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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31
Mississippi ( Missouri Railroad.

Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18th, 1884.
Oand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport as follows:
64J 4. ". for Grinnell and Washington.
5 80 =. y. freight : accommodation for Grinnell
2l5r.x do DO lows City
and Muscatine.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
90 A. n. freight and accommodation from
Iowa City.
445 N. freight and accommodation from
Grinnell aud Washington.
l5P.n express from Grinnell and Muscatine.
Tho As a. III. train out Of Davenport, makes
direct connection at Grinnell, Iowa City, and II
Washington, with the Western Stage Co.'S sts.
ges for al points West, South West, and North.
West.
Train from the ives. connect At Davenport
with trains ofthe Chicago Rock Island RR for
all points Fast, North. and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions N to the destination o.:
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars. J. +. TRACY. Supt
A. kixBALL. Asst Sup't nv 16 "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31
Erie Railway.

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telerrsnh
Route to New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, Harrisburg and MI Eastern
Cities. carrying the Crest Through
United States Nails
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DCNK1RE or
u Buffalo on the arrival Of al trains from TIE
West via the Lake Shore Railroad. also from al.
amanca on the arriva al Of trains via the New Broed
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western RAILWAY from
Cleveland, o., giving passengers the sdvsutsee
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland. O..
Of Six Foot Gauge. combining ease and conSort
without change. in wide, roomv. palace cara. al
rect 70 New York. A perfection attained 81 %
FOR FREIGHT
between I'll points East and West our facilities -
unrivaled. Forming close and reliable connecfion
at Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western rosds. M
1t Salamanca with the broad Gaure Atisnfic and
Great Western Railway, BY which route there q
no transfer between New Fork end Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
III points in the West. making = quick time nd
- how rates . By any other route,
For freight g passage apply q III the principal
ollces = Il West, and 4 8 Cisrk street.. che.
e. 20 beo,dw.y, New Yosk, ma = Soath-Se.,
- -, New Yofk, Is 6tate street. Boston.
CHA6. u1NOT. Gal SGT
rs. 0fENChR. Wesgn AZ
y. 4 - 0saa ~ T. Il
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PATENTS.
THENATlONALPATENT OFFICE.
SNYDER & WALTES.
229 Broadway. New York.

Iafent Soliciting H,use and Pytent Commis-
sion Wsase 1oD,hins1.
COLTCITING.-Th Company will act as At
- torncvs for securing Patents for new lnven-
tons in this Country and Europe. on the most
reasonable term; conduct infringement cases, and
procure renewals for Patents.
orr Exhtiation Rooms and Selling Department.
We respectfully submit to the public that ours
is the only responsible Soliciting House in the
World that has an Exhibition Room, and an eff
cient and successful Selling Department attached.
On Patents taken out by US We require no ad-
vance fee for selling.
We are in regular communication with upwards
oflsO Patent Sellers throughout the country who
depend wholly for their supply upon MS. Our
Exhibition Rooms corner broadway and Barclay
streets. in the very heart and center Of the city
daily visited BY numbers Of Capitalists and
men If Enterprise. seeking investments in valua-
bic Patents, for the purpose Of re-seing in sub
divisions, while others and heavier capitalists IRE
always ready to purchase useful Patent and en-
gage in its manufacture and thus secure iucra-
tive monopoly. These sources Of demand that
are daily augmenting are fully sufficient to abb
sorb the entire supply Of Patents being L.
sued. and at fair prices.
Consignments Of Patents for sale are respect
fully solicited. Any information free. RespOn-
sible Agents wanted in every county and town
who have fixed places Of businessto such VIC
will pay $50 per quarter. and per cent. on all
sales. to act ~ our agents, for the explanation
lone hour or more per day OF the models OF such
patents as may be placed in their hands for sale
TO good statesmen, who will give their whole time
to business, will pay tss month: Also travel
ing Agents are wanted at fair salary
/ Agents will be required to give SOME satisfae-
tory security or deposit the cost price Of models,
which will be refunded when returned. Address
sXYbER ( WALTERS, No. e2s Broadway.
RxrxsExcRs We. the undersigned, doing bu-
siness in New York City, do authorize Joseph y.
Walters and 9. Il. snyder, comprising the firm
Of he National Patent Office. to refer 10 u.s. and
wetbelieve they will conduct their business upon
strictly honorable principles.
fSignedl New York, Feb. 2sth
--Mckewan. Esq, Importer. IS Maiden Lane. n.
Y. City; ": L. Taylor, Egg. Banker, Is Wall
st., N. y. City; Chas II. Voorhees,, Esq, Bank.
er. - Pine St.. n i. City; Shepherd, seward 1
Co, Importers. 2l4 Pearl Street. n. \. City J.
Wilmot, Esq, Commission. 2 Bowling Green. n.
I. City: Jshn ". Kirby. Esq. Metropolitan
BANK. los Broadway. n. \. City; II. Arthur.
Esq. British and American Exchange Bankin8
Compensation, 63 Wall st., n. Y. City; u. D.
smith, Esq. Chemical Bank. corner Of Broad
way sad Chambers St., n Y. City.
mhlx-eOd&w1y
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Tribuus's Washington special says
the House Pacific RR. Com. had I ses-
ion..on Sat ,rday without making ATTY
progress. They adhere to their own
bill and do not give much comfort 10 he
Senate bill. which 10 before then, and
viii be reported adversely. The c,m~
mittee does not favor returning any
route except ito o~u.
The Richmond Examiner speaks Of
the gloomy placidity 10 that city cau.ed
BY the closing ofstorts and shop, for the
purpose Of bridging i.to service oil arms
bearing men. The f4milics Of poor mi
litia men continue TO mingle anathemas
and tears With their borrowed crusts.
Extortionists in the markets coutiuue
10 swell their profits and bless the Wis.
dom Of those 10 satbority. The people
have grown sick Of the wrongs inflicted
upon them 10 the short space Of . few
weeks, and we are sure they will treas
urc them up.
The Tines Washing ton special says
the II ,us, Com. on Foreign Affairs are
inclined to tho opinion that Congress
had the right to Indicate what policy
our government shall pursue in regard to
France and Mexico.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31


A scouting party sent out from Alex
andria returned Saturday p. m. They
routed a party If gues r,llas, capturing =
number, and destroyed large quantity
Of supplies.
The California delegation 10 Congress
hope to secure a modification Of the pro.
posed taxation Of miners.
The Herald says it has Information
not proper to publish at this time, Civ
ing details OF movements now taking
place on the Peninsula. Meantime news
Of an important character may be expect.
ed any hour.
Its Burmuda Hundred correspondent
says The Petersburg papers officially an.
nouuce that BeauregArd's loss in his
fights are S040 wounded. The killed
ate not stated.
They also state that tho people OF
Georgia are fleeing before Sherman, and
that they haze e eat difficulty in procur-
IN. food and cob ng.
What forces Besuregard has not sent
to Lee remain in our {. ont strongly en-
lrenched.
Gen. Winder who has had charge Of
the 4 chm,rd pris ms, has shifted quar-.
ters to Goldsboro, n. Z.
Union prisoners have oil been re-
moved from Libby prison.
An Atlanta dispatch to the Richmond
Examiner says the people Of Northern
Georgia are cro~ding into Atlanta,
awaiting the impending struggle.
Relief Committee is doing al posi-
bic, aud appeal to the people Of Georgia
Alabama and South Carolina to aid
them. Immediate help is needed for
destitute womon ard children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31

- = 0AS63 10 ~
h eeooaW Usooean, wisk Msorais
laees . ~ 15sb, arrives isse aiole
o. ~ asssaog d ~ 26sAs ~ CoDoe
CodsO - oaooeke1 g 0oioes' l1n1lng,
dfey aslss bslee Nscs,sxs, b sebei bas.
tesy u ~ goes ED 1o-poao6ess. The
dso 80 sotosned - brill ornaoo0eoe
sssaso Sos belt q hsss, etes - rsbsls
~ess driven a.
The Belle Sc. Leeis, freo nsophie, With
ooe day. later dsess, - arrived.
o. s. hospital oests, 9TH two hundred
Of the sounded 10 The ensaeeoent q Ysl.
Low BAyoa. he'd ssrissd.
Twsusy .oins b,sss, With Geo. Saith's
command, had ass!ssd @ v!ckahurg.
The steamer Loag w0stb vas 6sed isto
on Wednesday last b. . rebel. battery Of
s,x guus, lion the Atksusss shore. near
Columbia. The boas parsed On without
isjcry. Another steamer VS. fred into
the following morning b. Ito came bss.
terry, and the pilot badly vouodsd.
Forrest, with Is COO ucn, 10 reported 70
have been 10 Japiaa, Niss., On the 20sh.-
lie 10 engaged 10 moving forage u Cosinsh.
Portions 81 his command have. within lee
days, made shsiF sYpessapes y No visisisy
VI ya:oa City.
Aqch excitement esisted yesterday st
Psdaeah 10 conse Quencs Of ssious su0ors
VI the approach oi Hufvsd 9th force Of
from s. GO to 10000. This iorce 10 said to
have been on the way TO tho a.id ysster-
day. The miiits-y authorities are prcpsr.
ed TO repel any attack, although It 10 not
likely they viii allow the enemy 70 remain
10 the vicinity in any force. Scattering
hosdee are rowing about the copptry CON
uniting 6c2redsi;oos. They lung fous
Cniva laeo u Un:on City On the 9Th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31

ASBISOToN, 0sy w.
Mi y General Die:
< djspstch from Lieut.. Gen. Grant has
las. bvep received, dated Yesterday, 31.h,
ss Hanover, aud ststes that the ssmy eas
eucess,iuliy crossed over the Psnunksy end
GOV occupies . front sbops three nil's
sootb Of the river.
Yesterday cur csvalry had 90 engage
ment With the enemy south Of us~cs'
store, driving bin about mile, upon what
appears to u bis new line.
We wiii Cnd out Ill sbout it to-day.
Oar loss IN the cava'ry engagement -.
$50 killed and wounded, Ot whom tut ~
are ascertAined to have been killed.
We having driven The enemy, most Of
their killed and many u their wounded
Tell toto cur hands.
Another CdisiAi dispatch, dated Jester
day 81 2 O'clock, dcssl.s the movements Of
tho several ccsps then N progress, tut W
10 that tine there wss no engagement.
An earliyr dispatch from ueAcqasrsers
had teen sent, but tailed TO reach Wash
iugton.
lSlsnedl u. d. S1ASr.N,
s secretary Vi War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31

CLEvELAAD, May ~.
Judging from the humber VI delegate.
already here aod those reported on The
way, the convention to morrow will b.
composed Il several hundred delegates
There are many Missouri ans 10 Attendance.
but the delcg tee fsom lose, Arkansa-,
Ohio, aud Peuusy ivanis, arc as, large
Michigan, Minns.ots, klrsAs, y ~ Jcrsey,
and Massachusetts arc ALTO re presented, tn
not l.rgely.
The uermans have delegates from twelve
States, some Ut whom held an informa,
meeting on Sunday, when, after an inter
change Of views, res0lut ions were adopted
gainst l. nculn and in favor u Fremont
against lie suppression Of the press aud IT,
favor Il the i.sut II tnal by jasy, and pro
testing against any in.ringem. ut upon ri.
righ: A. destructive VI AnsIicsn liberty 4;
also in favor vi amending tue consti.u,io.
10 prohibit slavery, and fer the Mvnro.
doctrine, and the one tern principle as at :
.o!uieIy Eecss saty TO cu,ck CORRUPTION
Apparently rome but the d-l.g tim vi Wei
Democrats from Nc. I.th f.vor the u .
ration Of Grant, With Fremont ior We.
President. Ttey argue that = victory II
Virginia next month will secure TIE IN
dursetscnt Il this ticket At Co,csgo.
o. the other hand, the Fremooters 81,
that they want . msn whose political r.
c I'd is veil d. hoed, known ~ she coun
try, ard ~ho has position end strength
Tvs they ciaiu, f,r their CANDID. ate. aLo
prviess ~ believe 10 IL - likely to oY en-
d.r.sd IT C4icagU, a. Is q u. Grant.
| The Indications are thst Or. mt. uam.
Stti be witLddrswn, aud that Cfemon,
"i'i TO noiniuated without upro. it,ou.
| Several are nam,d for Wee President.
awong them Gen. C.cLran., 0.orre "
Cass, Graz bs"wn, Gen. l. xsu, CIV. II,
u Aadttws aud Gen. Il -. Grams. &C
asoe Is tie strongest 70 u ght.
| The rlstiorm will be- euSesantia|' = ID p.
ted by tLs 0esmane, a. Indicated above.
On the points there 4. forth. There seeo.
u bs no material diversity u opinion.
Comptroller r ,binson, u New York
has written . letter strongly fAvorips The
10 nination Of Grant.
Pr<er Plllsbury brings With him let.
ter trIm Wcudeii Pnillips, expressing 70
| grit Of his inability to attend tho conven
tim, complaining that the Administrat iou
Is failure, becs use it has weighed tres.
sOn, blood and civil liberty sgsiust slav
ely, and up to the present momens ha,
Z sc,ded to exhaust them oil before is uss,
freedom heartily % . meaos Of battle
That II Mr. Lincoln 10 reelected, he 10 10.
oeeepl to pursue she sane policy aud
eee9 the came Cabinet.
na dsprecates the Louisiana reeonstr,c
500 experiment, and contends that ths
osly ptau Of reco0struction within twenty
years, % to admit the black to citizenship
ard 70 use him With tho white % the baei,
Q. States. lie closes By favofioe The nom.
instion u Fremont Or Butler, Fremont
being his first choice.
Amons those present are 0en. McKios
Try, 1s.0overnor johnson, Of Psonsyl
vastas Aj,r HASKELL, I'd. Gilbert, Parkea
Pills6afy, Andrew ]. OalSin, Gen. Cor
eersn, Geo. n. 6opkios, and . panbse O
prootae0t Germans from The Esst.
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AIehlgsa Cealeal Relleee7.

0rsse Central 1Sats 70 Nss YorA ", 49,,
.es1hks Lesaies >'Neseae
nv AID AFTkR SUNDAY rnv-,.-
~ 18th. !sss, treiss wiil iesSs 4. " 3s 49,
O.los Depot, fart - Lilo slreet - scias -.
- = =. sundays e1eep9sd Arriv. /. msss.s:
SS ~ =; Ioroate. LIS ). ~. a...ss.ssssss
brid9e, 4:05 :. M; 49,. Eoo 0Pssseee
SO r m; Nav Yssk, 40 ). =. 49, 49, q \!
80 2: q. Saturdays s,ssp1sa A..
lscie eseo = n; Toses6s. KS 3 3 a .ssns.
osaege, 4:l6 p. m; BuaSlo. $40 = -. M.se
IVY 3 -, see:rdays - ssundays ess:naS a.
nvs = Detfoit, 1000 p -; Tosusto. I'm !. -?
Renssce nsidge, s:l0 ,. M; 49, "a
~ rew York &k p -; Besson. SD =
CINCIMMffT fEITRn
Via nichItas Csaira 8 a
Lesve Cnseago q go . ~, Nal H., 49,
- kxpsesA The 1890 ;. =. ~ . ~.
sSsses = - !, 49,. = c'ss'asas visIs
Iseoaa's Peeene venSilas3nR - ws,-- A.
100 q 9. C@. & this CsSpany. ~
0ooke.9 ca, WITH 9usAre 49, - i.AsS~ 49,.
eeeea - ~ erafnA fates1 ,1l1erine ~ s1
n0s - nQGp Creed fife1Sn
49, ~ 1ls9s3 (eaals y = nejrS~1 -
80 80 = $50 Vet = ~ 6c111<5 YVES.
Aax.s.t|
I 49, ~ II kgfext3f IL ~ - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31

AsHiNGroN, May 30.
SENATE No hu,iD e. was transacted In
the mvsn,ng hour-th: till to expsdite Tt
settlement u tltlcs to land claims n Cali
forn'a being uuder discussion during it,
Continuance.
The t:x bill then came up ~ unfinished,
.nd discussion ON the amendment ii Dir.
Fesscnden taxing bu:iioI one per cent, tn
.ued.
TIE tax on bullion in lump, insot, bar OF
other a. sc, was rcuuced frun iy, to . b. I
OF Que per cent. after cvnsld. rAtle discus.
son IN regard TO It.
lluusK.-Ol motion Of Mr.. Davie, CT N
Y, tie committee on the District VI Cv
.umbia was instructed to inquire into tb.
condition ot the Washington Mouumen'
Society, sums exp Dded, a.nuua;s collected
aud ,ts stfA,rs generally.
Tie uou,e resume the consideration o.
the following resolution heretofore submit
ted by Nr. 4 ,llins, Vi M!s. outi, c1ncludine
% follows:
tbs war is not urged on our part in ~,
spirit Of oppression uvr for any purpose u
Conquest or subjugatioD NOR tvr the pur
pose VI verthrU~ing or interfering viii
tue rights Or c~iab ishcd institutions u;
hose States, but to defend and maintain
the tupr. mscy of the Consultation and t.
preserve the Union With all the d,gnit,
and equality and rights OF the scvera
states. That Is soon a. these otiects ART
accom- plisLed the w,r will cease.
Mr. Rollins, e Missouri, s2id his rcsolu
ton embraced the main features OF the wsi
offered by Mr.. Crittenden aud Vas adoptca
With only two dissenting vices It tire com
menceU,.nt u the Thirty seventh Congress.
lie believed that the principle was right at
that time and vas right now.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Bitters, put upin quart bottles compound
ed Of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from ~ to 40 cents per gallon the taste dis
guised by Anice COriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters have caused and will con-
tinue to cause long "a they can be sold, humid
reds TO die the death Of q drunkard. by their
use the system is kept continually under the in
fuence Of alcoholic stimulants Of the worst kind,
the desire for Liquor is created and kept up, and
the result is all the horrors attendant upon q
drunk ards life and DEATH
For those who desire and will have . Liquor
ntters we publish the following receipt Get
oxE BorrLK o. HOOrLASD's GEnxAS BIrrsRs, and
mix with three QUARTS or GOOD BRAHgY or WBis-
ky. and the result will be preparation that will
EXCEL in medical virtue and true excellency anv
Of the Liquor Bitters in the world. and will cosr
MUCH LESS. You receive all the virtues Of Hoof.
lands bitters u connection with good article Of
Liquor, at q much less price than these inferior
NrpnarafiOns c0sf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE

~ HhkEAS. on the LIST day Of Julv. n
NV 1891, Johnson Walker, Of the coun.x ~
Clinton. in the State Of Iowa. erec,.,..i ~
george :. =. Dow, NJ trustee. . certain d..S -
uu", conveying 70 said trustee the land n C,i;..
.on county, lows, described ~ follows r. ~;s -
inc south east quarter Of the north-e..t c,"...
q 2. section No. eight lsl in township No ss;.h.s
three 80 north VI range No. four III c... ".
nth !thl p m. Which said c.,nysr.~sn sne
maae Dy the said Johnson Walker. for the ~.
pose OF securing the payment Of six certain
.ssry noseS sherein specified, and the ;,e.s...
thereon. sigued BY said johnson Wa" . SIs
ths lst day Of July, A. d. 1851. and r.v..' S.'ca
follows One for tl4, % payable Jnn. 4. ,sss -
one tor 81 20 payable Janmary Ia isca Ioc..
GsSD due january lst, 1854. ONE H. ~: - ~ Ios
sD'e January 1T 1855, one sor 81. 20 nsyi,ls IA
nary ~ 1850, one for eSl, - payahlr f.....s..
1871, AZ payable 10 order Of 6sckIn1 = r..s -:
the'r once IN the city u Davenport. Iowa -" -
ANA now said three first mentioned rr.~.a
ing become due and payable eud ths ss;S ny ~
son walker having failed 10 pay the 80. 10y
geo. 2. v. uo9, Trustee ~ sfdresa;d A. I.s.A
give tnis psbIic notice, thst By virtue az ~ ,,,
- ~n'cn - IN me vested BY said deed Of nm
VII VII. on Saturday, the 18TH day Of Jun. 4
isS4, g the hour Of two O'Clock IN the 49,. =.
q sasd Day, q the Court House door Il ~ .s -
davenport, expose and offer for sale = ,..i,:s y.
auction the parcel o. land aboyc descr;s pu".'c
much thereof - shall b. necesnarv q s..;.s Y.
Eay shp amount Of aid note viii ~ ~. ~
snereW e ne day u sale, together Win ~ ~
.; snd expsnsea attending said sale eost. ct.sss
Daeed the 2tth Of Nay. 1sel
mayx6dte GEORGE 81 Z, no~.
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III EST news

II TEk E01ps1R4.

WAsalBo1ou, noy IL.
The Star Gays eli the troops II tLl
Uspessosst Of the 0uif, west Of The
!. = .'.a'esippi, ere - b eoomaadsd By
hei. 0ss. Casby.
bas.s y sppoiated Military 0overnos
Of Louniaas, with headqaaetsss y New
Osleaes.
The Captais General OF Cuba asaosn-
Gee the arrival Of Asguslles st Havsss,
in custody Of Spanish sgent.
The Capitals General 10 . lsttss re-
tufns thanks 10 Sew asd, for the service
no has rendered humanity, By furnishisg
medium through which great num-
Der Of men may obtain their emaocipa.
tion whom tho escape Of Arguelez would
have reduced to slavery.
The Captaie General sdds simply that
Ne psessace Of AsRuell<s, % his return
10 the leland a'resdv, and IL few min
utes gave liberty to 90 human beings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31
Pittsburg, TT. w. / Chi. R. r.

The shortest line from Chicago TO New York.
Philadelphia. baltimore, Washington CITY. nar-
risburg. and Pi,tsburg. Also the direct route to
Boston. Albany. Buffalo Dunkirk, Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati. Wheeling. Dayton. And
all cities and towns between Chicago and those
points above npmed.
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot. cor
ner Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, on ar
rival Of trains from the West as follows:
NAILS. every morning. except Sundavs
EXPRESS. every evening except SATURDAYS
both Trains connecting at Fort WAYNE with the
trains Of the To edo and Wabash Railway, at noon
nd midnight.
THERE rs NO CHANCE or CARS.
sErwssx.
ChtcNg0 and Piffsbee,,w
And but ONE CHANGE batween
CHICAGO AND PaILApKLrurA. or 70 Nxx Yonx
VIA AILIRrov.
Woedfuffs State Room sleeping Cars
Are run on Night Trains. and baggage il checked
through TO all Eastern Cities and handled free
To secure the Shortest Route, Greatest Com
SAVING OF TWO HOURS TINE,
ASH FOR TICKETS VIA THF PORT
WAYNE ROAD.
For sale at the principal Ticket Ofsces in the
West; 1t the Ccmpany's Ofices in Chicago. cor.
nef Randolph aud Dearborn streets. and 1t the
Union Depot, West sid BY
a. HOLIDAY, Ticket Agent.
For further information applv 10
81. PATRICK, 8. W. Pass Agent, Chicago.
WIN. r. SHINN.
Ger: Pass Agen. Pittaburs, r.
AN Y0u1 DlLltlRAnS-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-31
IT you no, use
heo1an1's Gernan's Bitters.

From Rev. J. Newton Brown. d. D.. Editor Of
the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor Or recommend
Patent Medicines in general through distrust Of
their ingredients and efforts YET know Of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify 10
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation. in the hope that be may
thus contribute to the benefit Of others.
do this more readily in regard to Hoo6ands
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. N. Jackson.
Of this city. because ! was preiudiced against
them for many years, under the impression thst
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am in
debted to my friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for
the removal Of this prejudice b. proper tests. and
for encouragement to try them,V when suffering
from great and long continued debility. The use
Of three bottles Of these bitters ut the beginning
OF the present year followed by evident relief
and restoration to degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not felt for six months before
and had almost dcspaired Of regaining there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
pHlLApgLPHlA June esd 1861
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LATE NEWS:


Nsw Toag, May 20.
A dispatch from Wheeling states that
Oen Whcele: hes Z, d iced bic army TO light
march:og order and moved Il from Ceasr
Creek. IL, Issued On order ststing tbss
tho sroy 10 to live upon the country
through which IL pssses.
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HEADQUARTERS DsPT. w. VINO,
Nav 80.
(Esrsld', Special.)

Esraids Special.
Scouts sent out by Gen. Kelly, by or.
der Of Gen Sigel, returned, being suc-
ces.ful ia obtaining important iotorma-
ton, and capturing SO prisoners, IS
hors. 6, and 40 head Of cattle.
The notorious Maj. Triple.s is reported
among the prisoners.