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Rebel Account of the ATTACK on Butier's
Ines.

Fortress Monroe, OF. otA, pia Beliimors, Oct.
10 The hse Of truce steamer New York, Capt.
Chisholm, srrivci this afternoon ftom Aikcn's
Landing, with 81 commissioned ofiicers and 1880
enlisted men. parolet at Richmond OCT. 7,h, nh In
charge Of Coz. Milfori, Ass stsut Comm ssioncr ~
Exchange The ESQ iKra speaking u tho recent
attack on Coz. Buffers hnes- says;
An engagement, took r!acc Yesterday on the Oar
lcytown road rear Richmond, resulting In the ro-
capture ~ our flrcca II nll the positions held ty
tie rnc ny between that and the Newmarket road.
Eve miles below the city, and the capture " 10
tween 80 md 500 prisoners, together with nine
pieces of artillery and between 200 anl 300 horses.
An ohoial dispatch from Gen. Lee says:
Yesterday morning ''er. Anderson attacked the
enemy ~ the Charles cav road. and drove them
from two lines Of sn'rencbmenis. capturing ten
pieces NJ srti'lerv with thcir caissns and horses
and ~ number o' pr Boners TAs enemy wcrs
driven "a tho Nc'-rnsrtci road, where they were
found strongly cp'rrnched They we're not press
ed. Our loss is small, the oneny's II unknown.
Gen Grerg died al the head Of his brigade.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Rep0rts from thRffnnooRa.

Chat 'nooyd, oct J,--Ibe rctelr have dis.p-
peared iron Ala,oo1s. Our victory there wns cons
plete Tie lol surscons surrendered Neir
hospt,s iuto our hsn, with from 40 to $40 rehels
wounded. General Crocs v"s slightly wour ded In
he check also Col El'c, u tbs Aih Annesots, in
the VI gh. An entirc div san stacked Ala.oons,
under Prsiieh, Lieut. Ams,en, i2th Wis. Battery,
lost a leg,
General Bradley seleHsphod from Rridgsyort
thas the g'inboat General Thomss bad arr ved FROM
DS-sair, Ala. with neNs that Fore..'s train hal
beeil captured, aud our Lrces ars be.ween him and
he shoals, and 20 was falling tack towards the
river
Rcporto from Tennessee.
Eashrifl,, Tenn, Sept. Tn the hsht near
Alutoons on tho 9Th inst, our forces completely
vAnqulshed the rebels who re,res.ed prsclpi,ate-
ly, leaving in our hands between 400 and 500
killed and wounded Diminishing occurred al
day yesterday ct Shosl Creek, between tho Peds-
~ fA.ss u Gen. k0sRaA and rstel arVs uadss
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Saturday, Oct. q,
GENERAL. GRANT,
Position Of our Forces. Etc.

Wdshington, Oct. The intelligence ~ e', cd
from the Array Of the Potomac today, Is that un-
usual quiet prevailed during wednesday night and
yesterday morning up TO 10 oelocs, ~bon the mail
boat len CITY Point, Or forces are within sound
snd sight OF the south side railroad. und W srooa
POSITION, espsble 1t is said, Of resiasns any rebc
assault
Forte" kon,os Oct G BY the Say a. Balti-
more, Oct. 7.-0rdcrs have boeD Issued to-day pro-
hit!tins civilians from p.u'ng up James Il yer
from this point. Ite new ironelsd Aahopsc iron
New York arrived this afternoon.
Grant going to Washington.
F0rtsss Mo- roe, oct 0.-Gcner.l Grant arr yed
This evening IRON the front en- route w Washing,
ton.
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The War Westward.
Rebels Whipped mt jefferson CI;y,


ST. fOnis Oct. o.--Ofhcial dispatches from JEFF
ferson City stne that the advance Of Price from the
Usage river to Eoreau Crcet, ten miles from JcIer-
son CITY, Oh the ,h, WINS spiritedly contested by
our cavalry. A considerable number Of the enemy
were killed and wounded. On the morning Of the
sth, the rebels drew up IN line Of battle before our
works but after being well peppered by o',r bat-
,eries. moved of towards tho west, and were fol.
loved by forces ak niles receiving sharp pun.
ist ment from them. A detachment Of the n nth
Missouri Militia, under MAJ. Montgomery, STACKED
q camp Of 300 rebels under Hildebrandi, at Tyler's
Mills 81. Francis County, and killed n OF them.
Rebel RcpuIse In Kentucky.
tidrkspilie, Tenn, Oct. ., 1s6..--Gen. Lyon,
trcbe' with force estimated Mt 800 to ;0o0 men.
attacked Hopt'usvle tChristian County, Ky.,l at
o'clok this morning and demanded an uncondi-
tUnal surrender, which wss refused by Colonel
johnson. The fight lasted four hours when the
rebels retreaiel. The rebel loss was ; killed sHd
10 or 20 wounded Our loss WAS wounded
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Late Rebel NeXs.

Hd'A'n1'on Oct 1-F.lcs n: CAavlc.,op q {
papers including ue 9s'h - September, haze, 3D..
received t"rc. TNc S-rUl; c,utsn, a 'c.ter.
Richmond, admitting that in> s,tns.,cf II ,,,,
IFS er's HI" tho eoIIcs9onle,t -t,,. ,.ia
ssrorses' position IN tie s',uario,A y.,o..
D'r'y has hccn DR. ven rom y IA, AM 'iql.-c
hverance we must oGn on nnl corc,.,,a,e ever.
ava 'l!s man" 1'le MRn0uRr also srvs,
When Enrly assumed IL e ~ ,.css ". and c-,.,, ,
the F"onl.e into Mar land, vcntu-ci to -p,,ss
the opni. an that sieh uioye.aent uould pr,ruice
ho'bilg oui cv 70 orr c4ne. The sl..,s.a zen,
sAIosn' down of G nmterhburg nnd The IN i.,ary
nohrshes about " suingtOa opiy CONTINUES, oir
ie"ri. i ine has passed OH. aud 20. we h. We re,
IIeh the fru ~ o iss eypc irou. Tie nrmy
rniset Is IN the valley OF Virginia bcsrrc Csncr,i
Eit'F: - tesc"i.d nm N two battles Mr. "a
thir III Those two battles have sitcl low err NV
In .ho iairrceuent ~ the drlN now CON, on ~
va, country, anG VIII thus sdd i-is of Thousand;
mEe 70 eM e',mie. IN The fell. To ou' app O.
Mar, snd was @ , *, Nh. ssst ~ q on ia.
h'osVlic was par, % that a v sion n,l,,
whth s.s iont.nW,ly clogged our sloceAI ,,j
ues 10 ei 'is t'uis tc'ore they are reahzeo a IA
hoh WIS faithful TO u when he sent all tis
sway and ensured the hll of A.lanta.
tBy Nat,
the Redmond pspsrs Of Mondav md .,,.s
"s contain fuiI accounts Il Genera, Grnu.,trc
movements on tho James River aud tLe WI.
RAiIoid' The EstsIsva esi u..,ea IN. ,or.
rating ON the James RIVER at thirty ,hors.,.Ir.
II states that II was not i.i,on led TO bcll ,bc
Confederate lines Icaus this force, r,,l ,l.lt
d"enders t'rcfre retrcatSi TO TIC c,.c. t,. fc,.
Mons Fort Harrison, 1t sis.i $, va c4I'u., u,..pp
10 ire reg'ec Of the gsrr .soi ih.eo lun..ri To
h.-t u, ss was eSI ectei Of ,hsm
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MARYLAND Politics.

Baltimore, Oct. lO.--A meeting was held to-uigt /
at Monument sIrar., ~ the friends of the new
constitution Senator Wilson WA snong the
speakers The following letter from rre.iden,
L.uco!n was read
EXECUTIVE MAsEloS, WASHING
TON, tober ~
Hoa. Henry " HoDmr"i Nv Dea, sfr:-A
Con, eutiou OF MARYLAND has iorpied a new Cnsti.
tuition for the Sia'e public mee..ug Is called for
ihis evening, rt Baltimore, b. aid IN securing its
ratification by the Pc PIE and u ask word from
me for the :asion. presume the orly feature ~
tine instrument about which here Is serious coptro-
Vers" is that which provides 'r the exinctlou =
H!aycry. II neels not 20 be L secrc and presume
II " no secret that 3 ISL succeN TO his prov'f-
ion. desire IL on eve consideration. W.sh al
Inrn 70 he free. Iw s., The mn'erlal prosperity Of
the already free which Eel sure tie extintiop Of
f'-verJ would bring w'st to see In process Of
drpp,arng that only thing which Cyer could
trng = % nation to DIVA war. Lat slnpt no ar9n.
mrnt Argument upon the guest on IL alredy
exhausted by the atc- beticr-r' rrned, and more
Immediately interested a'ns Of N:r.land hersef
ally add thnti shaN grltHgl cSceellu;l. Il
the good People Of H. s,'c, shall by their voies
rs'ify the ucT Const',uiou.
Yours Truly
A. LSooLs.
tBy MIIl
dispatch to the Pii laaeThis TELEGRAM states
that great excitement prevailed In hllnmorc yes
terl.y relative 70 the to-, oath 70 te sd.n.nis.erei
to yoiers ~ the election on wednesday. RsvcIly
johnson has Published his opinion, in which he
tidly denies ~ legality and cons't uonsltv and
declares that u " imperative, nul and VOID. For
lrose reasons he cLiinis that II m.y tc s-u BY all
without I Jiry or moral wrouy-thc I ct OF Ns
uncons, ntionahty beng release 10 all who take
It. Several other leading lawyers hold the same
doctrine, while William Price, Uuted States Ds.r,cs
Attorney and Others believe Il 70 be le a. Governor
Bradford holds the same view, and will rgidly cu-
forcs IL. The result Of this difference IL an ami
mated contsoversy, and Ia feared that trouble Iasy
anAuA ON WsdnsAdsS- uss dAS Il slsillAR
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Buior, rve prisoners crp,urvsi b, Gen. s,n-h
~easoer's command noAr ru',ahL r,por, rorrc-,
e~ route for p'orcnto from LswrcncoN,,rs. :
is'er Nsrs'ch rcY> rts i-rre P,S,e-.i d,r, rot
roronc~, md ta,i'c "a ,,oms n..,l,y s,r,.toi.
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Our Whole Less only 800 Men.
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Dur Forces Pursue 20 hIiies on
q Jump.
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New advance Of or Lines.
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EE3-L IOss OVER, 1909.
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--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
VICTORY i!
"Li:.,s Phi! Sheridan - Objects
TO q Htbcl Pursuit AID
Stops II.
PIE REBELS SCATTERED m
kLL DI4ECTiOYS.
II Pieces Of Artillery Captured.
$50 g'i.ssONEyes TAKEN.

IA Wagon. and AH,bul,, nc~s.
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: TIE LATE ATTACK UPON BUTLER.
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TIIE UNION ARMIES.
Favorable N~vwp Prom An.

W, Department. Washington, Dc, 1o.-k.j,r
Gen DIR Reports hsve hcen received ty this
Department from Gescrals Gisn' puticr, sherman.
Tho.nas sserdan and u irhrid ., showing the
f-yorrhle condition Of military ar-, IN hcir ".
sr-ctiye asias of operation. No rcccn, intelligence
IS been received from M,lr Gen C,n,'v, hut by
biz last reports Gen. Steele Wns moving IN force
upon The rrar of Price towards Missouri.
The purpose OF General Grants visit 10 Washing.
ton having tecn aeon r,.shcd, he returned to bis
ucsdcusrters on Saturday
t5lgnod) EpWIy M. srAsroy,
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Baltimore 4 Ohio Il. 4. Re-opened
rI,HIs GREATNaTIOyAL THoRt,t-GurAHE

L is again open for fi'ei.hts ard travel i,e
ear- ana machinery d, stroycd are II, placed BY new
cunning stock, with all recent lmproy enc MS :
and Is the bridges AMI track are again in substap
tial condition, the well earned reputation OF this
rod Tor SPEED. SECURITY and COMFORT
will be mere than sustained under the re-oryani.
cation of Is BUSINESS.
In addition % the nucl iaed At iactiops of nat
urai scenery heretofore conceded 10 this rome
troubles upon the border have associated uuuer
Gus points pnn ,ne road. 1at,eei. the Ohio i.lrer
aud ilarpcr's Ferry, with rurnia. bu, Instructive
interest.
Connections NJ thu Ohio River with Cley Gland
and .'Ilteuafg. central Ohio aud Marietta and
cinc unatl Railroads; and through them with
the " ne railway system 81 the Northwest, Cen
tral West and orthwest at flar, ers FERRY with
the Wincheste road y. Washington junction
with the as iington branch for Washington
City and the lower Potomac at Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
Two dollars additional on through tickets to
Baltimore or the Northern Cities give the priyi-
lege OF visiting Washington City en- rnute-being
- lower than the cost of any other line, as re-
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore being
81 3" lower than recently charg ID by way Of Har-
risburg. This is the only route BIZ which rassen-
gers can rocure through tickets and through
Checkst0 Washington City
w. T.. SMITH, Master REPRESENTATION. r3olt;more
L. n. Co.'s, 0~s'l Ticket ~. Baltimore. iySdiy
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Erie Railway.

Urea, Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegram
Route 10 New York. Boston. Phiadelrnia,
Baltimore. Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities CARRYING the Great Through
United states Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRk Ol
II Buffalo on the arrival "f all trains from tn
West via tie Lake Shore Railroad. also from Sal
,lnanci on The arr;vi. AZ trains via the New Broa
.aucc Atlantic and Great Western Railway !ro'
Cleveland. o., giving passengers the advantage
IL IN Duakirk or Buffalo, OF from Cleveland. y
IF 4 Six Foo, Gauge. combining ease and comto'
without change. in wide, rooinv, palace cars, d.
rect 10 View York. a perfection attained by n
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West our facilities
unrivaled Forming close and reliable connection
at DlnNlik and Dniialo with Western io..s.
It Salamanca svith the asoad Gauge Atlantic an
Great Western RAILWAY. by when route there |:
no t-s.nslci between New York and Cleveland
Expfes- freight trains leave New YORK daily TO
all !, ,in.s in the West, making as quick time III
a, low atss ~ ~ any other route.
Fot freight or passage apply al al! the principa
Office ia sne West and al - Clark street, Chicu
70. -. i;roaiway New York, and % Snuth-St.
g. r. New York 5 State street, Boston.
CHAS. MINOr. Genl Supt.
ES SPENCER. West'n Agt.
h. W 8LaNcB snp Gea'; Freigsl: Agent
". K B.gg. Gcn'l Ticket Ageat.
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Ti;ENtTiONALPATENT OFFICE.
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T.alns by Chicago time which IS twelve mn.
utes faster than Davennor; time.
rs AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18TH 1854
Oand until further notice. trains will leak
Davenport ~ ioll"as:
,t5 A. NJ for t,rlnnell and Washington.
a. y. irei git q accommoda,ion tor t;ranuei
2!5 r. Il do do Iowa Cit
IN fuscJtine.
rrsin- arrive at Davenport as follows:
s'si \. u. freight and accommodation fro
low Civ.
Is y 81 freight and accommodation iron
Grinnr'i aad Washington.
: l5p -. express from Grinnrli and nuscatne
The 5 IL ~. III. train on Of Davenport, m.Aes
'ecr connection al s;rinncil. Iowa CITY, and q,
hinwfon with the Western sage Co.'S sta
iof all POINTS West. South West, and North
W 81
Train from the west connect At Das.npu'
VITA train, oitte Chicago Rock lslaid Ia,
all points East NORTH, aud sutth.
Passengers are reminded -t the tee, ~sits ~
Civ y distinct directions a. to he lest iuaiiun
,ag-a-c, also 10 procure tickets b" sc taking
,clr seats III the cars. J. T. TRACY. Srpt
4. kIan.ti.. Asst Smp't nv H. "A
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Hannibal Il St. Joseph Railroad

4 NJ STEAM PAChi.T Il.,ES o. II. i.
- Missouri aver. The must praols are iout,
to the Goli Mines Of idnno. Bsl,.nock Gay. Viz
g'nia City, Gai,ain, Denver Wasliue i,oiseu nj
California. Daily Overland stages from Atciii-
son TO above polats. Al rail 10 ~. Joseph Al
Gibson. Latan and Weston. Tie Daily Pack
Emile. runs from " e,ton /, Leavcnwortla. tseyen
miles, aud kansss City, forty miles, Stage
connections fton ..eavenwosth and Kansas CITY
=, Lawrence, fopeSa. TT. Riley, Fl. Scott, Saru
Fee
fri- Weekly Pa .kets. fhr elegant IA ksf> 60
triin. Denver. >. Il Lacy Wc>i Wind and
j ., DTS form tri-Weekiv ..in. from ~. Jose,
8. Nebraska Cms. Iaun il iisusis and oni;li.-
Also Daily Stages from st Joseph to ABOVE nai..s>
Miners VITA te.ssi> and ligga.e Carried GA III,
train AMI packet to the ;a',p,e starting points
and a..,ve ii e~,i the Plains.
CONNECTIONS made by rail and hy packets on III
Mississpp, River with the hannibal 4 -. Joe !.
Il at Quincy and Hannibal
For through Tickets or Freight. apply 70 K. n
pfett,man. agent, al Davenport, or on board II.
Pockets.
J. T. K. HAYWARD, Gen" Sup't
p. B. GROAT. Gen Ticket gent.
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nN AND AFTER MAY 4TH AND CNli
I J further notice trains will leave Chicago al
.uilows:
s:3oa M New York Express, daily, cxcep
sundays.
e:oop. N. Night Express, daily. except Satui
t.vs.
Trans arrive in Chicago at Sis p. M, $50 a. Il
aud SD a.. m.
All the above trains make regular connection
Il Dunklrk Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, Nc
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and .
pcnts East,
Luxurious Sic. ping Coaches, with all modes
improvements. run on nghl trains.
through Tickets can be obtained at the Coz
paay' > Office 56Clark Street IDder Shcrma
House or at the Depot corner OF Old ' an Burt
aud sherman streets,
H. E. SAWYER
General Western \ yrrt
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
1/uRssAaY, AND SEXUAL sysrsMs-new and re-
liable treatment--in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION sent by mail in scaled letter en-
veicpes free OF charge. Address. DR.. }. Skill
LIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association, No. 3
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, p spldwly
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q The composition Of DR.. exsin's Bjsters hayina
er~n mHd~ public through thu columns Of Mriicsi
Jvurnaie, and having is*n adopted ~ an,.rd rre
-, b. the Medieval rr.t s~.on ar. hy tn d,s.sr ~
~ C"uinlissones " internal Revenue EXENasr
ons1DM SAN1P ~ ~.
DR. g. u. SWAIN. Psopns,oa.
n...~.- 30 Bsosdvsy, Nev vesA.
~ oossh wsaes st., Chaca9o
q A. COOK, General Agent for the wssa
OAse. - Market 6trsst, CAieaaA
Seld al wao 0ss.e "a = tsea-u y. li,. inch
4 Fuller, Bush nan i Z an setback, w. d. Paris
4 Co.. and G. (. Smith druggists. In nayen.
port by Deiderbeck 4 Miller. iuel5-diy
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THE GREAT
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HER OK EE RICE


IN unaiiing cnfe frr seminal Weakness. nc
turnai i.ns--i,,s. nud al diseases caused BY Sci
Pc luton .aeh IL loss ~ Memory. Uniyeras
,u~sltude Pgins IN the buck Dimi4ess Of Vision
Premature Old Age. Weak Nerves Difficulty il.
Breathing, Trembling. Wake,uiness. Erupto ions
on The zee Pale Fo4ntenAnee, Cei sumption In
sanity III I'll the dIrciul cmpaints caused by
dppa,ti . from che path n Nature.
- 7 - medicine l. simple vegetable extract
ail one when al can rely. il has been used
Ia ou~ ia tize I,l u. ~ r-A,s and with thou.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01
SWANS BOURBON sITTERS

Asn.aAs, Cese6ssAsas, and kindsed diseases,
0saao 6so . dlsordered condition Of The
osoash, Liver. OF Bowels. Let scsvy one
~ sAsss agreeable Bitter; once tried an1
-. ehey uiu recommend them with CONF.
osoee y III oehers Who are 10 need Of . whole.
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w 0~sodae demand Tor these Bitters has
oSosse - - give them publicity. - thas
oso0oAo sho have Dot Used them. may W
- ~ b eoavinced u their Efficacy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs

TAsS ase male Of ingredients we'll known
- sepsoved ~ the sssdie1t Hcfssssor, a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

k1fta. Who have tried end Sound moee
seAss "SssmseA Bisssvs~ sos hissss. saplsa-
- - TOO AieAit ~ssdieased Tor their delicate
49,. paease give shese trial, and you Yin
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~u yosf drussia Or brakeman has ~
- oaess 6sssss. have him send eor them.-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01
SWANS BOURBON BITTEng
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BiTTEaS

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ossssSa Bling us-9 - III. exciu sion u
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Anlhss, and 10 TIE oa,y popular medicine
0uuA hes been especially exemys<a POM
0osV ~ ~ III. United tix,es goy~rnmeus,
- the ground u he having been sdopssd - .
0oadasd sssRsIv ~ tie medical profession
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
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Friday. September 30,
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PARKER & yANTUYL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01

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