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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA meeting of
the cotton and wooden manufacturers was
held tonight in reference 10 pctitioniDg
Congress for reduction cf the five rer
cent tax. The following resolution wa
passed:
Restiesd, That the Manufacturers Union
Of Philadelphia ask the members Of Con.
gross TO use all honorable means TO remove
all taxation Of industry Of the country,
when such industry requires to be protected
from cheaper labor Anu the capital Of Eu.
rope.
The resolution WAS referred 10 the execu.
tyc committee with Instructions 10 open y
correspondence throughou, The country in
regard 10 the ex rsctiirary fixed tax on
cotton bales, the same as in Liverpool.
HARRISBURG, Oct. % This morning
ground was broken with Interesting cero-
monies at tie junction of State and second
strtc's, for a monument Ia the memory OF
the Dauphin county soiiiers who fell IN the
late war.
Gov. Geary delivered at address.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 23 There have
he, n IN all eigh,to r dta,hs from cholera on
the receiving ship Potomac, lying at the
Navy yard IN tins port. -Four persons died
this morning. The disease is believed 10
have received ciiociusl check.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24

RIcnNexo. Oct. 24-Ths End day Of els >
ton in this city passed without disturbance.
The conservatives are confident that victo-
~ 10 theirs.
Many negroes forgot the names given
when registered, and many have left the
city since the registration.
The polls closed last night with white
msjority Of Sal votes upon tho question Of
calling a convention. Il cannot vet Re as
ccrtained. but nine tenths Of the whites
voted against it.
At the solicitation Of the Radicals Gen.
Schodeld had ordered The polls 70 be open
ed in three wards to-day. Much dissati--
faction exists among the conservatives In
consequence.
The military we're on duty Ill day, but
their services were not needed.
Returns from the counties indicate that
the colosed men have voted en masse for
he Radicals and in favop Of q convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
/ !. !kI' Is I News
By TELEGR.fPU,
20 THlE EsAEl.T DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

Nrw York, Oct 24.-fIerald's special
Cll:2o last night says: AT the close Of the
polls tonight in Richmond the vote stood
4,691 whites and 1852 colored-yiying A
majority of AS to the whites. In one
Word the polls at which the whites cast
votes were closed at I; o'clock, and the polls
for co'ored voters were kept open till hat
past 7. During this time 100 negro votes
were polled. Polls in three Of the larger
Wards OF the city will be re-opened in the
morning, by order Of Gen. Scho6eld. The
white vote is nearly exhausted. A negro
will be found for every name on the regis
traton list. They have been brought in
from the country to-day, and more will be
brought in tomorrow, and the result will
be the success of Ilunnicutt, on the radical
ticket. Returns from counties indicate the
election Of majority Of radicals to the con.
venton. Many colored men have been re-
turned. The Convention viii be voted for
by a decided majority. Bats 10 beaten in
Cnlpcpper. Stearns. a republican and .
man Of wealth and influence is beaten by an
ignorant radical.
The Firemen's Charitable Association. of
Houston Texas, made an appeal to the
charitable for assistance. They ask for or.
ly 5000.
A Herald special says: Secretary McCul-
Loeb to-day denies that he has any inten-
ton Of writing letter supporting the
policy Of President johnson. lie declares
that his political and financial views arc
well understood throughout the cou nsry.
therefore no necessity exists for writing
such letter at the present tine.
the Worlds special says: There is good
reason for telegrsphing that the Rstrench-
ment Committee, now investigating the
Treasury Department, arc about to recon-
mend Secretary Nee alloch TO suspend 8. N.
Clark, Superintendent Of the Printing Blu
reau. until their Investigations are clos. d.
This course is signifcart.
The President has been charged viii, in
tending to disregard the civil tenure law,
by not sending his reasons to the Senate
for removing Secretary Stanton, but Mr..
johnson holds that the law in question 10
unconstitutional, and tlerc is no way Of
testing it unless he takes the initiative
there being but twopsrties to the case, the
President and Stanton. one or the other Of
whom would have to do the act which
would carry il ~ the courts.
A Montreal dispatch says: Two Ameri-
cans knocked down Mr.. Flardesu, broker,
senselsss. and stole from him 81, 900 in
grcenbacks. No clue to the identity Of the
robbers 10 yet obtained.
T. .Tribune's Washington special says A
few New York bankers are here for the pur-
pose Of urging the President to make q
change IN the Treasury Department. They
presented, among others, the name Of lie
Grand Lockwood, . wealthy banker Of New
York. who, they asserted, would give salts
faction to the commercial interests of the
country. The thing amounts to nothing
and o one minds it here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24

Vs.s. II. pplTrOE.

A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and War Claim Agent. Office Davenport's
Block, "a Floor, cor Main ard Second strceta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24

HLooNisGTcS, Oct. "A. Board Of Trustee;
tfthe illinois Soldiers Orphans Home con.
vencd at tho Ashley House yesterday
Present, the Hon. Gustavus koesner, Anson
s. Miller, Col. John w Snyder, j. W.
King. and Jesse A. Wilson. In the fore
noon the Board visited the grounds. and
etaked off the location for the building
Messrs. Schwartz ( Dsig.r. Of Springfield
submitted their design for the Home. with
full estimates Of cost, ETC., 20 the Board
A design Was also submitted By E. @. Msy
er., Of Springfield. which was much id
mircd by the Board, but after due consid
Grafton the plan submitted by Schwartz 4
Deigcr was adopted. There are now q
children in the temporary Home, and The
schcel is fairly opened and working we'll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24

A TTOESEis AND COrSsELoRS At LAW
n Conyeysncer. ofiice Is LeClairc Row up etaire
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 2S-The Republican.
have nominated the following ticket in the
18th Senatorial District: Foster Bloigett
Il Bullock, Conley, J. Il. Bryant. Sim 4
Bird, John Neal, Alex STONE; being five
whites and two blacks The party seen
confident Of carrying the convention ques
ton.
Tie Conservatives, or anti conventionists
seem TO favor policy of voting neither fol
or against the convention, but vote only
for delegates.
Several papers advocate this line of.ac
ton while Others strongly urge the people
to keep away from the polls and take ne
! Tart In the elections
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA. o.; sS Mr.. Lewis. q con
seryative, was elected delegate 10 the con-
vent!op, over Baldwin, radicsl, in Prince
Williams county, by q majority off6i.
Nousey, was eectel rs delegate 70 the
convention over John Minor Ep;ts in Cul-
pepper county, BY G2 majority.
Stafford county gives $40 majority sgains;
the Convention.
Fredericksburg gives 1876 risiori,y against
the convention.
Wsrrenton county gives a radical major
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

PirrsBrRe, Oct. 24.-Joseph Logan's
stealu barrel factory At Allegheny was en-
TREY destroyed by fire last night. Loss
stout SlJ, 900. 10 insurance.
A young man named James 6. Thomas,
committed suicide yesterday morning in
A.lcshany by taking arsenic while laboring
unds- temporary alteration Of mind.
The State Christian Convention for Penn.
sylvauia, Eastern Ohio and West vireinis,
now being held IN the First Presby terrain
Church, closed its first days session late
last evening. Il was the most sntl,u W isstic
meeting ever held in Pittsburg. Able id.
dresses we're delivered by Messrs Chilaw.
Barnell, Moody and Miller, invoking the
power Of the Most High to rest upon the
gathering.
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.

PARIS, Oct 23--Empcror Francis Joseph
of Austria arrived in France on visit tn
Napoleon, yesterday. lie arrived at Nan,z
and expected to reach Paris this ;eveniny,
On his journey to France the Austrian EN-
peror passed through Baden. lie made a
brief pause at that city and had an inter
view with the King of Prussia The con.
versation was OF the most friendly charac.
ter.
FLORENCE. Oct 90, midnight The 70.
ports OF the escape Of Garabaldi from Cam.
prera baye been confirmed. II Is known
that he landed at LeChorn and is new in
Italy. The efforts of the police to discover
his whereabouts up to the present time have
proved futile. -
FLORENCE, Oct 90 The official Gazette
announces the reconstruction of The minis.
try swas expected, and declares that the
aprrehcnsinnS 81 frencA intervention, may
he dismissed. l. "xurts the Italian people
10 sustain their King ia the trials throue h
which he Is passing
4 rumor Is af mt that cen Cialiipis s
planning coup ddat far the settlement Of
the Roman question.
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ONO.

CLxvsLAxD. Oct. 24.-Fsrnam. Stafford L
Co. oil refinery ~as entirely consumed by
fire late last evening. Loss sec, 900. No
insurance. A terrific explosion Of benxins
preceded the conAsgration, startling the
whole city.
The dye house Of Gram. Hiekox L Co.
yrs partly destroyed later in the evening ;
small loss. Also Two buildings, "a and Is
Main street; loss 5000; partly insured;-
and the shops Of the Columbus r. r., by
the timely arrival Of the engines, were pre-.
vented from taking fire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
New HAMPSHIRE.

CoNcokD, Oct. 90 Arrangements are
being made for the reception OF Gen Shcri.
dan, the committee consisting of Mayor Alb.
bo,'. w. l.. Foster, Gen. Donahue leaving
this morning to extend a formal invitation,
Two brothers. Charles and Horace Role
were drowned by the capsizug of sail
boa' in Sanitation Bay near Ladonia, las,
evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Oct. o. There were five in
terments from yellow fever yesterday.
The weather is clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, Oct. Ex-Governor Brown
low was elected United States Senator to.
cay for the term commencing the 4th Of
March, 1869. by "a majority over w. b.
Stokes, his only opponent.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 22.-Nine intermen,s from
yellow fever for the "A hours ending at 5
n M
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low

Dss Molx.s, Oct. "a The jury who Ms
10 judgs of the guilt Of Gleason in regard to
the murder Of ex-Provost Masshals Wood
ruff and Bashsw in Powesheik county in
1863 vas chosen in tho U. S. District Court
yesterday, and the case went to trial 10 the
afternoon. 1t will probably last four or Ave
days.
DrbrouE, Oct. 24.-The extensive cattle
sheds attached to J. A. Rhombergs dis;il-
lery, in this city, were destroyed by Ere
last night 1t is supposed to be the work
Of an incendsry. Loss from $4,000 to
5000; partially insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
WASHINGTON.

wAsnIsGros, Oct 24.--hs National
Democratic Resident Committee yesterday
issued call for meeting at the Metropoli-
tan Hotel in this city Nov. lst, as . prelim-
mary movement to the Presidential cam
paign.
Offiei,l information received at the Indian
bureau to-day from Kansas is to the effect
that both the Commissioners and Indiana
assembled AZ Medicine Creek Lodge. II il
thought that the council will result in last.
ing peace. The Commissioners will not be
able to bold council At Upper Platte until
after Nov. 10th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLhsToS, Oct. 23.-General Canby
has issued an order providing for the re-
vision Of the registration bonds for final
revision. Also an order authorizing POS,
commanders to release on bali all persons
not subject TO the articles Of war held in
arrest by military author ity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
OHIO.

CLEVELAND, o. Oct 2s.-FArnham, SAT-
ford 4 Co SOL refinery was destroyed BY
hre this evening Loss 100000. No in.
sutance. The fire was caused by the pro-
prietor experimenting 10 oil Three men
were blown out Of the building by the ex
pl"sion, but not injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Oct. 23.-Georec c. Cocd. for
several years alderman OF 4 g 9th Ward,
has been nominated for Mayor by the Re
publicans.
Durcans salt works, in Bay City, were
destroyed by fire last night Loss heavy.
Insured for 800 GOO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosfon. Oct "a. Tho Globe steam mills
At Newburypor,, was sold yesterday at
SECTION to Denney Sons L Poor Of New
York, for $l2O, 900, including the tenement
property. The original eost Of the proper.
| tv was H45O. 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
FOsss DlaCOVERY
FO IL THE mir

For THE mir
Is not to be CLASSIFIED among the many Injurious sul
= poisonous preparations which do not accomplish
what they are advertised 10 do.
FO0A' Oa1COvERY
VIII positively reproduce heavy and natural growth
OF Hair upon those parts Of the head where II has
fallen on. A. . Dres Ing. also. Il cannot be Anr-
p,rs.o Y Ne rxsasisey pssiumed and is not sticky
fore the ruh.ic.
X. }. ross, Fee. IL fremont Row, Boston, Macs,
siter using this discovery Tour months. had
when at Of the use Of this repara,ion
he was entirely bald.
Heud Tor testim0nials and Photographic Of J. &.
FOES, before and amer using this discovery sleo cir
tihcatee OF we'll known persons 10 BoetUn who arc
personally acquainted with the wonderful effects Of
fcse' Diseovesy.
Price q Ter bottle. For sae BY Drugrish every
where: HILBERT CO, Peopiissors, Is Tremost
Row. Boston. 0aeo. octlld&w1y
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MARYLAND.

BALiiSoRk, Oct. 23.-The municipal and
judicial .itctlon passed of very quietly to-
day. The entire Democratic ticket for
Mayor and City Council was elected.
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BOSTON,.
To tho Ladies'.

40 tm0 AI0OAcOe
The Cirage Francois. or French Dres-
sing. for Lsdes d Children's Boots and Shoes Iha
have become red or rusty, and rough By wearing and
are restored 20 perfect and permanent black with
much iurtfe a. when leaving the leather son and
phnble; and what isof TO the ladiesi,
Will. not nuB otr WHEN WET, rus sKiR1e.
Travelling Hays, Trunks, Earrings
Tops and nne Harnesses. are made to lo0h
- Coon NEw.
Ladies' and Children can dress their own boots with
out eoiling their hands. Try one bottle and you vi
never be without supply oft In the house,
Ask your ehOe dealer for Il.
D,F. BROWN 4 CO., Fsoprietoff, Manufacturer
Of Blarkings and Dressings u Ill kinds f.S leather
Once, llaN Min street, Boston oct3i-di
For sale ov PARKS HOSMER.
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Davenport Flour Market.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago M0Fket0.
BY Telegraph Oct -.
Flour-Bstter feeling manifested; b, yers took
hold more freely and market moderately active
at 5o@lo.25 for spring e1t-a; lO.2sGlO. Go for
red winter.
Wheat-Dull; No. l, l.ssal.s7; No. .. !. sc0
Isl; No. y. in good demsnd end firm st LIS;
rejected frmer 1T 6oGl62
Corn Active; o5ifG1l OK for Nos. l and
Oa's-Moderateiy active; :s@55i6c.
kye-Dull mud weak; 1877 for No. l.; No. .
closed steady at .24ll
Barley-Lover; l.osHGl 90, latter for fresh
recei pts.
Provisions Stagnant.
Mess Pork-Nomiual At 20.O0@2o.5o.
Lard-l2A..s.c
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~. Louie Market.
BY Telegraph Oct. -
FIour-ln light demand, but prices firm and
unchanged.
Wheat Prices nominal and unchanged.
Corn-very quiet sales OF less than i.ceo
bushels at l.ll1l.l2 for white.
Oats-Firm G4a65c.
Bsrley-Firm 1881 .s5 for sprins.
Rye-Supply email market firm l.409 as.
Hay-Steadv ls.o0Ql9. 80.
Lead Steady; lsc for soft Missouri.
Cotton-Middlingsl 1874.
Provieions--Duli and uuchangeJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Texas. Oct 23.-No yellow
fever interments to day. The absentecs are
slowly returning. The fever ia atating in
the interior for want Of material.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24

Cincinnati Market.
y Telegraph Oct. ~.
Flous--Dull and unchanged.
Whest-Dull and unchanged No. I. red 2.so
Corn Higher Ne. l, 0S0l.cS.
Oats-ee@7O.
Rye-Firm and il good demand
Barlev-Dull winter l.65Qfl .6S.
Cotton-Fi.m ;middling held as Is.
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LOOK HERE
SMITH THE HATTER
sF0R 81 AND UPWARD

OWL 1T lite TAI JE0
FOR 81 AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair aud curly,
HATS for tsoes melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look commanding:
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic-nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions:
HATS that stand all kind Of mailing.
HATS for every trad de and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
HATS greasc-proof, in storms unfa,ling.
HATS air>chanbeTr1, Smiths lining.
HATS with which to cut shine in:
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired by lovely woman
HATS with which room 10 enter,
HATS for scores or wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown. your knowing castoss
HATS oft sent hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses eigh .or,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen end for sailors,
HA 8 that grace the work for tailors;
HATS. prime Hats, at any prieei
HATS THAT II HATS
at 5n01th'0
Sign Of Black Bear.
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AGAIN IN BUSINESS /!
M n m n n

Furniture RepaireP nnd Dealer.
Is AGAIN PREPARED TO RESOvATE
i old Furniture and Upholstery, and buy saA
exchange Furniture.
His new shop snd Store 10 q $50 Brady o..
6rst store room shove Fifth.
EH- All orders promptly 6lled deel4.dti
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DRESS 4 CLOAK MAKING.

MADAME STANDARD DRAKE, FROM DE
NJ TROfT. would announee to the Ladiss Of Daven-
rost and vicinity. that che hes opened
Dress and Clsak Mixing Eatablishnent,
q No. - DaAvy S.nzzs, ssue ~ CITY Maaes, 49,
81 stSss. eafissaesson enasansssd. ansi49oa
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Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph October a.
Hogs-Rsceived to IAN, 1854 head; market
steady and unchanged for good grades.
Cattle Received to i'm. 624 head; market
steady and moderately active. Sales Of first
class shipping standard, s.s0@6.e7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24

New York Money Markea.
Ey Telegraph. October ~.
Stocks--Lower after call
Ronds-Coupons of 's2. l2A OF -, ~ 0
'65, *; new, go 3cs. I'd and I'd series
loi;s.
Western Cnicn--sss<
New York Ceutral-l27l
Etie-s2s..
Reading-e7
Rock lsland-esL.
Sterling -sI@sl..
Gold-42.S
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new YOPk A0RkQos
By Telegraph October -.
Cottou-Dull At 10.
Flour-1t41Sc. lower on westerD; D. 60D1e. IS
for Extra State; es5GlS.2S for R. H.. Q.
Wheat-Opsned dell, and CLOSED shsde arm-
sr; 2.2642.ss for No. ! sprisg; 3.1s0s.ls for
No: spring; 2.l5 for No. 3 sprinG.
Corn-6xcited, 8Q4c. better, 4lN9SS fss
western mixed in store end anoaa.
Oats-lc. lower; s0K0Sl for winter.
Darley-Dull and dro0ping.
Pork Dali, heavy, 81, s7ef2l. so.
Lard-Heavy, lower, l3L@lsH.
Profoundly for crude s4d6S6 for rs6sed
In bond
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP & SON.
hyslcians and susEeoes. formerly Of New Yorx, ass

TO TIE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP 4 SON.
Phys!dans and Surgeons. formerly Of New Yerx, an
treating successfully oil
CHRONIC DIsEAsEs.
Which embraces the bestand most approved methods
In this and other countries for the OF all Chronic
Diseases. The! treat successfully all nervous and
Neuralgia Affections all orme nj Scrofula Fever Sores
and old Ulcers. Dyspepsia. Disease Of the Liver Con
etipation. all Skin Diseases. Pulmonary Consumption
IN lite early stages. Paralysis. Epilerss Salt Rheum
Headaches all Heart Diseases of children and
Seminal Wcnkncss 4 sexual Dlls.
EASES which are carrying thousands TO their graves
EYE AND EAR.
They treat successfully method all diseases
of the Eye and Ear. They have had more extensive
practice, and better success in the treatment OF all
Diseases Of Women.
Than any other Physicians In America. They have
cured women who have been confined to their bed for
years. They never fail to cure
II N r u N A r = NJ I!
d ailstages; nomatter Of how long standing. They
euso
Cure Tor the distressing disease, HRMMORRHOIiIs
Ok FILES. They cure all diseases Of the Throa,
and Lungs.
Cancers.-They have an extensive practice and
wonderful success IN the treatment II Cancers.
which they CURE without eating them ont or uainr
the Knife Let thoee Who have Tumors and Swell.
epuSs iuSc uO biOe IN having u 0tts
ded to. - timely treatment may save them non
the horrors. suffering and death u IN open cancer.
CatHrrh. Cured.-They aretrea ting Catarrh oa
new system, which 10 = sure case.sos Obs disease
THun COMBINATIONS for years have averaged from
I've to seen thousand year, which gives them IN
. few.
We wish It distinctly understood that Dr. KNAPP
e NOT travelling Physician. He only visits FEW
PLACES OCCALIONALLY, 10 accommodate hisuu-
mefons patients who cannot conveniently visit him
In Chicago.
r. Rsmembes they do mot promise to cure al sta-
eee OF Disease While al dieeascs cufeab -
ken In al stages are mot. Your case No be
cufable this week, mot ncxr-today, rot t0-moYrOWs
hence the danger oil delay.
No csse ciU Be receired schen there are awy
doubts Of Cure or Relief.
Our terms are CAsB; hence the money must beeent
With oil orders for medicines. costa from I've 10
afteen dollars per month, to doctor with ~ whicA
i0cludes medicines.
r. The po,r viii be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name. state ana poet
O6lcs address plainly. All letters requiring - -
eWef muet contain letter stamp, and be addroeaoA
- Dr.. KNAPP 4 son. Bog oD31. Chicago. IN
- Any Of the above diseasea car be trcatsd eue-
eo1sfnly ~ the patients describing their csee n
loltee, Vhen thsy cxln0t zee -.
D.. Knapp, who he's visited Davenport. Iowa. r..
ulasy the pastsix years. can Be consulted as thel
0coet 00ouse.
on Saturday apd Sunday. May l1sh and iath. eafur.
day end Sunday, July eh cad tn, Seturdsv md eun.
day, AoG. HIT and eept. Let. 04aae&av - GIr0av.
81. - and M oa1uday ~ 01n4av, 3D0o. nj
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COM n Z RClAL.
Davenport Market Report.
Osv,cl o. fns DAvssPoas DssocsAs. !
nrlohop taAS

OVv1cn o. rms DAvsSPOnS DsHocaAs.
October "a, 1887. {
business to. dsy has been rather quiet. The
receipts % produce are not 40 large a. usual,
Prices remain much the same. with the excep.
tion of potatoes, vhcl have fallen 10 TO 90 cents
per bnshcl. We quote
Fioun -Choice family. wholesale. ts.4N; re.
tai. sle.n4. Red winter wheat, wholesale ell.
80, retail .l2.er.
WHsAT-$l .556tsl1o.
ii.s-s, - il.o1@$l.lo.
ntrs- i2Mis cents.
RYE-None in the market.
cos,-New $40 acc. in the ear Old. s3Ge0c
OxioNs- 50@G1c.
PoraTogs-65ca.s0.
ER-3aLS sc. per u.
kaos-i6M2cc.
HAr-Good Timothy &,o.oe 10 tlc.co; Prai.
rio IS 90 to $1,000
CoAL-Soft. delivered, 90 cents per bushe!.--
Anthracite. delivered. tl5@el6 per ton.
Davenport Flour Market.
John..on's choice xxx family. Wholesale. 80
:. Red Winter wheat. wholesale u 20
" 81 retail. -. IL. 90