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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-14

slanderer Of the Hon. @. L. Val,
LASDfsHAx you are known % a
busy. body, ever meddling in Your
neighbor'S private movements you
are known as q professor of that
religion which binds men to God,
snd seeks to cover rather-thsa to
expose the errors of others, but
which you disgrace, and to which
you give the lie direct, by your
walk and conversation ; you are
-kLowp rs tone WHO misrepresehts
the newspaper Press, and degrades
that Press .by your ignorance of
the laws WHICH govern every edu.
catediahd properly qualified editor;
you are known to me as the feilbw
who has circulated, to the extent
of your newspaper circulstlon a
libel, a deliberate lie, and am vi
proven SANDER, Intentionally to
ruin both me and my family. Yes,
sir, you have done 1t to get rid of
me, but do not go ahead too fast,
or you will overdo your dirty work.
Who wrote the trash which you
have endorsed, l care not a rush :;
the scribble betrays the idiocy, and
rottenness of the impudent villain
who pennsd it. l do not know
him but l do know that you could
not-neither would you dare to
insert such q lie and Islander upon
a peighbor, were it not that you
are conteut to remain as an Editor
in a slough of filth, in which
sou, like too many of your
school,, spawn your corruptions,
from week To- week, to the no small
disgust of your more refined neigh
bors. You know, sir, that l have
meyer, blterfsred with your eating
or drinking, nor yet with any of
my neighbors intlleir private move
nents. AS conductor Of a public
journal, Ihave neither q legal, nor
a moral right to do So, You, sir,
basely prostitute the functions Of
the Newspaper Press, and weaken
its influence, by your own imbeeib.
ftty, and your low and vulgar at
tacks upon persons, who ifyou did
but know it, look upon your week.
ly etfnsions with loathing and con,
tempt.
In no other civilized country ",
on earth, where newspapers arc
published would you be tolerated
i'll society as All Editor. As for
myself, | tell you, and all who read
your weeklyatrash, chat I would
rather spend my spare time in any
company in Eaton, than in any SOL
ciety which admits you ss q mem
Der or guest. You accuse me, sir,
in conjunction with some rotten
scouhdrel, Of things Of which l am
not guilty. and if the law should
fail to protect me, / will In my
own way and at the opportune time
teach you a lesson that you will
remember. Pray do not make a
complete TOOL of yourself; write
youF leaders, and coufine yourself
to public matters, but let men in
their private capacity alone, !
neither loaf ct saloons or stores,
am a keeper at home, except when
business calls me to tf,oSe stores
where groceries and dry goods arr
sold and to these l win go as otter
as ] please, l believe that The sa.
looms, dry goods stores and grocer.
les inthis town are kept by mer
more respectable than YOURSELF
1t is the religious man, such as yor
profess to be, who lies, SANDER,
and calnmniatcs his neighbor tina.
is the greatest sinner in the sigh
of God. it.a ,.. ag t
Yes, sir, a man protesting godIi
ness as You do, snd who unscrupu
lousy ISLANDERS his neighbors a
you have done, is in my opinion
-al- e Al
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-14
Eaton, Ohio.
Thursday, January Ia. 1864.

~ The Editor of this paper doe
not hold himself responsible 70, the
opinions expressed By his correspond
sntS. The writer, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-14

WANTED.

A load of Wheat, Dat, Or Barley
Stray, or Corr Fodder, wanted
IMMEDIATELY. Gall at the "Press"
Office, Eaton, AT ovcH.
pa- Publius letter shall appear
next week. ,H.lo . .s,a lar ga~a,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
TNENsTI)NsLPATENTO OFFICE.
SNYDER f. SVaaTES.
220 Broadway. New York.

Patent S0tt rtftny Nnuss Gnu IHfefsf tohi1lts-
sjon Youse ton.btnol.
C.0IICITINj; This Comlan will act as At.
> torncys for securing Patents Tor new invcn-
lions in this Country and Europe, the most
Reasonable term; conduct luirin cement eases and
procure renewals for Patents.
mr. Erhttiiios NooDts dsa Sting De9pytaat.
We respectfully suhnnt to the public that ous-
is the only responsible soliciting House in tie
World that l4aa an Exhibition Room, and eili-
Gent and successful Selling department attached.
On Patents taken out by US We require no adj
vance fee for selling.
4We are in regular communication with upw ards
oil $50 Patent settlers throu shoH he country who
depend wholly for their supply upon Gun
Exhibition kot MS corner broadway and Barclay
streets in the very heart and center Of the city.
are daily visited ~ nuu.h.., o. Capitalists ano
mcn OF Enterpiis" seeking investments ia va.ua
bic Patents, Tor the purpose OF re-scling IN sub
divisions while others and heavier capitalists at
always ready to purchase useful Patent and en-
gage IL its manufacture, and thus secure luera
| i've monopoly. These sources Of demand tina
/, are daily anemenling are fully sufficient TO ab
| surb the entire supply oi Patents now being Is
| j ed. and n fair prices.
| Cons,g aEicnls Of PATENTS for sale are respect
| lully solicited ANY information tr.e. i.e4, on
| siDie Agents wanted in every county and tow,
| who have fixed places oil businessto such w
/ vii na. $50 TEL quarter, and per cent on a.
sales, to act our 3. ,'''S. lof 'ne eNpiani'io!
! tone hour or more per ia. OF the MOS.
! patents may be placed in Their hands ior sale
10 good statesmen, Who viii give then whole tisn'
| to business, viii pay $Ss month. Al-o travel
| ing Agents wanted II far s.as.v.
agents will be required to give soi.e satsfac
tory security or deposit the cost price Of models
which will be refunded when returned. Address
enclosing stamp;
SNYDER < WALTERS, so 2aa Broadway
REFERENCES We. the ndes,igned, doing bu
| siness in New York City, do authorize Joseph )
Walters and &. II. Snyder, comprising the lir,.
OF he National Patent Office. to icer 10 us, ant
| wetbc'icy. they win conduct their business upon
sfri,fi, honorable principles.
Signed New York. Feb Goth.
I-Mckewan. Esq, Importer 81 Maiden Lane, \
y. City; W. l.. Taylor, Esq, Banker. 80 Wal
St, n. Y. City; C.las. IL. Voorhees,. Esq, Bank
| err IS Pine St, n. y. CITY; Shepherd. Seward
Co.. Importers, ia Pearl Street \. H. City y
Wilmot, ESD, Commission, Bowling Green. n
u City; john ". Kirby, ESQ, metropolitan
! Bank. ios broadway, a. T. Cby; II. A..hnr
Esq. British and American Exchange Banking
Corporation, IS Wall ST, n. y. CITY: n. -
Smith. Esq. Chemical Bank, corner OF Broad
WY aud Chambers 81. y. y. City.
49, Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

+" BALriaohA, ~, 1'--'o ~
II. n.a.cau, sp.cs', us'tu haipci
F.,ry, .sy- there !" 81 ''ShS'oh eo,'s ~
Il but IL 10 not an ilyaAioD os May
and.
n.r,er'. Ferry is once again in ~ exp
en... daring this var, the scene e. ac'ioh
military operations. Tuls matl may "a
wnuuut intsrting any Information 10 w.
enemy, Tor by the tine tins goes :" pr'"
thy will well kn'w that before Mary Tan
can be invaded again the question - 20 O.
dcc,d,d " no il to DC master in the Vale,
o, trr Shenandoah.
W,hou, touching on contraband news b,
nny reference 10 the troops winch Oh Our sio'
ar. 20 he employed in settling thi- problem
their numbers commanders, &c. l may ss.
that the mi,l,a,y authorities lave I'u hed iof
ward their counter movements against th'
sch, mes Of tic ,nemy with an unusual deefs'
o, vigo sagaci.y and sec ecy. II the fepeh
force battle an, where near inchss'er ~
engagement is among he probabilities "hh'i
the ta II .a'e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

These B..t4Is are prepared. in pure bourbon
whisks from ace animation Of av,r 90 different
kinds roots, barks and herb, which act in per
feet concert .Th the other, prepared from the
original formula given BY Tie great chief, Red
JACKET 10 Dr.thapin who used .heni successfully
IL ~ practjce ias .phay Yeas and ~ their use
gained great ap9a'.'ttE il. tn cure % dyspep-
sia. Lssr Complaint. Constipation sick and Ner
yoos headache Eeyrs and Ague, and ala -easss
arising from. torpid liver Or indigestion. Persons
-ufrin9 iTasn either of these l1ath-onle diseases
will ind sure care by TIE nse Ct these Bittefs,
which are r.rfe>tl, p aud tree from all tl"ss
drugs AID rosans u-aaliS put " IN such lrepar-
atoms. and ai.ned OF on unsu~pect NJ pubic.
One .a viii convince the most shcptica that IN
| Re-, jacket is vi.tn,e which other possess.
| they siren gtilen and in, igoratf the system.
| The, are une.laled for general debility.
| They are u cure Tor dyspepsia.
| They give q good and HEALTHY appetite.
| The assist digestion.
| They are the hest sti:rulcnt in existence
| They are a preventive fever aud agne.
| They rrheg. constipation
| They cure nervous headache.
They perfectly pure and palatahle.
Aged persons and delicate felnale, will find the,
can SAKE large doctor bills By use ofthese Btters
| Beware OF counicrfci;s Rod Jacket Bi,ters ar
only sold III bottles, with name blown on III
side --orE-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

ga weave k,usU u ~. u, 10 .us oeSto
- Asvey TEE Gssag 80 W MO- - -
c~ssse. osd ssst us damage rsssseo 70
500 of he ssrurgess pVrtsops o. the 'vfs'
The Are on On ,rleston wss slso kept up.
The cork Of erecting re.'d. nces Tor rtosi
o,,eone,a on Morris leland peogr sses,
soousu he sebv,s annoy tsc wvstueo ~
the extent Of ,belr sb,luy ty sheiliny the
buildings.
Gen. Fosters late exps dition created
great scare in Savsnusb. Tue rams We
removed dowD to tie oosfIuctiobe u ice
river, and G,n. Johnston srnt . brigade o
| Georsis troops to savannah, which -" al
vsrt,d 1t Augusta 20 JOha's Island, wler'
they PARTICIPATED IN the fight Of The 9th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
WASHINGTON. July %.

A letter from the A,.., VI, us fvtonsc,
2Stb, says tho artivs, OF some troops IL th.
vicinity Of Bermuda Hundred day or tw.
aeo attracted the attention Of the cremy
and caused them to believe that an advanc
on Richmond BY way uf Malvern Hill va
intended.
A force consisting o. kershaw's division
Of L,Dgstreet's curps, VAS imm, dlafel,
withdrawn IRON the vicinity ct Petctsbu!.
and sent dowu to ch, OK the movement.
To counteract them he I'd corps 49, d..
tached and sent across the Jane. River.
and 1t six o'clock yesterday morn ng ou
advance met the rebei skifm,sherc ~ ~
open Rcld opposite janice Neck, with I,
battery in position at tue edge Vi the wood
on the farther side.
A long limo ii skirmisheys vas a. orc
thrown uus, Who soon drove tue rebsls I,
their brea<twOsks, where they wers KEEP
engag while brigade u tn. lat div,s,u.
muved around ON the lett u tho enemy /,
line, and getting on their flank, charged
and drove them from their guns iUtr th,
woods, capturing SO "r 60 prisoners, FLU
guns and . quan' ity of email arms.
Tue enc.sy tell back on tarir reinforce
msu,s vino occupied strung works butt to.
years ago. and our troops fl!o~ed, ia il.
portions ON their front aud Il .nks, and be-.
t",e ID resci ca you the entire iorcc ws,
Be csptured or routed.
The xuus taken are tour ~. pounier p .
rott-, marked Nay 29tb, 1864, near R,cD
0ond ind are tue ssn. that wete G psureo
frrm the 18Th c,rps, At Drugs Buff las,
Nav.
Our loas was only about half d,zet
wounded none seriously.
Gen Grant rode to the front in comma.
~ With Gen. Hancock and viewed the en-.
emy's position. lie seemed well pleas. d
With the morning operations.
General Fosters command had quite .
lively time With the enemy yesterday .,
chs poios, but bis Ercs being ~cak b. fol,
bstk half . mile, to . stronger position,
which be held until tue arrival OF the
corps. us Lust 40 " SO wounded during
che day.
An attack was expected on warren's
leons yeses rday. hut /" sas not made.
. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
SAhpusEY, July Is

=
The funeral Of Maj. Gen. M,Pne'son' a.
CLYDE, to day, was very largely stthIuto
aud the ceremonies very iupiessive.
The body was attended oy four q o..
pei sonsi stsH, and one company c' tue 10 u
u. d. in'ansr, 2l,b OHIO battery. u. "
,4ndu.ky, l2Sth o.. from johnson. -, =
md. formed he n,lta'y escort. nv. 4
IL u.ldr~tb, 81. Il CDu'ca, SIS the ots,o'
liz address Was listened 20 Si'h orestn es'
| interest.
Amorg the mourncrs were the mo.11'
! grandnot Der, two sisters, a. two o1o'1eis
| Tue hunter present. were estimaseu
10 COO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
MEMPHIS. July 27.--Aprarently authentic

MEArHis. July 2T.---Aprarently authentic
reports from Helena say an expedition, con
sisling of negro regiments, portion Of the
10Th Illinois cavalry and and q section OF
battery, which left that place Monday in
the direction of White river. when near Nell
son. IL mile cut, encountered formidable
rebel force. and after short fight returned
Col. Brooks, OF colorcd regiment, and
the captain Of the artillery are reported
among the killed.
The r.be.s pursued them to within nine
miles Of Helena, when our troops made a
sand. The fight was going on sharp when
our informant left.
The remain 'er Of the 10Th cavalry and
other reinforcements are being rapidly for
wardcd from Helena.
Gen. Washburne has issued an order that
I'll persons in West Tennessee and Missis-
sippi having c'ttnn, will be permitted to
bring it to Memphis and store it in the
bands Of government, subject to such de.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
E'ISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS
BOILING : FRYING -STtWING -STEEPINC
with the flame that lights the room.

By the fame of common lamp. 4. the cost Of
cents worth of OIL very com'oi liable break
fast can be co, ked-IN. y. Tribune.
simple in construction. easily kept in order
rcadv Tor in moment conI enIent
to have on hand Druggists Circular.
Fi>h's Lamp one OF Tue most popnfar novel
ties Of the dav the utility Of il is un4uestionable,
great saving is made in heating and cooking
small articles. aud can be made 70 cook meals
for a great many persons. which is actually done
on the ambulance cars which carry the sick sol
d;crs-i Scientific American.
For family use. hospital tent. barrack, pcnics.
fishing nnrserv. or sics ROOM i. u IN article Of
comfort beyond all proportion 10 is cost iIai's
Jour of Health.
Ihasa tried the apparatus and my wife and
proclaim the same a most valuable and indspcns
able article and we no" wonIar how we could
have SO long done without it. Ed. Goa. Oil Cir
cuar.
An economical continuance for getting up hea.
at short notice for nursery and general household
purposes, one important point is the
saying in cost over coal fires. II \. y. Evening
Pest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

For Medical md Table uscs which are perfectly
pure, and ured only be tried Ia be appreciated
None genuine unless they have orr polf iab,i on
each bottle and cur initials pressed ~ wax over
the cork. Sold by I'll druggists and dealers
throughout the eotntry. Ga! for our goods and
take 70 other Circulars 10 The trade applied
on application BENNETT PETERS AcO..
sid Is No u River ST.. Chicago
f. ;. DaIIori. at wholesale by Beidcrbcchc 4
Miller iune2p-i6wlv
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago BY Fuller. Finch
& Fuller, Bushnan L Nan Setback. W d. liar
r- a Co. ard {. I. Smith. druggists IN Dav
rilnnI, IN Erilerhcch & Mllinr. incl. div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30


r GU tons have been t'ttsf,a ~ ~
TT AIRY Department s"r wareh'"-"g c'-
I lied .pnit- md Manufactured to'scco u''
der the recent Internal Revenue. W.
new classes OF warehouses are create" I"
b. eAclu,,vely nsed Tor tbs purpose vice
,b. direction ci the officers 81 tie tntefhs
R.y.ru. TIE negotiations ado.'eh -
IN must respects similar ~ those ~."'
poy,rn the establishment end adin'h'>''s
.,n -, The, custom wart lpusc~
A,umbvr .! luuian trertits, hhsife
their III c, the r,,noV end Il cation u W
,irus western tribes, we've not ecteu up"
bv tho Senate At the late session a. 90
pre.,, it being dened in'xpediet du'n
the ltcsent Unsettled coud''o'. % "
cruntf, I" atr,n.s TO carry GU, tlei' l''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

A special to tGe u. it'i" "os
a.. .ba, A eiii IS alive sha WI
and on duty At llagersto~r. o.,..,
The steamer X pubic from Nc" o''sa'
o;,v, tue following report:
On ,lc at, ,n'.n d tie z"n INST we
north Of Cape ll.tteras sts -" c.
ciau, .,esner s'eauing N,''h. one ~,
t 6.,k rssea, pant, back and burned 60
10, ~, ,,eer.d Tor the R'puo'ic, bu
shcv list sisht OF her ~ q O'clock 10 IT,
avanin0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

Granite .irMv srsthtH ~
.uti~s # Ktshms0nd'
n arnl Eue 0gemeNtS s0Sss'
ctp0ied.

uaRaI.puaG. July 20.
The rebels Lsve c'oss.d ala te'c'pss.
81 p .oms- ~ + ,tling waters, ana us''
ss.,n crossed or were crossing yestefo,y.
III. evening they were 10 force: ana sa''
., - 4vUUO strung. at n4nc' CT. lie!
re sl.o crvssirr. ard ars are sap'esa'
49,, ,bn, my get to Bedford Spring
-, Cov d'n-s'- ~"- -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
" AsAiNGrvk, Juy 20.

Hpeo;al to N Y. Post.
Aiyicrs FROM the Army Ut the Pofoma
show that Grant has ,ccufeh v,r. impm
tsnt strategic position sooSe Bermuda iiu"
dred. a. the result of the crg cement .
Wednesday, and it g,vss the commsnd
To- d base Of supplies, only ten mites Iron
Richmond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

From Rev J. Newton Brown. n. D.. Editor Of
the encyclopedia OF Religions knowledge.
Although NO. disposed to favor or recommend
Patcn: Medicine, III general. through di>trust OF
their ingredient. and efforts yet know Of ~
sufficient reasons WIS man may not testify 10
what he believes himself to have received from
amy simple prenaraiion, IN the hope that he may
thus contribute. 20 the benefit Of others.
do thi, more readily in regard to Ioofand $
German Bi.ters. prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jack son,
Of this CITY, because Wa prejndicrd a@HinS'
them for many yeas,, under TIE impression tina,
they were chiefly III alcohoic fixture. J am in
lelied to riy f,ie.d Robert Shoemaker. Esq, fer
tie removal ofths prejudice by proper tesi-. and
ION encouragement 10 try them. when suiierin.
from great and long continued debility. The use
of three bottles OF these bi;tcrs AZ the beginning
Of the present Year was .i'!'oFed by esidelt reh"
ant. restoration TO a dceree 81 bodily and menta
yienr which | had not -. tn six months heior.
ana had almos, dcsiared oi regaining. there
fore thank God ana , .rirnl ior directing me t
Tie use Of them J. NEWTON BROWN.
PulLaDgLpnia, June 23i, 1851.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
evening.


DALI ""iJ
Gen. Wallace has lntoraed ine ou''o's
new-p.pers IN tbs e.. .h, render. -
-. (. Eeived last night ~hisn 'e"u.
upnecessary 10 continue any onser 'le -
atr,ct,on on ne ~, rs heretofore oioe'e''
cent 80 far a. IL relates TO the I'o'e"'s"''
o. troop. in tbs I'"n-r'mrh'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

hl~EA~fs % 1uh NE.Ycrs, SEMINAL.
1 Jr.4%ssy, tND sHxHsL * -Exs--n ,,,.,.,
,.. -. =. ..eVos,s or the ho" AID
,->DCiaTlUN- sent by ,nnIl IN sealed letter ei
..lopcS. free ri charge. Address. DR. }. Rh IL.
IN HDl.GuION. Howard Association, No :;
south Einth STRICT Philadelphia. Pa "pldw!!
tnlron o. Dnsocnlr-I. r >~ With you'
permission wish 10 say 10 tae readers q your
,,n,r that viii send thcni, by return mail to
All who wish il, free, l;eceipe, with full Dire
.on- for making and using simple Vegetable
.a!rn .hat viii ei.ecluly remove, IN ten days,
n ,,les. blo.e,.cs tan, ireckes. and all irppnri-
,.es Of the skin, ieasin. the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
iwill i!-oIn mail fre- to thpsr having bal'' heads
,r bare FACES, simple directions AID in'orna'ion
that wi, uatie them 10 start fuli growth o
luxurilnt Hair. Whi*kcr- ~ Nous'acilc II l's
than ihltiy days All applications answered b,
r. turn mail without ci.ar-,c.
Ks>penuiiy, Ii'>- r. 'hAIM ~
Chemist. a.,l Broadway, New FORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

d. spstcbcs received Lei. ray tas' NV
ia. ,,,.6p Efforts to renew the sh'suit q
) ef,rsn's lines since the battle o f'osS
they were feeble ,HJrts ard .a,ily ah'
.osnp,iy ,cpell.d, WITH an aggregate los
-. sherman ri onl, about 100 msn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
CRY tvinr, July % b. VIA I
WAsnir.ros, july 2otn. J
0ponlal tn Ruiietiu.

All LAST n,gut and ,nis morning Wed
ne .ds,l there lac been very h'svy iiriit
ON the other aide OF tho Aproria;ux.
There 10 . rumor in circulation h.r
that one uf tho rebel rains has snnk on
oi our yunbosss, and that the rsms cvt'
templsse an excursion to this place.
T~o Of our monitors have gone up th'
river
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

NV YoRx, July %.
The steamer Fung S.uy irom New y
lea, a the 2lst arrived.
The E,a VI the 2i-t mentions the 'u""'
that tie Florida MAS captured by cur sun
hat. INT .tafe. "a "a un'fDs'woitpy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

pssistsW. - may hereaftaf b snada. !
qua termastar giving receipt therefor. II
any cotton brought N is dispos u in any
Of manner it will be confscated 10 the
Ne o. ] ove4nme II.
CAIRO, july 2a.--Steamer Emperor, fro n
New Orleans, 2lst. has arrived
She reports q rebel battery Of guns g
miles above Skipwih's Landing. which fire d
several shots into the iron clad gunboa,
20, doing little damage
Steamer Clara Bell. from vicksburg fnI
White river. has not been heard from |,
is feared she was DESTROYED.
Tie steamship Yazco City arrived at New
Orleans 18th.
Nothing doing in cotton. Speculative in
quirv for sugar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
New Yusx.

NEW HVRE, July 90.
The palmeeeo q ssld III TUE 2lee .taees
I. g ushIersa hsd lsls for Cha, lesion lasr
~.
6sei saoees ; ssdssgelag sseshss 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky.

They will cure The above diseases IN Ninety nine
cases ont Of hundred.
Do yor WAIT SOMETHING STRENGTHENING
30 YOU WANT 4 GOOD APPETITE
Do You WANT TO Ds'ILD IT inrE CONSTITUTION
30 YOIT WANT TO FEEL WELLy
} o YOU WANT TO GET - or Ne BUSINESS
DO YOE WANT ENERGY:
DO lOU WANT To SLEtP WE'LL
DO You WANT A PlsK AsD viGEIor, FEELING
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