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gEiChtin aus 1Slpriba.
G~efetmmg BON SacffonDine burdb Gen. GinttOre
NicSerlaee res Tclnres. Groberun9 eitIer Sfebel
Ier=S5dtfertc.

S~SeIesnsg BON SacFfUnpiue burd, Sen. GiGtnDre.
geicScrla9e res Telnbes. Groberun9 eitIer NebeIs
Iett=S5dtteric.
8aIpwin (6l.), 9. Sebr. Sin General
Maipr Sailed, General en- Gbef.
General! SD babe Die Gbre, gu beri9ten,
DAB Elm She'll meine5 Commands, gefiibrt BON
8rtqabezGenera Seymour, inter 9edung OeS
!&a~npnenbppteS Werian1, am Z. B. SO. ben st.
SSpbns Slub binauf ging unO am 9ta6mittag
ieneS Sages bel Sadipnpile l0nOete. Ser Sorz
trab, beitebeno aus Dem 40. Ota11. Snf., Gpl.
Sun t0enrp unO benz unabbdngigen Battalion
Wa1. GAP. ltnter Wtaipr Stepens 1tno @lOerS
b%ertttener 9(rtilerie, brar19 in oaS Snnere DOT.
9tm 8. maridirten itc an DEM in S6lahtz
prDrlrtg aufgeitellten 6einO pprbei lno iiber=
rllmpelten ltllo rlabnlen cine int 9tider1 oelfelben
aufgeIteQte 8utterie gegen Mitternadt uno err
reidten bann bielen 8lab beite fritb gegen
Spn%1enaufgartg. a
Sci 1lnierer Nnndberung perlieb 1nD perz
lenfte Der Seinb ben 9ampfer ct. Warp'S uno
perbrannte 27O 8auen 8uumpplle einige 0teiz
len pberbalb Sadlpnpille.
g8ir baben, pbne einen 0fann SIT perlierer,
un9efdbr 200 Gefangene 9ema6t, s &anpnen
in brau69arem 3uitanO uno aroereS pertbpolz
les Gigeutburt in bpbem 8etrage genDmmen.
8. 81. Gilmore Comm. Ger. gtai.
8erner pun 8lDriSa.
Stem 0prf, 10. Sebr. Ser sc. 9. 8pit
miro aus 6ernaabina (6l.) pom 10. cedric
ben: Sadipnpiae befinpet ii6 abermalS in 1nz
Ierem 8eIb. Sen. Gilmore lanoete bier nit
elmer bepeutenoen Srlppsnma6t am Z. .. sc.
unb bra1g iofprt ms Snnere pOr.
Die 2a1loung wurbe nit @erluit blpb zines
Mtannes beiperfteligt. Mir nabmen pas 9te=
belenlager Sinegan, ungefdbr Z 0teilen BON
Sadlpnpille, nit ieiner gan5en Gqulpa9e lno 5
Stid &anDnet.
Die meiiten bort periannmelten &ebellen pa=
rem auSgerifen, aber unIere 9eute laien tie in
qrpber Nn5abl in ben 8ii6en auf = uno Die
Slil9tltn9e l6ienen pffenbar Die @efargeni6aft
einem Mari6 na6 Gcprsien pOr3uSieber. SSH
ermarten, DAP Die Seiebun9 cine permanentt
fem nnb Slpriba balp pieber IN Die Union brill=
gen tperbe.
9ie @inl6reibung BON Stimngebern gendF
Der Brpflamatipn peS 4rdlibenten bat bereit&
%be9pnnell.
Gilmpre mar nod ni6t gan3 pprbereitet, ppr=
slriiden, ais er aber pernabm, DAP Die 8ebeller
Die Giienbabn aufbre6en, um anpere Giienbab=
men gu repariren, bei6loB er ite lpfprt %arfSuiu=
den. 60 chen lit 9tudri6t bier eingetrpfen
Oab BON bier abgeididte Sruppen Camp Cooper
Ipieiem 8lab ~gegeniber, genpmrnen unO ldnrrt-
li6e Manni6aft belielben Sl Gefangenen 9e-
ma6t baben.
siicffeDr rcs Generals @ilmure.
q em 3 prt 10. Sebr. Ser 9ampfel
g(tIantic fam beute 0tprgen nit 500 @eteranen
anti llrlaub an.
Sen. Gii[mpre IND Stab naren ppt SSlpriba
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GinI6erifht.

3ewOprt 10. Sebr. 9em Stem Sort
9eralO miro aus @aibinston gemeloet, paB
8rdiioemt 2incpIn I'M %. 6ebr. cine al(gemeine
G~man3ipatipnsz Proclamation erlaHen peroe.
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StlU VI AllCeIt9Lplplt w NttL NtHNLFUH" E"NT~
ten ppn 3. uno 4. bier eingetrOfen. Ssbre
gtahri6ten 1ino ppn b691ter @t6ti9teit ltrto
me[oen ben 9lnfang zines eurppdti8en &riegeS.
Sic 9elltI6en batten Die 9dnen a19egrlfett ltilo
iparet nit &erluit BON 100 Wtalt Siritd9e@
l6la9en wDroen.
aSeiteres aus europa.
Stem Oprf, 10. San. Ser Santpter
Gitp pf Wtan6elter lit init Na6ri9ten ppm 4.
aus Queenstown bier eingetrpffen. 9te Gitp pf
Qpnopn fam am 1. unb Der 0ibernian am 2.
bratben at.
Scr Serieg bssunnen!
Sin G~naaqement, tpeldes 6 Stunoen bauerte,
fano stpiI6en ben 9eutiden unb 9dnen bel
WtiIIrnpa itatt. 9ie Odnii6en IuBenpUiten
wuroen einqetriebel1, aber Der 9(n9riff auf ben
8lab pltrpe suriidgeidla9en. Ste Pren EN-
perlpren 100 Wtanm BEL Wiiunba. Sic batten
IA Gei6Ibe unfgefabren.
&enbSbnr9, 3. Sebr. @eltert tptroett
bic 9euti6en 4 0tal 5uridgel6lagen uno 5O9en
li6 Sulebt Sltriid. Sbun llnb &egenmetter bat
1t6 eingeitellt.
2%pnbpn, 3. Sebr. Ser &rieg in 9dne>
mari bat bic Ginitelung unierer OperatiOuen
int 8altii6en Steer sur Splge gebabt. 9as
erIte inter DEM bdnil6en embargo angebaltene
S6iff lit Die preuBii6e 8arfe Wlprtbe.
Die 2onoon Shines brin9t SOlgenoeS:
S6leSwtg, 3. Sebr. 6eute 3 rbr grit
fen Die 0eltreider bic Stelung BON 8iitpre,
cine euglil6e Oteile iiblid BON S9leSmtg, on.
9ie 9dnen beballpteten ibren Gruno. Wtan
tdmpfte beftig biz sum ..9unfelperoen. Ser
&6nig ppn 9dnentarf beludte Die Nubenpp1ten'
Sem 8eri6t iiber Die Gefallenen uno @erpur=
beten. 9ie 9dnen p~erlpren ein @ei6lb.
Spdter. 9aS 6euern balert fort. Sin
nerer Ingriff miro fir morget eripartet. Sle
@ermunbeten tperben ioeben eingebra6t.
Ser 9(ngrff auf @tiIunpa 1T erneuert NOR
ben. Sie Sdnen perlpren $50 big 200 Wtann.
Die 8reuBen $50 bis 800 Wiann uro na6 Ell
nigen 8eri6ten nod piel mebr.
Sin Selegramm aus 9dnemart lagt, bab ii6
GnglanO erbpten bat, NleS st 9ararttren, paS
Oeftrei6 unb 4reuBen p~erlan9t baber.
Sie GteGlmns GmsIanrs III scr nGniI6en Srase.
2pnbpn, A. Sebr. Sn England eriuar=
tet man ben ~3ulammentritt beS 8arlaments nit
grpBer Nengftli6teit, rm Die 8plitit Der &e9ie=
rung Sl erfabren.
Der Morning 9eralD perli6ert, DAP Die Sic.
gterung ni6tS tbun meroe fir 9dnemarf.
G8 beiBt, 9erbp uno b'SSraeli piircen 2prf
9iuIlea idarf angreifen unO DAB Dag Gabine
enti6lOiien iei, 9dnemart su unteritaBen, &ni7
fell unp @laOitpne a%1sgenommen.
Sn &ppenbagen ipllte am 3. embargo anf
peuti6e S6iffe gele9t weroen.
GS beibt, Nupplepn lei feiter ais je enti6lpl'
len, feinen attipen 9(ntbeil an Der banii6er
Srage Su rebmen, lpnpern Die S6wiert9felter
Gnglano Sl iiberlaien.
Die 9dnemart 5lr @erfigung itebenbe 5lptt
ipI mebr als fart genug fem, baS @mbar9l
pirflam 5t MAIDEN.
TranfreiGb.
8aris, 3. 6ebr. Die v8atrie" melOet, DAT
Die italieniide &e9ierung 9e9en Die Grri6tune
ppn Seitung8werfen bel 8eldiera bur6 BIZ
Seltrei6er prDte1tirt babe.
9aS vYap8" perlidert, DAB Oeltrei6 an
Oftncip armire.
Snbicn.
Ser GrenSfrieg 1T 5u @nbe. = Die vglaba
ma" lauerte am 5. San. so Meilen 1iol. Dol
&a9ppn anf S6ife.
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H GDnes s Safer's Seibe, Sauitrpae unb Baten
more. Hate 2t9btfr. (iaa1e-1Nt)
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Guerinas a~efanaen.

UUIpIQIurIIet Der YptDH1acs
Mrmee, 10. Sebr. (
Sin Sen. Otaipr Sailed:
Sen. Bleaianton beri6tet, paB cine Streif<
partie ppn Sen. Gregg'S COMMANDO geitern
bel @iempnt % Mann BON Mpiebp's @uerils
las a~efan9en babe.
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Sc @eneralmaipr.

w y VVWVtWFIEUTVt'
Gumberlano ,, 10. Sebr. Oberltlieut.
Sail beri6tet BON 8eperlp, DAP cine aus @eb@
lter @puntp 5~uridgefebrte Streiipartie II Sc
fangene, barunter DEN nptpril6en Guerilla 9an
SuSfp, nitgebra6t babe. Sn 8pcabpntaS So.
ma6ten le 5 @efan9ene, Oarunter ben Waicr
gOamS ppm AZ. cpnfDo. Snfanterie &egiment.
9. s. &ellp.
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0eOrg 8cacr's
- ) 0rnpb @aIIerie

JlD. z gNe1t Baltlrtpreltr,
stateeit it BON ben Serren Terrp & Bro. pbises @eIGaft
npernpnirten babe. set6e tt metnen 5reunben unb SstannteR
srsebent an, rag IS metn 8enreten fein pirb, aue In has
SdN Der Ybptrgrapbie etni6laeenhen &rbetten auf'S Bette
ansjntnbren unb Sebernann auf's punttt6fe nmb 3uppr-
tprtntenbife 3u tettenea.
San2St @epre 8seer.
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gseitereS aus europa.

Stem Oprt, 10. San. Ser Sanapfer
Gitp pf Wtan6eiter 1T nit gta6ri6ten ppm A.
aus Queenstown bier eingetrpfen. 9ie @itp ri
Qpnop1 fam ant 1. unb Der 9ibernian am 2.
Arr1tfpu IN.
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0Hhlt wi66tio bon Gurcpn!

Mew Oort, 10. 6ebt. gta9rt. TlV
Gitp pf Queenstppn lift nit 2iperppol Sladrlf>
ten ppm 8. uno 4. bier eingetreffen. Sbre
Na6ridten ii1o BON bOditer @i@ti9teit uno
meloen ben Nnfang zines eurcpdil6en &rieges.
9ie SeutI6en batten Die 9dnen a19e9rifet ltlo
tparen nit &erluit BON 100 Wann sariifges
lGladen wprben.
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aiicpfebr bcs Generals e;ilmure.

q ew 9 orf, 10. 6ebr. Ser 9ampfer
gtlantic fam beute @torgen nit 500 @eteranen
anti llrlaub an.
Sen. Gilmore uno Stab paren BON Slprioa
ant 16. na6 SPORT 0tppal Suritdgefebrt.
Die Expedition nab 5lpripa 1T ein ppuitdnz
Siaer Sri pl9'
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Oer(angt un0 ge(uC6t.

02crI amt M'ebrere eete 3ui6netter BET Spunebprn
StlA""8t" Geltsman & Alarr ytp, 80 gDet @altt.
nprefr. (SMp)
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2hPb. ~ "
(5ebr2O-s) &efrut. Sfi3te
{, Trcipillioc fir OaS 8. 0fS. 0etea
a rdnen emf. 0Sp1. Mc0t+

#E NNIpDFtNtt 3Wr UetruttrNNB DIT OHWP. O-IUt IN0
HI Jest bier nebenbe 3. MPb. gteet.. Gpt s. Wf. SUBS
VW BURG labe i'd ale pafienfabieen Wdnner snrt Gin
III tritt elm, bpfenb, baB bic un8 fir beIe @ei6Gft su8es
~ mefene furse 3ett tennpd S6ltB ousreiden wtrN, ntbt
aqein bteie @%OinPaente, %ipnrern has sanse &eeimert 81 conf
plettren. Stefe S0ffnun9 berubt auf f~cl9ereen bret @rIns
ben: ~ neil es bic 3 iii d t zines jebcn brapen Burgers IN,
benz 0aterlanbe nit glut unb Gut 5u bieneu: p petG We,
bic jest nt6t fretwtllts rem 3tufe Der Yli6t unb Gre
foloea, ~eefndrtieea mGfen, bemnddft gum Dienfte 81 ! 10 II ne
een 3u tperten 81 neil jstt jeber S~reiwiltse su einem
Sant9elo BON $500 (ein Ueteran 8a 1925 rpcpn $500 baar,
beredtiet TT, w6brenb BPM l. Mdr3 5, S. an hiele Bounty
reefilt. = @Ran melbe itb friCrt bet
M6plpb 9entel, Gapt.
Office ge. 139 80, 2pmtartfr, nebeu Sett's eaeerbier-
GoIsn. (20iebr-lm,)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
HoL!.OWAY'S PILLS ARE TIE BEST REV
EDY IN THE WORTH, FOR THE FOLLOW
ING DISEASES:
Caution !.

fthe reader nf this notice cannot net box
ct Pills Or Ointment from tho drug stor. II. his
place. let him write 10 me-. enclosing tho amount
and -vIl mail box free at expense MANY
dealerF will uat keep my medicines on hand be-
cause they cannot nuke as much pratt ms ON cth-
er persons make ss#4 81.
None are genuine unless the words ssLfollo-
scoy. M ivst amt LD.fsvt, II are dscernas,le as
II I,4ts, marx in every ica Of Tie book Of dire
ssicns arornd aacI l,ox the sainc inay BE- plainly
seen by tol.ls5sg ite lr..f IL tn hydt. A hand
t,uIr reward will be given to any one rendering
suel, ini,TmaioB isay lead to the s;ctecsi"a vi
any party orparies counserietiny the medicines
or veiriitg the same, knowing them to herpn-,
!. "a ss:n!a nj the msnmfactory Of Professor 1iOI.
sIONAY, 50 Maiden lAua. Newsyork, md y III
respectable praggists .and Dealers- - M-lieine
thtrlghGsf tie United Ststes and The sisili1ed
work, lin boxes. at % centAs So ecats, asd ol40
see" al ,xgzs4 taE gD-sA 4s4Riee ,ieszis
:. U There u Soksldsrabls saving in ..kiag
the larger sisea :. 'uly1el1sG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

Dl,HgHHA AND DYssxrrny.-;v have
examined a great mi,ebcr of letters from
some of The most prominent citizens Of
Cincinnati and cosinw:cn, etc. speaking in
the highest terms OF Dr. Styichlanls .tnt,-
Cholera Ni~i.,fe ior the cure Of ,liai.A
and dyscntery. The letters are too lons to
publish. Nr. Woods, Of Coyingon, saws
he was pronounced incurah!c BY the best
doctors in Cincindati, and one hnt,lc Of Dr.
StricklanL's Anti-Cho,era Mixture Effected
a permanent cnre after suffering tor months
with the worst form Of ,iiarrh.ra and dyscn.
terry. 80 cts a bottle For sale by druggists.
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Baltimore Il Chic Il, r. Re-openet

| HidSiiEATNATiONAL TiiOROUGHFARE
L p again. open for freight, aud travel The
cars ana machinery destrpi cd are r.plau. ly new
running stttrk. with al recent iniproy,tnrnts
and T. the ptd."s AID track are again in s,,,stn
tal c,ndi,in. the well earned rs,,,taiieu az AZ
roa! for SPEED. SECURiTy and CONF orr
WIN pc n,ofc ihaa al s,a,ntd under the re- organ
zatoh o. IT, BUSINESS
la hidiisn to The uncr,,'ea ATTRACTIONS az nat,
nrai scenery heretofore conceded To tins route
troubles lii.ah the border have asso cnt.sl nnmcr.
AGs .t'ini pan Tie road, b,iween thu Ohio River
ant Aarler's Ferry. With lainfil LAT instructive
tnfnecliuas II the Ohio River with Cleveland
anA Rta5i,t.,, Central O,v and Marietta and
..ire'i 'imii Railroads; and through them will,
'iie l"lc fatig ~ slsto - Of the Northwest Cen
'rsl y cst aud Sopihwt - Il Ilarpers Ferry with
The Manchester ,.'s1 h. Washington Irnctiot,
m''ii IA" aslnngiun brnacl, ior Wash inetoN
~ AM IL Lower tu;oniae; NJ I.atimore,with
foilr da. TRAINS Tor lhiiaarlphia and Nc.. ysL.
Fwo dollars additional on through tickets To
baltimore Of ~. Nntt'tert' ttirs, aisc tho milf
i"r II visiting Wash aeian Civ On rssttel 4lnir..
~ lover than tine cast at 0sier ltne ~ r.
ccntlrcaaTe u; al.st'ic rate to i;ahi,hprc being
- ~ ''"ti ih"n f"'t MA. carg d ht WY ot liar
rAburg. This fsti.e o,iv route Il, w.cf, pa seu-
gers c-.n rrocnre thr",.l, ticl.eiS and firouth
{ lec't~ Ia Washii s,n Cav.
" i'lSaifil Aia~ftr II appropriations Iialtimnrc
l v t"i.. = n Ticket Agi i:...inaprc. i, gdlv
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d Al LYDE MOCRAT.

:
"A few days ago. Abel Smith, Esqr., Asst
Provost Marshal, and Mr. John Turman o.
rested At Onowa a horse thief and desertcr
~ the name of King, belonging TO Co
~" 18th iowa regiment. King was tIav
cling with his own or a stolen team, and
stopping at Onowa lie Submitted peace
fully TO have the bracelets put on, and wa
placed in his own wagon Ne srs. su,itl,
and thurman started with him for Smith
land, When about half way he struck
Smith terrible blow on tho top Of the head,
with the handouts, by raising both hand.
which knocked him scnsclcss out ofs.he
wagon. ~ the same time hc assaulted Tur-
man, and placed him EDys de .D,DJrs, As
soon as smith revived he presented pistol
and compelled him 10 unlock tbs si,acklcs.
being free he had everything his own way.
With cooked pistol he ISSUED his orders to
his late raptors and was promptly and
tremhlingly obeye,l. He compelled them to
take his oest horse out Of the team, and put
Inrinans saddle ard bride on it.-W hen
THIS was dong to his satisfaction, he told
thurman 70 keep the other hoT &C and the wag-
On until nc called !or them Afier this lit
lie matter OF business was disposed of he
thea that lie considered !, his dl-
y 10 shoot tiie.n both, but for considerations
" policy ne would let them off fhts tiuY. by |
merely taking = shot at thurman; this he |
I'D without affect, and lcl, at once for parts !
unknown. Many Of our readers VIII re.nc,n-
ser that ,de,crter escaped from judge
'riss Of Sac county last winter While ti.,. |
Judge was taking HIM TO Cedar Fails. flis
King IS said to be the yeri.abe individual.
-.St0ux Clfu Lfgisi.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
These Mighty Nealers, World
known and World Tried, arc
Boon to the Sick. wy

The wti' Of sterling medicinal IL meet III
HIS nlisi feta,ssfte> oftfe suffering, norton of ,i-
''ilii.t'. ara Que cn're,y free IRON ni,ncra!
'in '.'ier aee'rrion> particles, uas ~.r.4oi. .vt
w ihis ~ powerful Ir.!iciie t,. III >!ti.ed ~ )
~ world EoitpM SIS iNv,Li IN Il Prs have
hfr"nf' ~" HoiseTOln EyMEnl ~ ~ n:ifnns
htlt iiii'ut. * 10 i.ygS well .,slts "a nv =
.i't1 III thch tie ktn'N Hior OF Ine cuniI,.e
ana i'itis yy reniovinJ. the hidden ealis., ot dis
ease ~ iA' !gura; and "-tnFc the ,:ro",iii ,ner
S''S al 'r svsteia a-.isii.''r Iata.t IA her ,a.!
OF VII n AMI i:.H. .oN tR. ii;TolsM .fu,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

SAD DEATH OF 4 SOLDIER Edward Y.
Mini<lcr. private olGo. T, 21,h iowa m
ian;ry, was killed near Collins Grove. Del
aware county, day before yesterday, by the
accidental discharge of gun. lie had
been hunting, and had placed his gun in a
wagon seat just before starting home. As
'ie turned 70 pick up some game the gun
feil across the uago.i-box, and went OF.
sending It's com en.s into his back ana
through his stomach. lie died in half an
hour. He Wa home on sici. Leave ef alb
sence. lie leaves n wife and two cl,;lart II
who live at Collins Grovc.--Lu1,qve y;,,,x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

A M, sITAI PACKET LINES OK Tn.
~ MI oari Ri.er. The most pratiicaiie ROW ,
to the Gold Mineso Idano, I,.s,,noet l.ity ri;
sinia City, Gaiia'in ',envtr. Wasl,ee, Ioisee "a
California. Daily Owe land Stages from Ateh
son 70 anoy' points -tll rail to ~ Joseph, ~
c:iison, .afial and Weston The noily Tacte
Emile. runs from Wcston'c Lcayenworih, lscr, !,
mites, and Kansas City. tnr,v nailes) stare
connections frnm Lea,cwov,h and Kansas CIT
Fee
Ir'-Werk'v Packets. Tho c'cgap. packets ca
"raao, Denver. j. " Lacy. West Wind and 4.
MAJORS form Tri-Weckly Line from St loser.
10 Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Also DAILY Stages iroin -. Joseph 10 abose points,
Miner, WITH teams and luggage carried on the
Same train md packet The abo, starting ponts
and arrive fresh for the Plains
Connections maie 10y raj! aud by packets on In
Mississippi IiyeI With the Hannibal 4 ST. Joe / !.
X. at Quincy ani Hannibal
For throng! Tickets or Freight, apply 20 X. NJ.
pr',trfnan, agent, a! Davenport Or on hoard The
Packets
J. !. X. HAYWARD, G,nI supf.
r. b. GROtT Den Ticke. Aya,t
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Bilious Maladies, &C., dc.

In whatever form disease attacks HE liver j, is
repealed and exter.ana,ad bv this scare hing.
painless and irresistible cuIa;iscs f.lions re
iniitents. hiiious purg..g. en-! all the ordinary
disorders OF the organ. indicated b. pan, in tn.
rignf -sGe dnd hcs.ee' tn shoulders. yciicwncss
~ the whites III the ewes weakness d nd debility
&C., are relieved aud removed hv the remedy.
with cecg.iy which aston ,hes the Az fiereis and
thor friends. Let the sch. WHOM liz faculty
Abandoned. resort with confidence to thi.ppwer-
inl anti bilious agent, and restoration 70 health
and activity vii! be the nnya,ying results.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
P.ys1oy Orf;cr Ana & 1es.

- :. '..I0r' VI IItL, -tUg. G, I5D4.
SIR :-Toih the inquiry in your letter Of Ire
s:h INST, reply. that un,i.r ihe act OF .J,,iv
~, 1864. the same rights in regard 70 pen
sloas are granted TO those called into scr
vice for 100 aa-. and to their widow, .. d.
pendant relatives, ii, case Of death. as 10
those who have entered Cor the term Of fierce
yeafs-Thls law, under which nj! pensions,
based On service in the present war, are a,
loved, is niisquisocal in is languagc, max.
ing no distinction between those enva-ed
''' longer OF shorter period Il surprises
me TO learn thai doubts on this ,,l.ir.;; have
existed in the miids OF any one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Central Route to Neao York, Atr England
aat the Canadas.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY
~ 18th. 1854 trains will leave the Great Cen
raj Union Depot foot of Lake street as follows
$50 A. m. SUNDAYS excepted. Arrive in Detroit
6:sop. NJ; Toronto, 40 p. M; Suspension
Bridge SOS a. m; Buffalo, d.ov a. H.: Albany
s:45 p. m; New York, $3.50 p NJ; Boston, IL Is
500 p. IN. Saturdays excepted Arrive in De-
troit, 500 a M; Toronto. As y. M; Suspcn sion
Bridge, 4:45 p. m; Buffalo, 500 .. m; Aiban,
AS; New York, 1850 a. m; Boston n, AGO D. m.
1000 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays excepted. Ar.
five IN Detroit, le:vop. ~. Toronto, 81 d, D. IN.
Suspension Bridge. sslo p. IN; Albany. say a.
m; New York, 2:45 p. m; Boston 5:00 D. m
CINCIN.N Att TRAINS
(via. Michigan Central X. R.(
Leave Chicago at $50 a. M, Mail Train; 500
Fast Express. The 600 p. m. tram leaving
Chicago runs through to Cincinnati withou.
change Of ears Or baggage.
Tuttan's Pateat Neatilatiug and Warming Ap-
ar2tls on all Cars vi TINS Company. An e!egai,t
Smokers Car, with Erchre Tables has latci; Jcen
added to day trains. Patent sleeping cars on
night trains. Haggaxe Checked Through
Through Tickets for sale At I'll principal Rail
-oad Offices in the West, 1t the General Office.
0rner Of Lake and Deashou streets tunder the
vermont House, Chicago and at the depot.
r. n. RICE, 0enI Supt
y. Y. WENTWORIAs0 ensf0l Wsstern PISS.
Aosnt. Chicago. oEx1 s.sss = 81 4 pa afs
fIsssa.4 rea sge.I4oiiA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
Consumption can be Cured,

The adt,artiser. a physician of 81 v ars expert
enc, IN me treatment of Lung Dfeascs. r,,r..
Emu: asta, &c but ROW retired froi. NE pr ac-
,ec, = eesigo!is ot i,nps,.ing his experience ly
c'nnsiHg iaiosinaticn invaluahefo the Suffering
humanity, a',a which has cured thousands,
Lac SANG nisaicne will do for ALL He Nil, send
PRESCRIPTION, with full directions for use. adan,.
ca 70 eaTl particular case and will surely effect a
culc: ~ Kit VIII cost you nothiny-a stau,p
required for postage. Address,
n. LOWE. n. D., Box sO75. New York Civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

-sre ttc sources af-hr isaali~s. iaq.aaios. rhc4
effect g n ,iii,ie al III. aH., al he ,ei, se,d
10 ''iid 4 p"is"naas SIR am through all fsr cnan-
hri- ~ rilcalatien. Now. VIA; !, the opegn;:on
.. flt PMS They clc;iusc the in,s.'s i,.,n!si,.
me hNei. bring Ito rr'aNed ~ iiiifatei s.onacli
mo n"i;al con ''i"n. and. acii,g tl,sors Tie
Scf-i'e DREAMS rON ThE I.urp lrstI.s rll..n.r,,
the stat" III the = .leii, .son Sic,ne-- IL, health
y. exercising >ihl:aiicou and Who'll some ri-
ieei nl,on all II pas:s and ..acion-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
Dyspepsia, Diarrhna, Weak
ness, dc.

The terrible bodily aud mcniai pangs which
ciiarhferize dyspepsia are at ono. laiiisafed is
the Pills. DiarrhoA, constina. ION. headache
physical I,ros'ra'on ,,errcrs ,rrnnrs hot flashes
or piles and in fact atlintc.l,ai complaints from
whatever cause Arising give way before tic ~,
nfar. iniinener IT this cvtssord fsrv remedy
Asa specific for ,iy~pep~in. end tic disorders,
CONNECTED with y. or growing oil the Pills
ere always - .,e relied on when - cry other med
icine and mode of treatment ha. ,i.:ersy failed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

SFHINffFTETD Mass
HENI'LM':v Having hal opportunities ior test
iag IN G'iiiilts ~ your different STYLES Of An.e-
rcau tgans ii contrast t.ih ii.ose Of o;i;er ma
hers - not hesitate ~ say tina: | find in ,l,,1 n
superiority retil - - sis.;r parry. snoeii.i.,.ss
and N"nr ri tone. in oecare an; pleasant to,.cl,
ara prompt RESPONSE il rapid PLAYING. | can
cheerfuHf recommend lieia any person who
may WI II avs lsAs .i,nd >uc!, hi ins.inin, Il
nearest perfection. Respectfully, vnags.
TiiuS. IllUknUck.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

From George T. Wiley, Ors,,unst and Director
Of N"sic 4 Jo,in street lhafci, Lowell, Mass:
LOWELL, Mass
ENrLEaiN-l.asing thoroughly OK l.ni,ed your
American Nr-@is aiil 81 TIE o,,,aion that tA-v
aye m"s e4anied BY tnose OF aay n.a..ef They
are dis.iu pushed from all haye seen bv III III
eAtre,Ie ioi.nsss, Net n.ciiuw.,ess oi io.e. and
i!"1f I.ica responses 70 the tn.ch o. the ~, far
nicf lam yours, &c.
3nO r. WILEY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

~ A Washington dispatch to a New
York paper estimates the rebel force in Nir.
siiia II 10000, while another core lun,lent
IN the Shenandoah Valley. estimates the re-
bel force in that region at ~, ooo infantry
and 10, 600 casalry-no doubt an cAaser.i-
ion