elk,
deer, birds and fish. q 9Aiea}e ~ ="
~ H.F. No. "A, authorizing West 81. Paul to
raise money to pay contractors on Isabel street
q. No. 50, to amend section T. chapter
Is Of Session Laws f1862, relating to security
for costs and collection of costs and disburse-
aH.,F.. No. A., q memorial to Congress for
extension of the benefits of the pension law of
1923 to volunteers, their widows and or
phans, of the sioux war. f.u i r.. '-..,.a..
: II. r. No. 20, for the relief of H. J. Brain
ard, authorizing the erection of dam at the
mouth of Vatner's lake. f..o 80 uoii,4Il9tn
H. +. No. Al, TO amend acts providing for
township organization. Gives the electors of
towns the naming of day for annual town
meeting. .uo-lsq u ~ ID. lot. Or, yirrs.fs,
H. r. No. 4s, to change the name of John
johnson to John johnson Tybalt. s5a....r
II. F. No. So, to amend sec 80, chapter II of
the revised statutes, relating to writs of exc
cution., a luuJ wilma !-5H. ~ -r.l.,,,
b. F. No. 70, to amend acts incorporating
certain towns. Reference only to town of St.
Augusta -g -n au514.1 ..-eBl. aj suof+
H. +. No. &c, to provide for the survey and
location of q State road from Carimona, in
Fillmore county, to Winona and Chatfeld road
in Winona county. lutff.sau -.t ,..a.t e
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SENATE.
TuuRsDAv Feb II 1854

.....- THURSDAY, Feb. IL. 1864.
The Senate was opened at the usual hour,
with prayer by the Chaplain. Journal read
and approved l.- g.. ..l.liti-u,.--., .a.,i d.
zenS OF Wabashaw county, with reference to
the assessment in that county for the year
1858. Referred to Joint Committee on Taxes
By Mr.. STEVENS-a remOnstrance from ci-
tizens of the town of Medford in Steele county,
against the annexation of the town of Clinton
Falls to said place. To Committee on Towns
and Counties. lt ..',... ....4...e.5
By Mr.. MILLER-the petition of Mason v.
Allen, of Fillmore county, an occupant of
School Land, in said county, for relief To
Committee on Claims. ~ 1.,5..-.. .a.,..
By Mr.. McKUSICK, petition of citizens of
Washington county, for amendments to the
general school law. To Committee on Educa-
ton. u. .....
By Mr.. LINCOLN, claim OLD. Ferris. To
Committee on Claims.
RECEPTION OF THR FIRST REGIMENT. o..
communication was received from His Ex-
cellency Governor Miller informing the Sen
ate of the expected arrival home of the First
Regiment, and suggesting an appropriate re-
mittee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. MILLER, from that Committee soon af
ter reported a resolution providing that Joint
Committee of two from the Senate, to act
with three from the House, be appointed to re-
port q programme of arrangements for the re-
ception Adopted, and Senators Miller and
Rice were appointed. e.a.t... .
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. TEACHER, 8. F. No. "a, bill for
an act to amend an act prescribing the duties
OF County Auditors, approved March 6, 1860
and also chapter 8 of the laws of 1862, amend
ing the same.
By Mr.. NORTON, from Committee on Ed
ucation, s. F. No. 95-a bill for an act supple
mentary to the Common School act. Ordered
printed. This bill provides for County Su-
perintendents of Instruction.
By Mr.. PILLsBURY, 8. F. No. 96-A bill
for an act authorizing cities and towns to grant
al to the families Of volunteers. Referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
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LEGISLATURES OF MINNESOTA.
SENATE.
,WEDNEsDAr, February 10, 1854.

SENATE. H9st gyaa IS
o7la. vils1 WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1854.
-ni 5l..r CLAIMS AND PETITIONS. - (
4 By Mr. SWIFT, q proposition from citizens
Of St, Peter, for the location Of the Insane
Asylum at that place. To Committee on FL
nd By Mr.. PORTER A claim Of Robert Ward.
low. To Committee on Claims.
iai By Mr. WARNER, claims from sundry per-
sons. To Committee on Claims. -
.ar,.iG- c,it BILLS INTRODUCED.
Il BY Mr.. SW1FT-S. F. N. 81, o bill for an
act 70 provide for State road from New Ulm
-, By Mr.: BERRY-s F. No. So. bill to au-
tend lite line from its terminus on the Missis-
siPpE River, to any point on Lake Superior
within the State. To the Committee on Rail-
By Mr., THAcHER-s. F. No. 50, a bill to
amend sec. AZ, chap. ], laws of 1860, to pro.
j, vide for the assessment and taxation of all
property " the State. To COMMITTEES on Taxes
n. By Mr.. LINCOLN, s. F. No. 90, to amend
3 the act for the removal of the Farmers Bank
Of Mankato, to Shakopee. Il, ~,
nb By Mr.. NORTON 8. F. No. 81, to amend
section 1, chapter 40 Compiled Statutes, in ref
erence to posthumous conveyances of real es-
Also. 8. r. No. 90, to amend the Township
Organization Act. G
By MI. MORRISON. S. F. No. 90, to au-
thorise the school district of Minneapolis to
raise money to build school houses, by gen
e eral tax. sAD dA4 .AAtf V-tt-. afst1ic-
f4ag..sA ssE- READ FIRST TINE. rt.rti7
II. +. No. SO, bill for an act to authorize
the Commissioners of st. Louis county to is
sue bonds for railroad construction.
PASSED.
ii. F. No. SOTO establish State road from
Saltwater to Brunswick. ''I ''f
H. +. No. 18-A bill appropriating money to
defray the expenses of the Normal School at
8 WinOna. tf"'t .3]i i'hht' -'if ..l"
8. F. No. 73-Joint resolution to continue
IN force the law for receiving soldiers votes
Q. F. No. IS Substitute for H. F. No. Al
No. 4, in Wabashaw county, to issue bonds.
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nays were ordered, and the resolution was
o YeasTM Hsss Armstrong, Barlow, Coleman
Gotas Ohm; E"e, Dixon, Perrin, Fitz, Foster,
Hunt, Kidder. Kiefer, Latimer Letford HcK R.n
Nourse, Smith, Soule, Whittemore Woodrnyf;
and Mr.. Speaker-26. "oo"run
Nays-Messrs. Ackley, Butler Bullis Coffin
Guiteau, johnson, Meagher, Moulton Riahn
Wiswell and YoumansL15. -"s'y'
The House then adjourned to 10 Am.
1Iu REPORTERS CORRECTION.
q The reporter or compositor erred in stating
in the proceedings of the House on the joint
resolution on the 10th inst, that the Chair
CMr. Kidder) decided that an amendment to
the amendment was not in order. He decided
that an amendment to the amendment to the amend
n'e"t sods not in order-and that an amendment
to the amendment scas in order
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SATURDAY, r6UTuary 10, LOOT.
The House met at the usual hour.
COMMUNICATIONS, PETITIONS, ETC.
+ Mr.. HENRY presented petition from WOOL
growers relating to diseased sheep.
Mr.. SPEAKER presented a petition from
VIM. Algood and wife for authority to adopt
a child
The report of the Regents of the University
was presented and ordered printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. WISWELL. bill to change the name
of the town of WatOnwan to the name of Car
den City.
Also, bill to vacate the town plot of the
town of Fremont in Blue Earth county.
BY Mr.. BULLS. bill to amend the act
providing for General System of Common
Schools. xui ots,4
By Mr.. KIDDER, a bill to prevent frsud IN
warehOusemen and others.
By Mr. DICKSON, bill to yacate Frv g.
Dickson's Addition to the town of Saratoea
THIRD READING AND PASSAGE
House bill to authorize the county of Freehoro
to issue bonds, was taken up under a snsnan-
zion OF the rules. and read third time and
passed. ''Aae "liu
House bill to amend the town plat ot FL.
renee, was also taken up, and read a third
Senate bill to amend the act AMENDING tho
Incorporation Act of the MinneaDolis ana St
Cloud Railroad, under suspension Of the ruiss .
was read a third time and passed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
WAsHlxoToH, April IL.

WARRINGTON, April 10.
In order to correct erroneous impressions
il 10 proper to state that the President's Of.
der Of March last requires that the amount
Of men raised BY voluntary enlistments be
made up to April 18th, and draft be made
q soon thereafter - practicable. No ~.
thority 10 given for the assertion that it
will take place on the let Of May. There
are more orders necessary, and real delays
connected with proper adjustment Of &C.
counts with view to draft, but the re-.
ports, additional and real ones, to which
currency hes been given, serves only to in.
cresse the difficulties.
The Senate to-day in executive session
confirmed the following nominations
D. W. Wilder, Of Kansas, to be Surveyor
General Of the districts Of Kansas and Ne.
brasks; lst 1t. P. O. Kinny to be Captain,
and I'd 1t. j. g. Harris, to be Let 1t. in the
Marine Corps.
The Supreme Court Of tho United States
adjourned sine die to-day, after announcing
the decisions of long list Of cases.
The resolution passed to day for night
sessions may be regarded Is an evidence Of
the determination Of the majority OF the
House to bring this session Of Congress to
close at the earliest possible moment, per-
haps about tie lst Of June. Some Of the
Senators, however, express the opinion that
Congress will remain here until July.
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f111

$50. 1ND4 - = u IL
The seea)n1e oss>dia iDa eealhahp.
W Slk, s. aasivsd.
Oasahal6 lesiod = 6outhaapeso -
the I'd and vas received with snthssi-
asm.
TIE Ty~ss says ths qsestios q ~ se-
csptasee Of the Msxiean Thfoes % MAXI
0iliaa = doubsluL
The Confederate loan u qooted . oAao5.
All the Powers interested have aSfsed
TO tie holding Of Ooofefsnoe:
France will only ask the inhabieants o.
the Duchies 20 declare What Government
they prefer IN the event OF the greater par
Of the Powers abandoning the treaty .
1851.
The Courts Of London, Rome, Vienna
Berlin, St. Petersburg, Spain and France
have agreed to recognise the emperor 0
Ne xico imme diately on bic accession.
The Pope has entirely recovered.
The King Of Sweden will endeavor TO OBJ
tain peace bat, in the event q failure
Gays he must render assistance % Deu0erl
against ovsrpowesisg force.
The Prussisns had cannonadsd Duppe
without warning.
Soodsrberg was bombarded on the 9
and burned.
The Austrians and Prussians had turnet
the position Of Duppel By crossing to Alsel
Island.
Denmark sends one foreign minister 4
the Conference.
Six thousand Danes had defeated II
Prussisns 1t Violis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
New YOhK. April 10.


The steamer Sidon, from Liverpool Of
5th, has arrived.
The Heraid's Washington dispatch
says Grant will appoint Mcclellan to a
command 10 the army of the Potomac.
Secy. Chase arrived in Washington
Monday night.
Wade and Couch, of Com. on conduct
on the War, left for Cairo to take evil
dence in relation to the massacre of Fl.
Pillow.
The Petersburg Express Of the 18th
has despatch from Mobile stating that
the Uulon troops we're repulsed from
Shreveport with great loss. 1t preteuds
to quote report from Union surgeon
to the General commanding at Baton
Rouge admitting the defeat.
The Times says it is reported that
Gilmore is re called from Charleston
and ordered on service elsewhere. 1t is
not unlikely Notwithstanding this change
that our iron clads will be along side OF
Charleston wharf before the summer is
gone out.
Gen. Hatch has been mentioned as
successor to Gilmore.
The Senate Military Committee re.
ported against the House bill giving s25
bounty TO nine months men.
General Fitzpatrick has left for Men,
phis.
The Worlds special states that the
Blair Investigating Committee will re-
port the famous liquor order to have been
a forgery.
MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln will visit Fer.
Monroe to morrow,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

oto6Nsgs ( ~ = ss4lly - O.
truth Of the s1nes s1Aeadlng Ne seesa1
attack % n rillow, asd Whether thse
post could have besn sufficiently tein-
forced, end rspest The facts = sosa -
possible. '''
The House went Into committee,
Washburns, Of ILL.,. in chair, for eossid.
Grafton Of Internal Law bill.
senate. The Pacific RR. com. have
authorized their chairman TO report some
important amendments to the Pacihc
RR. act ef 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
New YoRK. Apr;l 10

NEW ok, April 10.
The Herald's Havana letter ha. re.
ports saying that the pirate Florida is al
Remedies. Several Union vessels had
gone in pursuit of her.
The shooner Bell from Mobile was
summoned to surrender and fired into
~ the z. s. steamer Marigold within
800 yards Of Moro Castle. "A claim for
damages Will De sent to Washington by
the Cuban Government.
Matamoras dates are to the 26th nit.
The French Expedition would not be
ready to leave Vera Cruz until afte..
April lst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
New YoRK, April 10.

New YoRk, April 10.
The News has Havana letter stat
ing that the Confederate Minister to
Mexico, Gen. Preston, will leave for Vera
Cruz on the 22d, and there await the
arrival of Macmillan.
% blockade running steamers had
left Havana.
The insurgents at st. Domingo at
tempted IT, capture the temporary field
works OF Puesta Plata, but were re.
pulsed with heavy loss, leaving 200 dead
on the field. The Spanish loss was 3
killed and 25 wounded,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

UnN NnD0nsB RATRnF roVDHe AID
w DUoQLA1 fnOOH LOCKS. n -
1afe . eoS Wesi6. r this oa6o 80 ewar6ed
The 0elA osdal - Ne WeeiG5 ~ q 100,
y lssA. Vesenssse, No. loo Maiasa LAne, 0ev
~ - Ne. y LsiSsiis ysfsst, CAisage, IN.
The tAoaaads u Csftilsaaes fren 1s-shaats,
Bsshsn - AesAAAiss x 81 trslea. ~ ~
49, gisse = Aves q this, he s~ly ~ 8ele.
nsnaei. rsndet. y usslsss for the ssbsssibss 70
multiply words q IL isyee, o ever fvsnty.fvs
rhoussnd II "Wilds's Pstsst Salsna,1sr Seie."
have been nanuiaetursd asa sold in ths Usissl
States and II slncet svsry large Are that he
taken place during the Lass twelve ysass. these
Safes hsvs beea Sabjeetsd y sAs ssvsfsst Iasts,
and net one Of The Ssssiss 1sls~sadss Gafss Assa
bse~ desfrsysd.
Our safes are ill maeHfaetsrsd undss the PER
soaal s1psevision q b. Q. Wilder, Patsatss. and
warranted perfectly free fton daapnsss.
Theee 6elss ass now o9sssd st the ON Pn1css
- advance having yet bsen nads On thsn.
= good assoftne constantly o. hand. 81 q
sale ~ J. n. TERWlLLI0ER, Aesnt
mh2s-d1As) Xo.1e La6alls st., CSisses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
WAsHrNoroN. Anil 10


In the Supreme Court number, 169
and 223, Brignardelle vs. GRAY, and Ora '
-. Brignarde'le, " decided yesterday,
The conrt affirmed the judgment in N Q.
l6o, which was in favor Of one heir. and
reversed it in No 22s, which was
against the other. The result is to give
eli the land to the heirs.
luouss.-Tns House CON cured 10 the
senate ameodment to the H ,use resolu>
''oo 20 - to read HAT the committee on
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
NEW YoRK, April Is.
The Saxonia brings London papers of the

NEW IoRk, April 10.
The Saxonia brings London papers Of the
7tl.
Later news states that tho difficulties
about the acceptance Of the Mexican crown
by Macmillan have been solved by . COM
promise with the Emperor Of Austria, and
the Arch Duke will shortly proceed to
Mexico.
The Prussians had driven in the Danish
posts and occupied . position ESQ PAGES
nearer to Duppel than the first parallel.
ment. The bombardment Of Sandersbere
had ceased. Tho town was burning in sew.
eral places. Eighty women and children
we're killed and the town deserted BY the
inhabitants.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

New YsRK, April IL.
The steamer Havana has arrived from
New Orleans the 10th and Uavans 18th.
The Melville left Havana on the 18th for
New York.
No naws from New Orleans except that
rottOu was hold LAP. hiOho~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE.
snyder 4 WAlTER0,
229 Broadway, New York.


Patent Soliciting aouso and Patent
Connlssion House Combined.
cOLICTING.-This Company will oct -
- Attorneys for securing Patents for new invsn-
lions in this Country and Europe on the most
reasonable terms. Conduct lnfriasnsat Casss-
and procure renewals Of Patents.
Osr Exhibition Rooms and Ssllisg Department.
We respectfully submit 70 the public that ours
il the only responsible Soliciting House In the
World that has an Exhibition Room, and IN sf6.
cient and successful Selling Department attach.
cd. On Patents taken out BY ~ No require no
advance fee fer selling.
We are in regular communicate IN with upwards
Of $50 Patent Sellers throughout the eountsy
Who depend wholly for their supply upon %. Our
Exhibition Rooms (corner Broadway and Barclay
streets, in the very heart and center Of the city,
are daily visited By numbers Of Capitalists and
men Of Enterprise. seeking Investments in valu-
able Patents, for the purpose Of rsseling In sub
divisions, while others and heavier capitalists are
always ready to purchase usful Patent and on
gage in it, manufacture, and thus secure . lucra.
tive monopoly. These sources of demand that
are daily augmenting are fully sufficient to ab.
sorb the entire supply Of Patects now being 10.
sued, and at fair prices.
Consignments Of Patents for sale are respect
fully solicited. Any information FREQ. Resonsi-
BILE Agents wanted in every county and town who
have fixed places Of business-t0 such W will
pay $50 per quarter, and per cent. on all
ales, act ~ agents. for the cxpla naton( one
hour or more Per day Of the models Of such pa.
tents a. may be placed in their hands for SALE
To good Statesmen who will give their whole time
to busineas, will pay $38 . month. Al:o travelling
Agents arc wanted at fair salary.
Agents will ee required to give some satiefsc-
tory security or deposit the cos. price Of modslb.
which will be refunded when returned. Address
enclosing stamp:
SNYDER i WA, TIERS, No. 279 Broa iway.
REF.REECEs-Ws, tho undsrsig ned, doing bu-
siness in Now York City, do authorise Joseph =.
Walters and g. H. Snyder, comprising the firm Of
the National Patent Office, to refor TO rs, and We
believe they will conduct their business upon
ssrictly honorable principles.
l5ienedl Nev York, Fe5. 29eA.
-Mckswan, Esq, Importer, IS Maiden Laae, N 7
City. WI Taylor, Esq, Banker, ~ Wall =.
Y City. Chas II Voorhees,. Esq. Banker, IS Pias
tsrj,Ers fsn, JE,,N-i aoa. Seward 4 Co, Impor-
Commission. 2 8owlins Green, Uyy. .1can.
" Kirby, E.q, Metropolitan Bank, lOs Broadway,
NY City. u Arthur, Esq, British md American
Exchange Banking Corporation, 50 Wall 81,
City. 4 Dewes smith: Ssq Chemical I, !, b 5,.
mchl5-eod6w1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
WARRINGTON, April IL.


Special to Pot.
The House will probably pass the Senate
gold bill BY small majority.
Gen. Grant will review the entire Army
Of the Potomac within . day or two.
Maj. Gen. Washburne hes been ordered
to tho command Of West Tennessee, In
place Of Gen. Hurlbut, and leaves tonight
e. assume bic duties.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
Particular Notice:

There are many preparations sOld under tie
nane Of Bitevs. put .p N quart bottlss eenpeSsd
ed the cheopest chtskey o. common rsm. costisg
from 20 to 40 cent, PER gaos tie taste disgsised BY
Anise or O1riander Seed.
This class q Bitters havs caused sad vii ees.
tissue to cause, long tAoy b. sold Assdrsls
70 de As desth Of The drs~kSrd. By essir ~ tie
sysem - kept continually under tie ;sfsescs Of A.
choholic Sttmslants Of tie soosss Kind ne des;rs for
LIQUOR Is created and kxps up, asd he vsmls u al
death.
For those scAo desire and will have Q Lovos
Bsters. Oe pubish tho follosoing receipt: Oct one
bottle OF H0Ofland's German 8itters. ead
@ir 10Th three quarts Of good ASranay %
Whlskey, asd the Ssssit setN BE- pvepoes1jos
that soiN far excel in MEDICAL siysss ssd esue e..
eelIsncy any Of the Liquor Bsae,s ~ Ms s,s1,
ssd ssM cost much less. Yos ~ ~. al IL
virtues Of Heonand's Dit :, -nnneetios
with . good article Of Liquor, Muck lsss prie.
than these inferior preparations scc1l cose vow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious knowlsdss.l
Although not disposed TO favor Or recommend
Patent Medicines in gsaersl, through distsust of
their ingredients and effects; l yet know Of 70
suficient feseons Why man may not testisy %
What he believes himself to have received iron
any simple preparation, in the hope that hs may
thus contribute 70 the benefit Of Others.
do this more readily in regard TO Hoo6a0d1
German Bitters, prepared By Dr. Y. y. Jaekson,of
this city, because WAS prejudieed against them
for many years, under The impfession that they
were chiefly IN alcoholic mixture. l Am indebted
70 my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esqs for the re-
Doval Of this prejudice By proper tests, and for
encouragement TO try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles Of these bttsrs at the beginning Of
the present year. was followed BY evident relief
and restoration to degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not fel. Tor six months before
and had almost despaired of regsining. l there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me 10
the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
pure lima 02A 1eRl
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Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
RAILR AID.

WARS RUS FROM CHICAGO TO FITTsBURG
~ without eb ange, connecting with the great
PEMNYYL VANXA UEN1kAk RAILROAD
Kew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
iugton city, and ell the interior towne Of Penn.
eylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. Dc.
Merchants by taking this route, will hays the
advantage of Ill the eastern markets 6 no addi-
oional cost.
baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Dspst, Canal street, west ride,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Test and Northwest.
Connecting at Crestlins with Cleveland 3 Lake
shore r. r. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New Yo<k and Boston, and Ill the interior
towns of Now England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also Ssuth 70
Columbus, Janesville, Newark, Mount Vernon,
3Asubsnviils and Wheeling, and interior town
e Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect At Forest With trains
On Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
con and Cincinnsti. Also with trains ct LANA for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct:
Passsngsss bound east will ind this route both
pleasant And agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States.
roads, will and attentive cheek agents ct the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage fires II
sAargs.ts the Pittsburg and Chicago saSs. Sleep
Ing cars accompany each train.
fickets for sale ct all the principal ticket on
~ In the West, and ct the Company's once cor
or Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, Of q he
Depot, West side, Chicago.
y pastisslar to ask for tickets By Fort wsyns.
Cent Western Passsnesr Agent, Chiesee,
!. n. Moss =, Com. and 0sn1 Art, Ckieagu.
bTsight Of al kinds will bs carried from Chios
70 al points East ct ill times, q - low rates
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
FRANK PLIMER
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
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