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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-14

Na,hpolr Tsnn, oct in the Iesl,l.purs.
to-day. M Wines Of Monteonrry County, ure,ept,d
. memorial frou uls citizens VI L. County. reou,.t.
ius that measure. be adopted to relieve the financial
eu,Lsrrassmenls oil the people. Tue m-nori,l
propose. to withhold executions Until the planter,
ga derive the proceeds OF g-o VI three crous or Ia
,,., sale Vi property uo9 sriLsns tau hr, ol their
s...s,sa y.lus, :, " -4gaIa ~ gl.- +. ts., -.
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The Hay Market.
Wholesale Price. OF Country Produce.

NEv Yogs. Oct. s. lSs6.
The market for farm prcdnce has ruled much
queter during the pa, weoi yin no visible change
ha- yet taken place DO iht quo a. oui q the st9ps
~ ccs tie upu,rd tcnd,n OF rod rates. and he
inyyeinens Of for's,lilafs ami trade tOmliuations
stil forcing the cNtt'uc price. heretofore quoted
market arsinT from the clustautlt CLEANSING views
oi spectators and huNre ouf pace tO-tsy eau ~
ieled VI on only ior ne present moment, sud sie
difciosed q present lower 'cua Of prce'. Orange
County pus belhs then Offered ~ .SAC hnt -ta's
qui.t al present. ut la-t wtek's prices, but 80 ne
iofekn trade es. mstgruAiy dinuni'hed. shiie the
being tuTmentated ~ ic's It Woud seem. must 5000
advancing best lets uens held ~ high as $50 Al In.
mark. OF iruiL sfp,es nov that the ssasJn fcs
p-scbe, hs. passei, aud the demand this frli,
increased, are constantly advancing, tcing hold
to-dA, a. ~ Tor sreenins' and Bsldsin At 20 20 for
isn pippin, Q1iuce, command 81 6,sss PER ~
a. po'ato"r, onions, crbhages- Sc. sti ttud award
o'Lei 9uotstions are az toioas
Ne- p .erkns 43sl5 Eoush Ia .... .iieii<
ws.cl sOOd iopr 4isjs Lard ,ouA.ty .,a.V1
10 s com - ?, ,.o i;. . ,sc seory Pr ig
English oli1 .i's.s common Ain mi. Isis,
" ye''ey ais.S ,auad' boo. ,.,s.
y. Y. state, 100. D.. yasal ~ oa,. Lu.h i...s
ilvr ruriisy.
Turkey. ........ tai. lame iur ks p,tr .,.l '.
foN" .sZl llNs Geese. pail Ev.az -
FKssi sbArs
beef sides ...... Has. Veal per 10 1say,
rsltOIl ...-.la lIOfk ........... i.aI,.
Lamb, csIcAse ....l 4i6
trtsH rHrir
Appes coin. bb' . 5ds3 81 Cf.pteriieA I lsS.ltS
60 gCod. . ..aG up GrIues Delaware.
Pear, bill CON. . luui ~ INC, Per " lua
Cranterric., " 9Nal o.
- urtsD yptfr.
1het sa pitted.. .a5ai1 BlsctbSrries -yAkg
llus .'..... go. ....u-it knpber7es ...... 5JG55
ioaes N'aiei ...JA.l lAppe- ~ lHAl4
ri, unptaied l5als lWhoitcu erie. .isnls
CufTAnts ......,..,...l4 lhAisluz layer 4 WA -
. rVrAToH
y J., ~ cfmAE- Jackson White. a.
tariei, nov / igA2 10 Va & Del sweet. t.,4II
Long leland, bush - a62 Nes Jeree. 90 ulas =
Blcseyet, bill sal IS
GAEDkG AN Ftgfu yH.rr,uuE.
Corn, per 10 .sgeI UI Dvi0rs liz - .
EhubSrb. 100 b'hs ..-a-. -tr,u. i,an, i1.h
Rus. IurBiya Dbl Gal iaIJalfgr. ~ To-. 7. ap. a
tucunier.. Nv ..S tui. Slu...e. hi ~, =
W IuTnips, bhl.. a. lounioe. Lush -ttS
onions. REQ Dbl 4 yjal 20.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-14

Grals The vbest market IL lac bettsr for sprin.
and Sale better for Winter. Ssv Amber state beins
quoted at 81 75as2 60 hilvsuee Club, al esasl fsf
Amber Club, 81 lssl %.
Oat,-ATs dull at lssS4c Tor uasoun< and 63s6e a,
sou i'd
Bdrlev-is dull. Of 81 35 FOR Canada West
Corp.-This mNket IL ic better. Nteteln unsonnd
heins quoted 53Ag8o, ind sound Mixed Wessern At
e4ses.
The Hay Market.
wv YuRE, oct. 9, 1865
There 10 M change In ths market Tor bay, te,nf
quoted dsy a, 55sfJc Tor shipp NJ, and TJssc tor
fea.l In 4.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.

fun'Fh'd eAiy, sundays eIcerted ,
Two CENTS r'R corr ~ crSrs PIE VISA 4
lHiiVrted anywhere In the city or viclnit, .
malLi ~ h,ulr, per ysdr, three months bt
lht stN Nas the originator Of the AssOciated Prsa
OtsNiLa' o. anu La the uuoE slyAutagr 10, -
tA'h4Ls heNs II contains ALI. tle neSy VI thu IL
IL = siaa1 o. ace -oaSily Rad
Weekly Edition sfthe sun
!. pubished every Tuesday. Terms In Erau.stsiJI
the mail, II deru"dl 1uEHl exam. I.l cuI ~ q. lvA
stGtsEii.li9S PncF-osE DOLLAR IFsiNk,
psr ~ ths gVrtd. POstAse ou DAilV sun b, mi N.
quArt"i, - yesr Postage on Weekly * ,
qH.T.r, sVc' .esr payable where received
hOskA ., BkACH, Proprietor ot TIE ErS,
S.gnsE Fulton All Ia. - \ l.
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Flsur aad Gruia.

FTOuF Anu Nruln.
NEW lOak, Oct 2, 1885
PLd!r-We quote: Medium sTatgs To- letter Su.
ucrtne state ~ SASS ~: kIua 90, At - lO4ss W
Western Extra ,Ou grades-A b Ss,s d all yylns
Ohio AZ - saSS w Sup-Ttins Western. ~ .5aSS
10 os etades Of Cshada kItra at . SUB q ~
y upylDs soSIh--hs ~ * s-.sls ~,
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tattle Market

BtLts HEAD. oct & 1906.
Bttrs'.-Istius quality as tue basis vi our crit.
esm, 90 think "e eau safely p,euouuss ID. present.
state Of tlt department Of trade mo,s uu..tishe
tory 10 buyer, than that Of any marie, DAY within
the past .iA mouths. Indeed. . uuots ditninutivs
scslls-ss, shalo~y collection " animal. rs never
before encountered. AZ this elias cousiitnted the
buf Of the market trade, notvith.IAnd,ug hi. dis
agreeable feature hss been quite All s,ed which i.
doubtless partially sItriGutsbe V the wv hsurs A
shich nsny oiths droves disposed w. averaging
from q 20 lie per pound, live weight. The e- IA.
rood cnitlr offered we're readily dispu..d Of Al \
Elight advance on lsst weeks quotations fipr NJ
quickly At lsalgc Medium drove, were about on Lar
With last week. SAY from 10 to lie ILe general -,
pet OF the market to-day differs ia 10 maternal
I-tpect rom that OF yesterday only about 81 Ia, All
have een received up " noon, and hts. OF the same
poor quality AZ FREEDOM lnated la the opening dan.
market. Business closes very dull to-day at yestsr.
dAy's quotations
Sheer sid LdDbs sheep continue IN very good
demand the present coli weather e,eu iucTea. ~
the inquiry. Prices haNs accordingly cen ad,aur,J
4 little, being quoted to-day a. follow.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-14
Tcnuc.see Nethodirt Conferenc,.

Ndshrlls' I,Hn~ Oct-lho Iennsssce Methodist
Conference ;. still in session a. Elgefeld. Asny
e,Ainent diSinss arc 10 attendance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26
The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

Is prepared % receive and pay steamboat
charges and drayage on freiglnts consigned to
parties at the following points on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, viz:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

Three Hundred FFeBchmen Of for Her
nOsiYO-Oth LHlpericl Forces. .- What
E,C- Cor. GdUdier Thinks-The Liber-
ais P0licy.-COl. 7dnori ia Pvsuit.-
Imperial DecTees.-0f Great ImpOr-
tdHcC 10 EHliqrdntS.-Ldlid Granted
GrHtis.-Ldgd along the Railroad
one Hundred Acres Granted to Each
EmiondBf az one Dollar per Acre and
a. House Lot BeSideS.-RGilrOHd TO be
Completed Speedily.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

IzGr The assent OF Queen Victoria to
the betrothal Of Princess Helena and
PRINCE Christine, of Holstein, is officially
promulgated, The London Morning
Post says; "The Princess, who is the
third daughter of the Queen, is in her
twentieth year, while her future husband
IS in his thirty-fourth. He is the brother
of the Duke of Augustenburg, whose
claims to the Duchess of Scleswig-
Holstein have of late given rise to much
dispute. The Duke has, however, a son,
born inelghteen hundred and sixty-three,
so that his brother is only heir presump-
tive to his rights, whatever they may be.
We understand that it is considered to be
no slight advantage in this royal match
that the Prince, having neither princi-
pality nor functions which would require
his residence abroad, the future Princess
Of Augustenburg, viii be able to reside in
England, and 70 continue TO afford To
Her Majesty those filial attentions on
which she Queen, like every other
mother, sets so high an estimation"
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each additional insertion g
two weeks ~
one month ~
rE All Advertisements considered due alter
the frsf insertion.
square ,, - a.,
column viii be charged % cents per line.
nE- Marriage and death notices published as
Q her advertisements
Ise- All Advertisements net marked for spe-
q ied time will be discontinued al the end OF
o ie week.
as- An advertisements for the Appeal must
be handed IN SO the Clerks desk
So Tsaasierr advertisement a4tst Be paid for
a. Odunnce.
Es- No advertisement viii appear in the
Weekly paper, unless by special contract
ES- Advertisements 70 be inserted In the
Weekly paper only, or az irregular intervals in
either 'of the papers. will be charged 81 per
square for each and every insertion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

nTA man on fire with benzine was
saved from a horrible death, in New
York, by being rolled in a gutter. Pro
vided the man does not die of the
cholera, hereafter he will have occasion
TO be grateful for foul streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26
j. ". Hopkins &c Co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Little Rock, Arkansas.

I ". HOPKINS, formerly real estate broker
- and agent. a. Memphis, Tenn; John W.
Faust, attorney at law and general Insurance
agent, and James A Martin, land surveyor At
Little Rock Ark, offer their services 20 the pub
lie generally a. AgeHts FOR the Collection OF al
Civil Claims, for the Sale and Payment or
Taxes on all Property entrusted 70 their care.
All communications promptly answered Mr..
Hopkins, Of this drn, VIII be found in business
hours at No. 7. Post once Building. ornoe OF "
E Barnett & Co, for q few weeks 70 come. We
have on hand a large number Of Fine Planta-
ttOns; some for sale and soma for rent ruauy OF
which are on thf Mississippi. Arkansas, Gus
chita, SunfiOwer and other rivers and near The
same Large and small Places Also, about Two
Hundred Thousand Acres Of ChtCOt Cotton
Lands, selected for actual settlement. all priceS
Low, Very Lou. J. ~ HOPKINS & %.
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. Il, ls5a den Inn
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors. to
ELMWO0D CEMETERY.

ESTABLISHED some eight months ago. ara
II SUI Ia active force, ard will be kept up.
Notwithstanding the Withdrawal OF the Taik
tary guards from the gates
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain a
remit, or otherwise they viii not be admitteti
within the inelosure.
Tickets can be had at all times at ]. c. Hoist
& Co.'S, Main streets W. r. Smith & Co.'S MoTI-
Second streets, undertakers -
Family tickets can be had at all times at the
onlce IN the Cemetery. TH0S. STEWART
del-}m c1reyi,,t t--i~i.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

bay- Tue second annual meeting of the
I American Iron and Steel Manufacturers
Association Of the United States was held
al Philadelphia, on Wednesday last.
During the past year the association has
held three meetings: in Cleveland, Chi
cagO and Pittsburgh, aud numbers two
hundred and eighteen contributing, and
twenty honorary members. The receipts
from dues, for the year, amount TO ten
thousand four hundred and fifty-three
dollars and eighty-three cents, and from
other sources, two thousand four hundred
and seventy-six dollars and seventy-six
cents. The money is expended In ad-
vancinp the interests OF American indus
try. as opposed TO free trade, Auxiliary
associations have been formed at Pitts
burg. Cleveland, Cincinnati and other
places. A Board Of Managers and an
Executive Committee were appointed for
the ensuing year, A. B. Stone, Of Cieye-
land, and Joseph Kinney, of Cincinnati,
representing Ohio. The next meeting Of
the association will be held in Washing
ton City, al a time TO be hereafter oes-
ignated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26
W. o. LoFLANp,
STOCK, NOTE s HONEY BROKER,
No. Il Titus Building. Isrsrson St,
Memphis, TenR.,

VIII buy and sell on commission, Gold, sfI-
yer, Stocks, Notes, Bulls OF Exchange, Bonds
Government Securities, Uncurrsnt Money, and
state, County and city Ser pt, etc VIII aIsO
receive for collection claims IN West Tsnnessess
North Mississippi, Arkansas, and this City.
The patronage Of Merchants. Broken. Bauks
and old friends solicited
I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26
UNDERTAKING.

The undersigned, successor to Keck 4 Sraith,
land formerly transacting business for the late
nrm OF j. q N. flaherty,) thankful for the lib
erai patronage heretofore bestowed, begs leave
that he will continue the undertaking business
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

BG- A rich vein of coal oil has been
discovered In overtOn County, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

In addition to the list enumerated
above, the upper stories Of the houses
were occupied as offices, sleeping rooms,
etc. Two Of the hOyses were used as ga
guerrean galleries, and one as dentists
shop. The loss by these parties VIII
reach fully ten thousand dollars, thus
swelling the total loss 10 two hundred
and thirty thousand dollars,
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily Qn advanced per annum SIC @
- per week f: -
To carriers and news-dealers, per copy ?
Weekly per snnum dn advancel w
tA9- No su description entered on our mail DooAh
for less time than one month.
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Old stand on second street,

No. 56s Northeast corner Of Gsyoso and Second
where he intends 70 keep constantly on hand
Metallic Cases and Caskets, and Rose
wood and wooden CoEzns.
Also, ready-made shrouds and Wina,,s
Sheets and al other articles that NAV -. .e -e
auired IN his line. And being provided win
Hearses, Hacks and Horses, he hopes hS, 1is,,..
In his whole time and attention by dav or
ronage.
nos I'm OWEN SMITH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

r. Owensboro, KY, was visited on
last Friday by a most destructive fre,
which destroyed an entire block, consist
ing OF ten fine business houses. The
block. which Is situated on Second street,
commencing at the corner Of st. Ann,
was an brick, and two stories high. The
fire originated in the house occupied by
X Morris as a dry goods house. The
following is a list Of the principsi4osses
- r.,,,,,so,, buildlpgs SOD on
= X Morris, dry oods..-..---------.--'-.- 80
Bar, dry gOOds-----.-- ',;i..-..i '
Rosenn,eiia, iS9 s'oilss' uis 500. 5000
=, cie.lli,s cieS.i.s, - r,,iiii1err 5UB
@ @5iIs A5iiiii li y IN ~ 5yg goods - l5OOl
20 1l,i otii,llll1a % - \ iS, 49, - ....... 6Ot
Mrs Whipp, confectionery and grocery le}y W.
Slater, grocery '--- M
Frank GuntheT--...--... ...--'---.------'---- +0
ro,sI ........... s220.0 .0ot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26
Regulations.

In conformity with Article six Of this
deere, we ordain the following:
Fgsi. In conformity 10 the laws Of the
EQpire, al msn OF color are fres by ths
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26

.-..-.-. " AsHINGTON, Dec 20
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported bill au-
thorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
to appoint Assistant Assessors of the In
ternal Revenue. Passed.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, in
troduced bill TO pay pensions and dam
ages 10 Union property by the rebels, out
Of theif oonGscatsd property. Referred
to the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, submitted
| a resolution, which was laid on the table
to be printed, affirming that Jefferson
Davis should be tried and punished for
! treason; and, also, because Of IhDse
starved prisoners.
Mr.. Bsnks reported an amendment TO
I the rules recognizing official reporters as
4 officer. Of the House. A debate ensued,
and the subject was sent 20 the Judiciary
Committee, TO inquire whether there was
| any existing conWect between the House
and the publishers Of the Globe; il hav-
/ ing been eontepded that such an amend
ment interfered with their private rights.
The House concurred in the conference
report TO adjourn over the holidays from
tomorrow to the fifth day Of January,
Mr. Broomail asked leave 10 introduce
a resolution, which was objected TO by
Mr.. johnson, his colleague, asserting
that the termination Of the recent civil
war has left the lately usurped territory
In lie hands of the oonquermg power,
and without political rights; that the
political condition Of the people in
IN the late rebellious States must be
fixed by the supreme legislative power (;
that the effect Of the amnesty is TO re-
lieve individuals Of the punishment OF
crime, but not to confer political rights;
that Congress should confer the neces-
sary power to enable them 10 form their
own State governments, but this cannot
be done until the rights Of those among
them always true to their allegiance shall
be protected, etc.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on
Elections, reported a resolution affording
Mr.. kelso, Of Missouri, and Mr.. Boyd,
the contestant Of his seat, further time to
Vahe testimony. Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Dawes, il was
hesotced, That the Secretary of War
'pe directed 70 communicate to the House
The record Of the testimony. sentence and
] action Of The court martial which tried
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-26
GUAYAAs, SONORA, MEXICO, oct. q, ls,j.
Three Hundred Frenchmen OF 10 Her
ruaEflf0.
Ofher Imperial Forces.

It Is reported that two other Imperial
forces are approaching HermOsiilo, one
from Tres, and the other from Madeline.
These two bodies are under the CON-
mand Of Coils. Salvador, TanOri and Vas
quez, numbering not more that five or
six thousand men. II is likely they viii
reach HermosiIlO before the French.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-21

most skeptical Of its marvellous powers So
swift is its action in soothing the most VIC
lent pain, allaying irritation and infiamma-
lion. in Transforming the rheumatic, the
crippled, and bed-ridden, to the enjoyment
pf eose and comfort, in curing Dysentery,
Oiaranea, and all internal and external pain,
that patients ascribe its talismanic power to
,,nchantment instead Of the plain matter-of
act results from its skillfully combined pro-
,ertics. Whenever there is pain use it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-21
saVa R8kt esrAr.
= - n RI "A
,sAsskn hA AID
lxs.vHlHeE AsEMov.
JOHN u. SwITS 4 Co..,
H. svlrh !. ,. IlIl' v. :. ID'El'
Nickslss Daeels, (up stsirs,1
~ SECOND OT.
lnossvsl ! Unlnprsvsl Farms,
= CITY LOTS,
&C a ..
-sDwsalang IGeases = sssres
Doug.st, Geld and Leased
4 laeuss Lots fer SALE
\ Greas Dargaan.

y. a Those eligible building icts corner Of
rvsiaS ana Rock Island streets, being ~ 'ee'
frcst q south side lsth street. ana loo 'ess %
~ ~ II mock Island street.
- sbove q : very fine location: price very
~ ter1s uocou1nnenly easy small ensunt
dovn-halaoce on long term Of yeaes q
loT ease Of interest. - c..
e.,,s,s ~ is5 feet deeo--price very low. On paye
rsss for the lot tie money to mild .oH Be loaned
sor : .sSrm of y>svs at sir pr cent ,.o
-. =. On Msdy street, 10 feet front cy iSo
set deep fenced. pr'c: Fer n.ssr. ,ron. .oo. .a.
/. ton. lsorner lot, price, t2oo; r.,.
n q. Four hoass lots in Davison = Iraes
addition $50 each. Terms easy: :. a,.v.
xos s. Thirty ho1ss sssh o'' terms n s.sy
A n sc. q. A valuable city lot $: E. corner Of
nSs snd college Avenue 200 feet on Main by
Ia ~ on College Avenue and commanding
SesutifuI river view. Price 9. 800
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-21
WILLIAM BARTLETT,
Ish OlcSNze npaM Retail

OBITUARY-The Ri. Rev. Thomas c.
Brownell, D. d., LII. D., Bishop of Connec-
ticut, and Presiding Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States, died
in Hartford on Friday of last week. He
was eighty-six years Of age, and had been
Bishop of Connecticut forty-tive years. He
became Presiding or Senior Bishop upon the
death of Bishop Chase, of Illinois, in 1852.
He was remarkable for his gentlemanly bear
ing, his soundness of judgment, and his
earnest devotion to the work in which he
was engaged. He has left behind him a
most cnyiablc reputation.
The authorities of Griswold College, in
this city, have resolved to hang their Chape
in mourning, and Bishop Lee is expected tc
make proper reference to the evcut on Sun
day morning, the 29th inst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-21

A Nsw MEDICAL WoRK.-We take pleas
ure in calling the attention Of our readers to
the proposals for publication Of = new
work by DR.. Lands, of Chicago. Dr.. L. was
formerly . resident Of Baltimore, Nd, where
he occupied an eminent place in his profess
sion as skillful and successful practitioner.
Soon after the commencement of our civil
troubles, he removed to that city, where he
has already attained an enviable rank Is sn
agreeable gentleman, and IS an intelligent
and thoroughly educated physician. He is
assuredly writer whose residence there is
an honor to that city. We must add, to
guard against any misapprehensiou, that
Dr.. L. 8 book is designed, not ~ ! popular
trap, but as reliable and standard treatise
for the medical profession, whose usefulness
and prosperity he seeks only to enhance.
We trust his lsbors viii receive that appre.
oiaticu and encouragement to which they
~ Justly entitled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-21

PERsoxAL.-Our friend, Mr.. Bassett, State
Agent at St. Louis, and ex-local Of the Ga.
sette, is in town, looking as well ~ ever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-21

II you would have good head Of hair,
and preserve its vigor, buy your prepara-
tions-restoratives, etc., at Grabbe's.-
Toilet goods of all kinds always on hand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-21

New York Markets,
Nsw YoKK, Jan. 81.
CoTToy-Quiet at Csc.
tLouR-Market dull and dropping. es.70@
9.s5 Extra State $40 s001l.oo r. Il. O.
WHRAr--No receipts, and cents lower. 12.-
10 Chicago Spring; S2.e2 Milwaukee Club.
RYE-Quiet at 1S5.
BARLEY-Dull at
ConS-Dull at l.ss@1.90 for Mixed Western.
OArs- Declining. 1.O20l. .O5 for Western.
PoRk-Lower, at 38.2613S 80 new mess,
81. .5o@sS.0o. for one year old, and es2. 50 fol
prime.
LARD-Dull, at 90@2sL.
WnIsKEY-Dull, 2.34 for Western.
Cur AEArs-Deolining.
BREr-Steady.
HoGs-Dressed, 181<alsxc.
SuoAA-Dull a lsx@2O,
F.fRoLEuh Quiet and nominal at 5os fol
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