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THICAGO AND NORTHWEST.
~ EKN RAILWAY COafrANY-Ths Annual
Meeting the Bond ead stockhoders Of tae Ghissgo
e RIsessr saa foE tes e ~ Sh:,
thf o1.cr Of the Compa1y IN the city Of Chicago.
Thursday the I'd day oi Jnne, A. p 1854, st3 oclk
nt3c.ta$s51 WILLIAM b. OGDEN. President.
, 1864-05-17
4 Pathological View OF sA'ar'

EortA.inE nearl5 500 pskes. aud 1so nne t1e1 rs
! stste q Heath md ir;eaae. VIII TrtAuse @ On
Es Aeuss la n.pls1ahle tosse9asneMe M Srstt III
lbs eniy r.ton.l ard sueeessfal naede q lntSf
AAv1ees 70 tbs marrte&. and thsst centemp!atlnf
Ear1asge, Tho entertain doubts or then Eoss'e a.
receipt Of Is cents, in stamps al cnfrshcy ~
LddkotEiEB Dt. La Ek0l1. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Al
, 1864-05-17

NOTICE-Tha Directors Of the
IN .L.ks Superior Forwarding Compauy havtng
voted that increase OF the capital stock Of 3l 90
be authorixcd nrd that It be onefsd aud roeo.
Cd Yfnar tac merchants sad capitalists Of 0hcaSo.
BookH Of suhscyipien art open 1t the e1lca q n B.
Fiatt TreaKprtr No, Is Wells street, to raman thur
for tan days J. C. FAEG0, I
j.H. BOWEN, :
N. T.. TLAFT,
], q. YOUa8,
, 1864-05-17

&OlH1&FN4 Nf1E 10 OAF 6ENEfM9
Dp not trust to the army supfiles; Cholsrs, F>yes
and Bowel GsEp!ss: E;4 fn3!aw ye9! ~ a,sss iqs4
should be in eFer1 nA1's lnRstacx. 1h9 1r.thh and
French trosps use NJ ether ne4c19ss II ths rssdcT
from the drug store IN tst place. 1st him write 70
50 MAIDEN La1s ckclsslnE The AHsunt. aud Fill Ill
edicints baud bccau.e thry eanlot make = muck
propt II other pef5snaf nlAte. IS co1n. y centt
and ii fs pcr ko1 Sr rot. nyi7-Ei72lw.M
, 1864-05-17

Forn4r:1y II Jamss' Ao.piAl. Cos!:m aense stress.
xeE &; ;.uan4 La.,, established Ia 1885, acS pttMaa-
nentiy heated :. Is Randolph sfect chicago, ~"
Su1 EckvrTLors, and ali kik d. Of BLOOD
Az Exaa DIs1AsEs AKu DIaokpkrs o. Eos:
%aS1oEA VIM tAL EuA AEAcrkE. tnres tben withsnL
1esnrtine 70 Mcrcury, IeplrE, rorAasI1 Arssnie o.
Nv nrfsOi. but with . NkuTkAl1zEh, POSITIVE
~ H1xx tcY I'll humor. and blood pasona.
OxaAN1c WEAKSEsa such =. ssn,nss srvsI - =,
aSnse q de eysten esrly i dtscsetto,.; e1sess ..
KntAA<s he1edltArisy. rau lug lob. oi Menoiy. sea
fustoa oppression. l.mn.s- End often Tines ~.
with ocT ccporasle train Of syanso1s ireatea l. see
nadlcalv cured BY i-fnib4e tnesAea tas!h. E-oee
Erpe ann cxpense. G!ect +onorfheA. str,ctn1e, ena
ii dlst neas peculiar tho eezes Of private
Txatcal. custa- x,,cr untR1R1R fJ,AsR
arSnra tnn hInod hsx becUme poituned- pfSunclak
rloIchss on he face ezna watery hlstefs paife y
&c neao and bozes uccrated throat n"se nmst ana
BODY. scrufnla, toEette. Nth an endless nanoef o'
IN - is recomneaded By the pres. q
4r senth he uesis. ,acn; ~ sns1 =,
dsstels md De cnred of srr =, AZ
ReMr r-1bur Dr. JayueG' Once 2sd Eaftot M1 ~ 81
Bs~dnSnh hetEecu State and Dearborn sueeH1..
OtaSs tHsi'' 10u - MyH..-1N
, 1864-05-17

Distaate ter evcr7tktAs whether su,tcaktce for
mind os bedy. 1ksi,adc and hauEticn
c.etaoa a!d cttcula:1ea IT eaectoai!9 renevsa y
EL11IR; thi4 crest tsn[c and restorative Isnea!
Will rxpel every unp!e symptoa .iseus koa niad
ase eyey snimal f9td I'll be ps.!ass every sss5ue.
eyEat rrgenerate4. These may sem stFna: stats
xneIe hut they fav betns ont By the
able scsttueny Of crowd Of whine scs 6otd by Ill
EesrectAh1c druggists thsoukhoat Ae U1ited States
md Canada Ecd Advancement my1tkiTls1ttE
, 1864-05-17

SEASONED FLOUKBARkEL
sravEs, CIRCLED HEADING AND
FLAT ASH HODFS,'
Hov landing and for sale BY .ru..
m3l1es291~ Aao'.n nTH1H1 =, ~ [Sa. -
TOO sBLs, NO. I BESzolE'
- 100 ptls. L1SSEED OIL,
QTo1a WHITE LEAD.
For sa1c hy sAA ~ AN CO,
, 1864-05-17

nnnnasraa1 eh5gc,sn, %1oIlue1lr Of q. Lett. NOD
Esu be consulted It his sEace 1is s2ots 91e ne
T.st c,cc Oh III Chronic Diseases and efsasGs ~ 81
p1iTale And delicate Rstare. IN sosh rrxrata
Were L.des nd Gratsmc1 en- GonssI nr. ne
*nxP IL: Sundays ii t. Il 4. ID. CofaMunactnnsh1 4 ~
se hi! Adafddts iafdt te He.In
FROM he Doctors lsng e1pc7ence In Fnep1hAa ano
private practice. he Is sbe !o pc5sTM n sAs - fS~
oat sasrfe aid pl1eated ssates, In vslJ eho1'
tine, without tue use Of mercury. ~, IL xltea u
Young men suffering ffom self - ,rrTnjsri-
call 4 perfect waE1anted rsTsle u Ssqsons
s4,nS anv oSstracunns "a marriage, should cal =
cEt+1 cHGs sto ot satrrss 11o' ~ ap2S47sl4Tia
, 1864-05-17

Unwilling to remnin Oh the defensive, Gen.
Ilnrsdsy nh 1ne ar ye gsaesa
% thc next morning. Burnside, Who had esen
hitherto in reserve, was ordered IN, ma Lad nant
~ 1,crform, was strengthened by four alvi-
sioRs taken from the 5th and Oh c9l2S' 80 80
shnt he nov commanded nearly one-han the
army. IT,. llama of tat+1e
b,,rst 1artli all along the line, which, from
sSdTp ;cE,s right to Hnncock's lctt, hau an
e1tent Of nbout seven miles.
IN The rjsht sedgwick attacked, engaging
rwe,1- who. however, showed strong trout
Tho two divisions Warren had LEFT. namely,
thnsc Of Griffin and Crawford, badly handled
.hose s-9aH a. nontent them selves with repn}sinE
liz rnh:l attack. Wadsnorth, connecting
With Hancocks right puts firth . desRer1hte 3he
| head If lis division, has TIVE horses shot m
der lin, and is then himself shst In Inc tse
head and left In the bands Of the enemy, bnt
whether dead or alive is not yet known.
Burnside, somewhat tardy, is only skirmish-
Ing as Jet, and has hat no serious business:
Hancock, on the left, attacked promptly At
, 1864-05-17

O'Clock and ga1lantly droYo the enemy ebo1t
3 mile and 9 hall, taking the febel line Of
rifle pits and five colo1s. In their turn the
rebels attack vigorously, and ths ammunition
Of Hancock's men being exhausted, they are
forced back to their original lines at II
o'clock. The enemy even turns the extreme
left. formed by Franks brigade Of Barlow's
division, which broke In considerable confu-
sion down the road. This, howevet, was
Ircmptly repaired, and the enemy prevented
from following up hi1 advantage. After this
all remained quiet with Haucock uutil
O'Clock In the afternoon
Hitherto Hancock had met only the corps
Of Hill, but at four In tho afternoon, Long
street'e corps, which htd marched twenty
fve miles to get into the fight, came Up, mud
Lee prepared to hurl the main weight Of his
force, with vieE OF doubling up our lett
1ank, and rolling Us back on tue enemy.
The rebel attack WAS made at precisely Ala
and was made In four lines, the letl on the
plank read. It was marked BY the greatest
yigor, and succeeded in breaking our lines.
fort Of our breast got aflre and portion
Of the Sd and 4th divisions brslkE- Gibbons
division Tas, however, promptly formed in
rear Of the break. The brigade Of Carroll,
(wlo conducted himself with distinguished
ga1lantry, and though shot through the aFm,
World not leave the tfeld,) forming By the
left; the brigade Of Brooks by tho tight.
This Was effectual in checking the rebel I'd
rance, and after forty-fiYe minutes Of most
desperate fighting, the crisis had passed
Ihe hersism md skill Of Hancock, and the
yalor Of his command had saved our army.
Failing on the left, the rebels repeated their
usual tactics by q night assault on our right,
Of Gen. T. Seymour, who Was himself cap
tEred, but the break did not extend to the
other portions of the line, cnd though come
confusion Was fnseparable from a night rs.
sanlt, The rebels had gained nothing alter all
The rebels expended their utmost strength
IN the battle Of Friday, and failed to accom-
plish any decisive results. It mas obvious
Tint they were in very great strength, for
they showed full line along our g4ole front,
extending beyond our right and overlapping
eur left.
SktrmIshes Of Saturday. May r.
It was, therefore, diaicult on Friday night
to say whether the enemy would resume the
attack or retire. In case of tho former alter
native, q new and stronger Inns, considerably
contracted, was selected on Friday evening.
The attack, however, was not resumed In the
morning, and dreconnoissanccs and eElrmish-
es made during the day along the whole
line, though developing on the part Of the
enemy q streng skfr1nish line, left little
doubt that the main portion Of his army was
retiring.
army by rapid night march toward Spotsyl-
rania- Accordingly march Of fifteen miles
was made during the night, aud this morning
finds the whole army masstd at Todd's Tav-
ern. Ne shall doubtless, to-day, feel for Hard
toward Spotsylvania Court House, where we
shall probably fnd the enemy In position.
Although We have no reliable returns OF
out losses In the three days fight. it is prob
able they will reach $1,000. The loss OF the
enemy cannot vary much from that NJ ure,
, 1864-05-17

nATENT COMMISSION HOUSE
vklaabic Pstenf EEhts sofd sor cash. tons.gn.
ments re.pectfailJ solicited. Add.1s saydsE ~:
sntdtr b WE1rei4to refer 10 1s"-H b. gmith. Cne93.
iesi Bank John McKewan, 1mpos tar $ Maiden Lane;
John Witnot, 10; 2 Boying Green ]. n. Kirby M
ropolItan Bank, Now York.
t1.e13a
, 1864-05-17

sxE that Zach hottls you buy has tho new sssse
engraved Label displaying superb vEuotte Of SetnA
George and the Dragon, with shttif contalninE .
canttonnE! inscription underneath: and 1t the foot
Smith" to counterfeit which . felony.
, 1864-05-17

syn r T o II IS
Tho s5mpto1 Of Catarrh as they generally appess
that tne{ hnvs r oent httaess, and are more sensl:
tive the chA1Ee3 Of Temperature In this eondtton
the nose n.aY ha dry, slight dtscnarge, thin and
Gcf3d, 2tterEsrl becoming thcE and anhestrs. AZ
creased l9 .ty snd changed In quality they
now tbct and heavy; md a.s kaEked Or eo9zhed n
~ vose 4 tnisS .aa nasal, tho syss ars wsaE tas
frequently tskea place. Another cosrmcn and In
port1tt SYN mptsm IT CataIrh 10, that the person Is
sr s'imy mRcous, which has fallen sown trona the
bead dqEtns tbe shs hen sas aae;s e. n.ss 9e e
the hugs, 1na should loose tns Ia arr.strk It.
THx ABoyE AEx But FEW or TEE xASY CATARRHAL
SYMPTOMS.
, 1864-05-17

three times q day
re TIM CralAL
From Hon. Thos. J. Turner Ex Member Of Congress-,
tFQm Illinois, late Speaker Of 1ilLaon House OF Be-
psesestasvcs, and Grand Master OF a. :. and a. ID
of tue State Of Illinois,
DIR. .. II. sEELYE:
D1AE SrKTn reply to your notica Of the 18th Last,
IwouIh ray that severely aa3lctet with Catstrh
fer 1ea1z, when became aequatnted with you and
bona txo bottles Of orr LiqG!d CatsEth Rsysdy'
snd tefole tho second bottle vs. nnsshed - coM;
ptet&ly cured / can recommend The modIcfne to all
AFFLICTED witn Catasrh. zuo. -,r.,,z,,
Respectfully your1s THUS. j. e1aEH"
B- Fo, sale hJ all Druggists. uy1a e7es-ln-T.ras
, 1864-05-17
The Battle Of Thurstlays Mny S,
From the n. 7. Times, May 1871

NC QlhpUk1lIuA AUoFC EIfC0 VIII uAs1
shoN that there must he for 4 considerable
time great interval between our centre
(Narren,) and our LEFT (Ilancock- ian Inter
val which could only be filed By Hancock
swinging round and connecting with War
ren. The attempts Of the enemy were main
II directed 10 getting possession Of the
plapk-road. and planting himself between
The two halves Of the army. In this he was
completely foIled, for Warren and SeagWick
held the front firmly nntil Hancock in the
afternoon arrived, and completed the line.
This WIS not done without severe lsss, cs-
peel lily on the part Of Warren, two Of whose
| divisions, namely, those Of Wordsworth aud
| Griffin, lost each third Of its numbeEs-
| Frnm Charlottesville, where Hancock
! had hivouacked on Thursday night, he ad-
yauced to the intersection of Brock road and
| the OTapge and Charlottesville plank road,
| where he found Getty's division OF the 9Th
| Coeps. Forming line Of battle be attacked at
4 o'clock, md fought very severely until 8,
| enpagins Hi1's corps. The enemy held q
strppg position behind tmproyiscd breast
works and was already formed in line Of bat
| t3e while Hancock had great affIlcalty IL
prfticr in as lie was marching by the flank
| Ia mass> but he ktoutly held his position al
fhe cross- roads, from which all the efforts O.
| the enemy could not drive him.
| The engagements Of Thursday we're go fal
successful that they defeated the purpose o
tle enemy to advance upthe Orange road ant
nenrtrate between Hancock and Warren
was however, only by the utmost skill ant
r,ror ti,at Iris was effected, for had the rebel
bcer, ab1e to penetrate mile further the
wn,,1d haze achieved their end
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05


BrrrAIo. Nov. ga letter received
in this city from friendly Canada dated
DominsonsvilIe near Niagara, gives pa,ticu.
lars Of the design Of the raid on Buffalo
which failed. tic says that through the
promtitude OF our authorities two Coincide.
rate Officers named Mack, and DENIM, had
charge Of the affair; all arrangements were
completed they had 100 men in Buffalo
who had been coming for week previous
and were scattered about the city in differ
ent boarding places, at a signol these men
BY means Of Greek fire could are the city
as various places and then proceed to work
murder and pillage. Though the plan fail.
90 It Is not abandoned and they swear thew
viii destroy Buffalo.
Capt Oteneat Of the 10th New York
regiment was arrested here and sent to
washington day.before yesterday i,nplicat.
"a in soldiers voting fraud.
The Express this morning editoriallv
states the frauds in soldiers votes have
been discovered in this city.
New YoRE, Nov. 5-Msj. Gen. Peck left
here this morning, for the Canadian. Osws.
Cos. Precautionary measures arc being tax.
On by the civil and military, against any 1t.
tempt that may be made by the raiders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05
Erie Railway.

Burlsroad Gauge Double Track and telegram
tc TO New York. boston, philaderhis
altimbre, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carving the Great Through.
United States Mails
KNXPKESS TRAINS LEAVE DUyKIRK or
~ buffalo on the arrival Of al trains from IN.
West via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal.
aInanca on the arriva Of trains via the New Reed
Gauge Atlantic and Crest Western RAILWAY frnc,
Cleveland, o., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo. or from Cleveland e
Of Six Foot Gaugc combining ease and comfort
without change in wide, ro0,ny. palace cars a.
rect to New York. perfection attained BY no
other route. ~
FORFREIGHT
between all points East and West, our facilities arr
unrivaled. Forming close and reliable Connection
Ut Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western road. and
q Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, by which route there y
no transfer between New York and Cleveland
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
Oil points in the West, making as quick time and
a low rates rs by any other route
For freight or passage apply u all the nrincin,,
offices in the West, and n ~ Clark street Chics.
60, 40 Broadway, New York, asd 3 south s.
=. r., New York, 10 State strcet, Boston.
CHAS. M1NOT. Genl STUNT
ELS. SPENCER. West'D Az
=. ". BLAxcHARD, GcnI Freight Agent
w. H. BARR HenI Ticket cant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05
Hannibal / 81. joseph RalIr.a1

A Nd STEAM PACKET LINES on THE
q Missouri ss. I. River; The most practicable ,oute
ginis City, Gallatn Denver, washoe. Boisee = nd
California Daily Overland Stages from A,cb ii.
SON TO above points. All rail to 81 joscnL A.
Gibson, Lstan and Weston. The Dsiiv Pscns.
Emile, runs from Weston to Leavehworth. seven
miles, and Kansas City, forty niles stage
connections from Leavenworth md Isnssse e3sv
Fee. "' 's"'S
Tri-Weckly Packets. -The elegant pacts,. "a
crado. Denver, J. 4: Lacy, West Wind and :.
nalcrs form Tri Weekly Line from st. JosepS
70 Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha :.
Also Daily Stages from 81 Joseph 10 above poiats.
Miner: with teams and luggage carried on the
same train and packet to the above starting ponfa
and arrive fresh for the Plains
- Connecsions made BY rail ssd BY packets ON "
Mississippi River with the Hannibsf 4 81 Los 4
r. st Quincy and Hannibal s
:, For through Tickets or Freight, apply % h. n
rrettyman, agent, n Dsvenport, Or On bo.sd ne
1T HAYWARD. Cen.l s.p,t :
r = 0ROAT, 0en dicnst m
w. - 00nfXQAN ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05


W60R1ATNATION AL TnOnouoHrARr
= sgaln open for frsiahts ana travel' m
- :ad msehinsry dsstroyed ore rcplecs1 81 ~
tnnnsne stock, with al fscent imnrovsrss ~"
80 - the BRIDGE and track re arsG h s,Ssss.
oA ccndat!ca the veil earned rsputstiou Of ~
rod for SPEED. SECURITY "a C0n = ~
~! q more than sustained under he ro.ore.ri''
sa1toa 81 ite busluesa esna'
a eaemtoo to the unequaled attractions Of .eA.
tssns,s nery heretofore conceded to this routs.
~: spon ne border have associsted uunsr.
"a Ss 1910 rPon she road, between tho Ohio Piv"-
nsfpers Ferry. with painful but instrnct;vs
01ss..ssioss = u. Ohio River -. c,...,..
80 lasseearg. Contfal Ohio and Vssscs.. ~
anenn:t ksilroads; and throusn 1Ss,s .s eaS
- ~ - eenshwest 4 6etpsf's Il =. ~ -.
,WloeASet rood a. WssEiSr<s. isy. ~
- WoeAio9ton broach fof WasS;s. ~. ~.
X& ~ ~ 4towef Epteu1o3 = no,tiso.ss ~
- 49, esllaEe sd1lllenol q fkeoeeS tIS;.ss :.
- s "a yps1herA Cll(16I ~ ~ ~
49, ~ n w1.1 49,! q 49, q. y ;iS
r. - - - RI - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05


CAl1n R4seaes eSy s}nrr,oGs
4 vAea LkAvk Ink DGfQI .Qf TIE OLus
~ Coloay and Newport Il - 8 3rncr q
:. FOR .sssssr iETsof0 BY c.s n. f brown.
nondays, Wcdpeedays, and FSjdays
For steamer EMPIRE STA1t, Cent. r. Brsv.
ton, On Tuesdays, Thursaays 80 OftDaays.
Passengers By this route csn take the 40 =.
Y. exprsas tsaiu andsr3vr q GeliA5so a Phi
River one hour before The sleaimb06t train. civ !.
pafatiOns r. the passage.
Passenger ~ ihis .ins goisg 70 Fhilsdslphia.
y BaIt:mo' y Warrington. "a, - essssct with
uAegaee checked through.
:. baggage master accompanies the passengers
through 20 New York. Tickets, Berths and Sists
Rooms secured = tbs o. .. ~ Newport Rail.
Acarriage divided into apartments. on tie Eu.
roPesn plsn - bcea pel upsn thi6rUi(s 10 C.
comm0date Parties and Families
GEO. ShlvERICK, General Aeen,
81 Washington St. Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05

Nsw YoRk, Nov. 6.-Ths Tribuns's
Washington special says 1t. Cal. Murphy,
9TH New York heavy artillery, whose arrest
has been before announced, TO day testified
that large number Of soldiers afiidavits
and powers Of attorney, purporting to have
been sworn before him and bearing his
name, were forgcries. He makes the sew.
cnth officer whose name has been forged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05

ssvs1Soe t0t rsH81OuS OF oeuevotout puFpceeS, one
third Of the regular rates.
Obituary notices, one half the regular rasee.
Advertisements not accompanied with ,nstruc.
saous viii be inserted until forbid. and charged
accordingly.
Advertisements discontinued before 1.-THE expi.
sseaou u the time contracted for will be chayGed
abort time rates.
&Jtansieut advsrtisomsuts must b paid for in
0dvauoo.
Advertisements inserted Ia the Weekly On
reasonable terms. J. RICHARDSON.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05
Great Central U. 5. Mail Route


ENASTwARD Thrse passenger tra;.s from,
-lAC'nraeo daily via Michigan Central Railroad.
noon and evening. with 50
arcat Wessern seHalwny
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Parks ny..
ton, Prescott, Montreal, Qnsisr, Postiand, &c !:
And At Buffalo and Suspension bridge with Nev
York Central and New York 4 Erie Railro. adj, ca
k ks.a S " Utica Albany New York.
FOUR Daily Express Trains via q. w. Rv.
from windsor, opposite Detroit. BY which Oar:
are run through to Toronto without change or
delay, making the most expeditions and desira.
bic Canadian route, - we'll as to Suspension
Bridge, Buffalo aud the EAST
Patent busters and ventilators on Ill Cars
U. >. bank notes and postal currency taken At
par for meal and refreshments ut all the eating
houses and retreshment rooms on the lima ne tSSs
Great Western Railway.
Sleeping Cars, Of the latest improvements. on
all night trains y
iickets wa these favorte Routes can be Obtain.
ed IN all the Railroad Offices.
A. WALLINGFORD.
Gent Westn Agent, 81 Lake 81. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05
Michigan Central Railreal.

8rsaf Central Ronts n N,w lorE. Ncp Eno,ssa
anu The Canaaas
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY NV
~ ioth issA, trains viii leave the Ores, Cer.
r.! Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. = to,ors.
20 = NJ, Sundays excepted Arrive m ~ frc,t
6:3op. M; Toronto, 40 D. M: Susn.n.,c,.
ridge, Aus :. M; Buffalo, 500 y m alh.n.
a:4sp. N. View York, $50 p m; Boston IL Sk
q. m.
500 p m; Sstarda, .excepted. Arrive in n.
troit, 500 M; Toronto, 4:45 D. M. Sus ne .;c,,
Bridge, 4:45 p. m; Buffalo, 5:sr ,. N, Aihsnv
80 New York. 1850 q M; Boston. t.n y =.
1000 p: NJ, Saturdays and Sunday . excepted. A..
rive - Detroit 1890 p. m; Toronto, Sos D. m
Suspension Bridge, $40 p. M; Albany, 5;4o
m, New York, 2:a5 I'm; Boston .s.iOp. IN.
CT NCIN Natl TRAIN
(viA Michigan Central X. R.e
Leave Chicago Ut $50 .. M, Nail Train. ana
Fa.t Express. The 800 p. m. tram lcny,nv
Chicago runs through 10 Cincinnati without
change Of cars or baggage.
Tuttan's Patent ventilaiin0 and Wsrmin, :.
eeatus on all Cars Of this Coi,roay. A. Fear,
Smokers' Car, with Euchre Tables, has lately 6eer
AIDED 70 day trains. Patent slcep.u0fkars on
sight trains; Baggage Check I'd fffSdrk. ~
through Tickets for sale at all prnc'naI Raj,
Dad Offices in the West. a. the G~rrrai OH;.'.
Orner Of Lake aud Daarbon streets lnnasr -.
fremont House, Chicago. and al tI,e dsna, '"s
H. n. RICE, Cent Su,.t
IL. q. WENTWORTH. General Western p...
Agent Cbicairo r4 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05

Nsw Yoxx, Nov. GA strong gale pre-.
vailed in the Hudson river yesterday-ths
tide being higher thsn ever before at this
season Of the year. At Congress station Z
portion of the Hudson River track : few
yards in length. was washed away.
The Times Washington special says Ar.
Whiting, solicitor Of the war department,
says, on the LIST Of October We had received
under the last call, over one hundred and
twenty thousand volunteers, and he had
been informed by authority to which he
gave the highest credit, that the last draft,
when completed, would furnish all the men
that would be needed in this war