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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
Erie Railway.

Gres. Broad 6ange Double Track and Telegraph
Route 10 New York, Boston, philndelrhIa.
Baltimore. Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carving the Grsa. Through
United States Mails.
TXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK OR
L Buffalo on the arrival of all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad also fron, Sal
ainaic;s the arriy; oi trains via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, U., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland q.
Of Six Foot Gauge, combining, ease and comfort
without change, in wide, rppmy, palace cars, di-
rect to New York. a perfection attained BY no
ether route
FOR FREIGHT
hssween all points East and West, our facilities n
unr1yaled. Forming close and reliable connection
ut iDunkrk and Buffalo with Western roads. and
at Salamanca with the bread Gauge Atlantic ana
Great Western HALLWAY, by which route there is
no transfer between New York and Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
aI points in the West, making as quick time and
as low rates as BY any other route
For freight or passage apply az all the principal
Offices in the West, and al ~ Clark street, Chta-
20, 2io broadway, New York, and % Snuti,-st.,
e. H., Now York, IL State street, Boston.
CHAS. MINOT, Gen'l s,ur't.
f. 5. SPENCER. West n Ae't.
3. ". BLAScHAID, Gen'i Freight Agent.
". K. BARR, Gen'l Ticket Agent,
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Srovss.-The plsce to buy the Stewate
and Challenge Cooking Stoves is at Geo. W.
smiley's, sdsti ibetwsfn Main and Harrison
VIZ are often asked, Why dove advef-
tise Ds. Ha)sey's Chronolfhental Female
Pillal We reply-first. because ne are
paid for it; and, secondly, the ,nedfcine is
no imposition, but one that win accomplish
al that it is said to Dc. Sec advertisement
in another column. CT 13-dfw.
s.Ths difference between 1ool and .
wise man." The wis4 begins whore. the
fool leaves Of. The wise insure their Life
and Health before dissase overtakes them.
The siss require no argument 2 prove that
: few thousand dollars LEFT to helpless
f>mily win sa-e them from viceand miaery.
The w;As know thae Ave . ten dollars pet
issk = nst ealy steIlsf but suppost p I
fSm1y visited ~ icknsa1. Rcsms yis'
tteurs Il i - laf1l and ezante : sallecl
iutesu6ns1 - ~ p :li ~ hehieh
~ $500 ~
- - n,
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Democratic County Ticket
For Recorder,
AUGUST F. MAST.
For Clerk Of the District Court,
HIRAM WHEELER.

DIR. FEsRARp, the celebrated Spanith
Physician, is at his Office, on Main street,
Davenport. sp6-d&wtf.
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Mich. Southern 4 Lake Shore RR.

WlCQs OVusACFo = = HoAO OUOGC M
AN AND AFTER MAY 4TH AND UNTIL.
~ further notice trains will leave Chicago a.
follows:
$50 a. m. New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
500 p. IN. Night Express, daily, except Satur-
DAYS.
Trans arrive in Chicago At Sis p. M, $50 Z. 10
aud 8.45 4. m. Ta
All the above trains make regular connections
at Dunkirk, liutalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ill
points East.
Luxurious Sleeping Coaches, with I'll modern
improvements, run on nighl trains.
Through Tickets can be Obtaincd at the Com
paay's Office. 60Clark street, under Sherman
House, Or at the nepot corner Of Old Van knrer
aud Sherman streets,
II. E. SAWYER,
General Western Agent
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lllinois Central Railroad.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2sth
t-ains will leav from the Great Centra!
De. loot Of Lake and South Water Street
Through Express, AT s:l5 A. NJ, arriving at
daily, exc. Sundays, Cairo at 900 p N.
Night Express, 9:3o r. IA. arrives a. T:se A N
This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, ST. Louis
Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
kankakee Accommodation, 5:15 p n
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
6:S5A AN 1:45 NJ
l2:n0 n l:35PM
4:o0PM 5.20 "
G:l5PM 7:s0
Sleeping cars on ell night trains. 81
For tickets and information apply at the Great
Genital Tepot-toot OF Lake street,
W. H. AkTHTR Genl Supt.
W. F.joHEsoS. Gcn'L Passenger AIT. jalv
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FOR SALE.

A DEVON Ill. of superior qualities. two
"A years Of aye. extra large size. TO be dispos-
ed Of at q bargain. Inquire at ohsce No. 9, over
Macklot's Bank oct7lw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

n NY PERSON having lost brndle Cow, can
Of Z. 7. WEDB, No. 40 LIE Claire Row. octlxtf
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To COnsunlDtlves.

no YOU WISH TO BE- CCRED9
~ DR. BuCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC Pills cure in less than 20
DAYS the worst cases Of Nervousness, lmpotency,
Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness, Insanity
and ell Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Affections.
no matter iiom what cause produced. Prica, 81
per box. Sent, post paid, ly na. on reccip, Of
an order. One box will perfect the cure in mos;
cases Address JAS. $. BUTLER,
General Agent, Az broadway \. T..
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Grand Trunk : Tt. Central r. r.,
"A &0J1t-Ak x5na,
BOSTON, s.t
f''itif;r isutif;rALU;; i / xEw i;i 'i;;ai' Y0ax,
- ~

Fare. e...............ss.......v -
Less than via any other Fosles~
Passengers get the full benefit Of the aboxe ~
purchasing tickets at the 0resd Trunk Ti3ket u
dee only. IS Dsarbou street, Chicago, ~ Clark
rect. Chicago, ~ Min street, Milwaukee.
b. r. WEBSTER, Wesssn Ag't q. Z. B
&.F. HlbBARD, WeAt'n A&'t w. Cen
g. }. BisfDGgS Msn1zing iIIrecter. ]
f1lsEASES OF THE lRRropB, sEAINALa
l/ranAaY, AxD stx6AE t&oG61 neW - r..
liabls usstneas--ia nersi5s y - aowlnD
AS3OClATlON-ssatb ~ nal in sealsd 49, .
veIopss, free Of charge. Address D. ]. 0KIL-
LIN nOuGHT0N, noward Asaoeiefiea. -. .
Seuih Einsh Hsrsss, PkfIsislphia, ~ aol1olr
~QUACnEmmY.-lsaens1ely mu1aea ~
yssAg nsn ssessiso tya kssyoss Dsainys -,
agsinat eodeeG lAssir oup1l1I ~
~ = - a1satl = iil ~ Il
stssst1 - = - = - M
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d Il Y GODS
DRY GooDsl
SELLING OFF
C.'S. WHISTLER

is positively closing
out his stock of Dry
Goods, and will sell
AT NEW YORK.
RATES,
for a short time, after
which the balance of
the goods will be
shipped to the New
York Market, where
they are selling at a
large percentage over
our present prices.
September 9th, 1854. d&wtf
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New Treatment.
WsESTER.y" HOSPITAL

INST ABLISHED OCTOBER 1ST, 1854,
IL Post (bA1ce Building, (up stairs.)
D NEWPORT. Iowa. Dir. FINN. attending Surgeon
and Physician. may be consulted on all forms Of
desease requiring srcrcsy and scientific manage
ment. having p i'd speca attentron 10 diseases Of
Women and children Sexual diseases. Dyspep-
sia, all nerv us and liver complaints, Throat and
Lungs, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Skin and
Hair Diseases. Lost 00ir positively restor-
ed. private room where Ladies and Gentle
men Gun coniidcntialy consult on all delicate de-
rapgemenss. Office hours irom 3 to l2 A. NJ,
and . to 5 =. NJ. octll-dy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

REPUBLICAN Towxsnlf NOMINATIONS.
the Convention this aft }rnoen, the following
Township nomination. were made:
For supepervisor71 John L. Davies.
For justices -Cyyds g. Blood and Bliek
Peters.
For constsb,es-Lew's Fled and Dan A.
Severance.
For Up. Trustecs-C. RI Lago, L. "
Barrowe, and Enocb Tichenpr.
For Clerk j. 4. Cfend1l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

Let the Blind Sce..vO Care mO Pay
TAR. J. HOMER SHAW will treat all durable
L. diseases Of the Eye and Ear on the above
terms. lie also treats all FExALE COMPLAINTS
and diseases OF Children. Office l55 South Clark
Street, Chicago. Letters Of inquiry with stamp
enclosed Will receive prompt attention.
Address j HOMER SHAW,
20 drawer 6ai3 ar26-dlv Chicago. Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

HON. GE0~NwRlGHT, c.J.
$::: $::: f.: = ;;ss ;, !; i;s:' S':ss. Judges.
Lewis Kinssy, Cierk.
To Withr5y, REPORTER.
c. q. Nourse, attorney General.
S%ruxDAY, October 15.
1860. W. H. McI3ri1e, trustee, e., appt.,
". RobG. Porter. Apstet, cEMonrce
eounty. Reversed.
1gbsy +. A. Humphrcyset a. u H. W.
More, appt. Webster county, Affirm.
AedS~ -
$685. john Fanisf vs. NJ A. SCOTS,
admrs.. appt coynsy.N Affirmed.
1906. Mary y Hook VI John Mower ct
a., appts.- Davis ecuety. Affirmed.
John Ms6liga, Fritz sttopseen a1a Anton
Esgen pGrc ad4ittcd y citizenship Qf the
Fuss Of every descfiAtion for the ladies
just opened 4 farrand' !; also hats. caps,
fiirs and sleve pr the gentlemen, at Far
'.@..s ,,.ss : - = - :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-31

% - WUUUt - 0uIDQ II T.
nsyse, = ~ ssassse st'sassaek1 ~.
~ sesanesDusts 49, 49, SeasAsl
o1leo - siebs, fepesss sAat peref -.
tsss's bsSss srosssd Csnbesies1 GsGe =
Eddyvtlls. 4 essbses - beso seos =
~ river 70 look sftsr tte matter.
TIE lat Alsbaaa eavslsy reported las(
nleAe o Cairo, hsv6 uoaaiiDoaaly re-salise.
Cd. T6ey ass 100 seroog, tali AiabsoiaGs,
end have ssss baed sssvtee. Ttsy ase q
sosts - Decatur 70 recsuit.
Aiexandria, Losisiaas, ~ occupied 3
tr00ps % The l6ih.
). The sessasr New Falls City, lsdsn viii
cotton, 10 reported burned.
The sdvsoce Of Gen. Banks cavalry,
under Lee, arrived q Alsxsodris % the
l0ih. Tse remsinder Of the army wsre
vishis two days march. When il arrives
the combined will proceed westwsad b.
lard supplies going b rail.
TIE rebels o0rth sod s0otb OF Red Rivel
ere concentrating ct Shreveport, excep,
Gen. Hsrrison's cavalry, which i at GO
lumbia.
The eusbosts inside priss Of I'll The cot.
ton cspsured, smounsing to 5000 bales.
Fort De Rossey vas accidentally blows
up on the 18th, killing four and wouudiol
ejx.s
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httsburg. Fl. WAYNE 4 Chicago
lk A IL g q a n.

4 VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTSBUR0
~ without change, connecting with the great
FkNHVYL vAALA CkN1kAL RAILROAD
Hsw York, Philadelphia, bsltimsre and n aeh
layton city, and ell the interior towns Of Penn.
yIvauis, New Jersey, New Yorh, Maryland. q.
advsntsgeo Of ell the eastern markets at no sddi.
sioual cost.
Baggage checked through.
TRAINS leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide.
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from M
Fest and Northwest.
Osnnecting ~ Crsstline with Cleveland 4 Lake.
shore X. X. 70 Dunkjrk, Buffalo, NiaR,rs Ialls.
New York and Boston, and al the interior
towns Of New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also South 10
columbus, Janssvills, Newark, Mount Vernon.
sese6snville and Wheeling, and iDssrior town
81 Ohio and virginia.
The above trains connect ct Forest WITH teai>s
- 1od 1tser Rcd - 0pging1old. UrAoao. Dev.
~ aad Chsinnsd. Also viii eeains n NM "a,
0aytoa ~ OineiaaoAi direct.
soDeeaUp0 bsaAa go wfu H tAls rpuAe ~
$500 - aP1seesae, ganise aAsvseA aaay z
bAsesaCss assivine q Chieoeo q ~ al ~
AsedA win I'D etssativs cheek sesn1s 6 tAe AZ
49, 70 tsseise cheeks md ooavoy Aaegaee ~ r
~ ne Ftteseofg - ChieoRo ~. aieeo.
- eaD aeeo0pasy sa6h train.
tIeaets Tor sale q I'll The peinelpal tiah.t a.
- In the West, end st tAe Coopeays OSesp ~.
- Of RaaAo'ph aoa Ddoebssn sassas, o. g a.
Depot, " 81 6de, Chieags.
DAN. ". BOSS,
0enI Western PAeoongos Agent, Chionee
J. d. hOso =, Con. and 0ssf "a. Ckiee:~-
Srsensof I'll k1nds will b earned froS Chtea
10 all pessts East at ell tines. e q Ian ~
soee espos-de1
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NAw YosK, March 81.

NV 1OWK, MACH 81.
The n eamer Fulton from Port Roy.
al the 37th, has arrived here.
The s,ean or Cosmolitan arrived at
Hilton Head the 9Th, from Fla, reports
naval expedition up the St. Johns riv.
er, aud captured rebel s:eamer named
Hattie Brockwith, 100 balee Of cotton,
also lot Of tobacco.
Brig. Gen. Hatch has been to Jack.
snv,Ile to relieve Gen. Seymour, who
rtturns to Hilton Head.
The rebels are reported % having
Withdrawn a portion their forces from
before Jacksonville.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-31

AessSofor, Assea %.
I. he ssssts to-day Sherman ssb-
m,ttsd : lstssr received from the Assist.
Secretary q the Treasury. ar. r;tld,
v;,h dsiails Of claim Of nrA Nary
Throcknotor for con6scatios Ct six De-
eroes. claimed % her own. which the
Jist,ict Comoissioues Of Rmas cipation
could uos elbow. her husband bsssg 10
the rsbsI army. though her con IL so Of.
ncss in The Unioa army, but reco0uenda
Coogrsss 10 pay from the rssidss Of. thai
fuud. ~
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Nxw YoRK, March 30.

NEw YoRE, March 30.
The Commsycial has received Richmond
papers Of tue 25th.
TIE Enquirer states that official informa.
ton has been received 1t tue War Depart.
nent ooDfrnipg the landing Of large force
Of the enemy under Burnside, 70 Washing
ton, N @.
The recent heavy fall Of snow will, it
sns, stop sny movement into the interior
for Some lays.
The Lynchburg Republican, says the Yam
he, in East Tennessee had retreated to
strawberry Plairs.
Thee 10 no prospect Of Eight.
The enlistment Of colossd troops 10 Mid.
die Tennessee goes on rapidly. At Shelby.
willie AID Lebanon there are 5000 men
ready :or the Geld.
DALTON, March "a.
Gen. Pillow has been placed 10 command
Of the cavalry in Northern Alabama.
The enemy shows no disposition to en-
gage our forces. they have retired from
our front, and their recent movements are
supposed TO be only reconDo'ssances.
There vas . heavy fall VI snow last night
and to-day.
Macon, March %.
Toe Supreme Court Of Georgia to-day
unanimously sfRrmcd the c0nstit uti0nality
OF the Confederate anti substitute Law.
The crops in George promise we'll.
Gem Finnegsn has sent cavalry, infantry
and artillery to meet the Yankees 1t Pill.
aka.
All 10 quiet In the neighborhood Of Jack.
The pickets report that most Of the enc
wy's troops bad left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-31

WAsalHoron, March 20.
NJ. Richard Smith. Tor many years
cashier Of the branch bank Of the U. 3.
10 THE city, and lsts cashier Of The Bank
Of The Mstropolie, died Lass night, eyed
70 years.
Captaiu Fisher, lately escaped from
Richmond will again enter he Army .!
the Potomac, in command Of the signal
0ofne.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-31

Nsw YosK, March 90.
Com. Stafford has been ordered 70
the command of mammoth iron clad,
PuIitAo.
Port gu Prince dates Of February 81,
state thst 8 prisoners we're executed fOr
murderirg ard devonring . child.
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0alena Z Chlca9e UnSsn nA1Drea 1
R0Ue lnni

0aieDa Z Chlcaee UnIsn 1A1lveed
R4X r.
Z N AND AFTER Monday, NAY 13ra
~ l.h, 1889. Tmins will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, - follows. sundays excepted !.
At ESQ A and 925 ? n, for Bslvidsrs, Rockford
Freeport. Warren, 0aiena, Danlith, Dubuque
and int, nedi2te places.
At Csc A n and s:45 P NJ for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
at r for Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and in
termedsts points.
At $50 ;os 0sssvs end intermediate places,
Passengers Tor Dslcit and Jaaeeville win take
the Ssoo p n snd p \ 6foio
Passenger fos Cryssal lake, NeHsasy, Rich
mosd. Geaeye Lake nd intsrmediats pelnts, win
take the p n tsain.
At S3e n and s:lt A y, from Dunlsith, Galsaa
Freop0et, ete.
At $50 P Md 600 A n, from Cedar Rapads
Fulton, i1on, ete.
At Halo A frso Fog River Valley.
At $40 4 n, Geneva Accommodatioa.
t. Sleeping Car on Night Trains
E.B. TALCOTT, Gent Sup'tJ
g n. WBsaLn. Gem. Pass'gr Aet. ov3et
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J Msss SsassAss's
6osDSceos ! 8H
HeGtnoents Or0epe0 - -
aeese o. Csa 0icS.

Opseial TO Post
WAsnIHoToH, March 20.
The Houss eomaistee Win probably -.
oore against the New York Back Con.
snerce % become . nstiOoal bank without
complying With ell the cooditioos Of tie
ssti0osl banking Law. y
The statement that maoufactured tobacco
will be taxed 6tiy ceuts per pound, 10 the
new bill, u guess work. There 10 no PROF.
pect thu. the coouittse will arrive q ssy
such conclusion.
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Hannibal / s.. Jobepn Railroad,

TN GOOD CONDITION, AID TRAINS ARE
l ranalps daily, East cad Wsss. for the waaspor-
sstiOn Of passeaesss aed freight with care and
dsspssch. All KeilfsoAs loeassd east Of the Mis-
sissippi River have direct eoaaection vith the !
81 10 X r, OF its Nns - splesdid steam Packets
The Hannibal Sc Jessph 3 Line of Packets
On the Missouri River ran daily. south to Leavsn-
worth, Parkviie, Quiudsro. Wyandoste and Kan
sas City and tri-wsstly, north to Nebraska City,
Daily Nail COachao eun IL congestion Nth
trains Of this road - ali laportant towns in
Northern Missouri and southern lswa. Also to
Lawrence. Topeka, Fort Riley and Fort scott.
Ksnaas.
Overland Pixies Peak Al California Nail
Coaches leave daily. Time to Denver Civ dav
Salt Lake days, Ssa Francisco Is dsys.
hates OF freight always Ne ,ov as by any other
line, while the patron caves largely in lnsu ance
Distance, Changes and lime,
r: .: GROAT, Conf ticket AE't, Hannibal, No
" ROBINSON. bvaivha A.
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CAIko, March 20.
Memphis papess Of tho evening OF the
90th cooeoin % DoWe.
The latest information from Padueah
represents much excitement sm00e the cit.
issns, fearing another attack from Forresss
forces. Merchsuts ADD Others are moving
their goOos and valostles to safer places.
Many exciting rumors are a6oss respecting
Foreest'A movements.
Several planters from the vicinity Of
Skipwitk's Landing bsve abandoned their
plantations and come North, 10 consequence
OF depredations committed by guerriiias.
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Spx,Hor,rlp March "a.

SPxlkoriELp, March 30.
Col. Oskes, Assistant Provost Marshal
General, started Tor Charleston last night,
ADD telegrsphs to-day for the 4lst regiment,
which lett this afternoon.
Gen. Hein'xslman has also been request
I'd to send 5 ,OVO troops from lndianspvlis
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.vUflee 10 HhuseeiNMS.

Pine Lot and House for Sale or Rent.
nR. w. 8. TREAT, or LECI ARE, SCOTT
- county, Iowa, being about to emigrate TO
Nevada. csires to dispose OF or rent his property
10 taat city, mprisipy fac Il yelling, spleadia-
" iocatel-6ne grounds. improved garden, COO.
'sining many fruit trees, enc barn, stable and
comusdious ou,buildings. IL 10 6rst class place
costing over 81, w. but viii b. sid vesy ohesp,
or rented o, reasonable term. He loaves Aao
psae:ics that he wosld like 70 turn Over into ~
i. ". TREAf, Nd.
dAv5vs Le@,airo. Iowa.
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CHICAGO, March 30.
A telcgraphic ditpatch has been received
IN THE city this P. ~, stating that sAs COP.
psrheads, 20 the nomber Of several hundred
are marching upon Nation. Martial Lev
has been proclaimed, and tho bells orc ring.
ing, calling ont Union men to the deisnss
Of the town.
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MILWAUKEE, March 30.

MILWAUKEE, March 30.
The Union Convention for choosing dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention. met At
Madison at IL O'Clock. Ex.Gov. Salomsn
President. Among the delegates chosen
ere r.. Gov. Saloman, En- Gov. Randall and
Hoo. j. r. Potter. Rssolueions we're adopt.
ed eulogising President lincoln sod favor
ing his re pominatiop. Tue convention was
perfectly barmonious throughout. Tho
delegates arc unanimous for Lincoln.
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llaias1s Ceatral kallToa1.

AND AFTkR SUNDA NOvRnnrs
~ q, tsAiss viii leave from the (3sssS 49,,
1spsA fsos ef Lake 40 SossA Waeer str,ss
as'essA ezEsss / A. - 4 n. ausvi.e ..
ees'ys 49, OHadoyoJ saiso q l:0o a r.
This fsaia soaaests fer Psseia. Alao.. n
louis, NsapAia New Oflssss "a He2iie. =
Asseaosdaeisal A. $50 n. fe Cairs 81 We;
Isaans 6tatioos, arriving q 0ojfo 81
This 1ssia, % Sas.saayk vim rs,eeay n
OsseaH lsadns afriss q Ohisa9o . llso6 ( 4
III IleGss - infeena11sa, aeely q - -
the 0seos Osn1sA Ospse. -.
aYDk PAxK ARD WOOD LAW.
Trains win leess Chieaee lsevs Wssa Lawn
80 A. - An
s :: S.: ': 81: !.
v.r.se..s...s e.. 4 t hsssU - * - -
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New YusK. March z

NEW HUAK, March 80.
A heavy gale has prevailed during the
day. A large number Of outward b0uno
vessels are an bored 10 tho bay and North
River, waiting . favorable opportunity to
proceed t0 sao,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-31

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-31
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