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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-07-19
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TXCHANGE HOTEF4.
t. RICHMOND, VA.
THIS LEADING, FASHIONABLE HOTEL,
has been newly and elegantly FURNISHED,
and is now ready to extend an cold Virginia
welcome to its patrons.
THE EICHANGE
has liberal accommodations for over FIVE
HUNDRED GUESTS and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment of it's inmates The ROOMS are spa
cious and well ventilated; the attendance is
prompt and respectful, and the TABLE is gen.
erously provided with all
THE DELICA CIES OF TIE SEASON.
The Propretors are determined to sustain the
reputation heretofore established for THE EX
CHANGE.
J. L. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Formerly of Bollngbrook Hotel,
Petersburg, Va,
and American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
J. L. CARRINGToN, I Proprietors.
A. J. Ford.
Maj. B. Frank Eakle, Capt. Jas. A. McClung,
P. T. Brown, Clerks.
N B. Telegraph Officein Rotunda; Telescope
on Observatory April 5-6mo.
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Dry Goods, groceries, SC.


GECOND SUPPLY OF
The subscribers are now in receipt of their sec
ond supply of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, en-
bracing in part the following kinds, viz:
Black and Colored Silks,
Mozambiques, Lenos,
Embroidered and figured Grenadines
Delaines, Alpaccas, Lawn, Organizes,
Purcales, Parasols,
Sun Umbrellas,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings Notions, &C.
All the above goods have greatly declined since
last season, and we promise to sell accordingly
AS our stock has been bought under the most
favorable circumstances and with great care we
are prepared therefore to sell as low as any house
outside the cities, and are deter mined to do So
We would promise more, but as the people are
so often deceived in this way, we decline, and
only ask an examination of our stock by all who
may want to purchase goods.
May lift PIPER, DRAKE & co.
IHEAPER THAN EVER.-The best IA
Y Brown Cotton cheaper than since the war.
May lift PIPER, DRAKE & co.
DRINTS AND BLEAC HED COTTON at great
1 ly reduced prices can be found at
May lift PIPER, DRAKE & CO.'S.
! TOTTON YARNS, at reduced prices, at
~ May lift PIPER, DRAKE & CO.'S.
EnUEENSWARE. A very large stock of Chi
~ ma, Glass, and Liverpool Ware just re-
cei0ed at our store on the corner
May lift PIPER, DRAKE b co.
GTONE WARE.-SO0 Gallons of all kinds
| - Stone Ware, at wholesale or retail
May lift PIPER, DRAKE Y co.
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CTONE WARE.-SOO Gallons of all kinds
- Stone Ware, at wholesale or retail.
May lift PIPER, DRAKE 4 co.
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esTess'KcfS.
Richmond Quotations.

REPORTED WEEKLY BY JOHN u. EFFINGER WITH
TnNrs g. IJrwJTT
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II INEN LAWNS-white and colored-just re-
1 1 ceiyed at
May loft W. NJ. POOLE ,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA pianist named W.
Benjowsky, employed at . saloon on West
Randolph street, attempted suicide last eve
ming by taking poison. Love was the
cause.
The banquet in honor Of Gen. Sheridan
At the fremont House last evening, WAS .
very fine affair. Speeches and toasts. and
addresses by Mayor Rice and others. Gen.
Sheridan was called upon, but only made q
lev remarks, declaring he vas in tight
place and obliged to surrender.
Weston's benefit at Farwell Hall last eve
cing was very well attended. Weston o. a
talki,t is imp OWN,
kilder 4 Co. s Touring mill in Genesco.
His, was destroyed by ire on Tuesday
night. Loss between go 600 and $50, 900
insurance, So 900
The cabmen's strike in London ended
last evening, the government having sus-
pended the obnoxious law.
An immense mass meeting was held .,
The Cooper Institute. New York. last eve
ming by the citizens favoring the nominate
Of General Grant for President.
Henry q. Lord hrs agreed TO build the
projected Lafayette, Oxford & Bloomington,
Ills, X. X. within eighteen months, pro
vided Lafayette will contribute SOC, 900 and
Tippscanos county $4,000 in addition to
donations already pledged along the route.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-The President
sent to TO the SeAe'e to-day correspOu-
dence between Secretary Seward and MIR
Motley, late minister 70 Vienna. Mr.. Mot
ley's last letter under date Of June Is, closes
rs follows.
"As you chose to arraign me Novem-
Der last officially and peremptorily upon
charges supplied TO you by an unknown in
former, had naturally expected some notice
from you of the reply. in which denounc-
cd those charges rs false, calumnous, and
contemplate This not having been the
case. think proper to place upon the
records of this legation and OF the State
Department the facts that the author Of the
infamous libel upon my character, whence
you derived your charges. is absolutely un
known to me, and that to the best of my
knowledge, memory and belief he neve,
saw me nor heard the sound Of my voice
ana that until the publication of his letter
never heard OF his name; that the charges
| by whomsocver invented, are false and vile
have already told you in my letter Of Tie
| lith Of December last.
| The repor, OF the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue states the receipts of 1867 al
| 1865, 93U,414, OF which about fifty sever
| millions is from the incomes OF balance
Expense of collecting revenue S7,7l2,0s9
Receipts for July, August September r,
and October, 1861, were $70.250. 535 49,
against about one hundred and twenty fiv,
millions in the corresponding months res
pectivcly Of 1865 &C.
The Commissioners are opposed to the
removal OF the tax on distilled spirits.
An act IS to be introduced into Congress
on the recommendation Of Treasurer spin
ner providing for the issue by the Seer, tary
of the Treasury OF coupon bonds for regis
tered bonds, AS registered bonds can be tx
changed for coupon bonds.
The French Minister gave grand diplo
matte dinner last evening, at which Secre
tary Seward, all Of the European Ministers
Chairman Of the Senate, House Committee
ami foreign officers were present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
News
ny TEEEGR.fPH.
TO TysE DAILY DENGCR Al.
REV YORK.

Nxw YoRx, Dec. "a yecial sags: -
Oilicisl information from General cancy
head auarters received acre tonight 10 tne
effect that eonvepsfon in south Carolina
is probsblv ailoS notw iths,anding the ap-
nsren, fa;lnre a first indicated. Returns
iron, the ,nerier show that larger vote
49, ,ait~f in the upper counties than on
the 80 coast. ~,
.fobably be fixed for the early part Of Jan
nary, and that for South Carolina somewhat
later in the same month.
A majority Of the Indian Commission
which are to assemble here next week, II
10 understood, are against the movement TO
transfer the Indian Bureau TO the War De-
partment. Some Of the members will
doubtless urge separate bureau.
Gen. Steadman who was stricken with
apoplexy was dangerously i'll yesterday.
q. S. Commissioner Osborne yesterday
decided to hold for trial james Arnold, the
alleged defaulting teller Of the 1radesmen'
National BANK.
A special says: Candidates for the AuS'
tr an mission may he Interested 10 know
ing that Mr.. Greeley has received ofhcia
notice of his anpoininent thereto and has
given due noilA that he unconditional }
declines the post.
A correspondence from Rome, Of th'
lGlb a.vs. What the victorious Ecclcsi
as,ic AID Legslatif party aim at jus. now
| il nothing more or less than dismember
ment Of Italy . scheme openly advocates
by their journals both in France and Rome
Upper Italy. from the Alps TO the Adra'ic
would be assigned to Prince Hubert, afte
the abdication Of Victor Emanuel; Centre
Italy would revert 70 the Pope. and Naples
With Sicily, resume their allegiance TO Fran
els IL. II remains to be seen whether III
Menambra Ministry will be able TO defen
its ally from this impending stroke.
In the case Of John G. Braine, the allegc
Chesapeake pirate, who is now confined i
the Kings county psnitentisry. Attorne.
General Stanberry refused to interfere. b
having some time ago been appealed to IL
his opinion as TO whether the prisoner coul
be included in the terms granted to rebe
at the surrender The Attorney GeDeri
suggests that he be tried, when the juv
may determine with reference to his cor
nection with the Confederate service
Braine's trial, consequently, will be pr
ceeded with
OswEGo. Doc 5.-Snow has fallen seve
inches deep, ard it still continues
snow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

duty Of the President TO see that all citizens
rsA &c born or natural red, who may be IN
other lands, on lawful pursuits. shsli not be
nn'awlully deprived of the liberties or sub
iected To military service. or otherwise de.
privcd oe rights as American citizens.
Referred 10 the Committee on Foreign
Affairs
The House then took mp. as the regular
order OF business, the bill 10 repeal the TAX
on cotton.
Mr.. Covode gave notice of the amend
ment 10 reduce the tax on cotton 10 per
cent
Mr.. Num- gave notice Of an amendment
TO be substituted by masking the repeal OF
the tax TO apply TO al cotton on the farms
where it grows and which Is the properly
Of the producer al the time OF the passage
OF the MT
Mr.. Miller cave notice Of motion TO re-
commit the bill in order that the question
may be incorporated In the regular tAx
bill
NIPPLE gave notice Of an amendment 70
the original bin removing the TAI from oil
cotton that shall, at the time Of II: passage,
continue 10 be their property and IN the
| possession Of the producer thereof.
Mr.. Lawrence, OF Ohio. moved 10 recon.
nit the bill. with instructions IN report
| bsnk an additional section that the Court oil
| Cla,ms shall not have or entertain jurisdic.
ton 10 recover back any tax on cotton
that has been paid.
The motion 10 re commit was withdrawn
and Mr.. Schenck moved the previous ques
ton under which Mr.. Covode's and Mr.
NUNS amendment was rejected wi,hou
| division.
Nj. Brooks substitute was rejected, yea
~, nays 100
Mr.. Lawrence offered his amend mcnt as ,
new section TO the bill
Mr. Hooper. OF Utah, asked Mr.. Sche nck
10 let him Her an amendment for the ex
empiion from tax cotton, raised in Nevada
Utah and ar xona, il being only for hom'
consumption.
Mr. Schenck declined.
Mr. Miller renewed the motion to recon-
nit the bill, which Was negatived. Tn
bill passed las against 20.
The Speaker presented communication
from the Presijent with list of psrdone'
rebels.
Referred 70 the Judiciary Committee.
A communication was also received iron
the Secretary Of War, transmitting esti
mates OF the Quartermaster General OF tn
funds required in his department..
Referred 70 Committee on Appropriations
The Speaker presented . communicable
, from special correspondents Of the press d
reference to the premature publication Q
the Presidents message, asking an invest
cation as to the responsibility for ID
breach Of good faith and honor.
Referred to tho Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Dec. A large and Influential
meeting OF all the Presbyterian churches
of the city, Old and New Schools, United
Dutch Reformed and Scotch, was held this
evening in the Second Presbyterian church,
Rev. Willis Lord In the chair Addressed
were made by Rev. RolWt Patterson, ID.
d., Rev. w. bradford. Hon Lincoln Clark,
Rev z Humphrey, ID. -, Rev. Il +,
Brrns, and Hon. Elliott Anthony.
Resolutions were unanimously passed in
favor Of the union OF these churches on the
basis proposed by the Philadelphia Conven.
tim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

9, I,cur.. Juno ls, 1868.

ST. Louie, Juno 10, 1903.
Nh. Joux II. BLocp. Agent Of Lallemand's
Nheum stisrn, Gout and Neuralgia Specific
have prescribed the above mentioned Spe..
cinc, add must Say that ] have never found
any remedy that - go so much certainty
q ! Quick and sAlutary cure - that has IN
I'll the cases where havc used IT,
Dr. q. W. PnnlaPs.
ST. LouIs, March, J, 1863.
mN~- Irrrcu: - Dear sir II checrfully
-, testimony to the value and efficacy
Of your Rheumatic Specific, its use having
entirely relieved ms from that distressing
malsdy. L. A. bEsoisr,
Banker, st. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS. March 81, 1868.
ALrx. LErrcu, ESQ Like many OF my
psoscssion I have suffered severely with
rheunatism. and could get no pernsnr''
relief until tried your Specific. ! am ssp
py 20 cay that its use in few days. 's''oi
a me 70 health. Signed
Carr. MALts. Of StcasheS P"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Dec. The Convention this
morning elected Judge Underwood as Pres
ident, by q vote OF IS for Underwood and
81 for Nelson.
Judge Underwood. on taking the chair said
he hoped the deliberations would be charac.
terlsed with a christian character for all, and
as much forgiveness and forgetiulness as is
consistent with future safety.
Captain Mitchell, in his opening prayer,
prayed for the ex-coniederates as well rs
loyal men.
General Schofield transmitted commu-
nication 10 the Convention sending them
all the appeals which had been made to him
IN the cases Of contested seats, including
those o' the Richmond delegation, all O!
which was submitted to the convention for
action
The galleries and aisles were dcnsely
crowded with blacks and slight sprinkling
Of whites.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

RrsusylyxrtA, o., Aug ~ iSoss
oe.,s-i haze been dealing in proprietary medi-
sanee for the last IA years. and have never pe''e
found a preparation thns wou.A equal your ram
Killer nnof only reils very rapidly, tui R''es 'he
moe, perfect satisfaction In every Gaze that mas CONS
% my knowledge.
In nv prsctlys very eoldom p'cssriht patent me-
etnc, -,ut, having entire confidence In Your
Ruler and knowing that 1t pc-scsses va nAb'e 'ne0
ea proportions. l freely use Il In my dsiy p'sV'
us the rn net standard medicine have Tor SAFE anu
any families Ia this vicinity would as soon 'hih u
being GU, Of Beef os Bread a. without bottle OF Pain
Killer Ia the hoaee.
Yours. vcry trnly, ISAAC A. DORIAN, NJ. d.
cp nen.m n Co. OF Oh arlottesyille, Va, writs
-your Pain Eillcr h decidedly the most popular
psopsissary medicine roli Ia this state
J. " Mccall. NJ d.. Quitmsn. Ga..-I have no
aeabt /, viii always be th. great family medicine
Ministers and publio%sSpealsers
Who are % ofen afflicted with Throat diseases. VIII
and remedy In
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
Losenses and ~afers sometimes give RELIEF but
THE Basam, taken a few tmes. will insure cure
Win the ainessd Clergyman please test i,s merits'
rs-nscpIAn or vHyssciASs
". Nathaniel Harris for many years resident Of
Middlebury. VT. recommends the Bslssm ~ being
snpssios to all other remedies for Bronchitis lie
eayss-"l have no doubtii will coon become class
al remedial agent fos the VI all diseases u th'
Throst. Bronchial Tubee, and ;he Lnngs.
NATH. HARRIS. N. D.
H. Lloyd. Of Ohio, surgeon in the army during the
oar. nom exposure contracted consumption. liz
says :" have hssitancy In stating that 1t was by
the css Of yonr Lung Balsamthat am now alive ami
saioyina health" Dr. Fletcher. OF Missouri, says
81 recommend yons Baisam In preference TO an,
ether medicine for Coughs. and It .lves satsiacton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
EVERY FAMILY WANTS 0uEI
THE AMkRlCAN
Bread Mixing and knsadiae
Machlne.
rom FAMILY USE.

TaIOCR. MIX. &C., beiug pot n ths pea ogths ~
i chine, few minute ! turning q t1s esash stfss
them together effectually. feeovee 81 lsnps. nd
psoducee thoroughly kneade0 doaGo.
The broad h pcf1ecslv clsan. PesepeFoe3oo. sn1
other impurities. need no !ce9ss eoes0tete seeee.
sssy part Of our bres9: nesies.esy 49, nes y
Ten minutes kneading with Il, viii DO more than
half an hour BY hand. A eh11 20 taSn 4.
ss ssry ryen to aSsose .sossiIy jsses nm 81
Q circular. 4. OlIV18.
General Agent fos Ieys. Davsspost, Iowa, r o. lsa
NAIR JORDANs9. DasssDsse. 10. nov1edAwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
NEW YORK.

NKw York, Dec. Aha Washington
special says Of the debate in the House on
the impeachment reports, that Mr.. Bout.
we'll will commence with legal argument
sustaining the views OF the majority, aud
will probably be followed by Mr.. Wilson
with motion 10 table the whole subject.
The motion to table will be carried by from
Is to 20 majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis. Dec. 4.-One hundred barrels
Of whisky from some point above here was
seized to-day by he United States Marshal
The Kansas Pacific Railroad Compan
have received their bonds from the Govern.
ment for the section of the road accepted by
the Commissioners on the Goth ultlmo, and
to-day have applied to the Commissioners to
inspect another section Of twenty miles
extending 10 the 325th mile post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
COLORADO.

DsNvER, Dec b.-The House Of Repre-
sentatives have passed . bll-vote 81 to
i-removing the capital to Denver. The
bill will pass the Council on Friday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

ns not 10 b elassi6ed smoog ~ naoy nussoss ard
poisonous preparations wb5cA Do i0e acco0plGo
vIae they afs advertised 10 do,
FOD0' DnUCOvBUY
VIII positively reps0dnce heavy - Datufal gRov0
o. Hair upoo thOeo poste ~ Ne heo6 whes0 \ -
Allen on A Deeaisg. els0. Il cenoos - -
pssed. u - exluisotsaY pee1uned. md = - 0o1eo4
Or eu9ny. hke 0aay u ~ VIZ e00Doonoo ~ -.
OsO Tie coeo1e.
=. ). IOe9. ~. n Tsenoat Rov, Dsuoso, NJ.
aases as.ss ~ elssevssy Ss.s n@@s.ss -
vAen Z eea1s,e:.sssssths - seu1etsoU11so
ga s. tsssa!.o.isls q n.essun = .. =.
t1DeaSGo e woll knOWu nG<o1n0 ~ TkH SS
rssBue1ll1 aeqgolnooo ~ - ~ SS r.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

BOrhAve'r Holland Bitters,
PEEP neD snou rnx
CHOICEST AND MOST GRACEFUL
TONlCD land ANM1Nar1vE
In the Vegetable Kingdom
THE 10 not Q new and unrisd remedy. but .one
Known Tor yeArs past, aud used In the fsm'iies OF
shoasands % our eitisens throughout the NORTH,
ooeth, East and Meet. for
SPEPSlA
In oil its forms.
FOR INDIGESTION.
FOR HEARTBURN
FOR ACIDiTY
FOR WATERBRASlI,
FOX HEADACHE,
FoR LOSS CT APPETITE
fOR COSTiVENE5S,
FOR PILES
rRsrAaEp AND SOLD
n. E. SKl.LERs q 90 Pitt.hurgh Pa a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
DOM MERcuAL.
Dnvenport Market Report.
vssgvs o. snn DAvxxposs Dspcc>Av d.

December 5, 1857.
tloua--Cholce family, wholesale, e9o0; re.
~; retail. Also.
WHEAf-ti.50@tl.6o
bAELat-tl.GoQtl.so
SAvs-5 02Sa CENTS.
Sfs-tI 05.
0oss-Sew. s0ae5c 10 the ear.
oSioSs-1Sc.
nnrrlss-4.oe to 500 per Dbl.
ro.a.oss- .oocal 10
Scessa-soc. per Is.
kaos-2ac
H..~cnns IA I'll 90 per barrel.
sis $500 % 90 90 5000 to SlAeo; Jrss-
OoAs--6sie dslaveeea. -
Asshrssits. delivered, oi5 - ~ - ssees-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

SpssA'a WINES are the pure juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be excclled for the invalid or con.
valescnt. Thcy nre highly esteemed for
sacramsntal purposes. n. Is. Good Vino
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

krcmsv's Hair Dye. Natural. Dprahle. Beautiful
bcet and Cheapcst In the world. Sold by all Drug
4tets and Country siorckeepers. JOHN j. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. toi Chestnut st. Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
HURLEY'A
POPULAR WORM ClHDY.

beet aud most yaisiahe form To- give 10 children II
te not surprising that II lie f.rt taking place all
other preparations for worms-it being perfectly
sas;slc~s. any ehiia will take &C.
JAMES RuDDLE 4 co. Propricsore.
Louisville. KY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

b. Telegraph. December s
Flour-1he market shows an improvement.
closing firm, with some holders asking higher
price5 Gales ranged at l2.5oGis25 for winter
extras: s.to@e.75 Tor spring extras; s.6e87.2b
fer superHaes.
Rye Flour ---.s2i<.
i,ucksheat s.254s.5o.
whea.--Actire and firm; No. |, l.s6l5Gl 81;
No. closed quiet, at l.5T@l77k; No. less
active, at ]. 64i5M1.65.
Corn-oId quiet, at s4]<as5c new active, at
so@s2c.
oass--Firtn at 555<G7ssc.
Rye-Quiet bus frmer. al l.464l.4s for No.
i /; and l.43Gl IS for No. 2.
Barley-Lower; l.s5@l.75 for No. 8; 1850
l45 for rejected.
Pork -Ac,ive and excit. d Al an advance Of "a
@l.0o, Sales At 81 .25G2l.I5 cash. Other arti
cles of hog product unchanged.
Lasd-ssteady. at ltTSl2e.
Green Hsms-Wssk, ct loa@llc.
Green Shoulder 6s<@7c.
Dressed Hogs-Heavy supply. active and
frmer, 1t 7.oo07. 90 for light and heavy.
1slt-Advanced 2Se on fine and coarse do
nestle sales st BIS.
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~. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph Dec. ..
Ficur-very dull and unchanged.
wheat-Dui and nomnally unchanged.
Coma li.tic better 9f09s.
Oats-Quiet 7l@T3.
RYE -Advanced to l5odl.so
Barley Advanced to l.4o@l.65.
Provisions Irregular,
Pork-20. 51@2l 90 held Il. 81 80.
Lsrd--ll1f for choice i,erces.
Hogs. a5G1.25.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

AsHToN, H., Dec 4-Lewis Wood ran
from Ashton to Franklin Grove, q distance
Of four and seven ienths miles, in twenty
minutes, on q wager OF $o15.
Foreign News By Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, Dec. "A second instalmeut of
tne correspondence between the British and
american Governments, In regard to the
Commons.
Lord Stanley. in his dispatch n Mr. Ford
the present Charge d'AHaires at WasbipS.
ton. says England will never consent to the
arbitration Of foreign powers IF her claims
10 recognize belligerents This right, he
insists. Is purely : right Of English law. He
repeated his 6frer to submit 70 arbitration
the Alabama claims, asd 10 refer all ether
demands for indemnity 10 the decision of .
mixed commission.
The cabinen Of London have struck 10
consequence Of the new regulation reQuir /.
ing them to attach lamps 10 their vehicles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

Chicago Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph. December =.
Hogs-Rece.ved TO IAN ,ls, sl7 head. Aarke!
quiet and unchanged. Prices firmly maintained
| for heavy hogs continues Sales range Ut 5.7o4
| TOO for midoling 10 extra.
| Cattle Market dull but firm. Entire range,
3.006I7 25
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

FAILED TO EFFFcT A CURE All who have
usci II chccrf lily tell their afflicted friends Of it, NJ
sur- and certain for ehill- and fever Ans ore
suffering from the chiiir would consuit their own IN
t,tc-t by sending In drug siorc and buy ING bot
Tie tits pleasant % TAX, compared with others and
VII ," certain 20 cure all cases Of FEVER and nrur
Shdls aud lever. send fer u 10 tho propfefor-.
JAMES RIDDLE 4 co,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
New York Market

NEW = OTA NuWrACSs
by Telegraph December D.
Cotton Eirncr 16.c.
Flour l0ft2oc better g2SG1l0.25 for extra state
S56ti2 30 f1P1t II y.
CWheat-2Isc better and quiet No. spring $50.
Corn About lc better; Leu 29l 3 ln store
80 / gal 80 alost.
Barley-scarce and advancing.
Oats-12c better soc for western In storeusnd 80
ahoat.
Pork-Firmcs and quiet; q s0G2i.75.
LAsd-unchanged.
| Peuoleum-ii for crude: ~ for refined in bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05


JACOB HAMS
Union Bakery { Restaurant!
n. . Rase - Ssrees.
W6B SUBSCRIBER HAS just OPENED Ms
I NeW md 81eeans xseabllshusnt, and woold ~
- Oh cuetO0ess and rev ones, that ~ ID psspafe1
10 fssnish them with the bert quality sfchoeos
Bread, Cakes. Pics ana Confec.
aAOneFys
Made from the hest material. Aful stock always %
hand. and families supplied II reasonable rates.
The UnIon Restaurant
Hes been nsted up ia segsst siyls whsss nsals -
hot CoAes will b served In ~ best sty1o q a.
houfs.
Parties supplied IN he best DanneS % ehogt %
lice. 1atisfsctton euAssnteed b everything. ~
In youR orders.
oet2s dtf JACOB HARH.
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