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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-The returns Indicate
beyond u doubt the re detection of Governor
Bullock and the Republican ticket by a
| handsome majority.
Massachusetts voted TO day for State OH
cers and members Of the Legislature. The
result shows heavy vote. Last year Gov
ernor Bullock had y3.02l against 26,67l for
Sweetzer, Democrat. The question OF pro.
hibition or license in regard TO liquor, en-.
tered mainly into the canvass for members
OF the Legislature.
lock, s,292; Adams, 1915. Majority for
Adams, ,4S3 Last year Bullock's plurality
in the CITY was 4.99S
Upto $50 y. III. We have returns from %
cities and towns. which give Bullock Al ,209.
and Adams $3.50.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The opponents Of prohibition and
license law advocates have undoubtedly
elected . strong majority TO the Legislature,
and are extremely jubisnt Early in the
evening large crowd gathered IN State
street, opposite the State Houee, where they
were RECALLED with q band of music and
speeches from the leading lights from the
I. l.. l. organization. The several news
paper Offices where extras were issued, were
surrounded with eager crowds for the latest
Reports. Altogether the scene this evening
has been. one Of unusual Publication and
an exhibition Of good temper on both sides
THIRD DlsPATCH-l0SO Pm.
Returns from two humid ed towns and
cities foot up for Bullock 7s924 and Adams
| 1918 The same towns last year gave
Bullock O., 600 and Smitxer 81 ,O0V. Bull
locks majority will probably reach $4,000.
! Lieut.. Governor Cbaflin and the balance
Of the Republicans was choeen by about the
same majority.
The legislature Is very largely Republi.
can in both Branches, bus the opponents Of
tue prohibitory liquor law will
probably have two-thirls majority in each
irnnch
WonCxsrKR, Mass. Nov. 5-The Dem
ocrats of this city formed in procession, Is.
C'o strong, this evening, and marched
through the principal streets with q band
OF music. There was grea, enthusiasm
among the Democracy.
Maroon, Ill.,. Nov. 5.-The heavy acri.
caltuIa1 warehouse of Rufus Moves was
burned last night. The building cost els,
600. and loss on stock is put at $4,000; in.
sured for 81, 500.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 5.-Oficia
registration returns from the Fourth Dis
trict In the State show that the blacks SC
far have majority of 1854. Out OF thirty
one districts in only two have the whites
majority =,
Obligations exceeding half million dol
lars in the aggregate, due chiefly TO north
ern creditors, matured ut the city banks yes
terday. and were promptly paid.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5th.-Thc burglar who
robbed the bank OF Pettis & lngslls. at Ere
mont, Tazcw we'll county. Of 100000 ID
money and bonds. has been arrested n
springfield. He gives HE name ~ Henry
O'Connor, and Is said to be the rockies.
Union scout Wild Bill, described some TINT
ago 10 Hsrper's Monthly.
Two large warehouses and q planning mill
together with four thousand bushels G
wht at and two car loaded with oats ant
coal, we're burned this morning at Girard
III = station on the Chicago st. Loui
railroad, a few miles south Of Springfield
The loss Is not reported.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

H'OreaG0 NeWo by Atlantic CABLE
LoNpoS. Nov. 4-midnight.-Ri have
taken place at several points in Paris, but
have been suppressed.
PARIS. Nov. 5--The Moniteur publishes
full particulars of battle in Italy. The
scene OF the fight was near Tinala. Threc
tewu and ct the insurgents were either
4ileu, wounded or taken prisoners Carl.
oaidi himscli aui his son. Menott;, were
captured ~ Tetni and sent to r,o,e re M
prisoners ut War.
-Four thousand Gasibsliians while on the
msrch TO reinforce the insuryen,s. vers
stopped, disarned and turned back.
Tho greatest agitation prevails in italy.
The ultimatun 1T Napoleon 10 to be
answered hy or before Thursday.
LONDON, Nov 5.-No,n-A seri sus bread
rio, occurred in Exeter Yesterday and 70
day. Every meat and bread shop IN the
city has been sacked. At the DAFT. Of the
last dispatches incendiary fires wero break.
ing ont in different parts Of the town.
There was much excitement and sle local
authorities had peti;ioued The Cover nnlsnt
Tor troops to goell disorder.
Parliament has been called 10 reasonable
on the 18th Of the present noiti,.
GENEVA: Nov. 5.-Garibsld, has arrived
az Spezzis, ou beard an ltali6t man-Ot.War,
prisoner in The hands OF the Italian Gov.
eminent
VIENNA. Nov 5.--A semi-osslcia' journal
OF this city states that Baron Won Beust, IN
. note. says thS. the policy Of tie Emperor
Napoleon and that OF Francis Joseph are
tbe same. namely, that Of peace.
| LcSDoN. Nov. 5-Evcning-It is eaid the
tai'ans bsve fcpassed the frontier. Il ia
s;so stated tina, Napoleon has received Gen,
nafmora, the Italian embaessdcr.
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WASHINGTON.

eWAsursorov. Nov. THE city Is much
excited 10 night about the State elec'ions
particularly as TO New YORK a large nun, ,
Der of private dispatches have been received
and are read at the various gathering places
TO anxious enquirefs
The President is the recipient OF nume''
Gus dispatches on the same subject.
The military authorities to-day, in accord
ance with the Instructions OF the President
were engaged in the necessary prciiminaiie:
Tor supprcssing ard cisbanding the coiored
volunteer military companiesin tne Dis,ric'
OF Columbia. One OF them continued on
parade for more than eight hours yesterday
July armed. There seems to be no doubt
that the commanders OF the Southern Mill
tary Districts will be instructed by General
Grant 20 supprcss al armed volunteer or
CARNATIONS. both black and white, in thai
section Of country.
II is thought that the health OF Secretary
Wells 10 somewhat improved. lie has beer
confined to his bed with = slow fever foi
A.veral dAve
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KANSAS.

LEAvKNwoRrH, Nov. 5-Out Of abo,u
thirty five hundred registered voters, only
twenty six hundred votes we're Cast here ID
day. The negro suffrage proposition re.
ccived only abou: 100 votes. Mrs. Stanton
and Susan b. Anthony, who have been can
Washing the state In favor Of female outrage
visited the polls in each ward and addressed
the voters. This 10 probably the first occur
ence ot the kind In this country They
We're acco mpapied by the Hutchinson family
who sang some Of their campaign songs and
were received ia every precinct with
hearty cheets for woman's rights and female
| suffrage.
The proposition 10 strike ont The word
| male from the Constitution will probably
| receive larger vote Than either If The ON.
er proposed amendments.
ST. LoUIs. Nov 5.-Rcturns firm, Kansas
arc megre but Indicate that both female md
negro suffrage are defeated by from CNO "a
10000 majority. Leavenworth la, p,vsn
from 900 10 2 Goo against negro suffrage
The entire Democratic county ticket i
elected. and four Democratic Represent
tives 10 the Legislature by Q large majority.
Topeks City and Kansas give about three
hundred majority againe, negro suffrage
6alina gives large majority against ne
gro euffrage.
Returns from Ripley county indicate
small majority 10 favor Of negro suffrage.
WyaDuot,e county elects The entire BEN
ocfatic ticket and def ate negro suffrage b,
$40 majority.
| Whites Clsua gives "a naIosisy agaiss
nsgro sulAsuGc.
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LATEST News
M TEEEGnaPH.
TO THE. EAXI.T DEMOCRAT.
,-aI-4las.| I.----4S - $1,000
cHicA0Q.

CnlcAGo, Nov. 6.--The following is con-
1enss.ion Of the Chicsgo Tribunc's summa-
~ OF tho election returns:
The city election in this city resulted 10
q complete republican, victory.
Gen O,bornc's msjori,y for County
Treasurer is nearly ZOO.
The vote for lud Sc OF the Superio- C,u.,
vas comparatively close, but Mr. Por,er's
maj ,TIty is something over 200 in the city
aud will 10 increased by the county towns.
The remainder Of the Republican ticket
is elected BY large majorties.
New York city has gone Democratic BY
about 10000 najorisy-a gain Of 1900 or
Is. 600 to that party.
The State ti,ket is elected by full $1,000
Democratic majority.
The Legislature 10 Republican.
WISCONSIN.
Tn. State ticket is elected by 5000 to
~. 600 majority.
Tho majority for Lincoln in 1864, was
| 3 ,OC0.
The Republicans have carried both
branches Of the Legislature.
kASsAs.
Female and negro suffrage are defeated
in Kansas by s 900 to 10000 majority.
The Legislature is divided. The Repub-
licans have the House and the Democratic
the Senate.
NAssAcuUsETrs.
TIE Republican majority in Massacbu-
set,s is about $500.
Both branches OF the Legislature are
strongly Republican.
MINNESOTA.
Judging from the few scattering returns,
the Republicans have carried Minnesota BY
. diminished majority.
The following is made up from the Chi
cago Times summary:
NEW YORK.
| The Democrats have carried New York
By from 20, 900 to 80, 900 majority, the city
Of New York having rolled up the msgnih-
cent majority Of 10000.
NEW JERSEY.
The Democratic majority in New jersey
10 SO large it has not yet been counted.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Pu.itanism is laid out in its very hot bed.
Tho prohbitionists OF Massachusetts
have elected large majority Of the leesla-
| tuIc, anu tue city OI DoSSOn ua0 gone Deul'
ocrasic BY large majority.
NiNNEsorA.
Returns from Minnesota are insufficient
to indicate the result. II che Democracy
have not carried the State they have made
large gains.
ILLINOIS.
Elections in Illinois were only for county
officers. The returns show Democratic
gains every where.
The indications throughout the State are
that If the election had been o genera one
the Democracy would have been victorious.
In Chicago the Republican majority for
county treasurer is but 1854, while one
year ego on congressman il was 1,00l.
The majority against Judge Wilson is but
SOP.
The result. shows that the revolution is
not 50 great in the West as in the East, but
that it is fairly commenced here
Two daughters Of exGov. Matteson, OF
this State, are to be married, with great dis.
play, At the Mstteson mansion st Spring
field, tomorrow evening.
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LATE NEWS
Ri. TELEGR.1PK.
THE ELECTIONS !
Glorious News From
Every Quarter.
New York, New Jersey, and
Maryland Democratic.
CLOSE RUB IN MINNESOTA.
Negro Suffrage In Kaosas anA
Minnesota Voted Down.
Heavy Democratic Gains
Everywhere.
Heavy Democratic Gains
Everywhere.
NEW YORK.

Nav YohK, Nov. $3.50 p. m.-The
Thirteenth Ward gives Democratic major
ity OF 30, 1SS; n gain of 8 600 over last yeal
A private dispatch from Albany sayi
the Argus estimates that the Democrats
have carried the State of New York by
from 30 ,O0O to ~. 900 majority.
The cleo ion in New Jersey to day was foI
six Senators and sixty members OF tht
Assembly. The returns show Democratic
gain over last year and the entire Demo
cratic ticket is elected. The election passed
oil quiet.
Fifty-seven towns heard from give dem
ocr"tic majority on the vote for Secretary
OF State OF 2,3l9.
10 r uehkep-ie Mexican. Republican, haa
- minority. nillhouse. Republican candi'
date ior Comptroller in the same city hal
city and be run largely ahead Of hts ticket
in Albany County. Albany city gives IS.
Go Democratic majority, not included in
the above. This insures the election of the
Democratic county ticket.
.:c,urns from Senatorial districts show
that Tweed, Norton. Cramar, Bradley an,
Genet, all Democratic, are elected
The total vote OF this city Just received
shows u totel Democratic majority IT 90.
SlS The Democratic gain in this city ovel
last year is over 1900
Returns from Brooklyn show Demo
cratic majority Tor Secretary Of State of IL,
900
The polls closed at sunset Ia the Fourth
Ward to day. J. Friel. printer. WIS shot
dead by two men named lisnnigan and llo
gan, while in an election fracas. A maj
named Kelly was shot in the thigh.
During an alteration In the Twenty iirs
Ward. Chas. Thompson, policeman. WIS
shot and dangerously wounded by despcra
do named Adonnil, while attempting tc
arrest him.
NEW YORK. Nov. G-1 30 n. Returns
from 81 additional towns in this State give ,
net majority for Mexican. Republican can
didate tor Secretary of Siste, of 3,6SS.
large Democratic gain in addition to tn
above.
Eight towns In Orange county shows .
Democratic gain Of 4,10l.
Steuben county, complete returns give
Mexican |, 100 majority
Eight towns in tennessee, shows y Demo
crat gain of 32o.
Six towns in Broomc county, Slows q
Democratic gain Of i222.
Boston gives 800 majority for Adams
Charleston 500. Roxbury So, Newburypori
$50. Salem gives a60 majority tor Bullock
Chelsea $50. Fall River 6U0, New Eedlord
400. Lowell 500, Gloucester 800, Spring
field 200. Lawrence go. Peter Iiarvey is
elected Counsellor on the Democrats; ticket
in the Boston district
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nurley's Earsaparilia.

us AL the remedies that have been discovered du-
ring the present aye for the thousand Ills tha, acsh
u nsir ~ that equal THE wonderful prepars-
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sser (who epent decade In s'udyiuS expcrimeoos,
anA ccrfccsing Il, nrst introduced Il to the public
md q q assso1y rsc0gnlsed BY the most eulnsns
physcisas 10 eli parts OF the country to be the most
sasvsisine snd effective remedy for certain discsses
" whlcA Aey have knowledge.
An oshsg Cunposnds or Sytnps OF this root have
hltAorsS soed 10 comm and the ranction Of the Fac
atty becsuec On being ieeted. they have been found
70 coat ain noxtou< ingredients. which teurnsc the
good eccsn OF the Sarssparilia. and oftentmee is-
jurv the hcshh Of the patient. Hsnct -o with har-
seyse proposition. -
IAs i ~ pMrc ana genuine extyaft Of the root,
a Wtii. On trial. he found to eject ccrtsiu and
% ssscs u hs following complsiats and difea
cot
Afsesiens q che Bolss. II sbstaal Costivenessa
Oshilisv. Diseases Of the Kidneys. Dyspep-
sia. Esysipelas, Female Irregularities,
FSatola. III skin Diseases, Liser
Uoaplotut, indigestion, Piles,
Pul2onary. Disosses. Sy-
ph,lia, Scrofasa or
Eiag's Evil.
~ sale n IN go9d psasgsls q CiacirnAil ana
k0uisVols. 3A8. 1UDDLB = 90. treps.stoss.
4oo111oo94O~0rg~ 1oUe0es ~
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CHiCAG0.

CHICAGO, Ills. November 5-'ie.
turns from AL The wards and precincts
in the second ward give Osborne. Republi
can candidate for Treasurer, majority oI
! 003, ana Porter. Republican candidate fol
Judge OF the Superior Court, 63S. Major
Potlcr's ,c !uced majority was owing to the
personal popularity Of Judge Wilson, who
was an independent candidate Tor thu
Judgeship AVID received Democratic votes
only about two thirds of the vote was cast,
the entire vste polied being $4,000.
MORRISON. It'll, Nov. Be. Il. Warner
is reelected County Treasurer and John d.
Avery, Ie elected County Surveyor, wi:hou,
opposition. The stock law is probably
ist,n.rl
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w. n. S-.rxx,-.
SMALL ~ CHAPMAN.
DEss. E:Gs.s. 4 lstsar.nv
GNi...NAlaERs .N YaENNEasN

sN ~. CWAWHNHR1H.
a SNhi AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
A NO. Niel"s Block pavepport Iowa
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ALABAMA.

MOBILE, Ala, Nov 1.-The reconstfuc-
ton convention met NJ Montgomery, at IL
O'Clock. to day. E:ehty.two members were
present. Of whom fourteen were colored.
l.. W. Peck, OF Tuscaloosa, was elected
President, Robert Barber, Secretary, and
two negroes were elected assistant secretary
and door keeper The day was consumed
in perfecting organization. Fifty Of the
members are old citizens of Alabama, and
the rest colOred and men from the North.
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n. Mia.n..;N.

r.. KHHBk.
HARPkNTEK AND BUILDER SHOP OK
A/Ccmmercial Alley, opposite Post Office. ba
eO~u.vt 10
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ia. y. Mrnsbrsu. Dentist, Office No. 49, West s.xia
street. stairs ~ follows:
C,xor~SAr. October !, 1893
Ms.sss. j. n. HARRIS q CO.-0ents. -About one
year ago took cold which srttled on my lungs A
violent cough was the consequence. which Increased
with severity. ! eipectorstei large quantities Of
bhlegm aud matter During the last winter be
came go much reduced that connned " my bed
The disease was attended with cold chilis and night
s~cats. A. uvlea set In. Ny friends thought
the last stages Of Consu option and could not
possibly get well. was recommended to try
ALIENS LUNG BA LSAM.
Tho formula was shown To me. which Induced ine to
give IL trial. and will only add that my cough 10
entirely cured, and I am now able 70 attend to ny
r MEREDITH.
Sold By all Dealers In Family Medicine.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The charter election
took place here to-day. There was NO excite.
ment and light vote was polled. Returns
from all the wards but one shows . ms jority
for w. w. Wheaton. Democratic candidate
for Mayor. by Q majority of $50. This will
be reduced about thrco hundred by returns
from the Fifth Ward
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NlslVK 4 MORTON,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
IL ENS, Paper hangers, Gisaiers. &c. shop
osner Main and Fifth sts. mch2S- dlylx
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE. Nov The largest towns
and cities, including Milwaukee. shows a
net Democratic gain OF l, 100 over the vote
OF 1865, when there was Republican ma.
jority OF 10000. Fairchild, Republican. Tor
Governor. probably reelected. Legislature
decidedly liepublicac
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRlsBuRe, Pa. Nov. Seen. Geary
issued . proclamation Announcing that
Sharswood's majority is 927.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-A Mr.. Sende: OF
Pearl street. New York. was robbed Of .
pocket book containing Sc in money, and .
check for t1O.500 last evening. at the West
PHILADELPHIA depot.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, Nov. eleven houses on Levse
street were burned yesterday afternoon
Loss sd 600, insured for $4,000.
Daniel Fitzgerald, fireman, was badly
injured by falling into the cellar If burn
in- building
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Golden Wedding, Sparkling ca
tNwba. still Cata,vba, Delaware
and Virginia Seeding. Tho Wines from
THE Old established House, have gained . world
wtis seisbrity for thsls exoellencs. and In purity
uity nsvor and boquct they are unsurpassed in the
marketeithcr sArIvs or vossf.S
Trad. suppiIed by Langfcldt. Thodc d Co. 81 pro
vtietors prices dg26 3rn
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. VA, Nov. "A letter from
General Schotield to Governor Pierront,
dated October 3lst. has Just been made
rublic, in which the Goneral instructs the
Governor to notify the members of The late
Legislature that the regular session 81 tho
Cn,ninlr winter will be disnensei witt.
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NEW YORK.

NEw York, Nov. G.-The Herald says
the Democratic majority in the State is
from 10000 to 20,0U0-n the city 10000.
Tho World has the majority in the State
at over $4,000. Other papers have the ma
jority nearly rs large.
BUrFALo. Nov. &. - Gen. W. +. Rogers,
Democrat. is elected Mayor. The county
has also gone Democratic.
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D0veAspOrs markee ReDere.
Osvscn % sHa D.vsxsoss Dpuo>As.
K0xaHh~. aaa0 "

<'S'SoOU &, L0vJ.
Receipts ofprodues to-day are but moderate.
Wheat he's downward tcndesey. owing 10 3D.
vices fsoa Chicago, but the milling demand
keeps up the price for the present. Potssoss
ard onions maintain sheirpriees. The demand
for then il good. We quote:
FLouR--Choice family, Wholesale, $40; ~
tail. $1,000. Ned winter whcst. Wholesale I'll.
90; retiil. $500.
WBRAf-ol. sn@el.eo.
bAnlsS-tl. Oo9tl.lO.
OAss-45tfxs cents.
RYE-tl lc@l l5.
Uoas-Nev. 4so soc. in the ear ord. ssAsos
OxIoxs-ss3,Oc.
PO9AfoRs-tOc4s1 90
gCsssa- eo9sse. - ,.
Eess-ts01Oc.
RA!-ossS IiessAy siees y s,s.se; ~.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 5th.-Six wards
give Democratic majority Of 4,744.
The result 10 this city on the Gubernato-
rial vote shows maturity of $4,000 tor
Bowie. Democratic candidate, A gain OF
200O over last wear
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ILLINOIS.

JoLlIT, Nov. 1.-Two freight trains CO!
lijed on . small bridge this morning. ou.
side Of the city limits, both breaking
through tho bridge aud falling to the
ground beneath, one going on top of the
other. The locomotives are badly wrecked.
Little other damage was done. The trains
were running very slow.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Returns come in
slowly, but sufficient has been received to
indicate the certainty Of Republican ma
jori,y on State officers and legislature.
The majority in the State will probably
be between 5000 and 5000.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-Wm. Carey
Jones, prominent lawyer and an old resi-
dent, died Yesterday.
Gov. Low has appointed the 2sth inst,
as a day Of thanksgiving.
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MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Returns received from
thirty cities and towns indicate the re-elec-
ton of WIN. X. Marshall, Rep for Cover
nor, bv small majority.
Negro suffrage il believed to be defeated
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-. S.oais Market.
~ Telegraph Nov. 6.
Flour Quiet and unchanged
Whest Dali for Ill but choice rrsdss
spring l.soIatsls fall s.4sa2.73 for prime
| TO choice.
Cosn-vsry dull old Offering At .o5 !; new
100.
! Oais.-S,iff; 610es
Barley-Quiei sales Of prime spring Al LIS
| q 20; choice held AZ .se9i.s5.
| Rve-DuI $780,
| Mess Pork-Firm Il So@2l.s5.
Bacon-U nchsnged, sides l61l@lslS; should.
ere l3c.
| Lard--Du!l; l2'.Gi2's
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uolicwkN's PILi s. EsiLsrsY Fauna SICK
MESA. prcycn,iycs rc;n recurrence or In es'ab-
fishing permanent Of these periodical nts,
whtthcs arising fTvr plcthorc or ,nieebled con
stNnsiou. uclloway's fills have been emineniiy
succcfsful IN cvcry instance They NO; only purity
hut eqsalsse the circulation Of the vital huios stim
uAte the Torpid action OF the functions and invigor
ate Inc rysseni For spoplexy and rush OF blood to
the hrain. they are tae only sntidotc. sold ty all
Druggists.