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YOU NC MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged i'll when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions, at school, the effects OF which are
nightly fc! when asleep, and II aot cured ren,
dors marriage impossible and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his coun-
try the darling parents, should be snatched from
ali prospects ana enjoyments of life, by the consequence
certain habit. such parsons MUST before con-
t,.i,A
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Office No. 7 South Frederick st.
A ClGsswARRANTEDIN TwODAY!
DIR. JOHNSTON,
No Merc,oy o. Nausea;

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges IN the
United States, and the greater part OF whose HE has
been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris, Phllade
pha and elsewhere has effected some of the most as
tonlshing cures that ever known many troubled
with ringing i'll the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, oash-
fitness. with frequent bushng, attended sometimes
with lrran ncament of mind. Were cured lmmedlately:
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MARRIAGE L,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces
sary requisites to promote Connubial happiness. In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly darkens To the
view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
IL L :. - Il l...,I nu.tt
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MAR RIACE.

Married Persons or Young Men contemplating mar
race being aware of physical weakness organic deb
ity deiormities speedily cured
lie who places himself under the care of DIR. j. may
relieiolsy confde in his honor us q gentleman, and
| Confidently RELY tpon his skill physician.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of Young
Men othe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have cntrncel listening Senates
with the thunders of coquence walked TO ecstacy the
living lyr may call with full confidence.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

nm eliately Cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders Life miscr-
able and Marriage impossibest the penalty paid by the
victims ofimproper indugences Young persons are too
apt TO commit from not beingaware ofhe dread
nl that may ensue. Now who that under
stand the subject will pretend to deny that the power OF
praa,ticn Is lost sooner by those falling into improp,
er a,. u,r ly the prudent Besides being deprived
m pleasure OF healthy offspring, the most serious
and destructive symptoms o both body and mind arise
The system becomes Deranged the Physical and Men
tll Functions Weakened. Loss of Procreatve Power,
Nervous Irritahility, Dyspepsia, raiPatlon OF the
Heart Indigeticn Constitutional Debility, wasting
ofthe Frame, Cough, Consumption. Decay and Death.
Office No. Z South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors
from the corner Fail not to observe name and num-
Der. -,
Letters must be paid and contains stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his office.
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INFALLIBLE Remedy0Dr Tanners Cough
/ Mixture fos sale at CIR 1HAa'S Drug Store
McLane and Bro. and dealers generally.
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Boot & shoe Store!
10 UTS FIR A N z III T. I M
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,

No 1l9 Main St. Wheeling West Va.
Two Doors above ]. G. Harhonr's Carpet Store \
SE7OULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w Of Wheeling that he has opened Boo and
Shoe store Mt the above stand, whore he will he
glad to have his friends give him a call His
stock is entirely new, and Of the latest style, and
best quality.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS THE cHEsPEsT.
aplS 6m.
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FROM EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

FROM EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
We arc informed that on the Goth ult.
the confederate ram, which performea such
good service at Plymouth, proceeded np the
sound in pursuit OF some bali dozen gunboatS
which protested To be waiting tor the Able
marie As soon as the ram rounded the
point jutting out at the mouth OF the Ro-
anoke, the gunboai- headed down the
sound, and made for Roanoke Island, the
Albemarle in pursuit, but som" seven or
eight miles astern,
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REFER no

Hon. r. l.. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Morgantown, West Va.
Hon. Vim. A. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Clarksbnrg, West Va.
N Goh Esq, President NJ. * NJ. Bank of Wheel n q
at Clarksburg, West Va.
W. Wagner, Cashier NJ. * NJ. Bank of Wheeling, a
Morgantown, West Va.
Kramer q Rahn, Bankers. Pitt.ou..a, IA.
Rittenhouse, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washington, ID.
novltu
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5 Nj | II II >
BOTTLING CELIA

TI,HE undersigned having placed his Bottling wori
in thorough repair, is now prepared to Oil NIL orie
for Bottled Aler. Porter and Brown Stout. ..
VISIT 0EO. W. SMITH
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JAMES RIN ER.
We understand that Commodore John H..
Mitchell has been assigned to the com
mand of The naval forces on James ris3C, in
place of Flag Officer Forrest, relieved
Commander Robert b. Pegram has been
assigned to the iron clad sloop Virginia, the
flag ship, Commander Thomas Il. R'"tes
has been assigned to command the iron clad
sloop Fredericksburg; and Lieut.. Command
ing VIM. Ii. Parker has been ass, ,gncd to
the iron clad sloop Richmond. to relieve
Com'r PegranI, transferred to the Virginia.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIR l.

Macon, Ga, May Ga destructive fire
occurred in East Macon to,day which
burnt two large cotton warehouses. several
other buildings, and about 5000 bales al
cotton. A small amount Of cotton belong
ing to the government.
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
I DrMopoLB. MMay 6.-Information from
Mississippi states that the enemy with
10000 iufantryJ batteries OF artillery
and go cavalry, all under Gen. McArth'n
were advancing towards Yazoo city, and
encamped night before last eight Ansles be
low Mechauiesburg.. ie-A-'i'.--' =
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LYNcHBuRG, May G--The Tisyinian has
information that ,Averill has. concentrated
5000 cavalry and infantry in Kanawha
Valley, with the intention of making raid
on the salt workszin Washjngton county.
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FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

Dalton, May G.--The enemy have been
almost as a standsrill to day. Tncyi are
repairing both railroads as they advance,
and have chain oi plckets which renders
it impossible to learn what is gong ON M
side The cnemyS pckets are miles
from Tunnel Hill at O'Clock.
Gen. Johnston has issued an order grant
ing pardon TO all persons under arrest, ex-
cept those accused of plundering and pill
fcriup
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FROM TRANS MISSISSIPPI.

:, MERIDIAN, May 5.-Information from
Mississippi confirms the former ru
mors of battle between Price and Steele
in which the Confedcrates gained CON
pletc victory. Steele is said IL have LOST
an entire wagon train.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
ARLINGTON, MAY p.

y AsHINGroN, May p.
SENATE - Mr.. Fe,scnden reported "a
vorahiy from the ii ancc committee a in,
resolution amcudasoiy Of the j,.nt rel, In.
tion CT the House to lncrc aso The dut,ss IN
mposts.
Vhe bill to amend tho charter OF Wash.
ington CITY in reference to the registration
ot voters was taken up aud the discussion
involving tie question G! negro su:iraee was
Continued during the ,iornirg hour.
lhF internal revenue bill csne uD. The
iGcornc Claims, Eere considered.
Mr Wade repotttd ir,m The Committee
on territories tho bill to regulate tue cleo.
tive franchise in Washington Territory .;th
= substitute.
Mrs Sumner substituted the following:
Rssoiced, HAT State pretending q, Sc.
ccce lsom the L nion and lighting aos,p.t
the National government to MAINTAIN rrhei.
1t must b, rsrar6e1 as Rchc States. SRI.
jecs t. military occupation and withou, rrn.
rescntat'on on tn. Eoor until il aas been
re admitted by vote Of both horses Of Con.
gTess, .n1 the Senate will d cine to enter
tain application from any such rebel State
u It'll alter such vote 0. both houses.
HS femlrkcd that be desired it to lie on
tue table. Could il be referred to the
committee TO be appointed 10 the c5oditio.n
CT NJ. Fishheck
Mr.. SA.roan reported The Iou. % bill tn
encourage naYisalions, with m amcn,.,uept
substituting the Senate bill orig in
troducea BY Himself.
1he internal revenue bill vas then taken
up and the teaGirg postpored until 4:3u =
M, when the House took q recess until 7
p. tn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
NV YORK. NV p

NV IOkA, NJ y Zts
Tue Philadelphia Lnq.irr's accguat Of
the attack on tue works ue;undln. the lay :
Tor bridge crossing the North Anna, Gays
that no troops could live under the fir,
irom the r, bel guns. A dir, CT assault from
The iron: " - therefore out OF the question.
Our troops were marched up in TWO COL.
umn,-a brigade on cicl side OF vide in
teiya,. through when tue rebel slot and
III II plunged, tearing up the earth fearful
". Wien our troops 70. within distance,
like tigers tLey leapcd upon tlcir prey and
with unloaded gus brought the bay onet to
bear upon the entrench,d enemy, killing
and capturing all who did no: escape. The
movement WAS watched by Gems. Hancock
AID EiIncy, exposed to a saei i.c, aud the
former expressed his admiration IN the
most enthusiastic tsrtns.
The 1smes New Oreans correspondent,
SAYS Gen. j. A. Hamilton las arrived there,
and glv,s Iauicniaoio account IF the ststt
oi STARS in Texas. The withdrawal o! q
/ large force II Iur troops from Texas viii
place the Ullou.s,s III u painful position
Fuzzy a,s already 10 Irghuui Col d tion
hole countits year or two since eI iDe
all ,aa caInf5rss Of life, NOW a.o reduced Il
bsggary, tue soe bodie. men ran uA By
c,nscripiion aud their la,ui!ies LETT Lelpies'
| aud VII out food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
I'Rt'5TEE's SALE

~ hhhEAS, on the LIST day Of July. 4 u
~ 1871, johnson Walker, Of the county 81
,hnton, III t.,e state of Iowa cxecf.ed ,,n,o
heorye D T. Dow as trustee a certain deed of
H"s', conveying to said trustee the land in Gin.
lon county. Iowa, described as fellows IT, vii I'LL
tile southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
q section NO eight ! in township No eighty
three ~ north Of range No. fomr cas-. OF lin
NTH ,thi p ~ Which said conycrnnre n..
made ny the said Johnson Walker. for tho n,,r
pose OF securing the payment Of six certain uro,,.
issIt notes therein specified aud the inf.re.,
thereon, sigued by said johnson Walker. da,nd
me Isl day 81 Jaly, 4. d. 1861, and payable "a
follows One for $l4, no payable June ii. lsso
one ior ~ payable January lst. 1853. one ~
~ Que january lst, 1864. one for 81. su usy
able JANUARY 1T l965 for $g7. 90 naybl. In.
uaiy ~ isbd one for SCI go pay able 5anuarv -,
ls'., all pay able to order of MackIot & Corb, =,
tii.ir Office IN the city Of Davenport, Iowa.
Ana now said three first mentioned nofes ,,er
ing become due and pay able and the ssid Joh,,
son Walker having failed to pay the same I
Geo !. Y. Dow, trustee ~ Aforesaid. do hnrcI,y
give this public notice. that BY virtue of m nn.
CT winch ~ IN me vested BIZ said deed of fr,,st
will On Saturday, the 18th day " Junc. ~ -
lsii, u tire hchr 81 two O'clock in the afternanr
q sad day at the Court House door in the civ ~
Davenport, expose and offer for gale a. ,,ii;a
aactioi, the parcel Of land above dcsct;hed ,r ~.
much thereof shall be necessary n, s.,;.e -,
pay the amount oil said note with fho ;.'; a'.l
thereon % tl,e day of sale, together w;,f siIf'
costs and expenses attending said ,,c caa,. ar,,
notice and trustees fees = - 'iis
Dated the 18th u May ls04. ..4s
Hay25dts GEORGE II III now -
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'1fs ,FEfiyos.: Nay p; :
The Wsr corscspc noent q ,shc Rich
riiond Examioss ten Why LSelet Spott-
sylvania c. Hs uessys Reconnaissance
vas mpde sd an assault upon the UOiSS
works ordered, ard the occupants were
driven from then. Il was now discoy>
cred, he says, ,bstthc enemy were rap
idly moving the. whole army on our
flank, and had been rincc day
The force in our front being . mere
handful, who bad been left there TO keep
up appearances.
As soon as this reconnaissance was
over everything and everybody was on
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Michigan Central Railroad.

aredt Central Route TO .Nesc york IA. T.,
0ad The LaModas. 80 '9'"""
AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOyruprp
~ Ioih, !sG3, trains will leayc The Urea, e..
trial union Depot foot sflake urrct :. n.r EN-
20. Y m, sundays excepted. Arrive III Detroit
JH.oyp. ~; Toronto, 4:45 p. m; suspens;o.
afiage, ave a. M; Buffalo, 500 D. M: fIhanv
- y. M; New York, $3.50 p. M; Boston. I'D;
$40 2. m. Saturdays excepted Arr;x. :, NJ 4
tr9it 500 a. M Toronto As y. m S.s....l Hc-
Dndee so p. m; hs1aio, 300 =. n !. 49,,
4sJ; New York, il:50a M: Boston 4 M IL
loco p. m, Saturdays and SUNDAYS sc.,.,aJ Pm.
rive IN Detroit, 1000 p. M; Toronto gle5n g.
Suspension Bridge. 9:l0 b. m; Albany IA -
CINCIN WATT IRA ~.
lvis. Michigan Central 3. 81 nrx-
Leave Chicago at $50 .. N, Nail. Trnia.. lo;oi
Fast Express. The 1900 p. m. tram fe.v;m.
Chicegcs 9ne tbroenks n CinoaaaSss sr;ss".!SS !.
cti1hse q eaFs 81 blkfa4e. az Ben hSSrsD
Tuftans Patent veniilaiinR and Warm;n~ 49,
aras.s - ~ Cars q this COinpaay. A. ~ 49, 4
Ss.sfssH -, ~ieh Buchre Ts6les' III llteSs s1-s
adecd ~ ~ tfNin. Pateut sleeOin~ -. vI !
1iKht trains, Beggsge ChsSksd fkfoSsh. 80
IT. .dasnSs 7s.' n + q ssle = a 10
sore III = In e - - 81: {. .aa e.
~ I,.l!! = - b!
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ARMY CT THE PoIoMAC,

ITrblros Special
Birney's division carried the rebel
rifle pits on the North Anna.
The right wing. nujer Warrcn, adj
vanccd, eutting.the Virginia Central RR.
mud now placed at Noel'S Station.
The rebel line oims two sides of I,
triangle, It's ap Icing opposite Oxford,
where burnside crossed on niyht Of the
cath. From The apex the right wing
extenls in north east Nv drec ION,
crossing tie Ficlclick sbn,g RR. at an
angie OF As degrees, aud covering tie
junction. The l.ft wing extends in q
south western duection, cutting the
Central RR., ani facing north acstward.
Hancock confron;s the cnemy's tight,
aad has extended til, Inc parallel with
that OF the enemy across the Richmond
81 Fredericksburg RR.
Burnside is opposite the apex.
The enemy's works face south and
can only be carried with great less.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

Idtea sofscse6ag Asaee and Patent Commits.
aoa Aesss Combined.
COI1ClTNG.-fhi Company will act nc A.
- forneys Ior securing Patents for new Tven
reasonable term; conduct Infringement, cases ma
procure renewals FIR Patents -
+. PR E,h0fftoas Rooms and SefrinS Drpaysm,af
We respectfully submit to the public that oprs
= the only fesponsble Soliciting House in the
World that has an Exhibition Room and an al; .
cient and successful Selling Department attached
On Patents taken out by us We require no adj
vance fee for selling
We are in regular communication with ,nvards
oflso Patent Sellers throughout the country who
gerend wholly Tor their supply upon us. Our
Exhibition Rooms tcorner broadway and Barclay
streets in the very heart and center OF the CITY
are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists ana
men OF Enterprise. seeking investments in vaua
bic Patents. Tor The purpose OF re-selling in sub
divisions, while others and heavier CAPITALISTS
always ready 10 purchase a useful Patent and en-
gage IN It's manufacture, and thus secure a liners.
tive monopoly. These sources of demand thai
are daily engineering are fully sufficient 10 I'M
sorb the entire supply Of Patents now being H.
sued, and at fair prices.
oonsignments Of Patents for sale are respect,
fully solicited Any information free. Re- s,,on-
sible Agents wanted In every county and town
who have fixed places Of busiuess-to such We
VIII pay So per quarter. and S per cent. on all
sales; TO act as our agents, for the explanation
AN'.N 49," - s-t'i pta VI TIC luDutlS OF such
patents IS may be placed in their hands for sale.
10 good statesmen, who will give their whole time
70 business, will pay s3S a month. Also travel.
ing Agents are wanted at fair salary.
Agents will be required 10 give some satisrac
tory security or deposit the cost price Of models
which will be refunded when returned. Address
enclosing stamp
SNYDER / WALTERS, No 22e Broadway,
REFERENCES We, the undersigned doing bn-
, IL in New York City, do authorize Joseph =
Of lie National Patent Oifcc, to refer 10 H.. and
wetbelieve they viii conduct their business upon
strictly honorable principles.
lSigned New York, Feb GOTH
.slckewan, ESQ, Importer, So Maiden Lane, n.
y City; ". l., Taylor; Esq, Banker. 7g Wall
St, n. y. City; Chas. H. Voorhees, ESQ. Bank
er, a Pine St. \. Y. CRY; Shepherd, Seward 4
~. Importers PA Pearl s.re@. " y. CITY j
Wilmot, Esq. Commission, 2 Bowling Green y
y. City; John ". Kirby, Esq. Metropolitan
Bank, lo8 Broadway, y. i. City; H. Arthur
Esq, British and American Exchange BANKING
Corporation, 6s Wall ST, N. V City, II. D.
Smith Esq. Chemical Bank, conner of Broad
way and Chambers 81, n. Y. City
mhl5-eod&wlv
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1,ter from Grants Army.
A Pennsylv ania Reserve
Regiment Captures
d a, 900 South Caro-
lima Troops.
R.umor of a Battle on the
North Anna.

PnILprLpHrA, May q.
Tho Inquirer publishes the following ois-
match dated ,outh side North Anna, near
Jericho Bridge, May 25;h, Q. ~:
The rebels are in our front, and prisoners
have been taken with the last "a hours
Over 4 900 priione,s were taken from
brigade # South Cafo!Inians by the Penn
sysyania Reserves, unier Crawford who
msdc a charge on OR extreme right, aficr
Warren, had crossed the North Anna On The
road leading to Beaver Dam.
Our troops have torn up and completely
destroyed nearly SIX miles OF track sn tue
vireinia Central railroad.
VIC are nov bu, ono days forced marcel
fro,n Redmond, in . fin open country.
Tueic Is plenty u good pasture for our
posture s5r cur horses, but nothing Tor the
men except what Las been hroush' along.
The enthusiasm Of cur army knows NJ
bounds, while the morale Ut tue rebels,
Judging from thcig wIuidsd prisoners fall
ing into yur hands, is inyery bad condition
The weather is int, sr!y TO-.
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CAlho, Nav 81

CAlso, May 81.
The steamer LEHMAN arrived from
Memphis yesterday evening.
She 81 bales cotton ioe St. Louis.
She was fired into at Ila,d No. l6.
Two shell struck her, one exploded near
the boiler, bat injured no one.
The 'cbc's are said to have 25 steam
crs up the Red river above the farlLcrest
point reached by our army.
TIE Silver Moon from Memphis for
Cairo, hid ia ba'es cotton: and rags.
Gen. McArthul'. command returned
t. Vicksturg on 23l. lie had 10 en-
gaSement Of Importance with the enc
my. Few prisoners brought in.
Great excitement in Vlcksbnrg on re-
ceptipn OF the news from Grants army.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
From II. N. Sanborn, Teacher of Music md
PRESIDENT Of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
lewp wv

usNrrISES-The American Organ purchased
o. .ou' 'nough very pleasing in tone from tho
iirst mas become more and more n f,vorite ;usi,n
ment with my musical acquaintances a. we'll as
WITH myself. The ease of the action and the ra.
pldity with which light music can be cxecutcd
upon II surprised me. while for sacred or solemn
harmony ~ Illness - nnqnestioned take great
pleasure in adding my testimony 10 its rnal vii
very truly, yours, II. NJ SANHORN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
New YORK. Nav %

The L chmond Examiner contends il
Is GRAFT that is III retreat, anI Lee pur-
suiog him. it says that Lee followed
Grant from the Wilderness !; that be is
now the las to move, Ard is the push =,
not the pursued, from SPOTS, Ivania. l.
is tIne, that by both movements, the
armies have been brought nearer Rich
mond bat for Lee. il WIS renders d
necessary by the coaii suration of the il
aud the lines of these rivers, which he
had resolved to defend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 10th, 1864
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, (sundays cxccp;e,l1 as follows :
lst Mil train al ~. "
SApiSS 7. "
Arrive at davenport daily, Sundays excepted
as follows
lst Night express at ...........5 90 A NJ
"a Daily express and mail train 49, o. p N
All trans over this route in direct conncc,
ton IT Chicago with trains over both tho Nichi--
gan southern, Michigan Central, Pittsh,irr, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads To and from De-
,roit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland Cincinnati
Pittsbnrg, Duikirk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba
ny. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions as 10 tie destination
OF their baggage also to procure tickets before
taking their seats ii the cars. as the conductor,
collect fares only To the stations on the line of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
INV IL 81. j. f. TRACY Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

4 Nd STEAM PACKET LINES On THE
N Missouri River. The most practicable route
To the Gold Mines Of Idaho, Bannock CITY, Nir-
gnia City, Gal!atin. Denver, Wasloe Boisee and
California Daily Overland Stages from Atch-
10 above points. All rail t. st. Joseph, AT
Gibson, Iatal and Weston Tie Daily Packet
Emile, runs from Weston 10 I.eavenwortl,, seven
miles, and Kansas City, forty niles Stage
connections from icavcnwortll and Kansas Ci,v
to Lawrence, Topeka, Fl Riley, Fl. Scott Santa
Fee
-Tri-W ce..lv Packets The elegant packets Col
ora,o Denver. j. II. Lacy, West Wind and A.
Majors form Tsi-Wcekly Line from II. Joseph
to Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha. 60
Also Daily stag from st Joseph to above points
Miners with teams and luggage carried On the
same train and packet to the above starting points
and arrive fresh Cor the Plains.
Connections made by rail and by packets on the
Mississippi River with the Hannibal 4. st. Joe r.
X. at Quincy and Hannibal.
For through Tickets or Freight apply 10 7. NJ
Prc,tyman, agent, at Davenport, on board the
Packets.
J.Tk HAYWARD. Genl Sup't.
=. b. GROAT. Gen. Ticket Agent.
w. T.. ROBINSON Gen. Fri Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

nN AND AFTER MAY 4TiI AND UNTIL
~ further notice trains will leave Chicago as
follows
$3.50 a. m. New York Express, daily except
SUNDAYS.
coop. m. Night Express, daily, except satur-
days
Trans arrive in Chicago at $40 p. m, $50 q. m
and $40 4. m
III the above trains make regular connections
a, Dunkirk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany. New
York. Boston, Philadelphia, baltimore aud all
points East.
Luxurious Sleeping Coaclles. with all modern
improvements, ran on nighl trains
Tnrcugl. Tickets can be obtained at the Com
pany's Office, Sc Clark Street, under Sherman
House, or at the Depot. corner Of Old Van Buren,
and sherman streets.
H. Z. SAWYER,
General Western Agent.