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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

livery different from this. The preparation develops
appetite. and insgoratcs and cncrgizcs the digestive
p,wcrs a the same time. Hence when iudiferenccs
to the enyments Of the table, absolute tisgust FOR
food 10 combined with gastric weakness or any other
fmm of dyspepsia this far reaching restorative re-
moves the entir difficulty II is not tonic that does
IL work by halvce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
Appetix:ng Properties Of the
iBitters.

Amcdicine that excites appetite without promoting
digestion always .ru.o lis ..,i is Ia impose
fash OF the stomach which 1. - ural e 10 perform
and til. r,sull is a ,,sfustic iaus.n.nt OF 8 oeyan
AM of Il. dependents. the liver and the bowels The
operation Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
II q - r. r TT T. RS
STOMACH BlTTERS

sntltle the preparation 10 high place among the
specifics of'hc age Rock and valley plain and forest
have contributed ~ ther hyrcinn stores produce
its csiraordinary properties. Ills PRESEhvATIvE
MEDICINE; in other words its effect ID to rRrfrr,x
rss smymrAL POWERS IN 1nrrn vutn yiGom beyond
The period when unassis,cd nature BEGINS succumb
the cnnker VI decay. A n stomschic, /. IL alto
gher The best known lis depu n;ive tendency isrsr-
tnlnrly evident IN bilious cases in which il seems TO
purge the blood Of supcruous bite anu res tore that
clearnsss n complexion which only cocks, with
healthy circulation Certainly there is advertised
tonic and corrective which more completely ,indI-
Gates the efficacy Of botanical treatment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

FoRT MoSRor, August 16.-About ,2sj
passengers came mo Norfolk few days
sine, on the train from the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad, from the old North State
comprising many large antilles who we're
en- ,oufe 10 the State oi Indiana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

MArAxoRAs, Mexico, Aug ID, VIA GAL
WESTON, Aug. 18.-A courier just in reports
Escobed held . grand review Of trOops Al;
Monterey the 10Th The French are march
ing for San Louis PotOsi. COr,inez is erect.
ing at Matcmons outside w0rka A hight
for the city and plumber IL expected. Cara
vial, Gonzales, Ford and Jrevis are 10 anx
ious council.
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nOstctter's Stomach Filters

will build up the strength and repair the damage
ceived " the constitution, in CONFLICT with innan.
nators d'sessr wish1uoss rapidly and certainty than
any other medicinal stimulants..
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FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
SIS mxtcM*';nfe, So

the EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally patented Aay IL. 1869: snpvors~ss1
passaied June 9TH, 1893. The celebrated FAMILY
NEo SEWING MACHINE, with patent CRiupme
sttschu emit, Amost wonde rtui and che gansly con.
structe Novelty IL SoissLsss in operation, uses
the srRAiGRr hsEpLr, sews with DorBLn o.
SiSeLR TRRsAp Of all kinds. Makes the Running
Stitch NOR rerfect and regular than BY hand.
aud with extraordinary rapidny, making 10
stitches 30 each REVOLUTION Of the WussL. Will
ydtA<r, AeSs, ruMt. shsrr, fvck, run ~ BreadfA.
de-, &C.; requires no change "f stitch 70 HOs
klApLE 70 OFT our o. oRpKR. and will last Livx-
M approval oeall tue prlucipal journals nd o.
those who tave USED them.
'.For the Dreesmaker Il - inv aluabie Tor the
Housenpldit supplies vacant place DO
dsys LadyS Book.
This machine surpSsses all others ve have
SEEN and II would require column to enumssate
jte numerous virtues. "-UemOSS6t. Davenport.
with single or double thread, II silently
vet very rapidly, with common needle, nakes
The running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~ Y. Tribune.
All persons who buy or offer for sale imitasion'
Of this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted fol
infring ements % the patents. This is the only
low priced Machine secured by patent.
Single Machines sent TO amy part OF the conn
try per Express, packed in box with printed
iutructions on receipt OF price. 45 Agents want
cd everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In.
iucements sent free.
Address all orders TO
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

Posr HqpD, N. i. Aug. ~. l0P M.-The
Newfoundland telegraph line 10 ssil! down,
and no later dispatches from the cable have
been received. Il b anticipated tae line will
bc working to morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

Lurnher for sale.
cIxrsgN 10 TWENTY THOUSAND FgKl
- assorted Lunber for sale q nueh less then
yaPd prices. Apply to ~,,c.
Z ~ Corner Of Brady street and iSevee.
augl7-d3t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 90.
Sixty nine deaths from cholera, were re
ported fpr Saturday, and 81 Yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

-
Davenport Market Report.
Ovv,cs or rns DAvxSpoa1 DEuocaAs,
August go. 1866. (
FLouR.-srATE.-
Retail bulk $50.
I" Sacks. paper. $500
Dbl. $40.
Wholesale 4octs per Dbl less.
Minnesota Flour, &1l.9o
Com MxAL.-I'er bushel. 5scts.
WnsAr.-No. |, old, tl.25.
CoRN.-42c,
BARlEr.-None in market.
OAss. 25@2sc.
P0rAf0es- i0c
ON1ONs.- dem-ud.
BUSrER Pc
EG0s.--15c
Hats. oo@sl2,oc
Goat lsc at depot; lie at levee yard.
Woop.-&7@15
>0s ---------~
ChscrgO MARKETS.
By Teieersph.o CuicAco, Aug ~
fiour-Th tr winter wheat flour IN good de,rs,d.
sptsns wheat brands quiet No quo' aesc alteration
Nhess-Nsv ~hsas 10 ae.lvs reqcsst- 5esc high.
r. selss No: in store u sol w. No. . so0Lsa.
and rejected e0ae6c
ys.lov ss@ss,fsI No. !. soAos7xe No. >. - Q
6ss.- IN |: Sale yer, s.sssa s'xessE No l
kye-Qu 81. s9S ~ ION 30 &c No. in store
Bsr'ey More inquiry for barley. and sales Ne.
81 - On trAek.
Ass~ Pork ~. but We hear Of no sales. Bal
mate rmer. Shoulders iakc.
New York Mavhee.
~ Tslee, arh.l Nsv Yons, ASS. H.
fioss-Lss." .s ssi osise lower. q seosso
ezra 0tate
wheat-ka,h.r e.s,cr. CAS- No. Milwaukee.
1ye-Aore .. i've ana hYmer. $1,000 for western
Oorn-Op ne! heavy aud cssisr. tosed stoadier
@GSSle inferior s2sS2kc shipping m.xee wes'c'n
"1C aem ssed soc high m.s.d; ness' ssn ~:assr
A.isau 81 5sas5c lows.
Pork -ope- ed arm sosed heavy. e32sesss.s'
Lari~Quii t md ss. an ,sxanxa
ST. Louis (aRAaN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE. &C.
Inspection. ..l-9oe p bushel.
Ml .;mh.g I"e n.
Sse.s.... ....'.s:.;;
Storage l;<c y bu:hei Tor ~ DAYS. anc
&c bushel for every subsequent ~ Gays, OF
Noclxin II sewcd-wheat, Rys and Bar
icy, Ne y bushel: Com. lc do; Oats, &c do
Orayage-To steamers, in sacks-Oats
lie y bushef Wheat. Corn and Rye, ll1c do
Barley Nc do TO within limits bounded north
By North Nsrke, street. west ny tin:eutL street
south BY Chouteap Avenue, 10 quiz OF n sacs
Us tbashel beyond above re- l'm''s NC 90. IL
An Dra, .ee frc,n The e. vs.cr controlled b,
the COMPANY. ~ o,,..r {. tue nocr6, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
LATE NEWS


s'Stc~gHff.
IaxDos. = ~ ~, Angus. =
The drsl negotiation ler tle establish
ment Of peace bsis ee; l'Iiss 90 ead Ausisia,
AMI bc.weea Aus.r,a ard isl'.r, ert y, pro
gre, anl peace reglfl es cram.
Cors9l :, afcd "a : az Money. 52.'s
T.Hrrrcoi, August 49, VI.
The frakers' cfco'ar qno'es sales q cot
,o, pr tac yretl y $500 bales Prices
, .snrovll Z = Is. Dns Ctls s-fn-T.
.rf,- Conn tritter ron, lfs- Irc.C rnc
tsn;fc~ sons e;,'4ra ~ ai- ~ =. =.
WAsuINe-cg, hnsls 18th, reww.t-
To appointed ~ TIC Nl'0-as rr.f. Cen
yen.isM 20 .ai. upon tas Hg s. II. ie- he
gu,pose = w. ent'ns :" 'f'n ~ pWcisl
copy Of lie ,,TDcecuas.et tAc cervt D'ioa,
Eed mcoliug this morning, and postponed
until o'c ock the time fu. SO doing. II was
originally intended that I0a m, should be
III. hour a, which their rec pt:on would be
had. Tie committee, followed by delegates
10 the late convention and after them the
citizens, viii 70 N in regular order az half
pas, twelve n'clcs k, and proceed 40 Il c Exc
/ cu'iyr Mansion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
CAUTION
The Government Endorsement.

In order " guard againet dangerous :mpOst ons
the puic requested 10 take especial noe Of the
beautifully engraved psoprssory stamp through which
the Govcssment Of The United stafes ocaly authcn-
catce every bottle u oststtess Bters. This shied
thrown b the 0ovrrnnsat over the prcrssetcrs and
the public Cor their Joint protection. placed con-
spcuousy the cork and over the rcck Of each
butlc. and cannot fail to strike the eye OF the most
casual observer Nothing that purpcrts to he Hostel
sss bisters O. b gesaine unle the stamp s there
II = aiso pPOper TO state that the Bitten are cold
ssclusvcly \ &lass.anA never under any circumssaa
c. BY u gasn or barre. lnposlors and initatoss
ere abroad. ~ the only safeguard u public have
aganst then b zee that the Btters they buy bear
thecngraved label and note Of hand Of Neasn. Hoe
ettes Z Smith, AID the stamp above ment Onsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

SOCletaty Oh Ovdte.
In accordance with the Presidents proc
ian,ation OF the 18th inst. declaring null and
vol Msximilians paper blockade of Mata
morns and other MexiCAn porn tho Navy
Department has dispatched two men OF war
to be stationed NJ the mouth of the no
Grande. The commander Of the Pacific has
also received orders 10 scnd two ships tc
Nszatlan and Quay umas tO protect United
States Interests on the Pacific coast.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
DIR. :. ycUr.ANS,

~ ',-SisfaS AsD SeiVsesED-.
tyiNC nEES GAGGED IN TIE
a. prac..es i ~ ne ~ 'N's tisy Tor sever
~ ycsrs past and sesing the srsst incon vepict o.
- veil o. extra sspense. Of visiting patient.
tssH writing prescription which must be taken
u somc Drugyist 70 t. filed. which causes IN.
necessary delay in relieving suffering pnt-nt
Hereafter the Doctor will furnish medicine tn
las patients q. the eharg. OF One Doilar for visit
aad medicine any place within the city mite.
end Fifty cents tor each ADDITIONAL 'nise omes
cor "a and Brsdv ~ unier S.reersr- store.
Residence on llth. between Main and Frndy.
SPHINX 4 MOmTON.
VToU~E AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
IA kRA, Paper Hangers. Gia,iers. &e shor
corner Main mud Fifth sts. mch93 die
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

NIw Yo X, August - Sixteen cases and
seven death from choir IN tho city wer.
reported tbs morning. ana fifteen cases and
seven deaths Ia Broosiyn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

a TTURNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW
n and War Claim Agent Office Davenport
Hlock. ~ Floor, cor. Mnin ~ a Hecond streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

BALTIMORE, Aug IS A FIRE occurred
this a. IN at l.llio,ls mills. totally destroy
ing the Granite cotton factory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

BUFFALO, Aug. 1e.-About 5000 people
were present at the great saddle race this p
m between Dexter and Butler The Gay
was fine and track in good order, though
horscmcn say the Buffalo track is not near
as good as the one Dexter made his great
time on bu: Dexter showed to-day the best
time ever made By trotiiug horse
Isl heat was a.2i 40, ..u,ler several
lengths behind.
"a heat Dan Mace rode Butter but 20 n
time made, n Bnllcr bsokc badly. Heat in
2..6. Thr,! heat both had guC1 send OIL
Butler ahead, bu, Dexter soon pass Il him
and came home winner in u,picce,icnic ell
time, > Is anu without break.
The base bail match this p. III between
Niagaras Oi buila.o aud hudson liver Clul
oi N,wbury. \. y. tie Niagaras beat scor
lhg 40 against .
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

y. -. UguSUu AkbbBebVs ~. Bb.p
DliySiciAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
j with py. i.sk.r. under thr Davenport ~
lienal Bank, corner Of "a and brady streets.
Kxrsnr>cts John NJ Adler. N. D.. J. W. n.
BAKER NJ. ID. ag1su
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

~. q. sgsaDb NJ. ~.
DHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i residence No. %. corner Main and Third
'-csts. Davenport. Iowa. iyis2-d
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the Appointing Power Of The n

NEW York, August 1s--rhe Attorney
General has nearly completed an elaborate
opinion on the authority Of the President Ia
appoint to office dur ng The recess Of Con-
gr.ss, persons who have been rejected by
The Senate Tic point has been raised To
contest the Presidents authority in this re.
spect Tie Attorney General will show in
an exhaus i've argument that both the law
and practice since tie foundation Of the
Govern en-, ni,irns the existence Of this pc
rogativc with the Executive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
PREPARED AND SOLD ~
No SI&ITER 4 SMITH,
lsehT a ~tsS~ - sA.Ee
RlFzsBUReR, PA.

NJ salst - u drassisss, svoces M russkeepess
hesag' spat H. world mayaa-de0dAwc ow-sn
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NR. y. u. vvOml.u.x,

SseDWV \ Su'D.1.v.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .OiES Al Ia w.
IL ot'cc sorner I'd and BRADY SITS. Davenport.
WA. mchlS
COOK srw'r c0Nk
&. tts,. .uaS. Lkwis pesw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

lArrICE ON BRADY street, between Third AaI
" Fourth ispldt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
From .outh America,

New YoRK, August is.-fanama dates Of
The LIST, announce the rival OF the L. :.
iiigalc Lancaster. size was t. leave imnie
diate,y for Callao.
Costa Ric' ms refused u Join The South
American Alliance.
rht town Monte { Il IN Iqualor
has been lmosi total. 9ta y fic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14

insuncsbie 20 any but those who uss aud re used 70
IT, Oar hydrant Is sef-acting without pipe from
tho valve to the spout, but has bore IN ~
centre oy which the watcr is conducted Thus the
wood that surrounds the boro becoming thor
oughy saturated affects the water measurably
In Its passage from the valve to the spout IL Is fon
this sort Of hydvsnt saturated with pryy water and
sol that we get our supply Of pure water And as 10
prvy. were II rot for the water obliged 70
and drink would AZ soon have IL remain stopped
up for then we would BIO freed from al least one subtle
incident TO apply 10 most teneents is but necessary
system Of waste pipes with the drain,
or privy, 20 lead 10 each apartment in teLemfnA
through which float the filtered vapors Of the sewer
condensation Of and privies In continuous pan
tude: wonder residents OF tenemens sucounb read
lily all OF disease aud death These sewer va
pors such that nail hole would admit sufficient -
have its detected within the dwellings Of private
citizens The nail hole would be searched for by .
competent mechanic found and rcmedied Then what
may be supposed the effects would be OF sewer vapors
more vrnlent on the health Of people who reside n
tencnents where from eight 70 twenty lour two-lnch
waste pipes forth these poisonsr
Citizens Of and wealth need not the assistance
advice Of Board OF HEALTH but secure the PRACTICAL
skill OF the architect and plumber, who afford ample
security to their families against every form or sewer
and soil pipe vapors but the operative Glasses of thn
city want the assistance Of our health guardians VIVA
promised protection In sanitary rotations from the
avarice OF capital How does the Board OF Health Keep
Its promises 10 the working peopleg They oughs -
know that sdisinfsctingn and s'doodorzng will NOS
stop the reux Of vapors entering the apartments
Of threoourths Of the fifteen thousand tenements IN
this city, in each apartment OF which the mouths of
waste pipes properly sower andprvy ventlators) stand
invitney open; they ought TO know that excavations
having six TO eight noh pipes 10 not the sort
OF adapted 70 promoting the health p respeo
able working people write not IN complaining spl1t,
but to ch attention the public 10 those matters
which, property understood, would be highly beneA-
ca 10 respectable working people and advanageous 70
our more favored citizens MECHANIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MoSp.y, August 1875 P.N
This has been dull day IN Wall street, both finn
ally and amospheyicay. As il rained constantly
been lne for the 'sians ducks y but the
rs and bears hardly enjoyed ID more than the conmu-
y large Fortunately for the bulls tho fall stocks
light that i bore comparison to the
l,i Of rain, and the speculative ardor Of sthe
i.reet" was by no means daInpened, although
"a, streets wet enough TO please even the
auphibious The underone of the speculation Tor rise
Ia railway shares strong and portion OF the list ad
ysnced while the remainder barely steady There
~ aek Of confidence in values and extreme ease in
money induces belief higher prices Stock Exchange
loans continue to be made At per cent with exceptions
At live, while some Of the heavy dealers in government
seurities are enabled borrow large sums at three
TIE sen-stagnaticn Of trade still shows itself in the
Hunted amount Of commercial which is being made and
the consequent inactivity the discount line The best
grade is rated at per and the second AT 6i6 a.
The statement Of the associated banks for the
Last week is favorable TO prolongatlon Of the
present monetary case, while 1t shows a decrease
ia the specie held by them of ST. 6el leaving only
$.,f4, 2o9 nominally in their vaults portion Of <hs
+ represented by SubTreasury certificates OF deposit
and another portion by coin loans to customers; SO that
d difficult to ascertain the exact amount Of hard money
actually in possession Of the banks The amount held by
the Treasury, including California, the LIST instant
exclusive Of that for which certificates deposit were
issued, was $A,oISa4e We have, ithereforc little
than fifty millions OF in the hands Of the gov
erumcnt and the Now York banks Considering that the
entire country has been drained OF coin since tho time
OF the suspension this is very small for coun-
try occupying the commercial position towards
other countries that the United States does and con-
saering that than three hundred millions of our
national securities held abroad 1t IS obvious that
"ndsr these circumstances exposed TO conn-
gences which may seriously affect the price Of gold ;
bat this has ceased to be gauge Of the public credit
by OF supply and demand, it less important
than many suppose.
The other features of the statement increase in
bans of 81, 454 $40 in circulation of s2l6 973 de-
4ts Of S7s55s and in legal tender notes OF $500 1885,
ihe deta Of the present and previous
NTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14
SEWERAGE or TENEMENT HOUSES.


TO THE EriroR or THE HERALD.
Knowing how generously aud truly you contribute to
whates er has reference The welfare OF mankind beg
leave present ior your consideration the following
going 10 show how tens Of thousands Of pcople--ihc
residents OF tenemcnts--are affected IN their sanitary
relations.
reside 1T No. 10 D. street; two families with
NINE occupy che house. III No. "a B. street tcorner
houseD there reside from hyc 10 families The lam
lilies OF both houses have yard hydran aud
privy In three compartments. Last summer our rrivy
was severed the hyrsnt was moved from the gate and
placed near H. aud between the hydisn, and prlvy
placed slop sink Formerly We had ne smell from
prvy but what Is always thrown Of from every
cred dry prvy but since has been severed We have
ben annoyed by poisonous aud sufocang sewer yapors
filtered through cxcrtmcnts IN tie pryy and sewers
and a. Il his was not enough, recently .hc mouth u
the sewer pte at the PRIV got DISTRACTED; ss
auenec water rose in the prss thence g. The sink and
lk~wise surrounded The hydrsnt 40 he bottom ~ tie
hydrsut lust above tie wacr wave - What II termed
waste hole which Il intended 10 cty tic hydrani above
the valve TO prevent frcenrg Nov - The pr,y water
surrounds tie hydrsnt Z" the level 4 siauds In the
prvv and sink. enters The waste hole ff~ire to aud
aus the lore e bois Of he hNdian Pius Law. the
Singular properties &c dspasne another the
prtvv dspacr the clean water above the alte
Tile body OF The hvdrart that whoever draws water
from the hydran in pitcher ~ rail kets rom pint "
nuart OF privy wstcr Thus. ~ hsNs We been Affected
FOR more than sixteen days the ho'icsi II tny tie
Board of health notwithstanding. Nov our pr.vy Il
clear agan, but The mre about We hyaant retains the
Effects ~ the oreffpwn. pr{y which Affects the
rerepsbiv a. tho taste ald to sNcry great de.
srea aud IL will last IN np.iher oytrnowing repeats
The process Thus, Will the cfoton Stree, tsmu tho
mines dead Tin or iroal ssteless and friikahe the
ro.on nom hydrants situated dessrbed M IN
miro redundant witt reptiles and insects that h1a With
the currents IN ara cr' she waste hole referred 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14
Slight Decrease in the Cholera
in New York.
THz n4oRTuARx REPORT
NO INCREASE OF CHOLERA IN BROOK YIN.
REPORTS FROM THE ISLANDS.
LATEST REPORTS FROM SAVANNAH.
&c. &c. &c.

BY the pfap kept at the Office of the Registrar Of
Vital Statistics IL appears that the cholera during the
past week. driven from its central position in this
city the water In the previous week it had advanced
through all portions Of the city to Broadway thus
dcrng epidemic in nature When the mortuary report
made this week the map showed difference, owing
as claimed, entirely to the sanitary
forced For several days past the cholera
curing have bcen with but two exceptions, in
those parts OF the city bordering upon the rivers
ally miasmatic, and filthy to any conceivable degree
CHOLERA ABArING2
Many persons will not believe that the cholera aba
ting and simply because the denth reports from the dis
ease show ditnnution in number II must be remcm
bered that nearly every Of the deaths reported II
old cases aud not OF new ones AS proof that the
cholera the decline Tor rather has been for
day past the following table Of new cases is made -
fA.Aa Ilula
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cOMNIERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August I'D r. VI.
AsaEs-Eeceipts, 113 bbls; pot and pearl continued
dull and nominal at our last quotations.
IR.Dsrurys Receipts, 10 500 bbs -four, 2s5 do and
$50 bags meal s, 800 bushels wheat 2s0, asy do
corn ii2 l6s TO- oats, and 500 do. rye The activity
previously noticed the market for State and Western
flour continued tho demand being chiefly for export to
the British Provinces and the West Indies, and prices
further advanced 10 a0c per Ibbl mainly on good
grades low trades ruling comparatively s,ealy The
sales 1000 bbls. at our revised quotations APP
pended Southern aour moderately dealt IN but AZ
more REGULAR prices sales 400 bbs. Canada nonr ruled
duh aud nominal with small transactions at the quota.
iioss suboind. Rye ionr was steady; sales .0O bills
~ 81 81 "a Coru meal was moderately active
changed pri,es. safes, 500 bbis. AZ So for brandy
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The Cholera on r, h-~ ssinnd.

SAvASxAa. Ga August a. 1885
with reference TO che cholera Tybec Island. has
been ascerained that there was great dere.ic OF
duty the part OF the officer forwarded the recruits
TO the Seventh infantry by the san salvador Dr.
Thomas Sims special Health Officer appointed 10 INSPECT
the slip IN which the recruits placed. sai
40 men were slowed away n the forward part
Of the snip San salvador without a medical
oiices medical supplies. aud this the face el the
tact thar before the sail ed cases Of chner
had appeared Governor Island and dafrhaa was
increasing amoug the o. the four hundred aud
srver I'VE recruits pat board tie salvador al
New York one hundred mi seventy have d.ca M 10
this date. and j $ feared that man VII fall We.
Tim. 70 the disease