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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03
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FULTON * STARR,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

For the sale and purchase of
Flour. Gram, Pork, Hams, Butter, Lard, Eggs.
Dressed Hogs, Hides, Timothy. Clover and Flax
Seeds Wool, Beans. Poultry Broom Corn, and
all kinds Country Products
Office X DOM ID. " Board Of Trade Building, So
Water Street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

On board the steamer Joab Lawrence, near st
,Loms, on Thursday the 2sth ult, JoHS r. Dow1
formerly Of Water vile Me-. aged 80 years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03


OuE CAsDpA4Es.--Ths pQpinatsons made
at the County Convention on Saturday
were such the Democratic uasses will
most cosa-, tnd heartily sustain, and
such ss will unqaestionably bs elected ifthe
proper exertioni is made by the friends
throughout the founty.
A. Mast Sa gentleman too well known
to the people Of this comfy to require any
particular effort 10 make him known to
those who attend the polls He is the same
man who, for nearly eight years, made the
best Postmaster Davenport has ever had -
He is the IDENTICAL person, who for two years
gave us the best Treasurer and Recorder
that the county Of Scott has ever been bless
ed with. His capsbihty for his purity Of
character, his promptpess and perfect relia-
bility thoroughly fits him for any Office the
people Of our county cantestow upon him
Such q man can but be popular among the
people.
Hiram Wheeler, the nominee for Clerk Of
the District Court, is also well known and
highly respected in this county His educa
ion and business qualifications are Of 50
high and perfect an order as to leave no
shadow of doubt as to his capability No
body doubts thtt for moment He will
make astrong run, and Will unquestionably
fill the office for which the Democracy have
nvmed him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03
Democratic e1w'J Ticket
4 For Recorder,
AUGUST F MAST.
For CLERK of the District Court, :
HIRAM WHEELER.

:
Go TO rrf1 BEsr Go TO Bryant 4 STRAIT
toms Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorough practical business education, or to
become good sound telegraph operator.
For circulars address ienclosihg stamps
Bryant Il Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dwly.
srovS. The ptacs. 10 buy the .Stswart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves Is at Go. W
smiley's, "a It.. between Main and Harrison.
COMMERCIAL CoLLEeE.-Open for evening
lessons from Monday Oct 3d. Hours Of in
struction from 8 A. NJ. to IL, and from Q to
5. and from to = P. NJ diff.
Nor.cr.-rhsre u be regular monthly
meeting of the yMk ye Club to morrow,
Tuesday evssing 81 Rvery member
is requested e q pre- hit.
n Card.
The committee of the Nova Christian
Home desire to express their thanks to tho
officers Of the Scott County Agricultural
Society and othels whg contributed by
their gratnitouj services, and otherwise, to
the benefit Of the Home during the late
Fair 70 the officers Of the Agricultural
Society, the committee are especially indebt-
ed. The idea Of apprcpriating the profits Of
the refreshment tables TO, the benefit Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03
Illinois Central Railroad.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY 2sth
~ trains will leave from the Great Central
Dept, foot Of Lake and South Water Street
Through Express. Al SIS A. NJ. arriving at
daily, exc. Sundays. Cairo At 500 T. N.
Night Express. $50 T. NJ arrives at 90 A NJ
This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. ST Louis
Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile
Kankakee Accommodate BIS VI
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

REFERENCES. Sra NJ Clifford Cashier National
Bank, Davenport, Iowa B. B. W oodward, Cash
ier State Bank Davenport Iowa sep29-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

prssOsAl--Hif scsllency, ds,,stone,
Ek-Gpv. kakwooR Judge Cole, and several
other dignitsries, ns<iyed in town on Satur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

THE STATE FAk AS usual the Stx6
ts.f e. to Jielf ", palm to. sh>seosi
county Fair. both = regards the exhibition
and atseseancs. ITh< Scott county asri
cultural ezhbitidas are stcoming exceed
ingiy popular With thebeop,e of this mart of
the great NcrthwssE
+ wsAr 70 DE@qg the things tha.
should be ovGtted BY no man in the civil or
military vslk ofAife, and that is to cali up
on MAS 4 Mayer >1d secure sORs Of their
excSdent ready hde dlothing. Thy have
gSAts' furnshit goods, trunks, vshses,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

60 ro rrf' Basr 60 TO Bryant 4 shai
toms Chicago Commercial College, to get
thorough practical business education, or tt
become good sound telegraph operator.
For circulars address enclosing stamps
Bryant Il Stratton, Chicago, Illinois dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

Sleeping cars on all night trains.
For tickets and information apply at the Great
GENITAL Tepot--fo of Lake Street.
WR ARTHUR, Gen'l Supt
W. +. JOHNSON Gen'l Passenger Agt july
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

THEArRE-Miss Alice KIM nsbnry, the
popular theatrical star, appears 1t Metropol-
tan Theatre this evening, in tte celebrated
play of Little Barefoot This is one Of
the most interesting Of all modern dramas,
and can hafdly fail, in such hands. to call
out large and appreciated audience
Misc Kingsru.y LIN ha >crrnr.sa Is. hor
performances- here by thes talented actor,
I Albert A. Wyatt. Let Metropolitan Hail be
filed tonight
DEAD-As will be seen by notice in an
other column, our former fellow dtizen John
r. Dow, departedshis life on Thursday last
The deceased WAS brother o. c. Dow,
Esq, Of this city, and several yeah ago was
engaged in the Boot and Shoe bdeiness in
this city, He-sss ! man Of fine business
talent phd greatly respected
I Us6ossrsDrs.-ThA- best place TO get
your fan and winter clothing made bp is y
Krauss's, opposite the National Baek. Drop
in and see ~ szceDsnt syylss Of SIoths, ca
fsimrss, <sstAss, kte.ys1d lserh The prices
You will certainly be suited. 81
j Hows DO rou Doa-The ladies have been
humbugged long enough BY poor, enesT
made, unservicable sewing machines, there
, fore we advise them to call ct Cones and
| 81 ! machine worth looking at--worta
buyine-and worth using. It is positively
the best machine for all kinds Of work, eve
l made or used. Il u none other than TIL
Oelebrstsd Howe Machine. sp6-dtf
~ DnL FmnAsD, - cAlSbFatsd SpanisA Ply
; Sid6A, = 4 his o1lse, - Mr. stssse, D
, vo2oeeG N afs spo-dew6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

Nonsk There VIII be a meetint,6f the
State EQUITY Bar A fociation At H. ofBc.
Of Futna4 R2ker{, this evening at half
past sev o'clscE@ct. 3. @
CHI s.. W1AIrAKEt, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MQNp4AX, OCTOBER 8, 1864.

horse and buggy, and g,se other reference,
thatthsy aashts ssssssAph y Chicago end
ascertain the TRUTH sfhsr story and her idea'
tity. but they refused to Do anything of the
sGft snieas Ne y6aldpes ssr ths dispatches,
which she refksed tedo- taking he ground
that IS she ad}sA asnilsd the assailine
party should prV>e her guilt Or innocence
on their own boob, giving them 70 under
stand that she underAtood her business and
was bound to Eight it NVpt on this line, if it
took III summer" aMJsN NElden ID undcubt-
edly woman of gensine ! it. We omitted
TO state 4 the proper Plos that N beng
forced from her carriage in Auscatine, she
was robbed - . pa>kags csntAining two
$500 bills and diApond ring worth .9Sr5
in gold. Ne trust her second visk in Mus
nsias : yin result ig ascaring hefA III the
rights to which She is entitled and f;yther,
that she viii obtain redress 70. the outr>ges
which she ayers shs hss been subjected 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. for evening
lessons from Monday Oct. Sd. Hours Of in
struction from 8 A. NJ. to IL, and from te
B, and from to = p. NJ diff.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

Norlcr. There N be regular monthly
meeting of the H<k Fe Club to morrow,
Tuesday evssang, 81 Rvery member
is requested Hbe pre- mt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

.aqoY Wzt ss
,;-szss s,.kpac i. = So ses ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-03

sl4ooo os GxsxR.l MsHsaAsn,sa, a.srs a.i. anS
II Dry Goods. a,oesr'es e. sair or Exchange for
Jsps, louerts noe,1 This stock was selected in De.
reaa paoRc, ss, !, low prices from Jobbers and s
.smosI a ss5 ssle on account Of the failing heafn
S1s.su ;,s amner II can be bought at great oar
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

with hard labor and confinement.
| On mot!9n hy Mr. Tex.ca this bill was
| ordered To be recolnmittei to the Commit
tee m the Judiciary
| Nh II mucl Clark in the chair,
| An act 10 amend and rc-enact Joint res
o!n'ion relative to the withdrawal from
pubic sale or private eutry or location all
the public lands of this State. approved
June lcth, i~63
On motion by Nr. Moore tho rules were
suspended. this Bit! underwent it's second
and tihrd lcadinsH. ii passed aud the Srcre-
! '"ly was objected to request the concur
renee OF the House therein.
IN act to authorize Lewis phillins and
MS vic Hamlet Phillips TO adopt Lewis
Oscar Phillips, 4 minor.
On motion by M. Moor. the rn,ce were
suspended. this bill underwent its second
and th!'d readings, ii sns coMcur1"d in
aud the Secretary was directed to iuto,m
he i.ouse thereof
An act rontrnins additional powers on
! me c.e.kS OF the dlstri II courts .cn,ri ally.
The !St and ID ,cctions wc.c read and
aiuptci.
SEED. Be II further enacted. g., Tia:
III case ct opposition and la the event Of
any c"nIt~iatsun arising after the otdrr hes
n,cn g1urt q an! to th- manner of making
IT," partition, all further pro, ceain~s >hal!
'e suspended and the o.. "sitioI ca csu:t.-
tati"n placed on the succession 4rel>es uI
tie district court ri the parish or trial
'n motion ny NJ. l,xa+a tie n,ncud-
men' Of the Committee ru the Judiciary TO-
Vas TIA, to-wit: t. iAsc.; Ia the Ash lfuc
after the word ''Fsurj.irA" The words ..r
hti'sl.p,' wa. adopted.
4he III, 9th uat 9TH sections wcr, read
and adopted
on mutton 10y the ame Senator the rules
Wee suspended. this bill underwent il,
400 i 4 Il /
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08
SENATE
WEDNESDAY. February Sd, Il

WEDNESDAY. February Sd, 1854
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present, Mr.. John Moore, President pro
TEN of the Senate. Nessrs. Abncy. Barrow.
Clark. Coco. Fuller. CAN'T. GRAY. Lott
33ucoonald. Pond, Reeves. Rogers. Tcxada.
wall, Neaks and Weightman-I1 Senators
The proceedings were opened With
prayers BY Rev. lir. Henry NJ Smith,
The Journal Of yesterday was read and
approved.
On motion by Mr.. Mcdonald the oath Of
Office was administered by the President
R4F Pom t se t to Mf s Je5se Fuller Senator
of Union and jackson.
MEMORIAL
The President pro tenn submitted To the
senate memorial on his own behalf au
tnorizlnS him to remove from the State
certain slaves belonging to the late Cap
tam Mavor and mortgaged to the Bank of
LOUISIANA, which was ordered to be re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The President laid before the Senate a
communication from his Excellency the
governor transmitting tho report of the
Superintendent- of the Louisiana State
Seminary OF Learning. which en- motion
oy Mr' iantt. was ordered to be referred
70 the Committee on Public Education.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
MI. Moore, President pro tenn asked for
leave OF absence. which was granted. and
NE requested that Mr.. Clark preside owe
me senate during his absence and that of
the President which was also acceded to
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
- nj. Hatsey, Assistant Clerk of the
Honse. requested the signature of the Pres
iuent OF the Senate to House enrolled bills
OF the following titles. to-wit An act for
tue relief OF Philo Alden, Sheriff and Tax
collector OF the parish OF Bossier an act
10 amend an act entitled an act amending
tue act concerning the town of Bastrop,
approved March 9th, 1861, and an act to
oehne the qualifications of jurors and who
are exempt from the duties thereof. all of
which bills received the signature of the
PRESIDENT pro tenn of the Senate, and were
oy the Secretary, returned to the House.
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Moore, from the Committee on the
Judiciary. to whom was referred the House
Joint resolution to authorize the Governor
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08
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Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

AT the residence Of the brides father in
Leon COUNTY, Texas, on the 18th of Feb.
1854, by the Rev. MIR. Goodwin. Mr.. H. G .
i.nNG. OF Shreveport, La. to MISS LIZzIE F..
daughter of Col. W, II. Crawford. late of
Union Parish. La.
May they ULong) long live to enjoy that
Union so thoroughly established and early
recognized.
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. A. b. Rus
sell, Mr.. K. 4. CFroN. of Loudou county.
Va, to Mss KATE RASKIN, ef this city
by the Rev. Mr. Moselev, on the Is.
inst. Captain Z. Oldham, of New Orleans
10 Miss Jaiii. Taser, Of this place.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08
lac Indication.

he numerous n"@econnt"bl" ma
''','''''' VI '"e enemy t. Us appear
80 f''''"'H ""t :" many others,
''''' we ~" "oS /" %" '"hIHr.s: by
force '"f arms II p"'pabIo /" every
person whether here or abroad, VINO
mas '''n = q''''t observer of events
F''@''' ''' p"fF'~' 81 NE enemy
''o' j. = ',''''''f [" : ' different
'"'''7'' "''.' ,'.''' '''' " "'e.l Il pre-
i'''!' ''''''' "''' "'tl ultimately
P.''' ''"S''=- .s''' '''''i'4 or pee
t'' az !'"''S many "t' IT,
P''...'' '',' P'"','
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'''''.'' Wv "I:'''''N' l. n"w -'-l-
WI Z - sop very outlet "''ieh here
'''"'' mas i''i' "TrEt""h"t or deemed
81 not much Consequences. should
II prove successful III ihl~, NOR harm
VII! result 70 lis than conlt arise from
any defeat IN tn" tie.d. AID to ,hi-
the seeming Indifference Of some
large planters to proIuc" all they
can to ma III providing for the sub
sls!ehce OF onr armies, and what is
the natural in.trence--we become
poWeT.ess,
IN mentioning that some planters
have determined 70 ralae only -"til-
cicnt for ,heir own CONSUMPTION, ~
do not speak by the letter, but merely
from hearsay, which is generally not
considered sufficiently reliable 10
base an argument on; however, such
aIiuslon VIII materially do good, in
stead Oh INJURY ; It VII! urge persons
to exert themselves who otherwise
might not have been so industrious
90 ihoeh provision cannot be made,
anu me 'A'he TAX should not be an
s@c"se Tor poor or Indifferent crops,
l ne ,No"sh' OF ser must not be 50
IN w
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Shreveport news., 1864-03-08
Page -.

Nays. --MessF'. Blanks, Gore. Herman
Morehead aud Robertson. 8 nays.
So the bin was ordered TO be cnSrussed
and was passed.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATv.
y message was received from the Senate
through Oscar Arroyo. Esq. its Assistant
Secretary. ANNOUNCING that that houorab IL
body bad receded from lis amendments t"
House bill No, 8 entitled
An act to provide fer the printing of the
acts pissed by III" General Assembly at
the session held III the town 1T tpeiousas
in 1862 and 1858.
The Senate also through ". f. Wagner.
ESQ its Secretary. asking tho concurrence
OF he House in Senate balls entitled
An act to e,nancipatc William II, Erum,
nistt IA minor.
Jont resolution relative to Illegal acts of
spoliation by officers of the Confederate
States army.
An act 70 authorize John Moore, tutor.
NJ remove certain slaves beyond the limits
OF the State
Also announcing that the Senate had con
CURED IN House bills eutiticd
Joint Resolution to.authoriZe e. Govern.
or to take measures to presen, illegal in,-
press!ncnts by Confederate. authorities
An act for The relief of John Hewitt iate
Assessor of Eupides Parish
jotnt resolutions in relation to the ,ur.
"her prosecution os;he war. and
JOINT Resolutions for tie adjournment .!
th's Legislature.
Senate bills No. 66 entitled,
AN act authorizing the Goveruor 20 APP
Poiht a comm iss'oner TO carry the 1roI!ey
Que the soldiers tamilir, OF de Parish O..
Livingston to the said Parish was taken
up read three tines ana coucnrred in
mouse on NO. - emitted,
On 'tt l" aRthefize the Governor to
suspend sis signing and issning Of Treas
sts notes was 'aken up on It's second
.s1elis' anu Tue rules being sHspcndrdit
$3.50; ""s 80 "omoh or MI i-iani amended by
ID ms! 'iaG altef ne word notes IN the md
s.G''"i IN me the words, "antLorlzed b.
.'ws
A"u on motion by Mr.. Snider it w;.s far
s sne' ' . o% aiding at she end OF the
saiir sSction the words. FRO yiGcli that |
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

In the year 700 the Lords Prayer
commenced "Ure .fader THE are in
heifuas;" in 900. Thee ure fader the
heotum;" III 100 1t was rendered
''Fader thou art in heaven blisse:"
in 1900, ''ure fader in heaven" in
400, "Fader our in heaven" and in
1887 go, our Father who art in
heaon.'
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

We acknowledge the receipt by
mail of a copy Of tho addr,s, ~ Nvie.
neu. :. b. Maxey, before the ,..ua,.
Council of the Confederate Tribes, at
Arn-JronG academy .Cicor,aw u=,!r..-
Spco!ling Of Indian troop -, say:
Much has been said about lAs In
dian Troops. II seem, to IA" ihas
tie value of Indians as 10 troops has
not been appreciated. Men not ac-
qnainrei with the rapid advancement
in knowledge and eniightm-nt of taa
Indian Territory, are too apt to- think
their mode Of warfare must meces-ar-
lily be that of the Cossacks or Wild
tribes. No greater error has been
committed. The etsortsSnade during
til" first year of the War with the LIST
Cho.taw and Chickasaw Regiment
show that by proper IN engagement In
dams can be brought to high state
of drill and discipline. To this end
! shall bend every energy. aud Sc
cure every compel. mt drill officer
can to assist.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

Sec advertisement Of Mai. George
Tucker, in ,o-dav's paper.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08
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w" S'2.s previous to 'Ar VAss"E" of tn.>
ac'' nay '"S ~ students one WHIT" "Anie
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r'"1i"G o" ms 'in"r i"r support; one
"t"TN"rf "i 'aca ia"a having ~ Slaves
"h"'S ""h'!S """It no, HHhl" cannol be
'""'H P''7'irh'' S'prr'h'rnd"nt. auditor
an" N's''' .. each ra,ho q. doug militia
= H""'I ''I'''t"' anu SHrA owners and
employees aS IA" 7t.P'i'ntehdehi -!ut'iswc.:
are necessary '.f INC 'i,tI'" operation ot
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

Nays. Messrs Blanks, Gore. Herman.
Morehead aud Robertson. 3 nays.
So the bin was ordered TO be cnsrossad
and was passed
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08
For the Shreveport News.
Stewards lullaby to Ii Abe
Lincoln.

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Rebellion will be at A .,;;
50 n.I.h my u Aba. lie s.. 4 an -,t,r,;,,.
"ai.e rcbc.l.oD's day- .h;,.. yiuu.b..
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

During last week tho river ros,
about three feet.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

High Private, of he Houston Telegraph
arrived here, from Alexandria, on Sunday
We were pleased to find him looking well
and saucy.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-08

We have heard many wlldumors duriu,
IA" past few day. but DO not deem then
worthy Of no;.ct.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-23
RAILROAD LINES.
DHIIADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE or HOURS.
On and after MOSDAY, AugustI 1874,
Passenger trans leave Philadelphia icr .
Baltimore at T30 Express, Mondays eAcopted) e'D ~
NJ, ~ NJ, 2TiO and 10 30 p. NJ.
chester AZ 0j, ulj A. NJ 100 2jQ $50, GOD and llC0
!, NJ. 80
M, 10. 2'l0, $50. 800, 1850 anl ll0) ?, NJ.
New Castle a. S'ej \. NJ, and aB) p. n.
Dover It SOj \ NJ and i'UU =, NJ.
Milford n 10 4, NJ.
SalEbury az 800 4. NJ. - ..-.-.-..
TRAINS FCR PHILAUILPuIA.
Leave Baltimore 1t $40, 40 A. "A. lENpT'"), l'W'
%im.nst5n atIis Gas, "a N Ig'2l,l ~, 100, ao3,
: ard 10 j. VI.
SAlisbI-y Al li'5b A VI.
Milford att - p. VI.
Doyorat c 20 A. NJ, and as 7. n.
New Castle at % 4. NJ, All u'2I =. u. . .
chester 4. g. $40 A. M 100, g. 10, Jo0 20, $40
Leave Baltimore for salisbury andntsrlcdsts stations,
Leave baiuore for Dover and ntsrmelnte siaH:as It
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave chester at so A. ,Ioj 2nd II % I N . .
Leave Wilmington st $50, o2j A. NJ, $40 ald u@0
Freight Trains, with Passenger cas aytl.hsd wl run
follows
leave Wilmington or rer,yvls aud interne places
81 uNDhYs Only at 40 A. NJ. l039P NJ, from Phla-
Fr5@ 9hladeigiia 20 Wilmington atfs0A. NJ, 10 %,
From Wilmington TO Philadelphia atl4sA. u. auG 100
r. NJ Only az 1925 r. rom Baltimore Phill lg phia
la II r. hEENENi srpe-btaIdsLt.