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An Asn-xArluHAl BANK MOVEMENT IN the WEST

convention Of the citizens OF Illinois assembled IN
Ottawa H., on the 9Th nst for the purpose Of dis
cussng the currency and labor questions. One ri the
speakers that $3.50 600 900
we're paid for federal purposes by the producers last
year 500 600 900 more than PAID by England asd
$780, OOO 900 than was paid by France, while each
OF these countries had nearly double the property OF
eurs Federal bonds ought TO be taxed, ss those who
loaned the money and took the bonds did no more 70
exempt them from taxation Than the soldiers Who per
lied their lives ii the front He insisted that system
OF financial laws upon rs sggressne the wealth Of
our country into the hands Of favored aristocrAtc
cass--cven worse than In the old countrea
The committee 70 report resolutions returned, . ma.
jory Of whom reported 10 favor OF adopting the report
OF the National labor Congress- lately celebrating
reading OF minority report Both reports vent for
the repeal Of The national banking laws while the
jory report urges the issuing directly Of treasury noes
legal tender for ell debts convertible the pleasure
Of the holder ato government bonds bearing three per
cent and also urges other material for thS
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The market for wheat decidedly more buoyant and
asan. 81 e g .ss S for White Michigan anS
a sS a az sSs o % At e ssa rhs
FOR amber STATE and n, (. s White Do ~ q 10
SPOT e y No : s. xS,. co Isjsssd
fS Ss .sss were about 5000 bushels 81 81 u
iss o AN: :, ;sii!s, ~
s fo new weeTa and cScro ana FOR
i kie was m.r o ss " q c wes and
81 s' ssssy % a ss |, some sc s,ss . s
FKElcars-1he shipments continued light, but rates were
Ta'e The Irsrpoo 800 SasS. corn
tons iacr al - 70 I;ndcS Tos sus6s. whss. sgd,
,, 500 90 Do deliverable within ten days shippers option
ga 3D. 70 Bremen isoc bushels rye at "a 10 Sniwcrr
go SSs Isc,sam M % s rri Ro.I terms ~, mer
terccs lard at IL. Ga The charter. British
sS.si Ssss from CIV scss Genoa. 100 SSa.. v'SsS.
st.s per on S -. rm h
schooner from . southern port 70 windwsri island re.
sd ST Ss~ Yo ssd and ses os ps ss%
upon and under deck aud SOC for spirits urpenne,
Grsss cioru further ales of 50 bales at 9.c,
a1d r 20 De la 70 BS: .r. s n ana sas nominal
op ps % s os sps ss
Besns. As,ss 3 % y Us. WIRE quoted se se DO 70
s 20 70 81 s To- @ RIO rauae ,s ls
@ Sis SrSS Ss c = 70 ,S. 9se & S:fGP e
U.s. as is.y rSe All gold assls,2pss .,.
Manila aud other kinds held ., former
Hors continued steady and srm Sales 50 bales at SOC
zoe,
isv moderately active and steady last quota
TONS
Gus prices DEMANDED We ouiv heard OF sales % 100
tons Glengsrnock ship IN os al SH and 100 do Lang
loan A, sfi So ex ship Geuenrncck yard quoted
sesd,. sales ioS tor. 80 stsp.
LrarHrR-The stock OF hemock 10 slowly accommodating
under moderate demand. which s almos, entirely Tor
prime grades Pr,ces however, remain hrm Oak duh
AZ our We quote hrlocs Bucnos Ayres heavy
al soc Ni,c: middle do. s1xc. assc light do, 2e,,c
aDAc. Cslifornia heavy Nc Dtc. middle DO, re .
500 light Do 2sc aci ornccc. &c heavy. ne %
middle DO 2s- o,<c fight do sc 1ec good damaged.
az Kinds ,nd weights atc poor, 90 90 o. iss
Sse. &c; middle do sc. &c. light %c soc cropped
- %. in the rough heavy. 4oc &c; middle 20 &c
IrssxRtne receipts Of Eastern spruce ARE liberal and
with free offerings the market remained depressed prices
we're not quosby lower; the demand vas modssss sales
Lisy.Rockiand steady 81 IS for lump and 81 q
for common
LArHs -tssern we're quie, at % IS q o.
no.ssss not 40 setive bat prices were unchanged
Sales 1S hbds. Porto Rico ~ nsc
SAsAl ss0ssa msfss' fer anirsn tuDspiss eepin
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Express shares in good demand towards the
close aud the indications favor another speculative
movement In them, based upon purchases by strong
parties, who supposed 10 DO familiar with their
value. The latest quotations Adams 6j 90 !;
American, 65S a CO; United States o6H 6s her.
chants Union vas dull at Is q 10 for $40 paid
There a very light volume Of transactions IN gov.
eminent securities the counters OF the leading deal
err and no demand foreign account. The marke.
closed dull at the subjoincd quotations: egscred
1881, III. N.Y.; coupon. 1881, INK q lilH
B.2o's. registered, 1852 1921 1925; SOS oou.
pon 1862, I14h l14al; 520's coupon, 1884, 1905 q
1907, sos coupon 1865 1lo5s liih; do do, Jauu-
airy and July. los q loSH; sos coupon, ls67, los
siOs,S lO-l0s registered ss< ee'i: io-4os coupon
eoIs 99ai gold. 1fiis 14sx; June, 1908, 1o7 a
1915 July, 1905, l0T 1919; october compounds.
1854, 49,. lleh: December do do. lls1 . 1lss
May do, 1865 il7X NIX; August do. do, li6Js
l16's September do. do, ll5h 1855, October do
do, i15t. ll5s,.
The foreign exchange market was quiet and dull for
sterling but there moderately active demand for
continental bills at slight decline from previous quota
tons The failure of Hewitt Co. cotton brokers'
Liverpool was altogether unexpected here but as
their bills were bougn, with bills OF isdne the losses
among the holders will be limited the decline which
has taken place In cotton shipped hessrs r. Atkinson
a Co are their AGENTS 10 this city.
Bank bills on England at sixty days quoted at
loe,, ioos: at three DAYS, 1927 ITO; commercial
bills lOsi. 100; bills on PARIS at sixty dsys 5l6A a
SIS: at tsree days. SIS . blS. Other bills were
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Dn Ta Ia =, H., ~ "
Mutual 6 Weaver. Myers, 8; W. Fisher q Dorsey, 2;
Osterhelt 9: G. Fisher s; Hengs Z; Abel, S. Clinton 8
West Philadelphia. g.
Home runs-Pke. 1; Hatfield, 1; osterhelt, l.
Struck out-G Fisher I.
Fair fly catches-weaver 5; Dorsey. I; oserhei 81 Hell
lings l-west Philadelphia TO- Pike a. Hatfield q Devyr
l; Waterman, 2; Hunt, mutual, IL.
Foul fly catches-Absl, .; Pike 2: Jewe,. l..
Foul bound catches-Abel. 4; Pike, L. Jcwett. g.
Base play, put out-At first, by g. Fisher assisted by
Myers w. Fisher Hellngs twice. Clinton four
times; by Bearman assisted Pike twice. Hatfield twice.
Devyr twice At second BY Hellngs assisted by Clinton
by Hatfield assisted by Jewe third, by Pike, l,
sisted by Hatfield. At home by W. Fisher l. assisted by
Abel
Time Of game-Two hours and City minutes.
umpire-Mr Cuthbert. OF the Athletic Club.
Scorers-Messra j. X. smith and W. H. Dougan.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


WUTuHI VIZ West TDIIuueIpuIus
The game between these clubs came OF ycster-
day afternoon the Union grounds, Brooklyn, E. d.,
and resulted did the first game in favor of the Mu-
tuals. Tho game yesterday was not marked by any
very extraordinary playing but rather long and
tame Pixies excellent playing at third base fea-
ture OF the game Martins pitching also feature.
The little twister put his science in most effective
manner especially after the second innings, when the
Philadephisns bacd II Martin and they old
quainances but with splendid support IN the field Mar
tin enabled to keep their down, and finally
shove them under, the score will show. Weaver and
Oserhe deserve mention for superior playing and bat
ting the west Philadelphia side. The score Is as fol-
la..a.
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Unions. of Morrisania. VS.. Actives, OF


friendly game OF base bali OF yesterday after
noou between tho Union Club, OF Morrsania, and the
Active Club, Of Newark, ~ j., the grounds Of tho
former at Mcrose. As Is usual such occasions. the
fair maidens-and indeed many that were not maidens-
attended by obgng and evidently happy gaants. resi-
dents Of the neghborng villages turned out in goody
numbers and seemingly enjoyed the sport the So
perhaps, as they fully confident that their
BOYS, the Unions, were sure TO of victorious.
Early In the game the Morrsanians manifested thsr
superior playing The following Is the score
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caIckt! IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHiLApKlrHA, sept. IL, 1851.
The rst eleven Of the Young America Cricket Club OF
Germantown, leave on Thursday TO play the following
matches St George Club, OF New York. on the goth and
2is, inst Boston Club on the 23d aud 24th and the
picked eighteen Of New England the 25tn and Goth
The Young America eleven 10 composed Of the follow
ing piayers George NJ Newhal, Bavard, Sanderson,
Baird Dan Newhall, Johns, Tiffany, Charles A. kewhai,
Douree 0rne and Buster.
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the minority report for keeping up our taxes and cir
cnlation a. they until our debt is paid.
The majority report adopted and after passing
resolution in favor Of negro suffrage, the Convention,
which was much more largely attended than was anti
cipated adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. Sept l0-5 NJ.
ArcoHowe quote sales of 600 bbls Western in lots
60c. in bond.
BKEswAx-was du small sales made at 39c 40c
CorroS.The market for this staple quiet and
heavy; some instances middng uplands Sod At 219c.
demand entirely from spinners The sales were
AMI halae Il annta
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Athletic vs.. Fuitop-sccond Mines.
match played between the above named clubs
yesterday afternoon the Satellite grounds Brooklyn
r. n which resulted in favor Of the Athletics by score
of as 20
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81 20 Smith Parmeies was loo lower selling 20 io'
sensenderfer sold at $40 Is T. 81 Quartz Hill, u ~;
Gunnell Gold, 81 ss. New York Cold 81 70. o.
The OF the exports exclusive OF speoe' rom inc
port Of New York to foreign ports for the week ending
Sept IT, was s. $50 against ST. 7SsoSs for tie week
previous.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances At the Treasury in this city for the ex
pired portion OF the week have been - follows:
Roreipts Receipt. PdymsntL Bdl0rcea
SAINT 1s s4o7 $660o sol S. l05 74S $40 1856 $40
Sept IL 600 900 2,4S6,7 1851 595,ls l22626.oll
Tho Philadelphia bank statements Of the past two
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PuaT Of NEW Ysak. SEPTEMBER II. 1857.

Cleared.
steamship rersia(Br). Lott Queenstown and Lvsrpool-B
Steamship Zodiac. Phillips. savannah-Murray Ferris
Steamship Leo Dearborn, savannah-Murray. Ferris 4
steamship AlpsmsrIs Bourne norfolk. City roias and
Steamship Neptnns; Baker Boston-w CLYDE. a.
Ship Ellen Hood. NELL. Yokohama for orders-s Mer'
Wa; &c: aecu
Bark s. Jorge (sp), Barss Barcelona and Mahon-Go.
BARK Tahsaan tBr,. Anderson. Rio Jansiro-J Phipps
Big Mary sswsl Anderson. Cork for order.vi. Whining
Bns Atlas (S0r', Borrsssn. Hamourg-Funch. Nslncks
srs ss%'e3s ss k?s GRs5seH kssH
ss srss sss sarn1
Brig Star Of the Sea Orb Burke DorchesierP Neviu.
Brig Anna Wellington tBr, johnson. Philadepha-Dal
schr Atlantic Br,. Locthart Hantsport Ns-orandall.
sehr Arizona tBr,. McNaughton St John NB-smithers
scnr Smith. Baker. Pensacola and Cedar Key-I
schr su.ieJ strout; stroyt. JacksonvIlle-w Raw.
schr Burnett, crowther Cape Canaveral Fla-Joseph
schr Caldwell Mccormick savannah-N L Mccready
schr Napoleon Nichols, Richmond-van Brpnt slaght
cbr T5es Chase New
schr Dart, johnson, Stamford.
soop Oregon, Rhodes, Provdence1G N stranehan.
Steamer Massey. Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith Philadelphia
Arrived.
Steamship Russia (Br), Cook Liverpool Sept Z, and
Queenstown 9Th PM with ndse and 2l0 to
Cunnrd Sent lat 81 81 Ion Is 49, passed bark Orneda
(Br standing NV lh $50 PM lat A a. Ion 81 81 steam
ship Cuba from Boston for Liverpool The arrived at
Steamship Raleigh Marshman New Orleans Sept 8, and
Havana 18th, with mdss and TO Livingston Fox
Co. Sept Is, IL miles south Of Cape Florida exchanged
signals with steamship Rapidan hence for New Orleans
h lat 49, Ion 70 80 spoke bark Northwood of Nassau
MP, from n for New York; 10th. OF Hog Island: ex-
changed signals with steamship Virginia, hence for Vera
Cruz
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson Savannah. with mdse
and PASSENGERS Garrison Alien. Sept 1e AM south
Of Haeras passed steamship San Jacnto, hence Tor Sa
vannah. -
Steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston Sept H. with
mdse and passengers, to Morgan Co.
Steamship Valley City Tomln, Alexandria, Va to James
Hand
Bark lido Kimbal Bahn Cette So days. with wine and
salt to order Had light NV winds the entire passage
Bark Cumberland orb Murray Cardenas 10 days. with
moasses. to master. -
Bark Horace Beais. -, Galveston, 81 days. with COT
'0R sr &c 6 e Gnen pru. Mh Antwerp II
DAYS with mdse, to Funch, Mencke wendt
Brig Costa Rca Cassidy Aspnwall Ang ~ with rubber
9Th inst John Collins sowaway. of Glasgow, fell from
the foretopmsst to the deck and instantly
killed. Glasgow papers please copy.
Brig Aroostook Bryant, Inagua, II days. with salt, te
Miller Houghton.
Schr B Reed, Reed Calais.
Schr Henry Gibbs Snow Boston.
Schr p : Smith, Bunker Newport.
Schr Isaac Morse, Bradford. New Haven.
Wind at sunset $, light
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ScOrcTs--Nessr%. Ioch ana TAT ncTfH.
rmpire-Nr Conner, Of the Star Club.
Time of gamc-rwo hours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

Nnv Y0nK, April 2A-The sseamship
City Of Warrington, fsUm Liverpool the
It'll Va. Queenstown the 10sh Inst, he's ar.
rived.
II appears that The prize court ct Cadiz
has declared the capture Of tho Queen Vic
tOria illegal.
The North German Psrlianent vas closed
on the 18th met. by the King, whose speech
expressed infinite satisfaction at seeing
sr ,und him the members OF the House, and
congratulated them upon being established
upon solid foundation, and q constitution
Whose developments hcwould leave 10 future
federal authority, furnished with attPib-
uses Indispensable, but sufficient Tor the
prosperity and power Of the confederation.
They have retained their freedom of &C
ton in oil departments wherein variety and
Developments is indispensable and salutary
The popular representation ID secured by
that co operation in carrying oct great no.
siOnal O6jeCto which corresponds to the
spirit Of existing acquisition cf country and
the necessity Of the government 10 zee the
action supported by the agreemeot Of The
German people. The time has arrived
when the German fatherlsnd 10 sole % up-
hold ils place, ilo rights and its dignity. By
ias own collective strength. The national
eli consciousness which has met With such
powerful echo from Ill qussseTD Of Ger
many 10 none the less however. ard Al the
govcrnments snd people Of 0efmaay ass
unanimous that the regsined pouer u the
station hes above all 10 uphold its si9std-
sance b. Genderius secure all. the eleseingg
Of psaee. The Kisg closed by asktng God
t0 hsssow bleMihgs 900 Der Fashesiand.
dsssd solda Tires cGsesa for the hsn9. 81
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4. r. MAXWELL. W. b..
AFp,cL ooHssR viELEf BiDCk. Up
starr. nassh entrance lat door ~ tho
siehs passGppTi. ln~a@ ssst yis
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LATEST NEWS
mr. TELEGR.1PM,
no TIEE DArlv Dr.saoCRAT.
NEW YnRK.

Nrw YfpK. Antil 3o-Tbc Annual Nee,
irr ~ he New York State Associated press
viii rec, a. metropolitan Hal NAV s.h.
Hon Ben amin EgeIesion of Cincinnati.
WA married hsrc ON saturday 1, Mas Mary
= Dav;s ~ thst c,tv
Nav Yopx Anril 40 The limited states
Comm,ssioner hns dec;sed 10 grant var
-art rxtr,,.i.i,n IL H.. raee cfphillip Her
rrie,, ,he alleged rrnssisn fergcr.
Charles Clrich. ore OF the most expert
counterseisers. h~s oees ne'o LOT eAs"i"s
ton. ...,, .... a.. ~.
A ler.s nu ~ =. 1pk -. ~ 4. SssSs
mA I,,., T.. NJ Er.i.rd -, disroverr3
h,rir,l A. Patterson. New Jersey, labeled
1866.
The Tyler Gardner Will case has result.
Ell in verdict that the will Of nnL 0ardi
uer was invalid and shat - Vas subjected
70 undue Influences when she made the In.
s.rument. BY this verdict Mre Tyler. Nh.
OAfdi0er eno Hetfy beoemen become nests
at law, and - such are entitled RESPECTIVELY
TO one third OF the vaius OF tnc psogery.
Which y eswmsiel 70 De worm v =.
a ane uec.ec nowese! eanno. ,.a;..," -.
s .a. ~ sn c .are -. -. E,ar,s an cfy,rt
III, ~ ,nss. ~ L.vs the verdict s.. aside
Wa.h;ov'or snecisl saws that a promi.
men, repuslican has bought the farm Of
MANY consisting Of four hupdred acres
which he proposes to divide into small lots
to he sold to freedmen. the procee is TO be
set apart tor the benefit Of educational in
s,:sutioBs for cosored people the cost OIL
tine lands is S52'uoo
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toms are aiding end abc,ting In every pee.
sible way. smuggling goods into the United
States. Merchants and men of scknowl.
edged responsibility in Canada and Epelacd
are sd % have embarked capital Ia tAie
couefabaud business, and al wstchfulness
Of government officers cannot entirely pre-
vent he occasional in,roduc,ion OF goccs
free Of duty.
Secretary Seward attended the cabinet
meeting 10 day.
SORTED 10 tho President TO morrow.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA April 30.-At meeting
Of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad to-day. the report Of the
special committee was received fully en-.
d"rsing the present management. approx
ing fast freight lines and stating the aiTaira
Of The company 70 be In . souud end pros
porous conditions. Increase Of capital u re-
commended 70 extend the Wosls and In.
eFsass tbe e0cisacy of the Ce0pany. The
ssposs was asani@oosly sdepexd.
PnitADsipniA, Nay The stcckhelderu
q ths Pennsylvania Raie6sd ysssesdsy
voted n increase the capital stock s,eo0
shasse. IN accordance With the recent ass Of
shs Legislature. The vote oeood III, ESQ
shares Tor The increase and 2.Sl9 againsi
IL
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Foreign News ~ Aenantac Cable,
LONDON. April sO.-Pasliamen. resumed
IT, session yes' crday.
In the House Of Commons last night
Lotd Stanley. In reply to IN inquiry, stated
that the proposition for peace Congree.
had been accepted by France and Prussia
and that he was of the opinion that the
Luxembourg affair would he satisfactorily
settled.
BERLIN. April 3O.-The Prussian Diet
was opened yesterday by the King in per
son.
In speech from the throne, the Kina
said the unity OF Germany was an assurance
OF peace in in Europe, and urged speedy
adoption OF the constitution The King
was silert as regard 10 Luxembourg
Ihe statements that diplomatic declara
tions by the governments of France and
Prussia in regard to Luxembourg are
semiO f1cislly denied from Berlin In
10 of6cially declared from Berlin that with
the exception Of the increased organization
Of the line and land forces - begun last
autumn and now completed as rendered
necessary by new acquisitions Of territory
no special military measures have beer
adopted
The Rhenish fortsesses are not armed, and
no ususual demand is being made upon The
Are arm factories.
The Dutch Government had ordered it
diplomatic agents 10 refisin hencsforth
from oil Interference In the affairs Of the
Grand Ducby Of LuxembouSe.
The financial administration of Poland
hes been placed wholly under the control
Of the Psussian Minister Of Finance
The tumults 10 Op0sto had been Suppressed
BY lhe military without l0se Of life.
The james 4cHenry had sailed for IL
Ualtod ceaaM On bustDeee conuectsd with
The investigation cOm0ittee Of the Atlantic
. Crest western Railroad.
The bankerS Of Conslantlnople eeve the
cold shouldef 70 the application for gov
erenent loan whicA would hsvs yielded
- per csat, yearly.
LsuDsa, nsss, Nay l.-Saosk board
Oloood:
FhASEVsaR-Beade, 76a.
PAns-BsadA - Rsosss, 81; ftaacs 90
LlvsnreoL. 0eso. Nay 1.-Perk rs 81.
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-. nEST.ST Once in Forscsts Block.
~ ~ Opposite y. o., cornef nd and Per-
tgsf$NA ~ streets. HES had Orcr II ycass
tsiB practice In t.lis city. Has the CON
p.st- syssAtus fvY manufacturing ani administering
veeeJss OEiAe ~ Cas-, Tor rsbie-- operation IN 81
tss celnR teesh .ani2-iy
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RALGiou. April 30.-Senator Wilson Or.
rived last night and smoke at the African
church
The Senator advised the negroes TO edu.
cate themselves, TO acquire property and
buy land He then denounced the latter
day saints and cautiored the negroes agains,
them
He was followed by two colored speakers
who made conservative speeches.
The Senator spoke in Capitol Square las.
night and was listened 10 attentively bv 0
large audience Of blacks and. whites, among
the latter were some OF the most prominrnl
citizens.
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SALOON 4 O0Wllno .AllEY |
FRONT wE0EET.
tsassh does wsss u nssdv, Davenport. Lowe
y. c. MITCHELL, Prep.
uaesse wiaes. Liquors and Cigars constantly
Ne osWslns Alley is new, and In perfect or.
Aer-shs only one In The city. Give him q
eASt. muv1 dir
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ILLINOIS.

CAiEo. May IA woman Of the town
attempted to destroy herself, Yesterday, by
taking morphine. Antidoses wess admins.
tered and the wrstcbsd woman 10 in . fair
way to recover.
Nay starts out clear and delightful. a.
though little ~ cold % b eeoeonable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

PenrlANp, Nay 1.--This city BY . ma.
jesity q % ever The sssessesy two,thisds
On the popular vote. yesterday decided TO
loan he oeedit u the city fes seven hun.
dre3 thousand dsllaeo each 70 The Portlaed,
Rochester md Ne pssPsosd Oeleosburo
seads, - osstais sonditions ssossding con
ple(io0,
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MASeAcN ueeTfe.

BosroN, April SO.-The tanncry If John
Bailey 4 Co, was burned last night. Loss,
t15. QUO; partly insured.
BosroS, Nay Julius J. Hart~eli. late
. clerk IN the sub treasury Office, Boston,
bee eeso held 70 bail in the sum Of go 600,
fer being implicated ~ the secsat frauds Of
Wasd, Asllen i g.
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BY Telegraph. Nay !:
riour -Qaiei and arm; ausss eiooell; Ex.
trs. e,ss,tntls 60; Ooubas *, ia sO1le0l7,
wSe.t-Dail. spring q. asa.so; Fail. ss4s
C.rs-Drassins a si.esesi .e7 for .i.ed !;
al.o70ol.Us for yellow; cad si.os0ti,ll for
white.
ouss-Duli At e40ess.
Rarlsy-Nothine doing.
Eye Quiet q u ls}<01.ls.
Mess Pork Dull ot 81 30.
Bacon Lower; l2Oi3X.
Shoslders-sx.
Whisky Dali - Do0snal.
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K
ONO.

CiScINArI, Nav IA fire at Critseadc, ,,
Ky, IN Monday night destroyed Masonic
Hall, Moad's tin shop, Radcliffe and Mans
fields dry goods stores, and other build
ings. Nearly half the business portion Of
the town is in ashes. The loss Is not 40 vet
stated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

DR. r.. ~. yvONE.EY.
Hosn0Opnthic Physician.
nPFlC1 AND RRstDENOE ON BAsT
~ eids Of Hrsdt street. near sth. Grst doos
above the Chsislinn Church. 0esB0- dem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

SAN FRANcisco. April 3O.-A deed wal
lsed April 2lsh 10 the RsccrdeP's ONCE OF
santa Clara county BY the Quicksilver MIN
Ing Company Of Pennsylvania, conveying
10 the Quicksilver Mining Company the
new Almasien quicksilves mine. The con
sideratioO expressed was three million and
4 half --~-T-arr1~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-01

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