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near Blue Ridge, in the vicinity of Thorn.

ton Gap.
Deserters continue TO arrive from the
front They report great scarcity Of pro-
visions, forage and clothing, and also large
numbers waiting proper opportunity to
avail themselves of the Presidents Am
nesty Proclamation.
The enrolment Of civilians, white and
cOlOred, within the lines Of the army, is
nearly completed.
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FROM MEADVILLE.
Especial to the Cleveland Iseadsr.l

Especial to the Cleveland IIeadsr.l
MEADvILLE, February 8.
The citizens Of Mesdvills and Of Craw-
ford county are to-day giving banquet
and public reception to the soldiers of this
part of Pennsylvania who have re-enlisted
for the war. There is large attendance
and great enthusiasm prevails.
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In the Church Of the Ascension, at OntonagOn,
Mich, January 18th, by Rev. Il. e. Pandsll, asist.
ed by hev Nm. A johnson, beV. EDWARD SEY-
MOT, Of OntOnagon, 10 Miss MARTHA A. BA -
RErT, daughter Of A. Barrett, Esq Of Cleveland.
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FEMALE SEMI

4 Vie V ELAN FEMALE SEMI
~ NsRY.-SSturning thanks 70 former patrons,
III Bndf rsigced would tespeC frly ask them, and
the CitZers generally hare OF their patron
age Having irchas ID the IN tI'u in, about
10 materially improve, aud put he same In perfect
repari and n lgOOr, Gaze expenEe will b. spared
afford the pupils the tett advantage, Ia every par
tc1 Elsyen FtrsG 1eachsrs E1li deT0ts their
lest energies 10 thsir InstTu; iCn-
Day Pupils from The ClIy will be provided
with u SIreet X. X. Ticker free Of charge.
A discount Of Twenty Five Dollars per Term viii
made in favor OF those boa ding pupils who STsnd
SUNDAY a. hone.
SaSTLe Term commences February ID, 1855.
s. N.SA6HuRD,
febl-40 L. EUTTEES
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1ILnEss CT nn LoxH1or.

ILLNESS CT MR. LoVEJoY.
Mr.. LOvejoy continues very i'll, and SOM
Of his friends begin to entertain fears con
cerning his recovery.
WAR COMMITTEE INVESTIGATIONS.
The Committee on the Conduct Of The
War devoted three-hOurs' session, to-day,
to the further investigation of the subject
of ordnance.
TAX ON WHISKY.
The Senate discussed the whisky oues.
tiOn to-day, but reached no conclusion
save to approve of so much Of the Com
mittee's report as fixed the tax at sixty
cents up to the 1st Of July next.
PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS.
The Senate Military and Naval Com
mittees we're both engaged on the csnsid-
Grafton of the Presidents nominations.
CONTESTED ELECTION.
The Boston contested election case came
before the Committee to-day.
TO INCREASE THE SALARIES OF JUDGES OF
SUPREME COURTS.
An effort is being made to increase the
salaries of Judges of the Supreme Court
Of this district.
REBEL PRISONERS.
Four hundred rebel prisoners were sent
from the Old Capitol to Point Lookout to-
day, to go under the care of General But
Ter.
A NEGRO PUT OPP A STREET oAn.
AnegrO Major, in full uniform, on his
way to a court martial, summoned as Wit
ness was put off the street cars to-day,
aud made to walk, by which he was half
an hour late. He put in written excuse
endorsed by Col. Willstts, President Of
the curt martial, and the case referred to
General Msrtindale.
Mr.. MYERS SPEECH.
Mr. Myers, of Pennsylvania, in the
course of his speech on the CONSUMPTION
bill, attacked Mr. Woodward and EIsClel-
Ian, and was for confscatiug everE foot
Of rebel property. Part Of it he would
sell to repleDish the Treasury, and the rest
divide among the soldiers after the war.
Two parties would 60 SOuth-the negroeq,
because the North would be too cold for
them, and the COpperhesds because it
would be too hot.
CONGRESSIONAL.
A delegation Of butchers, urging their
claims under certain features of the In
ternal Revenue law, was before the Ways
aud Means Committee to, day.
The bill for a canal around Niagara
Falls, on the American side, was intro.
iuoed to-day, prepared by LittlejOhn of
New York.
Little Mr. Samuel Cox's recent state
ment in the House, designed to stamp rs
,alumnies the accounts Administration
papers had been giving of the excessively
nature Of McClellan's report
and accompanying docu nents, is to-day
proved bsrefaced fslsehUud by the pubIi-
cation Of the report. He said that
it was a small affair." only about
The size of POpe's report of the Virginia
Pope's report Of the Vir-
ginia campaign makes just twenty-six CO.
tavO pages; McClelisn's makas two hun
1red and forty two. Pope's, with sll ac-
documents, reports of subOr-
Innate commanders and even the kilograms
sent and received, makes volume Of two
hundred and ifty-fve pages, only fourteen
pages more than McClellan's report. Gov
ernment printer says that he has not re-
osived line Of accompanying documents
fOr Mcclellan report, but understands
that they will make about three large oo-
Lavo volumns Of sbeut the size Of the re-
port on the conduct of the war.
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The section Of artillery supposed to be
captured is at Beach Greek, and may be
preserved.
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IL lGHWINES.-THE UEDTRs1GE.
u ID pay special attention to the sse Of High
tentioo. Oash advances made sben dssirsd' =
-. y. y. s. BUhgKSS,
oeoA hoG. lss and ies suosrfoT-st.
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NEW ADvERTlsEMEETs.
JOHN B, COUGH
LECTURES AT THE
EUCLID STREET CHURCH,
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 8, '64,
At Eight O'e,cck.
supJEcr-"ELOQUENT ORATORS"

This Lecture viii be h last Of the season except
one (probAOiy) late in the season BY Henry Ward
Bse:h 7. It Is considered the mott popular Of all
Mr.. Gough's lectures define -;i1ns Of this RI
styCs OF ora OrV wonder ful, while the lecture
as q WhO'e, Is Of great merit and contains many
pa siRes o. extr sIdinsIy sauiy.
As many " re TUNED away fro n the last Lee ure,
unable 10 gain admission, the hou5s teing dtnsel
filed Il Is auti Up II that there will be great de-
m and fir Secured seats next Tu ssdzy Egening.
H4S- The Sale OF Rese we'd Seas will cOmmtn e on
Saturday morning, at Bakers htvs DspO-, superior
sire {.
nS-Seats reserved until tn / ecturs conn enees.
s@-Ns Bese-ved sears nd after 8 O'clCek ?. n.
TJestay except AZ the Church feb4 I37
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PLUMBIHn, &C,

Smith Z MATHRR HAVE RI,
~ MOVED 70 No. I49 West River Street. ,-baretha
eontlrue 70 manufacture STEAM EOIIERS OH
as.a AZ snc o:an descEi Stions oorapossd
y SPAa work IN thSir line y FaYtiy stsfrdsd
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Yesterday Afternoons Dispatches
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDIN GS
Movement Against Mobile in
Progress.
Expedition up the James River.
Rebels Defeated In Western
Virginia,
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Austrian and PrusSian Troops
Marching to SChIeSWIg.
Denmark Said to Be Yielding.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHBGroE, February 8.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration o.
the resolution amendstory Of the conises-
tion act.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Austrian and Prussian Troops
Marching to SChIesWIg.
Denmark Said to Be Yielding
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHEGroE, February 8.

The House resumed the consideration o.
the resolution amendstory Of the confscs-
tiOn act.
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NOTICE TO BUTLDERS-sE.1

M SA1O48 L " u " lAOHhO -EEAL l.
IN Ed Proposals will be received at the Office of
The City lnnrmary, until y o'clock NJ February o.
le6i Tor erecting two additional wiuEs ION the east
Crazy House"
Pans and Specifications for The same can be found
on hle in said Inf mary Office
4 he Board Of Inhrmary invite sthe submiss issiou Of
bids reze va the right TO accept reie the sam
By order Of tn b ard. q. s. WHEATON,
feb4-ls9 (iIerk
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lambus, Jsnusry &c, I,6l
It Is hereby "a II at the Iorf gsing Is correct
ctpJ vi tce tEetuelE and Oldltion OF the Wash-
81 n lusGrenJe COMPANY, OF new York. made to
thIs nince for the year 81 and now on hls hefeli
witness mg hand sni zeal official y.
LIS JAMES d. GODMAH
:
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STATE OF NEW YOBK,l Lea
COuutV Of New York y

BESRT WESTON, Yieo President. and VIZ X In.
TuEOP secrg, Grys OF WashinRton Insurat g Com.
pAny eelGg seyeTaly sworn, depOse and say that sha
tOregC1g - l. trus hn1 sfafspebt of fha
stairs o. the said InEuIance pauy that the said
lnsu Ance Company IS the bona 10 owner OF AZ asT
Cre Hundred thousand Dsliafs " actual cash can't
tai m, eIie1 in stocks and B. nds, IN Morsagss 81
Real EEtate worth drube the an cunt Tor which ~,
sRDe Is morg'eedi tha the above de ibed IN Fest.
nents Eor any fa;t thereof, mad for tee beneft
Of AM Il yidual eNs5 c4tng suthsr iy IN the man
aEeInsht Of saiu COMPANY her President Sec
i-tslJ Treasurer DuectCr, other Eise; that a
N mJrtgaees ab ve rt rtDed have not teen assfRnad
nOr II any mennsr released or paired BY and Joui
psnY AID tha- they are thi abJ.e desc Ibsd ticeTs
OF tata llis-r<n e 'nPanT- Ard they further d.
= Sc ths q sIa Unit iOsnsd 10 DirsctJrs Of lie Com
psny on Be nds and Nor gsges, stor Ks and fi0id n
s2l so. HESltY WIeSTiis- -
hA a Lo1HROf' Sfcy. Vice p ehdent.
Saber bed anu zgt n before me, this I'D In
nay Iva kkEDhlOk Bull,
IL 81 Notary Public
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STATEMENT,
az. BRITEOS, Agent, 6 AtWatsr Bpk
RTATEMENr

o. the condition Of the WASHINGTON INSUE-
AHCE COMPANY, on ths 3ist day Of Deoeu bar ls6s,
made 10 the Auditor OF Ohio pursuant to the STAT
ute OF that State. entitled An act 10 regulate fn-
sIianee OcmpeDie. not Incorporated By the etats Of
Ohio, pAAea April 8, 1885.
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NIal-N n NJ LIUd LIUIIs
bIRsr-Ihe name Of the Company is Ths Washing
~, ~ insurance Com pany, and Is located IN ths
City Of New York. -l
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Anegro Major, in full uniform, on his
way to court martial, summoned as Wit
ness, was put off the street cars to-day,
aud made to walk, by which he was half
an hour late. He put in a written excuse
endorsed by Col. WilIetts, President Of
the court martial, and the case referred to
General MartindsIa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-04

5l0eND-I ne an : Of Its Capital Stock .efo0,noO0
THIRD-Ihe amount Of It's capital Seek
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
MANHOOD.

A ND THE viGOR or YOUTH RESTORE D
IA IN Eot L WEEKS. by DIR. RECORDS rs.
sENCE or LIFE DR.. Eicord tof Paris alter
some four Years OF earnest solicitation. h-~ at
length aceeeeed 10 tue urgent request Of the
American prlc, and appointed an agent in New
! urk Tor tAc sale OF his valued and highly prjzed
E>eence oi Life. This wonderful agent " nj re.
store Manhood 70 the most shattered cons,itu-
tnns III io,,t weeks pni If used according 10
printed instructions, failure ~ impossible. This
life restoring REMEDY should be taken by nil
about to marry, rs effects are perniane mt.
Success, in very case, is certain.
DIR RcUrd Essenre Ut Life Is sold in cases.
with full Instructions for use at q. or four
quantities IL o.'c for n and will be sert 90 any
part, ceeria'ls packed on receipt of remittance
70 his accfe3i,cd az ut. Circular sen, Tree ON
recent Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, 447 Broome SiIee.,
On door west OF Broadway, y T.,
pl3-dsms Sole agent for the United States
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining aworld-wide reputation II is be-
yond doubt the best and cheapest and most beau
tiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered
to the public. No other Family Sewing Machine
has so many useful appliances for Hemming,
Binding, Feltng, Tucking Gathering, Guaging
Braidng Embroidering, Cording and forth.
No other Family Sewing Machine has 80 much
capacity for great variety Of work. Grea, ana
recent mproy efnerts make cur Family Sewing
Machine most reliable and most durable, and most
certain in action at all rates Of speed. 1t makes
the inierlocked stitch, which is the best stitch
khown. Any one, even of the most ordinary
paclty, can see, AT glance, how TO use the letter
4 Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chas.e and exquisite
style.
The Folding Case oithe Family Sewing Machine
is piece of cunning workmanship Of the most
useful kind. II protects the machine when not
in use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table to sus
tain the work While some OF the Cases made
out OF the choicest WOODS are finished in the SIM
i,les, ana cha,tes, manner possible, others are
adorned aud embellshed in the most costly and
superb manner
II is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine III operation, 50 as to Judge OF its grea,
capacity and beauty.
II s tas, becoming popular for family sewing
our manufacturing MACHINES are tor ulann!actur
Ing purposes
rne Branch Offices well supplied with silk,
twist, thread, needles, oil, &c, oi the very best
quality.
Send for a PAMPHLET
THE SINGER COMPANY,
4js Broadway, New York.
Chicago Office, 80 Clark street.
r. kHAISE & CO.,
IN
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CHICAGO.


Corner North Clark and Kiasie .Srs<ts
Chicago. M.
THIS HOTEL HAS F1RST-CLASS ACCOM-
u modations for two hundred Guests, Is cen
traliy located, within three minutes walk Of the
principal Banking houses. Board OF Trade. &c.
Is entirely new, with, elegant furniture, and all
the departments reriete with modern convenient
ces
Having leased the above Hotel for term Of
years, and trusting that am sufficiently known
70 meri. consideration, solicit your pstronag :,
believing that the complete and liberal manage
ment of the New Revere" will be entirely salts.
factory to you. GILBERT DUTCHER.
auy25-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
The Warrantee.

We are aware that many medicines are war
ranted knowing that they will never be return
cd. But We aOase you that we do not wish ,onY
ma without giving value received wa -
lis worse than ROBBERY TO get gam in that
WY, and when we warrant this medicine, we
mean what we say II any one uses the FIreweed
FOR the diseases for which we recommend it, and
is net iuily satisfied that il is not all we recon-
,nand il. he can return the bottle to the agent he
purchased the medicine OF, who will refund the
money.
Should your nearest druggist not have the ar
tice, do not be put Oft with any other eparation
that may be offered in place, but send to our
agent, and lie viii forward, securely packed, by
by express BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
See that our signature is every bottle you
buy, and that "Dr. Viewers Compound Extract
of Freweed. or Humor or Liver Syrup" is blown
in the nottle-none other is genuine.
Price 1 per bottle, or six BEETLES for SIS
Sent by express on receipt of the money. Sold
by ali druggists and medicine dealers.
Walker 4 Taylor. Props.
II. SCoViI., IS Randolph Street, Chicago,
Wholesale Agent. aug2s -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
Baltimore 4 Ohio Il. II, Re-Opcned

Tili> GREiTNAFioNAL THoROUGHFARE
l. IS again omen for ireighs and travel Ire
ca> ana machinery Ge>tro, e are replaced bv II w
running stock. with all recent improvements !:
and - the bridges and track are agtn in snpstan
ta condition. the we'll earned reputation OF this
road Tor SPEED. SECURITY and COMFORT
Viii be mere than sustained under the re-orgn-
zaii"n Of lis business.
IN addition 10 the unequalcd at FACTIONS Of nat
| ufa scener: heretofore conceded To this route
troubles upon the border have ,,ssuci:stei urmer
oGs points upon the road. between the Ohio River
| and Harper Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest.
| Connections at the Ohio River with Cleveland
and Pittsburg. Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads. and through them with
the whole railway system of the Northwest, Cen
trail West and Southwest at liarper'> Ferry with
| tire " inchastcr read NJ Washington Junction
with rae Washington branch for Wasin g.on
| City and the i.ower Potomac; at Baltimore 81 y
| cnr daily trains for Philadelphia ;.ni New ~. :.
Two dollars additional ibroagl, tickets to
Baltimore ~ The Northern Cities. give the priv
| lcge Of visiting ashington City en- routc--being
<; lower than the cost OF any other line. ~ re-
cent?, charged aud the rate to Baltimore being
$3.50 lower than recently clarg d by way OF Ilir
iisburg. This is The onis route b: which pa. SEN
gers can procure through tickets am through
Cheeks to Washington C;iv.
W. y. SMITH Master Transportation Baltimore
l.. VI. Cole, Gen'l Ticket ACT, Baltimore. jv.ily
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
{El:{l:

BOXES Or THE SPECIFIC PILL
Will noxfrLr, PERFECTLY ASD PERMANENTLY crns
spcrmatorrhea, Seminal weakness o.
Involuntary Nightly o. Daily Losscss
vArRD ~ cnAnAorER: willie they will speedily cor.
rect those terrible morbid conditions which spring
FG TnE r f s 'se.sI ss to
the treatment ferery kind n GennioT Urinary n.
Y,frtion; Incrprey or Im2otsncy D.alefss; Lime or
Inflammation or Weakness Of the Kidneys, &c, &c.
Ciergym1r Lcryers, Students, and ali who follow
scdentary occupations, or whose Bran and Nerc-
70 weaknesses Of tho Ge,:its rinary Crgcns. They
should not fl.l 70 use TIE SPECIFIC PILL.
ETPersons afflicted with any one or more Of tho
above disorders sure 70 have several, and some
times nsost of the FOLLOWING
SY NJ II II o Ms:
Deranged Digestion: Lossef 4pp,,ie; Loss erTy.,n:
aLoue's; Ffat end Nerrous or heary SIRE,
sciM LussdI Dreans: Troubled Drsa,hing Failure
q vsie. I,,egs1r action 2. ne H,a,, pas' :saa
Heas and Blush sgs; General Weakness and fndoence;
Apsrsion to Society; REARED Condition. Dirninish
Cd size effhe Geniai Otgans: ro,un'ary Nishayor
Duly Ensissons Freqaen dessre 70 pass Water, with
peculiar s,end.ns sen.a'ien.; Poi. Lip'; ss.ke.
= Caiarra Of the Badder isconsinenee. Sspyres
sion, Of the Urine; Pai.fs4, Too Fregsess or DtV-
esl,. Mieisris;on, &C.. &c.
Professional Opsnlons.-aT have used your
SPECIFIC PILLs' In many casea Of Sperssosovyheas
and with the most perfect sNccess"-J. MILTON oAx.
DERs n. D, Ii. b, BrooklyS.
ut 10 - near specific - any medicine can b.
have cured very severe caees with from six to re
Dosss."-R KsIrH. n. D., Nec York
Fl know Of no remedy, IN the whole Mafeyfs Med
fca ea-al 10 your Specific Phil in SssHsn0l or Cri
eary weatnesses-Apctrn BEnRE, ~ p, PTv. y
Ovxasie CAemiss.y and PAyssstogy, n. r.
Peruonnn Opln1omo. -"Mr. WJaekesssr q,
WORTHY o. AL coSsiD8xcE, and devotee hiuGo1Dh
enthusiastically TO these Prepare, ionsn-D. MI.
ptpa Rgsss NJ D., LII. D., Amer. Ned. 0asefte. n y.
II have p-rsosai Ano.piedee Of Mr.. wlxcssss1a's
8oxIsTv lxD lxrEcRIfv, and can Assure the PRO.
Srsr,s srd tc rablic that Ase pvspsrnsssNs co. =
sutSsi sn."-JAs = CnILroz, \. p Ckenfst. n. y
Va. Tho oUoo9Do pm
fano4 Usmoop 1thio Remedy, nog Aoes steea1e11
09c1R 1Snn q lsiA1ss4seb ~ - tatns1one tno1e
e 80 - ~ = I - - r. 80 &c. 49, !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers ui this harmless but effective prcpara-
lion. a; the two epucs OF life in which the fe-
raale system undergoes the mos; important and
critical changes, the Pills VIII prove posi-
tive safeguard against evil consequences They
also csa.ideDtly recommended a, aspecihe in
ever disorder TO which females are exclusively
Suftf.act
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
Disorders of the Stomach

Are the sources OF the deadl.est maladies Their
effect is to vitate all the fluids of the body, aud
70 send poisonous stream through Ill The chun-
nes Of circulation. Now wins. j. Tie operation
Of Tie Pits. They cleanse the bowels regulate
toe liver. bring tie relaxed OF iiriiacd stomach
into natural condition, and, acting tlrou {h tli-
S.crefiyc ergeNs UP0N THE HOOD ITSELF. change
the state et The sv>trm from sickness IL health,
bv exercising a simultaneous and wholesome e.-
IL - 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
Bilious a!aiadi.s &c &c

In whatever form disease attacks the liver. it ia
rnpcei aui cIttrrinated hv this searching,
rairlnss and Irresistible ouratiyes Biou. re-
mitents, bilious purging. and all tue ordinary
disorder, 1T til. organ, indicated by pam in the
right SIDE and between the shoulders. seilo~ness
Of r'Ie whites Of The eyes " aknr5s AND debility,
&c are we'd aud removed by tt@ remedy,
with a CELEBRITY which astonise> the sufferers and
their iii. nis. bat the .ich. whom the faculty
a'.ndonea resort with confidence u this power
ill anti bilious a.ren and restoration TO health
aud act1Sify viii be tie nilNa, vim, Il. nits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
Vyu. AI.I,EyuNS:Au.I.S
Mississippi T. Missouri Railroad

Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time
nN AND AFTER I0NDAY, MAY 18Th. 1854
Oand until further notice, trains Will leave
Davenport as follows
= a. NJ. for GriLneii and Washington.
80 4. y. freight ~ accommodation tor Grinnell
Is r.. do do Iowa City
ar Mnscatine.
Trains arrive al Davenport rs follows:
- A. v. freight and accommodation froa
Iowa Citv.
10 P. n. freight and accommodation from
Grinnell ard Washington.
i5r. ". express from Grinnell and Muscatine
tn" 5 - q. m. train out of Davenport, makes
direct connection al Grinneli, Iowa Citv, and al
Washh gton, with the Western Stage Co.'S sta
yes for all points Wes., South West, and North
Wet.
Train $ from the west connect at DayenpoY
with trains ofthe Chicago 4 Rock Island KR
ali points East, North, and South.
Passengers reminded OF the necessity OF
giving distinct directions ~ to the destination o.
say gage also 10 procure tickets before taking
Aeir seats in the cars. j. f. TRACY Srrt
A. kIaBALL. Asst Sup't nv Il; "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
BENZ. r. BUTLER.
H'fs-V". 10
Maj. Gen. and Agent Of EXchan 70.

Maj. ucn. and Agent oil Exchange.
All othfr questions between
us may be postponed for future settlement,
but the fair exchange of coloyed soldiers and
Of their white officers will be nsi st.d on BY
the Government BEFORE ANOTHER REB-
Ell SOLDIER OR OFFICER WILL BE
XCHANGED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
BE it Understood.

That tho abuye statements can al all times BE-
verified - the written testin.on. textenling
through quarter ui 4 century Of tea, OF thou
sands ei uni.upc acl!a'ele witnesses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings Institution
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

NPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted from n. to p. III.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS -.
rem to S o'clock. INTEREST allowed on deposits
at the rste Of FIVE per cent. per annun.
Printed copies 81 BY Laws and Regulations to
be had at the bank.
Money 10 loan on good improved Real Estate
Feb20dwtr DAVID :. TRUE, Irest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
THE Sc ANTv NATIONS

To these men, "a indeed to ali prisoners,
there is issued three-!uarters OF pound OF
bread or meal, and onc-eigll,h OF a pound Of
meat per day. This IS the entire ration,
and upon it the prisoner mist live OF die.
The meal is often uliSiited aud sour, and
the meat such "a in the North is consigned
to the soapnaher.