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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SNYDER 4 WALTEns.
220 Broadway. New York.

Patent iSolicitic0 H,,se and B,,<.t r...~;.-
Mon Howss Ga,rI;.s sj'"' oO'""'s'-
c,OrrcrrrNn r,,;s "- n.
.n.,..,.I 70 ms company Will act = At.
.;.,s =. .i;s III sccurng rc'ents for new lnven.
.S"so,ah1. 's Oory anu Europe. on the most
nrocmre rera,aI conou , infringement cases, and
~. E .Sl.ssw:ls i0r ra'ents; ..
Ne W, respectfully submit e the public that ours
w s"s cn.y responsole Soliciting House in the
s;o,. ~, sSM mas IN Exhntl1n Room, and an en-
On Pssents sssss . Seng Depsrtment attached
vanoa s s e. .anen OUT ny US We require no 3D.
'a NE rec ior selling.
10 p" Dr. ~ Regular communication with upwards
depend wholly for their supply upon ". Our
l Exhibition Rooms Corner Broadway and Barclay
streets IN the very heart and center Of the city,
are daily a. visited BY numbers Of Capitalists and
men OF Enterprise. seeking investments in valua-
bic Patents, for the purpose Of re-sellng in SUBJ
divisions while Others and heavier capitalists are
always ready to purchase useful Patent and en-
gage in its manufacture, and thus secure lucra-
tive monopoly These sources Of demand that
are DAILY augmenting are fully sufficient to alb
sorb the entire supply Of Patents now being Is
sued, ana ct fair prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
NEW YoRK. Anil 20.

NEW York, Aptll 20.
The steamer Liberty has arrived here,
bringing New Orleans papers Of the
18th inst.
The True Delta has Grand Ecore dates
of the 18th, and Alexandria of 9th.
Banks headquarters were 1t Nachit-
oches.
There are no news Of the battle, re-
ported via Chicag:, in the New Orleans
papers.
Quarantine will be rigidly enforced be-
low Now Orleans after May 1st.
Crop prospects in Northern Louisiana
and Arkansas arc improving. Wheat
and coro are said to be destroyed.
An Alexandra letter Of the 9th says
the rebels are burning all the cotton on
Red and Onchitta rivers.
The Times has Baton Rouge letter
of the 10th. It states that on Tho pre-.
viots Wednesday our advance cavalry
had skirmish at Pleasant Hill, miles
from Shreveport. We had a few men
wouaded. On Thursday another skirms
lsh occurred 8 miles above Nachitocb6s.
we were driven in, but rallied when the
enemy rctreatsd, with small loss on both
sides. IT,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
CIEclxEATI, April 20.

CINClNEATIs Apill ~.
A dispatch 10 the Commercial, dated
"Cattcllsburg, KY, April 10" says Capt.
Porneck had arrived with over 100 pris
oners, captured 1t the battles Of Paints.
vile and half Mountain, on the L ckng
river.
Hodges rebel brigade attacked Col
Gillespie's force at Paintsville, on Tues
day, but were rspulsed. Gillespie pur-
sued the rebels with 500 men, Of 14th
and seth KY, and surprised them on the
l4th inst, in camp at Half Mountain,
capturing I prisoners, 200 herses, 400
saddles. 800 small arms, and their camp
equipage. Eighty five rebels were
killed and wounded. A large amount Of
stolen property was recovered and re.
stored to tho citizens. The rebel wagon
train was captured and burned. Our
loss was killed and 4 wounded.
The rebels we're comm anded by Coils.
Clay, Prentice, May, and Johnson. Col.
Clay is among the prisoners.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
New Yoax. April 10.

NEw YoaK, April 70.
The Post's Washiseton specisl esys q q
Morrills proposition to add 8 ter csle.
to custom duties till the tariff bill can b
passed, will probably be agreed 60. TIE
rates Of taxation under the new bill will
b largely Increased. II Congress shou'
hesitate In. adjusting the taxation 10 sueh
. manner - to afford immediate relief, it
10 said that the President will seud :
special Dsesags 20 the subject. Tho Re-.
publican caucus sereed to press the bill
to vote - coon ~ possible.
It u reported that M. Washburnc will
movo IN amendment 10 tar tho otock / I
whiskey on hand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

NEW 1ORK, April 70.
The Norfolk letter TO the World says
the late mission Of rebel Commissioner
Ould, to Fl. Monroe, was to ask Butler
to send up for the very aick Of our pris>
oners at Richmond, who are too far gone
to be removed south. Five hundred
and six,y-three have since arrived at
Old Poiut, Of whom Oud said it would
be almost . miracle If our government
saved half @f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
CHICAGO, April 10.

CHICAGO, April 10.
The correspondent Of tho Ohis:ago Evsn.
ing Journal Of the 18th from Grsud Ecore'
La, on Red river, April 10Th, ss.,s:
Oar cavalry had been driving che enemy
for two days, but in tho forenoon Of the
9Th inst. they sent back word for infantry
support. Gen. R,nsom, 10 command Of the
Sd and 4:h divisions Of the 18th Army
Corps, vas ordered to send forwsr I'd bri.
gade and did 90. At noon be Was ordered
to send up Ill Of the 4th division and he
went with them. After advancing about
three miles from where the 30 division
Of his command and che 10Th Army Corps
wero encamped. the rebsls made stand,
and our line, consisting Ct only 2.400, vas
formed 10 belt Of woods With - open
field in the front and the enemy 10 the
woods On the other side. General Storm,
Of Balls Bluff famc, chief Of General Bank's
staff. VS. on the Reld aud took direction Of
the movements. General Ransom was 10
favor Of advancing only in force, but his
wish was disregarded. After Keeping up
skirmish. firing across this open field, for
about On hour, the enemy advanced upon
us in over wh0imiug numbers, probably not
less than 10000 strong. General Ransom
got oil Lis available troops to the front aud
opened on them. The enemy lost heavily,
tut they advanced steadily and soon made
our cavalry give way aud the infantry fell
bach. In few moments the enemy prcss
ed us 90 closely and the panic Of the caval-
~ was 20 demoralisng that the retreat he.
ems . route. The General die oil q bic
power to rally the men, bat finding is i'm
possible without reiniorcements, be made
every effort to cave che artillery. 1t wss
while endeavoring to get the Chicago Mer.
camille Battery Of ssfely that Gen. Ransom
Vas severely wounded in the leg, and
Capt. Cyrus E. Dickey, bis adjutant, con
of Judge Dickey, Of Ottsws, ILL.,, was Ia.
stsntly killed By being shot through the
head.
Our loss was large-probably about two
hundred.
The mercantile battery lost al their
guns, and Oapt. Whiteis : prisoner. Lieu
tenants Throop ami Mcbride we're killed,
aud the lcss Of the battery in killed and
cap! ured 10 thirty.
The battery boys lost oil their clothing.
One hundred and ten Of them returned to
camp after the disaster.
While the 4th division vas falling beck
in order, the 81 division, numbering only
1900 men, came up and was Immediately
routed. This VAS after Gen. R1nsom had
been wouBded and taken to the rear. Fl.
nally the l0;h army corps, with 900 men,
came up, formed line, checked the cucmy
and held them till We got Ill our trains fl,
except that Of cavalry.
The whole army is now falling back here,
where Il must wait to reorganixs before
proceeding further towards Shreveport.
1t is ct present impossible to obtain .
liet Of the casualtics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

Notices for religious Or benevolent purposes, enc
third Of the regular ra4es.
Obituary notices, one half the regular ratea
!. Advertisements not accompanied With instrue-
lions viii b inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Advertisements discontinucd before 1.-THE expi-
rasion u the time contracted for will be charged
ct short time rstes.
Transient advertisements must be paid for u
Advertisements inserted il the Weekly on
reasonable terms. J. RICHARDSON.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
Attention Soldiers, = M
ErldnaS or Soldiers. =.

We call the attention Of all having relations u
friends in the army 70 the fact that "HOo1and's
German Bitters" win cure nine-tenths Of The dis
eases incident to camp life. In the unpublished
almost daily u the newspapers, on the arrived q
the sick, it will be noticed that very large poe-
tiOn are suffering from debility. Every case If
that kind can be readily cured BY H0Onand's Bit
ters. Diseases resulting disorders q the diges-.
hesitation in stating that, ii these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives
might be saved that otherwise will be lost.
We call particular attention 10 the following
remarkable and well authenticated cure Of one u
the nasios's heroes. BE lifs e re his own -
Ksswa J6aes q EssNs well, gsntlenss,
your H0O6and's German Bitters have saved ny
life. There IL no mistake in this. Il 10 vouched.
names are appended, and who were fully cogni-
can't of I'll the circumstances Of my case. ~.
and have been for the las. four years, Z menbef
OF Sherman's celebrated baatery, and under ~
Immediate commsad d Capt. r. b. Ayres.--
Gus duties, IVES attacked in Novesaber LIT WITH
inflammation Of the lungs, sad Was los seventy -twu
days in the hospital This was followed b. greel
debility, hsightesed ~ n sttsek u dyse11ary,
was then removed from the White aeuse. -
Maine" ffom which landed On q Soth q isns.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
WAsalxorox, April 10.


Secretary Obass was on the noos Of The
House to. day listenipg to Tho arguments
u Messrs. Morrill, sud Stebbins ID favor
Of tho tax bill. and expressed Ainsclf 10
favor Of making it evsa more productive
to the Treasury, with corresponding 10.
crsase d The tari&.
The Naval Investigating COMMITTEES have
aeaeiy eosuluded e16le hboe& IT, report
Of the majority will doubtIess e1oneroto tho
Department, While ossaese Hale will Prob.
ably make : minority report % The eosssp.
don 10 hokinG euoteogeS. W
The Representatives declare thae thsy
tueeod - ct throggh ~ he bosiness b.
lore tho lse Of Jane. W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

" AUoAWO1V1s Apbu AUs
uouss.-Tis House coscusfsd il he
0o16ts sme1ooeDt to the Houss sssolu>
tioa 20 - to read that the coomittse %
Conduct Of War to enquire into The
truth Of the rumors attending The fecsst
attack on Fl. Pillow, and whether thae
pose eool1 havo be6o 1n6cisstly rein-
forced, and report the facts = soon -
The Hoass vent into eomnittss.
Washburne. Of H.. in chair, for eessids
erstion of Internal Law bill.
Houss.-Mr. Brooks and Fernando
Wood spoke sgsisse the bill and Mr. Kas-
son in its favor. The Oommittee rose,
when Garfield Of Ohio, proceeded to osts
good bic former assertione bye producing .
letter from Judge Eckles, Of Indiana, which
came into bic possession, recommending
young man to John @. Breckenridge, -
DESTROYS Of entering the SERVES Of the
South 10 some capacity, and safely recon
mending him - . faithful man. The Wri.
ter said that the bearer Of the letter was
formerly connected With the Ueion army,
but became dissusted. Mr.. Garfield also
produced similar letters from John g. De-.
vie, remarking that Mr.. Davis vas former.
y member Of Congress from Indiana and
the predecessor Of Voorhees,.
The House took recess until o'clock
this evening.
EvssIso Sssnos.-The House passed the
bill authorizing the construction Of Railroad
bridge over the Falls Of the Ohio, near Louis
vile.
The House resumed the confederation Of the
bill reported from the select committee, provi-
ding for the reconstruction Of the rebelli0us
States.
Ar. J. c. Allen from that committee made .
lengthy speech in opposition to the measure.
After = sp ech explanatory Of the bill By
NJ. Smithcrs, the House adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

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COMBINED
Hand ana selSsRalxia~
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IMPROVED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
THIS MitH1NE Is MADE FOR FIELD
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1t was aw Ned the Grand Gold Medal Of Ho-
nor at the Worlds International Exhibition It
London, Paris, and Hamburg.
Sales exceed forty five thousand have in
creased from 800 in 1854 to 5000 annually, be-
ing larger number than il manufactured by any
other single establishment in the world.
In addition to the liberal warranty gives. W
machine through the harvest with any other. and
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Our 4elf-Raker l. undoubtedly he best labor
saving harvester ever offered % ~ public.
complete assorthaent u Rsapess kept q D.
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eWEED, BRIGHAM : KENT,
Agent, Nuscatine.
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MOv9ARD A00OCnATnON.
PHILADELPHIA. ~
nlSEASRS OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
IL Urinary, and Sexual Systems new ana y.
liable treataent- IN Reports Of the HovAap A.
Address !. J. skillin Houshton. Howard A.
ISOLATION, n. South 9Th street. Philadelphia,
re. Hl0Ewly
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~ CHANTS. and whoiessie Dealers Il
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Tallow. Grain. Seed,
Lard, Flour Fruit,
Special attention given TO pufchassS and sales.
Also liberal advaSce nade o. co.alsnnents.
Once end Warehouse, 80 South wsAst stsest,
\. Il Graves ! Co, Pofh Paetsra cor. Msehi-
So ana Desfbern streets. ocso-wly
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Family 0FOccf, hsa.-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under ths
name of Bittcrs, put up in quart bottles coppssad
ed Of the cheapest whisky o. common ruIA, cost
guised BY Anice Or Coriander Sssd. aFe
This class Of Bitters have caused and will co..
tinue TO cause % long - they can be sold hhnd-
reds to die the death q druakarA ~ their
nse the system u kept eonlinnally uhder tn L.
nuence or alcUl,vlic stismulanto q the worst kid
the desire for Liquor II crested rod kept M I'D
the result is I'll the horrors attendant u6oo Z
dfunkaesl's life and death.
. For those who desire md win have . iQuOr
Bitters we publish TIE following receipt: -0es
ONE BOTTLE o. H00vlAxp's GsRnAx BafTsna. -
mix with three QUAkss Or coon BRAxnr orFWnu-
xY, and the result will be pFepsra,ioa thot win
s1cnb Ia medical tirtue andr true excellen6v emy
Of the Liquor Bitters in the world, nd viii .c0sf
MUCH LEss. You receive all the virtues Of AOof-
Liquor, q much less price thah thess interior
cost yOu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

lr SUlss new - NEWTON UfOW0e -. H.. E0ltO4 q
the Encyclopedias Of Religious Knowlelge.l
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through Distress e
their ingredients and efforts yet know 81 no
suficient reasons why man may NOT testify %
what he believes himself to have received ftopn
any simple preparation, in The hops thee - aaay
thus contribute to the benefit Of 0thers. ~
do this more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Htters, prepared by Dr.. G. y. Jaeksoa,
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly IN alcoholic mixture. I a1niA-
debted to my friend Robert Shoenaksr, Eka,, a.
the removal ofthis prejudice BY proper tests, and
ffon great and long continued debility. fhesss
Of three bottles Of these bitters It the beginning
Of the present year was followed by evident fsliek
and restoration 70 degree Of bodily and a1eaNel
vigor which / had not felt for six months beisee
and had almost dcspaired Of regaining tiers.
fore thank God and my ltiend t6r directing. me 70
the use Of them. j. NEWTON BROWN, q
Dssr, a. "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

nISEASRS OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
II Urinary, and Sexual Systems new and re-
liable treatnent-in Reports Of the H0wARp A.
ISOLATION. Sent by mail In scaled letter enve.
lOpes free q charge
Address ,. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard A.
ISOLATION, n. South 9Th street. Philadelphia,
r. - jb1OEw1y
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HOUsE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL 1 rREsco
IL Painter, No. Franklin Block, above Post
09ce, (up stafrs) All orders for painting Of Ill
style o.. quality attended 70 promptly. and COM
p!s0 0G6GAi66 guaSa1>isdan all cases. GIVE
4l1A ean. L.ss Ill., .s1 &C. spe2-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

JULIUS KOCH
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER In
-IXl Hsts, Caps, Gloves Ftlrs, &c. Store ON
ID II. between Main and Harrison. apl5-6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

Fla n fly BM her.
BRADY STREET, BE. 9Th L 5TH.
Supplies families with the very
best Meats Of all kinds. At the low
est market prices. Very particular attention
paid to the wants Of customers. myl0-dly
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

JACOB 1zHTZEN.
DRACTlCAL DYER--PARTICULAp At.
Il fExriox paid TO dyeing Cloths, Silka, Vsa~st.
Or Garments Of any kind-to give any color a..
sired Third street, two doors weaf Of IOws -
north SIDE. , my15-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

H4ENu8I Sns0lBYe
nEALER IN FURNlTUhE. CARPETS.
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades
Ac., East Second ST., next door to Perry. iysi
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lust RECEIVED 500 Twenty I've and INV can,
q Novels 200 PTiEg Packages for ne ybSisSSIS
and retail, BY ga mfFE iiFss Jo8F aRLYTS-
.lIA54I1sa 4 zEAlIAT $50 81
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hereby certify 70 the bsst OF my knoEIsdge and
belief the above nAmed guArAnloTs arc good and
s1eieut a. securities for the amount for which they
odSr 70 Be security. az as-.5i , .
To be esrtIned By the United states DIstr Ct AZ
tOrney, Collector Of Customs, or any other Odicer
under the United statSs Government, or FeSpOuai-
BILE person knOWn this Oaiee.. 49, &C.,
All proposals received under this advertisement
Will be opened aud examined at this ONCE on " GD.
hESDAS and SATukD AZ OF each week, At IL 81
Bddes are respectfully Invited u be present ct the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
A. V. BARRINdER,
Captain and OhIeIQ nAEter q aGtsr,
lan22-tf Department Of stHIrginIA.
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We, the underdgpe1, residents of--in the
County Of, aud state o., hereby Jointly
Ard sSvSFally covenant with the UnitSd states and
guarantee In the foregoing bid 4Oi-bO
accepted that he or they will within days after
ths acceptance OF said bid eAeeute the contrast for
the SaaS With good aud suii siSut sGFetIeS in IA
sum sQuAl 10 te AmOunt Of rho Contract IarEidh
tIe rs PtSPSSe IN 70 tne TERM o.
bid WAs made, aud IN ease the SIid-sAAIl fail u
enter Into oOASrAet aforesaid, We guarantee to
make good the dtRsrsneo between tue UneE By tho
aid md the next lowest responsible bidder,
OF the person to whom the Contract may be awarded
Given nader oar hAnds aud seals IhIS-dAy OF
-lS6I.
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Pittsburg andWheol
..,, ing Rail Road.

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&&
nHfARDAFTER,A MONDAY, Nov ian. lss3- pa
sengeT Trains Wil leave Bridgeport loiloWS
Ivss At Pitt.SaFs6 Il So 7. r., and nd
q tis CleEsland At $40 p. ~ -f---,,,+l -
5;55 p u. Accommodation Train, topping AZ all
TSAtion', arrives at Pittsbursb at sos
1O.o0 P. NJ ExprosT Train, arrives At Pittsburgh At
-gE- 81 $40 An ard Cieyeiand At S:s5 A. Il. +
.y RETURNIMG TRAINS.
Leave cleveland 1t 500 a. u. aud 40 P. ~, ar
riIs At Bridgeport ct COS p! N, dad 6sGO An: -
las r. NJ arrive 1t Rfi5fs & 6 ~ IS SP g
A. II. and sos T. NJ ts.,'-,54,l-@r'7 - - :.
Connections are made as Follows.
A; FittShnrEl With THnnsyIeanEa R. Il. for KaTris
Il rpsi5's q burg, Baltimore, Washington, Pills
delphia, New York and Boston
Al Cleveland With Cleveland ToiCd r. K. for Fan.
4ssr-s dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
Al points in the NORTH WEST. With
81 Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
. chicago and tho Moth wEsT WIN
,,eyeiand ( Erie n r. for Erie. ppa.
.f...uIyyar Kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Ralla With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
[ sFr lOtesuine, Delaware, Columbus and
a Hud.oh VIII tho y. &cRR. for ouyahOsu
Fails, Akron, EiIlsrlburgh and Woos-
NIassilion, wooster, Salon, Rnon. Co
-. %. lurnbus and Chicago. -
NhsheuOenNNle win ~. q " Line and AT BE1LkIR
With @, %. o. n. for GAINESVILLE New.
ark Columbus, Xsnia, Dayton, IndI.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati ,LonisViIle
.F.-..t . st, LOutl, st. Joseph aud ali point
Wtgt and SOuth West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $A.OO
Pare always a. lox, snd time much quicker thai
any other route. .F1
Through Tickets to all points in the West NORTH
and East'ean bo procured at the ONCE under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Tickle
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contrasts VIM be made atlowsst rates t,
I aWWNs tot H,n-Lg 81.
TO the East, North, West aud North-west, at One
under M'Lure House, or with Pt. Agent at Bridge
port Station. VIM D. TERRY, Agent
~ l--- -a- -usdFsa Wheeling, Va
mace. .-fr..r- D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President -
3. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. movie