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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

- - IN rs
Gee. Better sSpsssess tAe ipiaiea thst
the rsbsl troops have lsfs NORTH 0sselina
for vbRioiA s
The Military Uomoittee d che H. ase
has not yet nsd6 report ca the oil tc
raise the pay 81 6slorsd troops. The Oes
ate added eiis measure to The army .ppso-
priAtion bill % al ameed~ snt, and it Is
now before the Ways and Means Commit
tee, which will speedily report upon It.
II 10 rumored here that Postmaster Gem
cral Blair will foil ow up bis removal Of Mr..
Watson, Radical Republican clerk in hi.
department, BIZ other renovsis, and that
he intends to mako war upon Mr.. Chase.
lriepds, who hold p,st otrce appoinsnsnte
Mr.. Chase is in Philadelphia, and does DO,
intend to go TO New York.
Several members Of the New York Board
Of Brokers have arrived here, to protes,
against the proposed tx upon stock trans.
actions. ~ ~
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- ------l.--,---. -.
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE

AhUoJ1E'S SALE
w ~ =, on ths lath day 0f March. A D
~. 1921. Hicha1a <. Alien execu.sd nnta
1onn r. Dillon as Trustee certain dssd - 49,.
conveying 70 said trustee tho tract 81 real
- .no oounsy OF scott, ard state OF a.. ~.
GA oco - follows, To- Wit Comm encips a. \ MINI
1u .ne e SIDE Of herrisen street, In The citv Of
Davenport, fifteen ~ feet pc,th ~ ~. 800.
west corner OF out lot No. one l. ! runnia 49,
norm al ng the sad osst line VI liar, i.o, 49,.
Two hundred AMI twenty-five (2aS feet. th.cs.
esst one hundred and fifty tI50) fec.. thsnce
scutn two hunlred and twenty i've (g2sJ feet.
anu .nsAce vest one hundred ana Affy 1907 fsss
70 Piacs Of beginning, ba.ng a part 81 said .,st
lot No. one a. adjo,nirg said city Of Dsve:,so.s
when said COW, yante - made far The rur,xne
u securing the Payment Of two CO. tain n,.mis.n.
y nofss, made by raid Richard X. Alle,. 10 john
SoS sss7 md dated the said l4'h day Of Msrch,
,en tsllv) do'lars. payable in elk months tro.
o.ie' and the othc' fur the sum Of tvelv. No.
rss ana ten (sl,si0) dollars, payable r. svsS.-
months from date, with interest At the rate ~ ~
~ ~ csn' pr nnnum after maturity. Heid leed
scott. in took "a" u town 10. tnosess~ss' 80
-. Aad whereas ono Of said noses. %. i,r1ss
note for twelve hon red and ten Il eiOi a.,,...
mas become das and payable, ana tho Mid Ksss
ard Alien has isileA and neglected 10 cav the
ssme. 20 Therefore, John Dillon, 1s..ss o.
VINO tie prese~t owner Of said note ~ trsnsfsr
ana sssgnmsnt from TIE said John r, Cook, d
hereby give this psbic notice hat by virtse 81
the power IN me ssste by said deed OF trus. 1
.haii on Saturday, t. . i4th day Of May. 4 -.
1907, at the hour Of two o'clock D. m or ssid
Day, at the Court House door, in II city a la.
venpcrt Iowa, expose ana sGes FOR saie =. rubfie
auction the real estate above described Or 80
much Whereof - may b necessary 70 nav r.
amount dne 90 said note. interest thereon !. a.v
fees. *ss..- SSss
Dated this 18th Jay Of April, 1884.
ap12-its T,n.,..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

InILADELPnlA, April %.
The Union State Convention met
hero to-day.
a resolution was adopted that tho del
egates a. large be instructed TO support
Lincoln, and oppose ali efforts 10 post
ponc the b. fillmore Convention, and
that one OF the hardc { blows thai could
oe inflicted on the rebels would be the
certainty of Lincoln's ,e>clcction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

The material required will be as follows, be the
same more or less, viz
$50 perchcs Of cut stone IeClaire)
Gs.oo0 brick
l5,ooo feet Of seasoned pine lumber.
1000 feet Of seasoned oak lumber
S2o pounds Of copper cutters
- squares of ssa'ing.
100 barrels of hydraulic cement.
..5o barrels Of lime
Ana locks, bolts, copper coverings for doors and
ridges, lightning rods. etc the whole TO be ofthe
best quality and delivered al the SIT, of the Mag
azine, from time TO time, a, wanted.
The usual conditions pertaining to Government
contracts will be required
Proposals must be addressed to Major c. p.
king>bnry.. Davenport, Iowa, and Endorsed s.Pro-
posals for Magazine
c. =. kINGSBURY,
Major OF Ordnance.
Rock Island Arsenal, April 18th, lsGi
Rock Island t~iop win iuscr, every other day
for two weeks.
anri 10 -1pr.iJv
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An Immediate Collision m
the Potomac Eminent.
Banks badly Whipped In
Louisiana, with heavy
Loss.
RulnOr that Sec,y Chase has
Resigned.
Guerrillas Invading Incians
New YORK, April 20.

"t htaH -Vs
Times Special
It is said by members Of the Republi
can Executive Committee that there is
no probability Of postponing the Bal,i-
more Convention.
Facts showing the determined energy
with which the rebels are conccntratiug
troops in Virginia, continue 10 multi
ply.
The President to-day received dos
patch from Gen. Butler stating that il
is his belief that tho rebels are withdraw
ing from North Carolina, and reinforc-
ing Lee.
Up to IL o'clock tonight nothing Of
much Importance has transpircd at the
front.
Preparations are still going on and in
dications are that collision caunot LONG
be delayed.
Burnside left yesterday to join his
command.
The Signal Corps that has been sta
toned here during the winter has left
for the army.
1t j" nov sv"..a'i, a"ic, stuvd ,l"t
Lee will endcavor to bring on fight
without leaving any OF his cnlrencL-
mcnis.
y letter received to day from Admiral
Porter proDounccs Brnk-' recent expc.
diton disastrous failure. Besides 80
pieces Of artillery VIC lost large quaint
ty OF small arms, several hundred wagons,
a tirsi class gunboat, the Eastport, about
200 prisoners, and Paymastcr's safe
with million dollars in grecnbsck..
Reports are in circull,ion that Banks
will be Superseded by Sick!ca.
Gems. Franklin and Stone, who, it is
charged, did through neglect and care.
lessness contributed greatly to the disas-
tcrs in Louisiana, will be relieved and
CONT martiaIed.
The " o,ll's Washington special re
ports rupture in the Cabinet, aud that
Chase has abandoned his pos, feeling
directly insult, d by the assignment Of
Blair to command the 18th CORPS.
The aLoTc is given for what it is
| worth.
The Words special says it is now un-
de'stood that New bern is safe, as the
| rebels are concentrating TO gra,d
against flank movement by York or
James rivers.
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HOT FL S..
RsH'TE~ ROUSE.

ISL Es'i'kS saSsk Sc.
(NOENER OF low AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa.
OSsEu.YaE ls,1rSs..
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


S'a aoos- ~ cou 1UwA S. v;;, s.y Stamp
hennewe'l Hill ". Paul Krohn asd Macy Aan
Kfohn- In the District Court.
To each u said Defendasts.
VOU ARE HEREoY NOTIFIED THAT on
OF before the 10th day Of 4 peil, 1854, q %.
tiuon will be fled BY said plaintiffs, huuneve1l
Z ill, 10 the Office Of the Clerk o. the Diss,ict
Court 81 ssid scott county. Iowa. cisimiS. 81
you the Gun u sixiesn bundrsd shirty.6ve -
IS 100 dollars, on = note signed ty Paul kraha
Tor $1,000. TO the Sterling Rock Island RAILROAD
Company. dated Aasuss u. 1851, srd due AZ
yssTs from septsnb sr l. 1857, with interest ~ 10
per cent. per sorum. Said ps.tisns also !. b ,or
the iofseiossrs Of uottgage made 70 secure
s.ia note ct even dsts thesenith, upoa lot iosr
~ blocx two (3itn LeIl4ire
AMP that unIess you a pear thereto sna a..
tsna before ncon q tie second day Of the nsxt
ssrD Of said Court. c0n u eDcins On the l,t a ~.
aAv OF ~. 1864. detau.t vii, - e. tsfea :. ~
70. sni 'nasmsE. 'ssaesed thessoo.
Dated this Stat lay .. arch, 1894.
-T2WAk1 3 An. Hln ma
'''>HS' W frsf. |
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9s. I'D. A.NNS.Es0N

A TTOKNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
= and Notary Public Office in LeClaile Block
Davenport Iowa inr2 DIR
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VI ASIIINGll
WASHINGTON. Anril %,

WASHINGTON, April 10.
a resolution passed the House Nava!
COMMITTEE to day declaring j. essential
to the service that Navy Yard be a,
once established at some point in the
West.
Some OF the Committee favor Cairo,
aud some point higher up the Ohio
river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
ST.. LOUIS, April %.

r. 81. LOUIS, April 20.
The Democrats vicksbpro cores
Ponaeo' OF 22d, says the steamer Lucy
drugs news that no moro fighting bad
Is."i'oo al lied River up to the goth,
oa' .ue lereis Were reported marching
=" o.auu ncore, aud our troops were
go'og our TO meet them. Our tota! les,
'oo's 4,ooo. Oar army is believed 10 be
sccu'e'y entrenchcd at Grand Ecore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
ST. Louls. Anil %.

OF LOUIS, APlIi 70.
Advicss from Col. Phillips, commanding
at Fort Gibson, in the Indian country, say
that Quan:rell is going to Kansas, hasice
crossed the Vcrdigrlss aad Arkansas rivers
on the night Of the 26.b.
Adair, with 325 rebels, had been driven
across tho Illinois River.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
NEW YoRK. Anril %.

lIribunc's Special.
zen. Butlcr will coon take the field,
AMI Oens. Smith and Gilmore will COM
mand corps under him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

NAsHTHETJN, ApflI 70.
The Senate will probably pass = tempo
rary tamil, IN accordance with the views Ct
its finance corlai.see. adding go per cent,
and extmptiag goods u bJnd from lnclcas-
ed duties.
The Senate committee on c3nmefcs has
rep9ttrd s.anst all proposed large appro-
pr.ations fer Improvement Of the navigation
and hafb rs Oh western lakes AID rivers.
The Senate investigation committee OF
naval Purchases VIII soon report.
II is estimated by ompctant judges that
Lee has now massed under his tn."eiiate
control on the HappaLannock, abou! 60, 600
troops; others estimate ss Lisa as 81, 900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
ALBANY. Anril q

ALBANY. April s8.
:, at ting Of the directors Of the New
aork central Railroad Company, held in
snls city to day, Erastus Corning rendered
0s resignation % Prosidest Of The oompa
~, wn'ca vas accepted. Dean Ricl mund
~ ~ r uoanl@ousIy elected President, and 3.
=. bleseator6 Viee Preoideae
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MADISON, Ind., April 20.
"A gang OF gner;iIlss crossed the In
diana line last night anu burned trad
ing boat. and stole hocks Of sheep and
some cattle.
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rENNSYs.y ANA ssOs&r.

ID J. GiLiEfT, PROPRIETOR, FRONTING;
i Lcvcc and Passenger Station, Muscaiiu.
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A. MILLER.

NO: 90 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond, keeps constantly on hand and makes
= TO order.
Gents. Boys and Children
CLcfhiNd Of the best material and in manner
that cannot fail to give satsfacf;on Tihersl
patronage respectfully solicited [mysl-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
TO CONTRACTORS.

NEALED AND SEPARATE PROPOSALS
'owiiI be received until II o'clock ", on the ID
day OF May next for the material aud for the ma
sons ard carpenters work, fora
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DEBOLT EXCHANG e!

II. RILEY, Proprietor.
Choice Vines. Liquors and ISegors
Warm Me0is at all Hours.
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.N0e6ce.
STREEr COnHrssIoNRr's Orrrn.
City Of Davenp ri.
Anil NJ 1ossA

CIRE.f COAu5SS1ONEEB UF1IQ8. /
City Of Davenp 1T,
April -, 1854.
DERSONS WHO ARE REMOVING. Oh
i about to remove, any iilth or dirt frop theil
cellars, alleys, &C., are hereby notified that IN
city ordinance prohibits them from deDositin1
any dirt filth therefrom, on any q The stresej
alleys, n public grounds Of the city, except Z
such places - may b designated " ths Mssshl
Or myseIf All persons DESTROYS Of reanOvisk
such dirt or filth, may, for the next % dsyA q.
posit u in the following places, viz: On TIE 81
and west aide Of 0aines soeose between iQ(A ~
llth streets; on the north side Or sth stsee2 g
tween Hafrison end Ripley streets; - tks ssu1h
side Of kfuht Strest, Between DreWn - Yansd
~ eeGesat q the 0wneGsA Al poesens - Co.
Dlyin9 VIII - sbUs0 - ~ - 49, 60
sseeealne - ehaSess Il u w.
spg1o IN - g. -
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FRANK PT.aNIisk.

A TT0KNbYS AND COUNSLLORS AT LAW
"A Uiiice corner "a and Brady SITS. Davenport
Iowa uebl5
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state Room Sleeping Cars,

on night trains. and on the Fast Line to New York
via Allentown, without change, and landing in
New York
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MOBILE, April %.
" wednesday Gen. Writ Adams re.
pulsed 10 ,uUO tedcra.s near Mechanicsv,lc.
Miss. a Yankee spy under the assume
name OF Sterling King, was arrested On the
18th at Morgan, Va. lie was recognized
as detective FEM Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

DEALEE IN FURNITURE. CARPETS
H. Mats. Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

MKS. N. q. (sEGHKTNG,
<2E~ INASlliOSABi.E MILLINEK, and
~v IL Cloak. Mantle and Dress Maker,
~ EAST SECOFD ST, BETW ZEN Bra
" dy and Perry. Davenport, Iowa.
Keeps constantly on hand large and well select
ed stock OF the mos, fas lionabc Millinery Goods.
to which she calls the atteniion vi the public
Fashions received monthly. mylo-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
JACOB LTTZEy.

DRACTICAL R-PARTTCCLAR AT
i rENrloN paid TO dycing Cloths, Silks. velvets
q Garments of any kind-to give any color de-
sired. Third street. two doors west Of Iowa
oorth side. mvl5-dly ..ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
BUTCHERS.
Family Meat Sas,rikef.
T.. rSlzs SSS7.

~ 20 4 est S.coui Street.
,.x,5Exxa KEPT His MARKET con
xSV >rANrLy supplied with the best quad
&A my of Boel. Pork. Veal Mutton.
which he sells cheaper than any otlirf
butcher in the city. Corncd Beef Picked Pork.
Cured Hams and Dried Beef constantly on hand
Call and try ma. my2ti-ltf
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Nj A G A ZIN f..


according to drawing and specifications 10 be seen
at the oiico Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
.sUJI.lGrS kOC5u.
HENRY SEI.BY.

n MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
lNl Hats, Caps, Gloyes. furs, &c Store on
- ST. between Nam and Harrison. apIj-6n,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
T.. =. MOORE.

HOUSE, Sign. ORNAMENTAL 4 FRESCo
IL Painter, No. Franklin Block. above Pos;
0Gice. lup stairs.) All orders for painting of all
oeyle or quality attended to promptly. and com
pSete satisfaction guaranteed in ali cases dive
I'm call sp2a-dtr VIZ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
Il. ioaK, April 20

M" Ao' h, iApIh -.
The Herald has letters from the fleet
Oft Wilmington of 22l, stating that
Deaulegard tpasscd through Wilmington
On slst with a large number Of troops,
90 his way to Richmond.
The enemy are sending all the men
they can to the rebel capital.
a Yorktown letter OF octh states that
r. bel dcsertc:s report consider pan
ic in Richmond. Peoi le ale leaving in
momentary expectation Of the appear
ance Of one or more strong Union col>
umns. Many of the inhabitants arc NOV
ing southwark, ard the impression gains
that Richmond will fall duriag the pres
cnt campaign.
The Herald's Grand Ecore dispatch of
10th states that our total loss is 3, 400, of
whi;h tie killed will not exceed SEQ.
Report says Magsudcr is between Gen
Steele and Shreveport with 1900 men.
WAsn,Ne1oN, April %.
The House iesu ned the considerations
CT the tax bill.
Fernando Wood offered an amend.
mcn' repesli'g the act of March las,
waleh imposes tax on foreign liquor
on hand.
ashburn. Of Ill.,. moved that the
:as en- domestic Liquors on hand shall be
90 cents per gallon.
These anendm ants were reserved for
in'ure acton; all others being acted on
The tax bill was passed.
Adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
lie Claire Hail!
MONDiY EVENING, April 25. h.
One Week IOager by u. quest
The Bohemian
GLASS BLOWERS.

LNIRST PRESENT EACH LvENING A so
l Dollar case o. CLASS Work, which caa b. seer,
in front Of tbs Hall dnsicg The day.
Exhibit Il Sat lrd .y aiieraoon
SEE SMALL DIiLs.
Admission rs cents T. A. TAFT A,.,.
Apr .5.dtf
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GEO, I'2aREE.E,
r u Ill ily n a 1 I. n 4 +.

sE4RF4A BRADY STREET. BE. 4TU & 5TiI
Supplies families with the very
LII bes, Meats Of all kinds, at the low
est markc, prices. Very particular attention
paid to the wants Of customers. mS!r-diy
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CAiko. april q.
TIE Memphis pauers Of the 2G.h cor tai

CAiho. npFI q.
The Memphis papers Of the 26.h contain
nothing special.
Tne reception given to the 3lst Illinois
Fetefana, at Carbonate yesterday, pTrpar
atory to tholr ratufu to the field, was fol-
lowed by . dinner and bail. During the
afternoon solder Of the regiment, whu
bad all Cd gruJse against Col. q ,borac. en-
tered o sto,c where tic Colonel y as sitting
and st.uok h.m on tho head with a WEIGHT
breaking the skull and ii.!ciins mortal
wound. Tie murderer had not been :r.
r. stcd at last accounts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
MEMPHIS, Agril &c

NIEHFHls, NYIlI 70.
The committee on the conduct of ire
war are here investigating the Fort Pillow
massacre, though they vii: exboneratc Gen.
iiuflbut, as il is generally Conceded the
fJrca Of lis command was iuad. quatc to
Irni Z rn-arStv Errnst
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CANARY BIRDS AND CAGES
SA
Ne s g Baaay street.
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- coSNoK. rHos MoKeAS1
OsCONNER L. MORGAN.
DLACKRMITHS AND HORSE SHoERS
ID Shop on Commercial Alley. next Eoor To
nith's Livery stable. Work neatly and PROMPT
Zone. Charges reasonable. may2odtf
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x'zEEsTsOxAs:E <'glska;.
Pennsylvania Central Railway.

pennsylvania Central kallWays
Doubie Trdek-7ze lcKortest Rpute to Nesc Fork
AT PITTSBURG, TRAINS FROM THE
~ West run direct to the Union Depot where
Passengers for Harrisburg, Baltimore, phiiadel-
pia Washington New York. Boston. all the
New England towns, are transferred 10 the Cars
of the Pennsylvania Contra! Railway. The night
Express runs daily, other trains daily, except
Complete equipments of new and elegantly
furnished
State Room Sleeping Cars,
on night trains. and on the Fast Line to New York
via Allentown, without change and landing in
New York
ONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
TRAINS.
To Boston and New England Passengers, this
Route IL especially desirable as it gives them an
opportunity Of seeing the finest views among thu
Allegheny Mountains, besides visiting Pittsburg
Philadelphia and New York without extra cost.
All New England Passengers holding through
tickets will be transferred, with their baggage to
rail and boat connections, in New York, without
charge.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia.
Nine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
York: four daily trains from New York to Boston
Baggage Checked Through and transferred free.
Transportation.
Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
with dispatch, at the lowest rates.
w. II. HOLMES. Gen'i Pass "A gent Chicago
ENOCH LEWIS Gen'l Sup't, Altoona, Ia.
XCH NGE!
II. RILEY, ....... Proprietor.
Choice Vines. Liquors and lSegars;
YARN Heals at all Hours.
r HAVE JUST PUT UP A JENNY LIND
J. Table of the latest improved pattern, and
await trial from my friends.
II RILEY. Prcprietes,
Ag1o-A1yl = g., slpeeite " Ma1ieed -.
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TRANSFORMATION.

Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
with dispatch, at the lowest rates.
w. H. HOLMES, Gep'l Pass "a gent, Chicago
ENOCH LEWIS Gen'l Sup't. Altoona Pa
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ATToR EYs.

JOHN y. CRAWFORD.
A TTORNEY At LAW, PENSION AND
N Bounty Agent, Fauand's Block, Davenport
Iowa nll36
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TUWn. IlIIlDV
JAMES r. LANE. ". DAY.
1--WE 4 HblE.i
A TTORNEYS Ar LAW. OFFICE IN SAM.
"A Perrys new block. opp. Post Office. ae2s
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N-'- :. =
CRANE Il ssa7TlR.

\ TrOkNrQS AND COJNShLuRS st LAW
4 and NotArIcs Pubic Office. Main ST.. west
sde, between trent and "a SIS. sep -dawtf
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ONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
TRAINS.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia.

Nine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
York four daily trains from New York to Boston
Baggage Checked Through and transferred free.
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A T10RNEi AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
4 y and Notary Public. OrticE- l,aycnport's
Block, Lctleirc. Iowa. Particular attention paid
10 collections III scott county. msS-dlv
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A TTORNLY AND COT XSELOR AT LAW.
IA Orrlcx- ON Main street IN Grant'5 Block
III STAIRS. ni2G-dii
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A TTohNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
4 n and Notary Public Office. W cor Bra.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

rENNSHI.t ANA skOa-Sl.,
TORNER OF aTH AND IOWA STREETS
ADAvis y Sous, PeorrIrroRs. Free omnibus
% and from the ears and boats. Proprie.oYs of
she letlarc, Princeton and Lyons, aud the De
Witt and Maquokeia Stage Lines. STAGES leave
the House for the ABOVE nanci and contiguous
paints every dan. auif
MS"E EsOTa.s..
CORNER RANDOLPH a WELLS STREETS
Chicago. ssi.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-02
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The Ambulance Committee.

A correspondent Of the New York Her
all who accompanied Lieutenant Colonel
Milford to the point Of exchange, near Sa-
vannah, introduces the following compli-
mcnt to the Ambulance Committee OF
this city, in his, letter descriptive Of the re-
Q Interchange tf prisoners = Whig.
The rebel boats brought down from Sas.
vannah large number Of the Richmond
Ambulance Committee" who were provi..
dcd with medicines. stsetcbers and tin cups
in abundance. They came prepared, it
seemed, to handle every returned rebel as
ifhe were helpless babe; whereas, Of thosa
we delivered on Saturday -aul there were
over thousand of them-th re- were not
more than eight or ten who needed assis-
tance. The members of this ambulance
committee, as they are termed at Richmond,
wore broad orange colored ribbons upon their
hats, on which were printed the words Com
mitteefor our wounded" They manifested
grea: concern for the comfort of their guests
preparing hot coffee for them as soon as
they came on board The latter, of course.
seemed oyeToyed at the prospect of soon
reaching their homes after so long an alb.
senca.