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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Esw.Ta 1O0, 8OO(Ex,l ll30 III. LIS, tELS
100 M. \ as 30 and 800 (EI., )p
For Bridgeport. 100, 500 EI.,) liO q M; Rio' tExJ
sou fE15 AS 40 and 800 (Ex.) Pm.
For Milford and stratford, 7.oo II 30 m. 3S 40
For FAIRFIELD Southport and Wespor 100 ll3oA w. -
A30pm. r.
AS 40. $50, 400 (E1,lp IN.
For DHrfen, 100 $50, ll.3O O. m. 3<3 40 ~ IN.
For (lreenwich 100 $50. II. 30 IN. ;343 40 a1o
For Stamford 100, 400 tEI) 80 iloo M Hi'' 'HA'S
400 lFx13lS 1 90 S 30, go 800 tEx,l p m o.ou~
For Por Chester and intermediate stations Ioo' ~" H."
4 m as, 49,, $50, 90 10y p 10; ma
For Boston, via Springfield 500 q H. tEA', ~" 'IA''"~
For Boston. via Shore Line, liis, EI,) s@p m
For Hartford and Springfield, g." tE1) m- lEIoAs%
OIL l2l3, 8o0 p. m 49,, ec .. ~, ,aIsn
For Connecticut River Railroad SW M tEA') i""R -
70 Montreal 400 D. M to Northampton. ooo ~ =
En Hartford Providence aud Fishkl Railroad 800 tEx)
m w.. Haven New London and Stonington Railroads.
~ Eor Canal Railroad i2.l5 Q. m. to Northampton
Eor uousstonic Railroad. q M. and p NJ
ror Nnugaiuck Railroad 800 a IN, 100 y. IN
ror Dsnbury and NorwAk Railroad 7.0o $50 m, ~
Pm. .,,.h.1,u an So ,v.,n
JAMES X. HOYT, Sq<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSKILL
i MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS, SARA
TOGA LAKE. GEO RGE and CHAMPLAlN MONTREAL,
QUEBEC. and all other pon" North and "s't via hup'
SON RIVER.
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, landing at Yonkers. CoxIens'
Hotel Dock West Point, Newburgh Poughksepsis. Rhine
beck, Cst.kill and Hudson r,,ps
stsambost c. VlBBARD, Capt ~ Hmehcoci, i SIry
nays THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS, and the DANlEL
DREW the alternate morning ION and after May 51d a.
u from Pier foot Of Desbrossesst touching al lhs"
Piss to receive passengers a y. ,,... w., .rA
Tickets sold board and baggage checked Io ,n NV
North making close and sure connections, p pna M
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN kAlLhOADo'
Baxrsxe transferred without charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
miscellaneous.

ALL SIZES Of the new EASY WALK
N INC CLUTCHES are NOW READY.-Thess Patent
Platte Clutches acknowledged the best cheapest hesh
49,, made For the aged young male female soldiers
and oth-r. PHYSICIANS fDd them vsusb'e fot many in
vaids as we'll the lame 10 Also in curing Hsums'i,m
other cYuebes N BAH benevolent persons and sssoea-
ton, can hay. these Patent Elastic Clutches for presents To-
sodI.rs ., cost price No. 6s Beeckss few doors east OF
Aroa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
ncw.yorI s,a,e Temperance Leugue.

This Association has paid into the Treasures
e,tbe State during the past year more than s15'oo
collected In fnes for violations Of tie license law and
applied on the for the ensuing year 1t consists
pf County organizations all Of which tributary 10
eate organization each under the dir elton OF an LIZ
ecutive Committee elected for tina: purpose.
Tie object Of the League s tie protection o. the peo
ne against infraction OF the law and to guard against
uoo,itions by proper attention 10 the moral quaea
Boz II nominees for Office.
When County is organized and officers elected, a
Prosecuting Attorney is appointed TO whom all com
Atlantis for lress ar 10 DO de- and whose duty II u
10 attend TO the prosecution OF the same. Twelve
counties are thus organize and have succeeded in
closing hundreds OF grog shops. beside compelling the
rumseer to nav into the County Treasury much OF bis
ul.gotten gains for the support Of The poor he has
robbed. ...
state meeting OF this League "a TO be held at C'
Con Springs Ontario County. Tuesday and "wednesday
August and g. for the purpose Of more thorough organ
tzatoD at which we will 10 happy 10 meet all the good
friends of Temperance from all parts OF the state
Annie accommodations will be provided, and We nope
chose who wish 20 see our country redeemed from rum
, riots and mObs will attend.
For further particulars send for COPY of the STATE
League paper, which will be sent by return mail Ie'
s,charge. Address State Leagus Syracuse, y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
CURGICAL HOSPITAL fof the Treat

CURGICAL HOSPITAL fof the Treatment OF
Diseases ofthe Pelvic N.cera under the of EDWARD
H. DAON Editor Of lie Scalpel Structure Piles, Nsrco
cele Hernia sud Fsua. Every Of structure admits OF q
radical days. and often iins
diaie one by Dr. Ds ustrun-ui. tho UrcthFotone,
designed expressly modify Mr. Syues operation In all
cases Of the three sTsted affections. the cure IL guar
snteed If tie case be undertaken Oio hours from to
daily and to evenings, ~ No. " Fifth ave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
OIyfcg Drror CoNsIssAnr oy suBsfsrHscE,
wssniSGros -. g. July ID. lS.3

OyyicE DrFor CoNsissAHr oy supsisrEsoE'}
N..utSSGos -. a., July -. 1873
DRcPosALs TOIt HIDES, ALLOW,
i HoOgs. HORNS CHECKS. Sims and 1oSGU =.
Sealed rToposs dsTafe are invited untI ne 3, ay
Oh Shin, and To- gu., u oil Government Cattle salsh'
t,r,d vhin de snc.nt limit of the District % Columbia igr
four months from the o. the contract VI 'DeH
tim. a. the Cot. nis.aIy GENERA nay determine.
Tie above .c 10 be collected ~ The contractor and re
moved nom various places a. which 80 ae ,s LAe'
At Zines may del snsed BY the oihcer In ehAIe
m ,nner If All. u-.d monthly vary, aid Killed
A. Chain Bf &C. Gle.bofo. camp ns'Als"h
and Al.r-udrA bot other acc, may occur within ". "
,rrbed limit, where tAese articles NJ" 10 feduHeu !" %"
IN. contractor hail b, ,b. for al tho Hides Tsllow
Uoon Hon. Chuc.s shin, SID Tongues, coming nom az
th. Government Beef Cattle slaughtered unless CAL os Aue
To appear the Subsistence Department tL-I al
due eIer,.on diligence, and Gaze was mace " ''-H '-
ticles o., c.
Payment viii be required every ten Gays 10 oo'efh'nen
The bids " N ,sso per sn, FOR the artiele
refued to. and be accompanied y esAIsntse
IhdAyiis Of each gusranto and oath OF nesahee DAA
forms b. obtained 10y spl csiion - tho snder'sAed
The responsibility VI the susAn,ofs nus, 10 sh0wn oy ue
off ,iA certificate 81 UEifrd states Dirif attorney or
aff1a sit, udcs The cerhcats must be Ia tue following
form: .,..- =.
the above named suasn9f' are sovd H'd 'uin''A "
sures double tue amount ior which hsy o1si 70 oe So
curly. -,
no bids will he consdrrsd unless made out IN conformity
with the usual form and accompanied by guarantee GER
All bidders must forward with their proposa ar oath Of
Allegiance IN e one be he with the ohtr who shal
open the bids. and no propo'tis not my S,.n
these requirements viii De considered or regarded as pro-
po.a within tho meaning Of this advert etncn' MI,
The contractor will be held accountable Tor the hlneh
Taow. Hoois. On' Chncs' &c. hom the morning Of the
9Th Inst. -,
Bidders mus. b. present at tho opening Of .he bids to re-
,pond TO their aud all hds must he Endorsed rrop9
sas for purchasing Hides Iallow ooi hoInh .h"Op ~0'
''' '' "'''''' " WV O. BELL Lieut.. CO.. and c. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
7 OYG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

j j leave James..lp, Newiork s folows:
8:0os H. Greenport Mail and PASSENGER Iran, Goppihs
All Way Stations. and connecting with Glen Head Rosyn anA
Iienp,iesd Trains ru,s..,
a.J0 n m Greenport Express, connecting with kosyA
G-n Head and and stopping at al Stations east 81
uck.yie except Saturdays, which days an xf1o
Train will esy. p making all the connections to FARM
ns and on which days the Express will not stop bstwssA
40 D. m Syosset Passenger Train and all Way Stations e.
cepting Glen Head and Roslyn.
$50 p. III. For North lslp, Hampstead. Glen Head -
on Sunday an Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point at SO
a IN for Yaphank and all intermediate Stations. .
No. avs q. CHARLlCK. Presidenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
nlarbincrn.

NOR SALE-IIoe Super-Royal Drum Cyin-
j der; Medium do Taylor Cylinder, @ISi do, t7,si
Adam. Pres. 26ri0; Medium do. Taylor Cylinder. JTn
sew raj Hand Job and Card Presses superior Montague
other Gard and Paper Cutters cobun
subsute for Ley and ohrr PrepGaoni every requisite a.
regular founders manufacturer prices superior bsop'
Metal Pattern Letters, &c. &c. . a., a,
WANTFD-Ioe Cylinder, 24Ilo; two Hoe Mammoth
Hand Presses No Hoe Cylinder. Double Medium do and
Printing Materials Of every kud bought and sold for cash
VANDEhBURGH, WELLS Co,
East corner Fulton aud Dutcb-sts, New York
NOR SALE--An Upright Oscllating En-
CINE built at the Al,ire Works OF about l0chorse
nnuer Addresa l. A IL Boz No. 1 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QuERNsTOWN-Th Inmsn Line, sailing ,einiweek'
w. carrying H.. United States Malls - . -
CITY OF BALTIMORE. ...:.sAIuhDAr' JyL L -
GLASGOW. WEDNESDAl. JULY 70.
CITY or wAslilEOToN..."..sAr SATURDAY.. July 20
KANGAROO. " EDNESDAf AUG. =.
and each sueceeI.ug SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY,
g. Ii-.f a. "a.
RATES or PASSAGE -
FIRST CABIN......."ssoj sTEERAGE. :''.'''.."@3g'
To Psd,s........... 10, To Paris. ............ 20
Passenger. aI,o forwarded 10 Havre, Hamburg Bremen,
kc.. at moderate rates 80
Passage By tho mail steamers SAILING every Saturday
p,vsble in sod Passage by the mdweek steamers payable
IN United States currency, ..o =,
sses.- passage nom Liverpool Cueenstown $50 gold,
or the euivs en Tickets be bought here BY persons
sending for their friends
For urthsr inform alton apply at The Compsny's oHces
JOHN @. DALE, Agent, No. is Broadway, New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
L.aoy SALE OF PIrrsroy CoAL.-The Penn

LARGE SALE OF PITTsT0N COAL.-Ihe FenH-
eyyauia Coal Company sold On wednesday. morn.
Pn,det, lon, A. Co. 20 ODj runs Il coal The bid
Sns was quito lively, and "a marked Improvement On
Gle last sale all the coal having been sold IN 10 MIN
7pns hmm n. IA rs. 1000 steamer A. 80 ~; rVo
tuns crate at o.; 1900 tuns egg at - o. 5ZV luns
atoye Al an Is. 2 600 tnns chestnut at 50 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
NETWORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
1856. SUMNER ARR NGEMENT, 1868
COMMENCING NAY l5 1863
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

Passenger Station In NewYork. corner Twenty Seventh -
and Fourthsys. Entrance on Twenty -seventh-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trainsl leave Depot TOO
HUGH Riddle, Gent Supt, New.Yo
wv r. BARR, Genl Pass. Agent, New-fork
HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL-

ia OUSON NJ i1Is n.u ~ =, 80. 80.
n i ROADS.-On and after MONDAY, June >, 1902 unno
for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern ana WesteD
trains win leave New ofk as follows: ~
T;3O n-yis Hudson River Railroad Thirtieth St. sne
ave. connecting with trains for Saratoga and Shares
Springs ,vXs
ave connecting with trains for Saratoga Sharon SPringSsv
and at Chatham with trains for points East. .
Up. myia Hudson River Railroad connecting with trans
for Saratoga - - - ., =. r-
4p m-yis Hudson River Railroad connecting 1 Try
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Car attached -
40 p. m-Nis Harlem Railroad connecting at Chsths3
train from Lebanon SPRING. Sleeping Car attached .
Albany. =, A.
6p m-Via Hudson River Railroad, Sleeping Cars no.
New orb Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
This train runs Sundays. -,
IO:S0 D. m-Via Hudson River Railroad. with Sleepsn4
Car, attached connecting at Albany and Troy WIN mStnne
''' VicePresdenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
NETWORK andNEW HAVEN RAILROAD

= ~
On and sfsr SATURDAY. Jsly 1855 two dsiy III
seventh-si, At m. and i3:ls p. rssns through
Haven. New London and stonlnston 70 East ,;, N
immediately on the arrival q the trains fos SvsR0,s
,ao'dns. pl'1 sail Of "a nile. down IN. .ns S.sS csesis
through JAMES d. hVkf' SuP'Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot OF Cortlandt st.. for PHILADELPHIA 10 md ~
a m IL m and p. M, and - midnight; for BLrinonS
and WAsnIsaroy at and 1889 m, p. IN, AID u miS
night Military Tickets receivable In the NJ Jan
FOR other particulars bills Ct ofhcsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
HORSESHOE NAIL MACHINE.

HORSESHOE NAIL MACHINE.
EUROPEAN PATENTS FOR SALE.
Successful Mschnes for making HORSESHOE NAILS
Of American invention They have not been IN
troduced into Europe LETTER RS PATENT have just been
secured in France and Belgium by the inventor for
THE BEST MACHINE IN USE ,
FoR THIS PuRPosE These PATENTS he proposes TO cell
IN this country lie has also sken TO obtain patents
for the invention In 0eu Britain and other European states
All Of W Lich he will sell ON Liberal Terms.
THIS Is THE MACHINE
now used by the Ansabs Horse Nall Company, OF keeso
vile N Y, and the North Horse Nail Company oil
For further information call the Subscriber at No $50
Pearlst opposite rIahhioflsI, Oueo OF 'ne Ne"'io'>
Mercantile Journal zr
New.York July H. 1868. d. DODGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
WI PANY-Foot Of Barclay st-On and after June II
Moninr mail trains for HacHetstown and intermediate senp
tom. viii eavs at Mali Express for all stations
west Of Ailburn, at 4:l0 p Morri.town EIpre"Is n
5. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

I EWIS & COX.
II CHARLTos r. LEWIS s. s. Cox,
COUNSELORS At LAW,
No. 132 Broadway. r. o. Box, No. $500,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend eli business in the Cous Of the United states
and In the Departments at Washington Especial attention
given Internal Revenue business and to claims against
Foreign Governments, a. well as our own. ,
Mr. Lewiss xpericnce Deputy Connsoner OF Internal
Revenue will be guarantee Of thorough acquaintance with
thr Revenue Laws .
NJ connection Of four year, with the Committee OF
For,n Affairs Congress and HE long membership of the
National Legislature insure thorough knowledge OF egsa'
ton and practice N both departments
DILES, FISTULA, STRUCTURE, &c
Piles radically cured in ten minutes without the knife
cau,tic scid, by HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D., Consulting
and Operative Surgeon, No. Union.squsre, N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25
launnewell.s Eclectic Fills.

The Importance ofthis deve lopement Of the true
end Natural Cathartic cannot be over estimated:
70 hsvs sPill viii oh never requires over fwo.And
seldom but onR for dose. acting on the Bowels
without the slighest gripping. or Irritation, can Be
used with the greatest freedom BY all who have
suffered the trouble long constpated tendency,
Nnd 70 cheek which has Oftentimrs ended IN the
opposite extreme Of bowel weakness. will BE-
te9nd he true feature of the Eclectic Pills Their
tree character creates the expression Of expert
1ce1 Apothecsries, that experience has never
leund their equal; from Physicians who have
1oed Thousands Of them in their practice, that
The true idea If Perfect Cathartic has never be-
fore been realized. and by thousands who have
ussd tham In their families, that they are the only
ssue FApny PnL they have ever seen.
Without descending 70 the clap trap form OF
vnmeaning puas, &c false tsstlmoniAla, confidence
10 asksd 10 test them in Biliousxssa lSpi0serfoN.
9H.essnA, W0nMs. Loss o. ApsErss, - Spring
Medicine. oil arrangements Of the y stem csus' d
~ disordsred stomach, aud general FAllltr
Pua. Pasa Is Css Per- Bosrla. Bold BY dealers
y every city end town.
JOHN l.. HUNNEwELL, Prop'r,
Practical Chemist. Boaton. Mass.
70 T. cant BY mail, are put in boxes at 25 cts,
ooela, end u, which will be sent, pos: paid, on
eseei1t Of the amount. junl3
J. d. Rssd \ Co., Fuller. rich Fuller. whole
eais agsnts, Chicago. 4. s. BALLORD. Agent,
Dave0poft, lowe. feb23 -de0d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25
Ogollev's Old Cabin 0lttoro.

3olDoy'o Old Cabin 0lttov0.
Il iae elssns V ~ pshaic Vhsss nisssss. - PCT
tAsn strscty upes thslr nerin calming - waAse
asssrdinate ~ 1ssseseas en " boss 81 = Cd
o saaslass -. sui pssasss ssss - sve9 ntsas
Per III dssssss sAas sssss Aso 49, geg9 ees'es
sttAs 1sossoavs esaaA - ssviaauesoeus BeAeess.
~ onsnssA. DyspsVsia. Dtus1sa. ussonsos. oener-
4 Dssllsy. Lso - Apsssiss e.. 49, sss sars RENE
- 4as ~ nuabsD sfUssesns - ~ slgeady
AsaA sssasus Asu ssng NJ On Gaia nisssrs, and =
could prodsD9 ar ceuNeeNsA ~ vsfsfssin fro" d.
~ " believing hat III 40 ere aiiessd viii uy shs~
uas ssl.e ~ - ~ ot thas Aeisssy. They ~
vesvsnsse purely sss veSstsSs ekAfAet<F; b. pssi
eatsnl ssase ssmuant sAsy s1p>scsds 81 otsss. and
- vsll regulated family shouid BE- without bottle
OLD CABIN DITrrRs Il y The greatest paescss To-
q W. alaenls resulting ftch cvsrsaSns Of nom ID
fsssas 49, not mistake oss nstsss ~ any sahs'
q ~ Sotss vesewhiss log cabin having doom an
Vtn1ovs 10 y. ard upon each liable wt be sssn1 -
. 1oh u oss slgnstsve! also observe COR prtva
q q soo0p oves ths essk Any oee found SaWatssl
- oees Destle viii b. ptceeoaed against 49, psi
~ - NE fAll extent Of the Law. .
~ hy On dTuaplsts and stores: also teps ~ al ~
OogAAhss eaIcoos throughout the country.
DepOrS.
- KELLRY Z GO, tis Lterty stsest New Yors.
0ARNHARf 4 KELLEY, lsl North secca1 etsese
naSoedeodA VEN ST LOUIov NO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25
Price, only 30 cents q Bottle.
The Florence Nlghtengals
Of The Nursery.
The following IL IN extract from letter writ.
ten by the Rev, c. Z. Weises, TO the 0ermaN IT,
formsd Aessngr, ct Chambersburg. Pat 80
A BENErACTREse.

There il woman in the pubic eye whose name
had oil along been associated. IN our mind, Wiz
the Yankee" QUICK" and ''Humbug." But
Il IL 30 no longer, and Ne desiee 10 wrest bet
name from I'll such suspicious association 70 ~
other nds wha.sser n1siHas " MY Wit Ps ADMIT
that woman alone II the Nurse the good Nurse
the bsst Nusae. Whether We shat! have Female
Ply :c,us q not j. question "n "s mus, ~. o.
ter Of taste Pride. prejudice. caprice and GUS
tom NAV a we'll pehsve themselves, for II there
| il really waat, there will also BE- asspply- Il
there &c . calling" there will BE- . coming.
Nature aud human society sre s!ways sell suppl :
Ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Ars. Winslow does not want TO treat you Den
tlsmAo Ner dies she prescribe regimen Tor
vout ~iveA but modestly appears - : messen
scI ofheslth and happiness to your IHvAsIs 10
the cradle. 10 there anything improper IN that
Nnrse Of N ~ years'' experience can boldly
say what il or is not good for babe. and ought
10 bc listened TO. God speed her on humble but
happy mission She il the most successful ply g.
icsn and most easctual benetsctress our II tie one
enjoyed-hsr doing parsn,s rot eWus !.s,e
will prove the American Florence Nightingale o.
, the Nursery OF this We are 80 sure. that We
win terch our "SUss" TO say "A bLEssfN0 o.
Mas WMs.ow"-for nelpipg her TO survive ant
es,ape gripping. colicking and ieeth,ng .ege :
! We confirm every word SET forth IN the faOsPec
rms Il performs precisely what it Processes t.
; perform. every mart Of nothing less. Ava,
vonr Cordial" .Faregoric," Dr1ps," .I.suda
num-" and every other "Narcotic." ~ which IN
: bate 10 druxged into stupidity, ana rsnoerso ou'
We have never seen Mrs. Wi1slow-know hel
| onlv throagh the preparation of her . soothing
syrup for ChiIdren TeethinR." II We had 80
mower. We would make her, % she is, physicA
savior TO the Infant Race. tIHfF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25
PurIADrLpH1A. July "a.
FoRr MoNRoE. July %.


The U. s. steamer Quinnebas was wreck
ed on the bar off Morehead City on the 2lst
inst, and about 2Oor 30 persons are report
cd lost or missing. Capt. Jerome was in
command of the steamer, and had on board
35O soldiers, most Of them were landed on
shore. The Quinhebas left Morehead City
on the 2lst, for Fort Monroe with 250 sol
diers belonging to the 9th Maine and 10th
Pennsylvania regiments.
After passing outside Of the bar the steam
cr became manageable and went ashore,
and is perfect wreck.
The steamer Thomas A. Morgan, Capt.
Edgar, arrived from City Point, bound to
Baltimore with Pennsylvania troops Of Gen.
Kilpatrick's command.
The civil courts are to be organized to day
in Elizabeth Civ county, fcr the first time
since The reimbursement Of the war. The
Chisf Magistrate is to be elected Samu
Howard i the Clerk Of the cOuft and W. II.
Curtis Sheriff.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25


Ihs following Il IN extsact from letter' writ.
~ ~ NE Rev. J. =. Hclme. pastor ofthe rss1rs-
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n. r.. 70
the sbseAd ss1 kssstsgsr, Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
nedvtine, MRS. NWikyL0W'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR Cit DREN TERrBlNO -
W. SEE = fdyts4i.tnsds II your colum. !
NaS. wt1SLOw's So6rHlN0 sYauP.-
Nov, We meter sdtd : word. IA favor Or pAsen.
medicine before ia o. ~; - ~ feel compelled
to say to YEN readers that this 10 10 Anmbus4
~ Aess tried =, seS Aaots y siH 20 ~ = clssms
4 Z probably one Of The Mhosb successful medi.
ma Of che aay. beehuss il " ont Of Che bed. =
And those efyeur reaAers waS hsve hobies car
10 better ID. " he !. sepps.4 j.
sgIk--s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25

Bent Fail - Procure Mrs.
w1NSLOw'S SOOTHING SyRUn, for Child.
rem TeetAing. II has bsen used for % years
with falling safety and success BY millions
Of mothers for their children. II corrects acdi-
h q thesAonseh. feliUyes wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
10 mother and child. Office, No. IS Dey street
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Is i3'a's "a. New YoRx. Juiy a.
The stesmer City Of London from Liver.
pool hae. arrived. News anticipated.
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brings Charleston and Savannah papers u
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rived at Savannah from Ney York,
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Ne Net let your prejudice stand
bstween your suffering child and the relief that
viii be absolutely sure 10 follow the use ofMRS
wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It corrects
seidty Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regu-
laaes The bowels, softens the gums. gives rest 20
the mother aud health to the child. Office, As
Dey street, New York.