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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-30
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-30

Die 96pisip 9ietoria begob iia BON Mino
ior hqh gonootI, I'M Dem .gefdbrLi6 ~ertranf
ten !6erSog pm Nepcaitle einen 8eiu6, abBu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
Nav luAx. June ~.

NAW LAX, JuDt 70.
The -Comnews6nts ,0vDsy artIote Gays tka
edkd m6s ~ Is ~ AIN Jst excited conditions
Tn61SspSpsion Of pubic cOuspetition vGses
a By .she eyld bill has tbrOWn tho trad,
q rScsf Plato the ands Of sp. cugsturs, bud
shey nov mako their Own pr,ces and have
made ad ttbilYns u,e Vi thor moaus.
Lei, We. kno.n that large short IN
terest va compelled 10 settle its contracts
III AeiSx.y u gold during to-day and C.
duorfsw Ard sNe prthcips' Losicrs heiu
back for a larger advance. Tho pres.ui oil
the shorts increased tue Quotations IT hold
err. and the process continued until ~ noon
tue broke, we're Uuyn ~ z 70 aud sell
Ing ., 23s.
Th, Il CT II tais state Of sfairs has been
to entirely suspend operations in lore 81
exchange. DraWsgs ~ rot know what ia
ssk ant refuse ~ give any quotations. Ont
large tirm IN .Vs.sac street "a asking Via
g. . T. s.cil,ng. A. suca rates theio eau
b ~ offers.
At l23U gold ,osk downward turn. A
large lot Wa thrown upon ITO market ~
2:3O. witch put JDwo the prices suddenly
about Is pr cr,I Al 2 ~ 0ruxers we're
huyins ~. Z, " aud soi!iug at 20. At $3.50
6bvws 2U8
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
NEWS
NAsn1xefox. June q.

WAsmxofox, June %.
Passenger Atc0 City Point report the
seige Of f. Dasiing coIenenced on Monday
but Ne have no Confirmation of this.
The Hseoldb special Of the 21st, says
ct I o'clock km. The rebel cavalry, with ar
tillery attacked White House, and contin-
usd IA, assaalt till half.past in the-evs
ing.
Our loss did not exceed 2 or killed and
wounded.
The explosion Of . rebel caisson put .
number hors d. combat.
Sheridan was arriving and would partici-
pate.
The Times special concludes a long re-
view Of the campaign thus:
You may once more turn your eyes
away from the front held by the confront
ing forces, and endeavor to conjecture what
new stroke will be made by the hostile
brain that has already displayed such fer
tility of resources in this campaign-with-
out parallel in the history Of warfare"
The Herald's correspondent Of the both
sags The rebels did not reply to us while
Smelling the city, for the reason perhaps
that their batteries are SO well covered by
our sllarpshooters, that it is difficult to work
the guns.
Birney has strengthened the line of the
Sd Corps.
Prisoners report that Hills and Long
streets corps arrived in Petersburg Friday,
but they we're instructed in case Of capture
to say they belonged to Wises Brigade OF
Beauregard's command.
Another Herald correspondent says Gen.
Wilson and his cavalry moved Ia or Is
miles, and was about Is miles south OF
Prince George Court House to protect our
left flank and rear
Our pickets extend from the left infantry
line to BlackWater break.
The Senate Committee on Foreign AZ
| fair have resolved to take no definite action
on the Mexican resolutions until the mex,
session.
The determination was partly consequent
| on Corwin's visit.
The Judiciary Committee will report in q
few days their decision in the Arkansas
case.
The Committee will probably report that
States which have not been entirely re.
claimed from rebellion shall not be allow ed
| to vote in the Electoral College.
Gen. Grant has ordered the distribution
of whisky ration to the troops in front o.
Petersburg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

WASHINGTON. June ~, ~ r. NJ.
l0sM b s,dispescAs' from OWv Point
ct 49, r 81, report 10 lighting. Move.
menss are Ia prog ess whicn are not nov
proper :o- publication.
Tsg K.enu,ol.4 fnpcrs report AZ attack
upon L, nchbufg by Gen. Hunter on Sat
urdsy, and that ne. wse rePnissd. IL i.
hel,ev.I. however, Lhaf there ~ss nutAing
moro thau 4 yeconnoisesnce, and that ".
vsudiers STATE that, bavirg ascet talued the
place 10 hol-tr.nSjy .usfapued, he withdrew
aud 10 dborsrng M tie cnemy's communi
cations =, u'bor1p,;nis. 6
A d,spatca ron Grn. Shefnah's head
ouastxrs, dated y.stoGdays evening A. ball
pls3 Sigh, o'citick states that 1t bss rsincd
almost ,s.ues4sph.y ln spite oi wh'ch our
l,uss hAve, necn' pressed for ward steadily
cad On important position has been gained
by Geo. Howard.
Tue eOeDy made desperate attempt to
retake this position last night, making Z
distioct assaults on Gen. w hittaker's brig.
sde ri S,snY's DIVISION. losing not less
than 7UO OF SOU men. 2OO killed were let
% Hp&tAkss's tgsnt. rfre sersSs
TIE assanv was followed BY . heavy Ore
Tue IbSslt,on vas i5,tified aud is row
cafe. A4ssss
Oar cavalry - across MONDAY Creek on
eur lett, aud ore brigade VI the % corps
10 across N.u.c's Greek on C6s right, but
The rebel lett Is behind - swamp sn6 the
Iaino prevent any advance.
TIE bsht,ng has been quite severe at all
poiple.stAe cas NY fesistltE stutbOryiy and
ssts&pshig tbs u .hsivc whenever he eau.
Gen. S,sel reports trom Martinsburg TO-
day shss.snsse - no ruth 10 tbe stasemenl
Of the Pnladetptsa Enquirer. Of tue 2lst,
issslst.as 70 . raid by Mesby. Wctherel
NIyessersd ey tue eus"y, =, s't ., shs sele;
uarpsr's Ferry.
N, m,I,,ary intelligence from say othe,
Quarter has been received to-day by she
dsDars@enr.
r. n. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

Democratic National Csove0elo0
LcRoslp Snea slil Awguss 30ala.
VEap DallelsM fro0 secretary
u u Jla ',', = 'ssaason.
anosau1aa Raehsaa6 hs.valy and
SLOWLY Advancing.
lalA ~. ne u. = HoAb Sas Laven.
st'~S - 0efs

90 HssSaoAarsss, Jsne 2lst, s A. N.
.-oousr x.sms.hng tout piaes along the
iiDe 70 terdsy AID last night, but no cnacge
Of position has been made BY either during
the LAST two days. The eDcmy are busy
thro~ips upsworks ~ di9.rsut potato, and
although our LINES reao0 wita'n three
foursns OF . mile ot the city, they seem de-
tarmined 20 uoli IL t. the last.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
IMlchlgaa Central Railroad,

0rsst Central Route to Nssc. York, Ne,c England
and the CdnGdas
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY
~ 18th, 1854, trains will leave the Great Cen.
trail Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. ~ follows
30 {. M, Sundsys excepted. Arrive in Detroit
l1seo ?. n; Toronto, 4:45 p NJ; Suspension
Bridge, 4O6 .. m; Buffalo, 500 p. M. ALBANY.
e:l5 P. M; New York, $3.50 p. M; Boston, IL. o5
500 ?. N. Saturday excepted Arrive in De.
roit, eco 4 m; Toronto, 4:45 .. M; Suspension
Bridge AS p. m; Buffalo, 500 p. M ALBANY
As New York, ll:5oa m; Boston, 400 D. m.
lO:00p. ~ 0oeaTaayveod Sundays excepted. Ar.
rive IN Detroit, 1000 p M; Toronto, sos D. m.
6aDpeapion Bridge, s:l0 p. M; Albany, $40 ..
n; New York, 2:45 D. M; Boston 500 D. m.
GIN Att AIMS
/ via 1it1iaha Centre R H
teeve Chicago ct $50 q M, Nail Train; 500
Eat Expfess The 500 }. n tram leaving
Ch1SsSS runs 'throsgh - Cissinrat, without
change Of care or baggage.
Tuttan's Patent ventilating sud Warming An.
drotue on ill Cars Of this Company An elegant
Smokey Car, with Euchre Tables, has lately been
edded 70 day trains. Patent sleeping cars on
nishS trains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale At oil prime psl Rail
rpad 0@ces in the West, It the General Once.
ebfner Of Lake aud DearboD streets, .(undsr the
1senost House,) Chicago, and It the depot.
c. wssrwosrSs,' dess,:. S %sss.s sup r..
Aepok Chicago. sG ag xf1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
+. n. STASTuN,
Secretary Of War.

.soA Ms .s.zrfo Nsw Yuax, juoe -
A. 1 nsetiog Of tbs Efecutisc Commit
~ u The National Democratic Convention
kej1 hero 10 day, Is vas s0ted that 10 def
feespes ~ tho desire Of very large pan
ber 81 sSssloadisg msussers Of che OQnser'
vasivs Onicn Democratic party through boz,
:ss couasry, tbs meeting q TIE Dsmocra,i,
6ational Coas&ntlon be pos' poned to Mon
dsyyyApepss 2osb, 1864, - noon, ~ Chi.
oDosbrix s.
1sgns6lHo-' Aususr BELMONT, Ch'm.
tespsiicx o. PIEscs, Secy. 7'
xNsSt esp, N. C. letter of Jans 18th, says
tbe q. 3. steam transport Joh0 fasrs0, Capt.
\. @. waSH piac6 BE- iris on tbs morning. oi
sotl lasH That. The Captain reports on biz
vay hs took Of Is Of The crew Of tAe eauboss
oa The AifAs " he llSlslsost. -
Can't. 6msl man ; AsseNsicu was Arst e.
traeesd By . sigust iron ithA pfedk{ md
upon neal inc - ~ tsuud Ne Dben sAis1ins
- . email portion nf the tusls 1Aiee vas
juse e1sAf votes. 1eerssvAes heavy see
taSGidk, winch made y almost impossible
seirllfsvs the sufferers, bus email boat
wGl nahued ~ the captain AID : ebessn
eso0slI.0 On Appr0scbine The wreck the poor
osleUosR ahsd With hunger and thtsss, push.
q iot0Ftns boat, which Immediately cap.
CssA, throwing the whole party into the
bcoa6ossG0e 20 th1Di ntknot tine bAlore
sll, - bask p she Ugecks again. Capt,
0SSNS ~, l6ebs spfae W ths host, which
~ oor161lae An spghu0g, and alter . 4tine
- ~ bailed ONT and vent back - TIA
49,. re- i6e0 o0nteilsd q .1sn. stiae Tn
~ 1sFtA 70 AbH eslck, BY Which means,
s1nee eone d.nsoisy, ~ wore lbsoseht -
S3Sl5H1SA3x ~ t3sp we're esstsed 10 :
6re16nl. neneSE IN .S9sy oNc4 n1ttAseSdr
R.1 ~ 46k (kx 1rech ioGf days ed
S1rAos Withsas food.
-. oIsssos, x ths lsseeees, sepesos
1ss.a $500 = ~ G11uA = -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
SWANS BOURBON BlrrERs

@fhey ere nsds Of ingredients veil tssvu
80 approved ~ the ~ssditui profession, q
Assing psss.fss tonic psope,sIss. are 18th
Daaasable asdU kaaant, With saslscIent smss1sA.
sssae psVp~siss 70 correct the bilious dsranss-
osns u he system, and act like charm whsp
nAss according TO direction. ~ a remedy fos
~ shelving diseased - Isst0tssies, Dyspsp-
-. lassdies. LiVs, Affections, Loss ef Apps-
~ Lssssss " Spirit. .Soiioss CbmpisxiseW,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
SWANS BOURBON BlrTERS
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTeRS
.Il5III .sI w ~. -

= nsa'iay tonic. gentle ''Iru'ans and unssssi.
~ ossning appetizer. Prepared Ia ripe old
Dssssee. Being now used to the exclusion Of
~ ssses Ditt.rs In more than nny raiteA.
olesss Amy Horifais and millions Of .,r,va,a
oGIlses, aud Il the only poru,.a, med,c,na
which has besn especially sxsn.ps.d I,vm
sss'"r ssz by the Upi..ed e,s.ss xoverumens.
% the ground Of ;.ts having been adopted - .
ae0essa ss'.aedv b. ths medical vrsssssloo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

( ,...,., New YoRK, June %.
The Tines special dispatch from head
quarters Of the I'd corps, near Petersburg,
Monday Goth, says:
/. AT 9 O'Clock this morning, Gen. Birney,
occupying the nearest position to the city,
at range of about 1900 yards, opened his
batteries on the place. For Ave hours he
kept up q constant bombardment, which
rendered Petersburg anything but an agree
able place Of residence for time.
The effects Of the shelling have not yet
bssn ascertained, aside from burning some
buildinRs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
Nrw Yeas. Juno ~

At . meeting Of the bankers ana bro.
kers . cn,nml'tec was appointed To visit
Washington aud cudeavvr to secure the
repeal or modihcstion II the gold bull.
Up TO 2 Y. NJ. to day no decision hed
been err v.d at OF snc qussian Vi an 1t
te1pt To- postpone the Democratic Con
voutioI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
WA-hIN"rvN, June %.
Sv&ia4 ~ fos

It ia reported te-dsy 1" cr,,g rc.sionsl
circles that Mr. Chs,c wilt negotiate tor.
eivu loan ,m ueGistely after the passage o
the loan Dill nov before Congress. Inc
bill contains a provision sA,shuriS'ng Nj.
Chaee to negotiate su' b loan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
SWANS eoUReoN elTrERs


0o1a11s, C>s1esaslls, - klalssl dlnaoss.
oaass from . disordsred condition Of ~
o>soeeh. Liver. v Bowels. L. svssy ~
~ shess agreeable Disaers; once tried ana
~. thsy w recommend then with como.
Oeses ~ cam vbs ~ u ased IL . ~hols.
0oss agsssaSls snA eSscsssl tsnls. The ssp.
~ lssssaane demand fns t.ss Dhasrs ~
0esUd - - sivs then publlcjsy, - sAsS
0sasee1s vho have nos used them, may "
es0 - - ssavincsd q thsle salesey.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

CArARAcr or THE EYE ExTRAcrED.-Dr. Gardner the
skfn Ucust and Aurlss performed very delicate and
successful operation on the eyes of Mrs Ogden, lady
The lady has bsen totally blind in eye for three
years. and in, the other tor seventeen months She il
now fifty seven Years OF age The operation. W are
told was one Of most dflcult The lady
ceived preparatory ,restmen. for three weeks.
The operation WAS me extr4ct.n Of tne cataract
terror portion Ut The eye. The result, intOf
ed has than realized the expectsons Of Mrs Og
den and her friends No the convex lens OF
the eye than the light of day burst upon the
aged mstron who had endured night 50 long and
tedious The Doctor is entitled to great credit for the
skill hs displayed in the operation Courier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

The GAINESVILLE Wis., Gazette says. The testimonials
which Dr. Gardner presents 70 the public could never
have been obtained except by the dspsy Of greet skill
in the Doctor practice is that ne will not
attempt incursbe disease for the sake Of fee but
frankly tells the patient whether b. be cured not
We cheerfully recommend Or Gardner to the attention
of all friends who may be suffering from diseases Of
the eve or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

For Medical and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure, and need only be tried to be appreciated. -
None genuine unless they have our go,d 1a5el on
each bottle, ard our initials pressed in wax over
the cork Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout the country Call for our goods and
take no other Circulars 10 he trade supplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS / CO,
Sold by No. 81 River St., Chicago
E. s. Bailofd, Of wholesale ~ Beiderbecke l.
Miller. june2o-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

FoRr MONROE, June %.
The steamer from White House yesterday
reports that 1t 8 4. 4. on the goth, Fitz
Hugh Lee and Wade Hampton attacked our
forces entrenched there under Gen. Aber-
crombie, but were repulsed and driven back
by our gunboats.
The rebels then planted battery and
fred on the boats and land forces, which
was continued till 4 o'clock
The rebel loss was comparatively heavy.
Prisoners captured state that our gun.
boats were mistaken for transports, and the
rebels expected to capture our troops before
Sheridan could come to their assistance.
ct o'clock Sheriden arrived wsth his en-
tire command.
Our loss only three wounded.
Abercrombie received dispatch from
Grant during the engagement to hold the
place 1t al hazards.
There was some skirmishing yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

From 1rr j. l. Luy5ovn. horidsnos, r.
Ihave been much troubled With Cssarrh Of the wors
type for some twenty years. Ii gradually grew worse
producing cough and hosrsness, destroying the sense
SMELL and breaking down my general health to such
degree 40 to compel TO resgI my pasorste and
pend public speaking. 8
made diiigent use Of the usual remedies snch .,
snut of different kinds nitrate OF silver, tar water, oil
i've tar and nhslaionss but without any sauary effects
Last summer heard Of Dr. Gardeners successful mod.
his treatment began Immediately to improve, and this
Improvement has gone to the present time. My ca
tarzh has gradually melted away cough has disap
peared my voice has become natural, and an once
eli troubled with catarr, difficulties to apply to Dr.
Gardner.
Dr. Gardper treatment Of the eye and ear il wonder.
fal-Xisssaxbss Daily Nssce
Those Of our readers acted with diseases Of the eye
and sar should not neglect q ayal themselves Of the op
He Of the most successful operators in the
try and the number Of he has performed in this
city sufficient guarantee Of biz sk this speciality
Albany StSs~ze6a. aRsFA 1ts1
NnwArKes, Fornsn ST., March I. 1854.
DsAsxsss o. Six YRAns S1AxDxe Crasp " Orr WEsK
sg ~ stinoSy y rs numerous i1essss which you
posssss Of your ability and suceess in curing deafness
4 sisss Ieosid hardly Gatng asa sousda called on
20 - wesa - cd ana ~ epsrsioes, Isa hsppy
T. 49, ~ ~ leise 4 ~ tsstan sntily e0b1sd
- S Z 4 1Ss :!gs:::l.i s;.'''a''S"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

certify that have been afflicted for two years with
granular inflammation Of the eyes have been under the
Of several ysicahs, but they did afford
relief At times suffered with pain that could
sleep. called on Dr. Gardner tvs weeks ago and have
been under his treatment since am now nappy to say
that use ny eyes for the usua purpose, seemingly
a. we'll as ever. Tie pain has entirely left me.
s-t. 3 ..t- 90 MISS ApLLIA WALTERS,
tt 8 stfst A. y ssits ~ r. A@Ns - Milwaukee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

W1CDe C0UJ1ofD e Lake CuobO M
|nN AND AFTER NAY 4TH AND UNTIL
~ further notice trains will leave Chicago ~
follows: ,f t'
ESQ q N. New York Express, daily, except
Sundays. r +ga
coop. N. Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
fraina 9five in Chicago 4 sis ,. n, $50 = q
va aS G;so e =. -.,.. -. =. .....,o,.
q Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Fslls, Albany. .NeE
Ycft, Boston, Phiiadeip hia Baltimore and sil
points East as'sashA
LUXURIOUS Sleeping CoacheA nth - modsrn
Improvements, run on uish1 tratnA
Through Tieksts 60 - obeained = The Com
pany's Of8ce, 66Clark Street, under Sherman
House, Or = the Depot corner Of Old Ven BursD
and Sherman streete.,
: = n. +. SAWYER,
q 0aneeal Weatern Agent,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

oleht a TIE llsh ,o2. he lteveu1Gf Wos
nsw bost, ibis being her 6rst trip.
Obs wse butls 81 Philadelphia. iron
which point che aAileA Gs0 days hsgors
sus The bloeksdssg sqs4 dfd1'o6 Okssijstos,
shore ats uss 70 hass bseo ussd - . -.
der. When sbs lett PbilddslpAia her sssW
consisted of - Ill told, Q u whom we're
sts1sr 1roWos1 % me- a. eaposefes
The Isrreu remained ios come time 20
~ and save sooe things iron the wreck,
bot In two hoars Il Wsps 20 pieces.
Upon che asrivsl II the r.rren the Aps
vivors we're sent 70 the Naval Hosptona
Whsre they will be veil cared Tor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
(Speeial to the Wo rld.)

BEFORE PETERSBURG, June Il.
Iwould be less surprised to awaken to.
morrow morning and find Grants army in
position somewhere on the enemy's flank,
than would be to find he had attacked
them in front and forced them from their
present position.
Lee has strong position in our front and
u defending it with his whole army. q
AS far as can learn he certainly has ev-
cry incentive for fighting SO long as he has
the slightest chance Of holding our army
1t bay.
If we beat him good bye to further rail-
road communication with Richmond.
Therefore if he wishes to save the Capt.
tai he must exert himself.
Our troops are dangerously close to Pet
ersburg, son near sn one portion of the line
to the city that they could with all ease
send shells through it At point blank
rouge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
Tribune's Special
HEADQUARTERS ARMY POToNAt

tTribune's Special.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC,j
June 90
Severe sharp-shooting yesterday and to-
day. but no advance was attempted by eth
Or army.
The night-quarters, which are close to
Petersburg and the river, sustained terrific
rain Of shells and solid shot for an hour this
morning.
Among the wounded is Col Henry Smith,
Of the headquarters guard, who lost both
legs, but he will probably survive
Col, Tompkins' batteries finally silenced
the enemy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

DR.. GARDNER is one of the most successful Oculist
and Aurists in the country We advise those suffering
from diseases Of the Eye and Ear consult him, Tn
Times, april 25 1852
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

Plttsburg, Fl W. 4 Chi. r. r.
The shortest line from Chicago TO New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City Har-
risburg, and Pittsburg Also the direct route to
Boston, Albany, Buffalo Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Wheeling, Dayton: And
all cities and towns between Chicago and those
points above nsmed.
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor
ner Madison and Canal streets. Chicago, on ar
rival Of trains from the West, as follows:
MAILS, every morning, except Sundays
Exrness, every evening except Saturdays
Both Trains connecting at Fort Wayne with the
trains OF the To edo aud Wabash Railway, at noon
nd midnight.
THERE rs NO CHANCE or CARS.
Chicago and Ptttbssrg
And but ONE CHANGE bsswssa
CHICAGO AND PanADErrnlA, On 70 Nrw YoRx
VIA ALLERToN..
WoOdruffs State Room Sleeping Cars.
through to all Eastern Cities and handled free
To secure the Shortest Route, Greatest Com:
SAVING OF TWO HOURS TINE,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ZHF FORT
WAYNE ROAD.
For sale at the principal Ticket 0fices in the
West; At the Company's Ofhces in Chicago, cor
ner Randolph aud Dearborn streets, and a. the
A. holiday, Ticket Agent
For further information spply TO
W. c. CLELLAND.s. W. Pass Agent, Chicago.
WIN. P. SHINN,
Gen. Pass Agen, Pittsburg, Pa
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Testimonials and Opinions Of the
Press

Mrs j. G. PINE Of Albany, who has been affected With
deafness for seventeen years TINT she could not dis
tinguish sounds. AT times she had q roaring noise in
the ears. She consulted several physicians Albany,
New York, Boston, and Philadepnls, without receiving
any benefit. She called on DR.. Gardner for treatment,
and in week she entirely recovered her hearing and
now hear well 40 she ever could
know the OF Mrs Pine TO have been true having
had the statement from the lady herself
(Signed) A. q. WINsLOW,
Deputy U. s. Marshal. Troy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

V1os o'coyxoR. foos HonDAx
OsCONNEk 4 MORGAN.
DLACKRMITHS AND HORSE EHOERS.--
ID Shop on Commercial Alley, next Eoof 70
smith Livery stable. Work neatly md prompt.
" DONE Charges reasonable. Do490of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

nRACTlCAL DYER.-PARTICULAR AT.
Is rsSfIoS paid to dyeing Cloths, xilks, vslvets
g Garments Of any kind-io glse any color Dc.
north side myI5dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

Dr. Garduers treatment Of the eye and ear wonder
full xzvaxbss Daily NsEe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

JULIUS KOCH.
n MANUFACTURE AND DEALER In
Nl Hats, Caps, Gloves. Furs, kc Store on
d 81 between Main snd Harrison. apl5-sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
JACOB LlTZEy.

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS,
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

- BRADY STREET. BIZ. ITR 1 srH
Supplies families With the very
-E0 best Nests Of Ill kinds, ct the low
ct market prices. Very particular attention
paid to the wants Of customers my1o-dly