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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
Guo. B. MCCLRLLAN,
Major General Commanding.
His excellensy tho President.
Destru.,ions OF Redeemed Currsne

Destrustions OF Redeemed Currency.
From tho records OF the redemp-
ton division Of the Treasury Depart 1906
ment, the following figures in regard
to the withdrawal and distinctions of ,.'
United States Currency are obtained:
Up to the 18th inst, tho following IN.
amounts of the several descriptions ,,
of notes have been destroyed, vixt ...r i
United States notes, demand, my III. 1
nine and half millions. I.
United States notes, new is.us
twenty two and a half millions.
Postal currency, six Million. '1-
fractional currency, one .nillinn. 7FfD3
One year five per cent notes. two u tr
hundred and ffty-six thousand.
Two year five per cent, coupons.
seventy one millions, ,s, ir-, ae,. if,a..ff
Three year compound interest ,s,.
notes, thrce millions.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
DR.. j. M. TEAL,
Electic & Botanic Physician

"AVING permanently located In AREA
III Ola, Hancock Co, Ohio, respectfully
offers his Professional services to the afnct
ed ot Arcadia, and vicinity. He treats al
forms of diseases. both acute and chronic
male and female, in the best manner known.
Prompt attention paid To 0bstetrical and
surgical calls. He will also draw, dress and
clean teeth. Charges low.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
McCIslIas-Iis Demands an Immsdt =


We print the following letter from
Mcclellan to the President, shortly
after the battle OF Antictam, from
which it will be seen that he Is an earn
est advocate Of draft .-,,
MCCLELLAN TO THE rREsIDIST.
HEADQR's AHMI OF TEX PoTOaAc,
t. October ., 1864.
Your Excellency is aware Of tho
very great reduction OF numbers that
has taken place in most of the old
regiments OF this command, and how
necessary it is to I'LL up these skels-
tons before taking them again into
action. | HAVE The HONOR
THEREFORE,, TO REQU EST
THAT TIE ORDER TO FILL UP
THE OLD REGIMENTS WITH
DRAFTED MEN MAY AT ONCE
BE ISSUED.
Gso. B. McCLRLLAs.
Major General Commanding.
His excellensy tho President.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
DR. J F Perky,

DR. J f Perky,
II AVING permanently located in Fmdlay
/ l. offers his pro !essional services L" the oft
tzens OF the town.
OFFICE-wlLSON' BLOCK, OVER PIE
POST OFFICE.
aS- Residence on Sandusky street, In house
formerly occupied by Israel Green.
an. Spre,ai Aa,,.tion Paid io Chrome DisesDe
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

To T.. R. Diblcy and the
Heirs Of ID. King an d all
others Concerned.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a petit
IN ton will be presented to the Trustees of
Blglick Township, in Hancock County, Ohio,
AND will be for hearing by them at the real.
dence OF J. W. Saylor, on the
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1864,
In which d. j., Cory and others, petitioners,
ssk said Trustees To locate and establish a
ditch, drais, or water course in said town.
ship. beginning at the west line thereof, in
what is known As Bri ghts Run, on the prem.
iaos Of J. " .Corbin. in the north west part OF
Bee. 10 IN said township, thence east along
said run through the premises owned by
said q, rbin, w. NJ Bright, IL. Gilaspio, q. 3
Thomas y.W SAILOR, J.Saltsnan Mrs. Nc A mel
ly, A. swihsrt, J. HUI, u. II. Dibley,. John
Moore, kimrod Bright and W. Mcdowell, TO
the center line, north and south, through
Boe. I'll in said township; thence on the best
rsute through said sec. II IN n south-eastor.
~ direction, through premises of said Nc
Dowsll, heirs of =. Glzthart, through prem.
tsss of u. J. Cory and heirs or ID. King, tn
large spring on premises owned by said
last NEE toned heirs. in sec. 2T, In said town
ship, near the center OF the south east quar-.
ter OF yaid last mention seo., there to tsrmt'
nate. ID. J. CORY, Petitioner.
BKowx & Dvss, Attys.
August "a, 1854,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09

E w. ENTisIkIN,
L. PHYICIAN AND SURGEON.
REsIDENoE--Main street, one square south
Of Presbyterian Church, east side. I
OFrICE-Four doors South of Wheeler Bros.
ss- When professionally absent, orders may
be Il at his residence all such orders will
receive prompt attention.
Especial attention given to operations upon
and treatment of Diseases of tho Eye and Ear.
January 25th. 1861.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
DR.. A. Hurd,
j. w. BIN KLEY,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

Having permanently located In Findlay. o
viii attend promptly 10 all professional calls
Ollire and residence at the Ameriran House
April ~, 1864
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-09
Notice

FJNhe undersigned has been appointed and
Il specified Administrator OF the estate ol
Asa Cheney late Of Hancock County Ohio
deceased.
MY lea t4w.I SIMON A, SNYDER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
The New York Uercld saws

The New York Uercld SAYS "Wc
abandon Honest Old Abe as hopeless
cas-. We have pulled him, we have
praised him, and have helped him in ev-
cry ay,but can get nos good out of him."
The Herald gives the following as con
elusive evidence that Mr.. Lincoln has
gone under:
Before ihi, war, we used to print an
ezra edition of from ten TO thirty thous
and copies Of the Herald ctntsining the
Presidents message, and all these copies
we're bought up like hot cakes by the
eager public. On WEDNESDAYS We OBJ
tanned the first copy OF Mr.. Lincoln's
message by telegraph. Well, we PRINT
ed four hundred and eighty copies OF the
nesssge. OF these we sold one hun
dred snl eighty copies to the new boys.
Und onbted Y we should have been
stack" las The newsb0ys cassically
phrase ~ with the emainlng three hun
Or, d, had not countsyman come
al ng in the nick Of time and bought the
whole batch, on q venture, 10 dispose OF
on his way home. We have every rea-
sou 10 believe that cur country customer
sincerely iepentea his bargain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

The report oil Mr.. Mallory, the Con.
federsic Secretary Of the navy, contains
full confirmation of the statements here
tofore published concerning the plot to
release the rebel prisoners on Johnson's
Island. Mr.. Mallory reports as follows:
During the months oil July and An-
gust | sent tweEty-scyen commissioned
officers andfor,y Trustworthy petty Off
GERS to The British Provinces, with or
deIs to organize an expedition aud CO.
operate with amy ofiic rs in an attempt
to release the Confederate prisoners con
tioed on Johnson's Island in Lake Erie.
From time 10 time learned that the ar
Engagements made were such as TO in
sure The most complete success. A large
amount of money bad been expended,
and Just as our gallant naval officers
were about to set sal on this expedition
the English authorities gave information
to the enemy, and thus prevented the
execution OF one Of the bet planed en-
terplises Of the present war.
Ia relation to the tuildlngs Of IRON
clad vessels 10 Europe, for the Confed
crates, the Secretary saws that early in
the psescnt year his agents contracted
Tor eight Of that class, five of which
we're TO be built in England and three in
France. He dudes to the seizure OF
vessels built 10 the Mcrsey, aud rema ks
that another and larger vessel has since
been completed, but It is doubtful itsbe
will be allowed to leave the shores OF
England, although it is believed the pre-
cauti MS taken are sufficient to exempt
her from tie fate OF her consorts." The
vessels being constructed in France have
been subject to so many official vista
tions that Mr.. Mallory forwarded in
,tiuctons 10 cease operations upon them
Tor the present.
In thi4 Connection" saws, the Secre.
tary, eli Is proper for me to state thai
| Hc StEdb St ul"ipD III PopIih ocpiithCb'
both in Enpaud and France, toward:
the Confederate Government, has rem
dered our eff RS 10 obtain supplies from
| those counties almost abortive. In view
# all possible contingencies, have in.
strncled the agents OF this Department
TO wait a more lavotab opportunity fol
carrying out the distractions previousl,
forwarded. ~ the last courier sen
instructions that will shortly be mad,
| apparent to onr enemies nearer home"
| The services of CAPTAIN Semmes, il
the Alabama, are spoken OF with tigt
appreciation:
During the year he las captured up
wards OF ninety vessels, seventy of whom
he destroyed, the others beng eilhe,
| bond d or released. One OF the great
est drawbacks this officer reports HAVING
experienced IS he difficulty he now ha
~ procuring IN supplies Of coal. Tn
| provincial Engils authorities have hith
eito afforded bin every facility, bnt re-
ceGtlv they nave interpreted their neu
'raillty Ia rs SO stringen ly taat our wa
vessels and priva'eers ere much embar
ra scd in obtaining suitable supplies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
Gen. Giants Congratuiatory Order u
his Ann.

ms Amy.
UEApQuA TIERS. MILITARY DIVISION
OF THE Mississippi ~ THE Fran.
CuArrANoooa, lem, Dec. 10, 1868. J
General Order No. 0
The General commanding takes the
opportunity OF returning his sincere
thanks and congratu atoms to The brave
Armi o; the lmberlaod, the Ohio, the
Tennessee, and their comrades from
tn Po o nae for the recent ,plend d and
decisive successes achieved over III.
enemy. In short time ,ol have re
Tennessee River firm Bridgeport to
Knoxville. You disloiged him from
hi1 great stronghold upon L okoul
Maun'ain, drove Him from Chattanooga
Valley w4c.tcd rom his determined
grasp the possession Of Missionary
Rldy,; rofe a WIN heavy los. 10 him
his repeated assaults upon Knoxville
tcrcing hin to raise the siege there
dr'vleg han AT all points, utterly routed
and discomf ed, beyond the limits OF
VIZ ''-'tO. youi ouu w
ler,ninel courage, you have most etf-ct-
ualy defeated The plans of the enemt
~ rcgainns possession ct the States
o Keu,ucky aud Tennessee. You have
secured positions from which no rebel
lions power can drive or diiadgc YOU For
all this, the q neral Commanding thanks
Won col ccliveiv an individn lily. The
loyal peopl, OF he Unilei Safes thank
ani bis, YOU. Taeir h p,s aud pray
es tor your success against this unnoly
rebellion are With you daily. Their
fai,h IN you will not be 10 vain. Their
PRAYERS to Almighty God will be ans
wcrel. You vii vet 80 to o'her fed
OF STRIFE and with the invincible brave
ry and nnHinching LOYALTY to justice and
right Which have characterised ycu in
the pas, yoa Will prove that no enemy
can with,tand you. and that no Gefences.
however formidable, can check your on
ward march.
BY order of Maj. Gen. U. s. Grant.
I. 8. BowERs,
Assistant Adiu ant General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

LING, ASD low The MISSILES
ARE DoDGHD.--A correspond Mt writ
ing from Morris Island to the Christian
Adgocafe Jourbdi. says:
At ni1ht re cay see the path of a
shell throue Il all its journey, lighted as
it is by the burning fnse. When the
range is two miles, the track of shell
from mortar, desc has very near half
the arc of ciicle. On leavieg the NOR,
tar, it gracefully moves on, climbing up
and ~ into the heavens till it is nearly
or On tie Il mile above the earth and then
It gides along for moment, apparent
ly in horizontal line bnt quickly you
see that the little fiery orb is on the
home stretch, describing the other seq
nent of the circle. A shell from Par
rott rtled gun in going two and half
niles dew ates from straight Inc not quite
ss much as a she'll from mortar But
| in passing over the space considerable
time is required. TIE report travels
much faster han the shot. A he'll from
mortar will make distance of two
miles In about thirty seconds, and ftom
Parrot gun in about ha that time. =
The flash of gun at night and The
White smoke by day, indicate the mo-
m mt of the discharge, and fifteen or
TWEEN y seconds give an abundance Of
| Inc 10 find cover in a splinter proof,
| bahind trench, or something else. II
is wise and solderly 10 do SO, but May
| pay no attention 10 the sc his iag, scream
ing flying, IN he day time: if shot from
gun, invisible devils, except to crack
jokes at their expense occasionally one
pays his lie for lis foolhardlness.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
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$50 -.
WILCOX &GIBRS'
> 5 w In q N A MnNr
Price, with Hsmner / Teller. $40
THE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MAORI
= 10 the beet mocA'se w.tao~s regard to wics.f
FAMILY sewing,
Brafdislg,
Hen. ming,
FEELING,
Tuckimg,
Cor dine

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Warranted not y. rip 10 wear. svss n the se,m i.
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instances 10 survive the wash tub"
patented device Of great utility 10 Jes,ne,,
r. E'nn's me possibility u thCnaehiss beir : :"
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not % ses wrong. ""i'n can
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.ew,ng machine that tbs public have io,.y
Wanting for. -Bosto~ 7,os.ce,rs. 'ops teen
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HISS Combined with its own peculiar m.,;,. ~
mica" 'y . .s,oao'e improvements of tho hphe,
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Report Of 1885 ""'" -"safmfe
Taking into confederation s,nrlci,y ,b.,,r...
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unanimously in fsvor Of the " icor n'., .ers
single thread machine - Pemns, iron,a Sa,. "
r'e"itnrot Socie'y's Report. ''"'e Ag
ms. 10 Justice express our confidence In n.
W.. .; 20. WILCOX Gibh' sewing mnch,n.
W cons'aef that's great ditidsrstum las -
Sppned oy II In proving beyond doubt thu, zen
'n.saos are not, ~ was tuppcstd. ncces.nrv ~ :.
g0od machios.- Lhrsstton 1,i,o~.,. s.y "
| jane 81. 1860. an" 0o"rnat
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sn'c"ins ts found to retain iii tho ronnd,...
evenness ara hrmncss which arc 40 a ucb .dn,...
| 1t 6rst.-Aem Fork Sun. IVY" sumifed
10 pI,nc,t lett Is perfect - Engineer. Lsdo,
pev'nent o'nts Of superiority owe, an o,h.,.
fe'siteable machine. Ofthis no b.r.
Pen ms &c IN our own family Bossos Iror.i,r
ns oeiaty and simplicity Of its mechanics,
Nese"ing machine heretofore introduced IA.
10 .. snort time scquissd such well me,i,.d NO.,
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we esteem II the best ma CD inc for fam;lv ma.
IL ".ea IS IN eeptio"at -ynsd BY NAVY kur-
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| spo-ou 6as Rpo~dv,v N "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AsrOWm's nro0chtal Tr0ch 80.
10 C0sssssssspsires.

The Rev. &. A. Wilson's Remedy Tor Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Cold, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together With q
pamphlet giving he pre- cription and short his
tory of his case. can be obtained Of
=. 5. BAIL0RD.
Druggist, davenport, Iowa, Not West "a ST.
dec23- 2m4Gw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEM
NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL sYs.
TENS new ard reliable treatment-in Re.
ports Of the HOWARD ASSoCiATIOS-Sen
by mail in sealed envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
dress. DR.. J. SKILLiN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, No. south Ninth Street, Phila-
de phia Pa. Lv3edAw3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
'EOIIosse Owner.

DIR SWEETS LIME LlNtMFNT FOR
HORSES is unrivalei By any, and in u cases Of
Lameness, arising from s.prains. Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect is magical and certain
Harness or : Gde Calls, Scratches, Mango, DC, it
will also speedily. spawn and King bone
may he easily prevented and cured in their inc D.
lent stages, bur confirmed cases are beyond posi-
bility OF a radical cure. % case of the kind,
however. is 90 desperate or hopeless that il m y
be aieviated by this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove the Llneness, and
enable be horses to travel with con paratve ease
Every horse owner should nave this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance Of
Lauene will efectually prevent those formidable
diseases menti, ned, to which ell horses ara liable
ard with render so many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
soc vertisenent gls-iw1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
rLie M VS..

Tho draft is understood to be post
ponca until such time IA Congress may
extend the tine for the payment Of vet
Gran bounlies. probably the LIT OF Feb
raary.
Gen. Stoneman has not resigned, as
evefywbere published. lie has been
removed from the bead OF the Cavalry
Bureau here, and Gen Kennard Garrard
appoint d 10 his place.
The First National Bank at ST. Paul,
with a capital OF $4,000, il organized
Oue hail the capital is paid up, and the
baance 10 to be paid within siy days.
Mr.. Washburnc gave no.ice Of his IN
tent:on to introduce bill to remove The
seat of government from what he called
an isolated and barren country.
TIE weather at st. Panl has been
f.ariully cold. On Thats1ay, the 3,st,
the III rmometer inflated IA below
on Friday, 81; on Saturday, 81; on
SUNDAY, 90. Some thermometers, IN
exposed localities. indicated as high as
As degrees, on Friday and Saturday.
TIE weather il the coldcst known fo'
many years.
A gentleman from Texas represents
tie Uoion feeling very strong where he
lived, al.o in Arkansas. Provisions are
plenty and cheap. Corn is particularly
abundant. Groceries are scarce.
The notorious guerrilla chief, GUAM
tril, has 800 men back Of Lake Provi
dence. on BaYou bartholomew. Capers
is 10 the me neiehborhood, with about
the same number. A third regimen, is
BENZ raised, and viii rendezvous IN The
same vicinity. Marmaduke aud Pi:e
have from 5000 10 1000 men, mostly
cavalrv, near Rockpor', between Arka-
deiphia and Little Rock.
Daring lie recess Senator Wllsoo
has drawn up amendments q he con
scrplion bill, which were introduced on
Tuesday, and are understood to embody
the views of the government officials on
the suliect. These amendments, In
BRET strike out the second section OF
tie present law, which allows exemp-
Il ~ 10 only sons Of widows, fathers OF
molherc.s ii dren, etc In fact, under
the ne~ bi 20 one i, exempt b Judges
Of FEDERAL AMI STATE courts. All male
persona from 90 70 45 years OF are, WITH
the exception Of Jadges, are liable to
draft N substitutes are allowed. A
q afed man mns' 9, or pay $500 In
tbs iter re pect The Cd French law is
follow Il. 1t IS very probable that this
bin viii pass as herewith gwen.
The Government is taking every meas.
ure - afford protection to the commerce
OF the Mississippi, and render the navi-
EHtlOn OF tnlt ST cam SECURE UOlH uutl-
r,ls attack. in addition to the fleet OF
gunboats and rams which patrol the
river from New Oteans to Columbus.
and the marine brigade, which is now
doing excellent service be.ow Napoleon,
II is il contemp alton to establish a line
OF signal stations, communicating with
each other, from Cairo south, 10 order to
give instant Information Of any outrage
that might be perpesrated.
Il i. proposed to establish twenty sta
tons, a. stance of nine miles apart.
By avoiding the bends of the liver tie
distance between the two citi 5 IL thus
materially shortened. These ststions
wilt each have a small garrison for de-
fence, and, in case Of attack, can east y
call u their assistance gunbot.
OS -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

LoSoavIrs.-Jarnes Douglass, OF Sto-
~ Creek. Conn died OH Q 18th inst.
q the extraordinary age OF one hnudred
and ten years. He was born August Isl,
1853, and was consequently one hundred
and Ten yeas four months and sixteen
~ old He retaiuea posscssiop of Ill
NJ }aenliss aad ", smart and active
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

. NO. As FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN, |
IN for the parchas and sale Of
Cotton, Tobacco I'rorisio.s, Fism, ssss n
Cheese, roy, GRIN Whisky Ale, Pork. Beef |
asssy,r,u>.kiaas e Ms:ts,. Produce; Beer g
ate command Of Capt. K B. Ayres. Thsdlhicaco and
exposure stsendsns upon ny ardscus dtomptly at.
Of the Lungs and was Tor sevsnty-two dayAf Memphis
hosp ital. fhis WAS followed ~ great az sp2a-6m
heightened ~ an stack Of dyssntery. II war
removed from the White House, and sent MT Il Il,
is.y on bosrd Of steamer estate Of Maine,N
i'm. have bees about a. low q sav ons Forester
be and still retain spark Of vitality.
week or more vase RELY able to swallowAS BEEN
thing, and il dad force mossel Down Il vAse hi
modiately throWp Up again. u we'll
could not sven Aeep glass Of water On N.,ant
stomach. Lite could not laot under thaae eise blie
stances and accordingly the ph ioans IN citation
been working faithfully though fsclGs
fesoue me from the grasp Of the dread AecIty,a tn
frankly told me they could DO no noss fot Ata.
sc: :.s .s .s:ss ::ls:s ~ T.
peme. An a0qu 1uts noe VINO visited me II !
hospital. Mr.. frederick Steinhfoo, Of Sixih 81 n.
Arch Strsst, advised NJ, = f9rlorn hsps 70
Jour Bittsrs, ana kindly procured bottle. b
HE time somnsnssd taking then the slo@ 1.....
shadow Of de 18th rsceded, and an nov, ~ 10y.
brt to- hotties. hsts r.ired 80 noncS. Aere. Hi
feel aassniae M haiae Permitted 70 rsi.;. ing The
81 --,,,.'s.', -. ?. = A-s- 81 lis.
II AflSrSS 1hAlNH LEAVE DUNK 49,
!, - Buhslo on the arrival Of ell traius nv
West, via the Lake shore RAILROAD, also fro -
, amanca the arrival OF trains via tn =
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Western r l. =
. from Cleveland. o.. giving Passcnpers u
vantage. from Dnnkirs. er Buffalo, % from TCleye.
land, y, OF a six Foot Gauge. combining ease
aud comfort without change, in Wide, koomy
Palace Cars, direct = New lork. A perfection
attained by no other route.
. FOR FREIGHT
. between all points East AMI West, our facilities
ore unrivaled. Forming close and reliable con-
neeions at Bunkiss ana Buffalo with Western
roads, and at Salamanca with the Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western Railwsy, by which |
route there is no transfer between new lork and
Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS leave New
York daily for all points in tns West, making as
quick time and as low rates as by any other route
Far Freigh Passage inquire Ut al the prin-
cipal Offices in the W est and At g. Clark street.
Chcsge. 2iO Broad Wy, New York, and g south
Street, =. n New York. IL state street, Boston.
CHAS. MINOT, Gent sup,
Il f. q. SPRHCER, n estsrn Ageu4,
B. ". BLAscH ARD, Cen, Freight Agent
W. r. BARR, General Ticket agent: dse2S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
Whyisit that tn IRE is such a ur

% removed by simple palat.ble tonic, why
should they resort TO any o.ber remedy
DR. Robask's Bitters contains all that is requi-
site. being made tf Roots. He b., barks, &c, and
are not only very agreeable but re an efectual
conpounj for the above diseases. Give them a
trial and you will be satisfied jams I'm