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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

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81. Loris, June is, 1853.
Nh. JoaS II. Bloop, Agent &C f.ailsmaaa's
Rheumatism. Goui and Neuralgia Spcciis:
llsvc prescribed the above mentioned spc
ciiic, and must say that have never fonn9
any remedy tina, ch-ries SO nIsh certainty
of quick and salu,7ry eure ss sast iss n
all The casea where hsve usei 4.
In. G. ". PHnLfs.
ST. Lens, March. J., 1868.
Na. I..l1cr: - Dear Sir - caeert1!iy
bcsr testimony to the value and eheaey
OF ycar Rheumatic Specific, iis use HAVING
,atirclv relieved me from that distressing
ins.ady. y .. DaNoi n
Sr I.ours. March 81, 1893.
ALr,. I.Efrcn, ESQ Like uAny Of my
profession | have suffered severely with
rheuina,ism and could get no permanent
relic. until tried your Specific. en- hap
py TO say that its use in few days. re.tor-
ed me 10 health. Signed
Carr. MaLIs, Of Steamer Warsaw.
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
Killer. after a thorough Trial. by innnfnernois
living witnes.es. has proved Itself RAJ MhDieiss @
the age Although mere have been many medicinal
preparations hrourh; before The public since the n's'
Introduction OF Perry Da'is' Nsehssie ran hA's''
AMI large amoanls expended 10 their intfoi ne'oa'
the Pain Eiir la. continued to steal NY advance in
,nsc.,in,,i,n ~ the world a. the best Family Met-
lin. ever introduced II II an aierual and external
rne,. one positive proof 81 it efficacy II. that
t sale. have ianty incre ased, md wholly upon
H. ,,,,a merits Ihe rnce. % ths Pain Killer upon
tle Haia; when taken internally IN cases 81 Colds.
cough. Eose Complaints. Cholera, Dy-enteTy, and
other affection. ofthe systen has tcea Truly wonder
co. ard has Tor y nafre among medical prep
Afaon- that can b. forgotten. lis success in
reuo.iI.- pain, external remedy. In eases ~
linrns Bralser Sar,s, spFains Cuts, stings Of In
sect. and other % suffering has occurred for Il
sa,h hos, testimony. 40 an almost infallible rem
.dy, tia, win BE- handed down 10 pos;crity az one
r,.,cst medical discoveries u the nineteenth CEN
tury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

TThRNEi AND couNsEl,on At LAW
~ Nc. Nicie's Block. payrpnrr, in.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN. Nov. administrations of Mourn.
Ing Tor tie death OF Governor Andrews.
whose funeral ;sks place this y. m is very
grand IN this city and throughout the state
fuehc obsc4uies took place in the Arlington
street church and were very o,emn and i'm
posing.
The pail besrers were George TYLER Big.
sio~, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court !.
Me Nh, Nofcross. Mayor of Boston; Henry
,W'Eson, United States Senator; jaime. u
more Speaker of the House of Representa-
tNes ex-6overnorss Levi Lincoln. George
Boutweii. John ii. Clifford. Emery
sshbuFp, Henry Gardner. and Nsthsr;sl
Banks; n Lieut.. Gayernor Har,en a
large and imposing procession under esco,,
OF The inSepenceD Cadets followed ,ha
honof,d remains towards NJ. Aubrrn
While minute guns were fitted and All The
church bells ,o.led during the professor.
BOSTON, Nov. IA crowded audlone. ss
semoled in Music Hall to night TO par,;r.
pAie IN the commemorative service in mem.
DRY OF tie late eX.Goy. Andrew The nicotine
was held under the auspices Of the Susfols
Conferences Unitsrisns, and other cburchss
A sad Significance was attached 10 the oocu.
patton since his death, rs il had been he
cided to hold pubic meeting In the zane
Hall, this evening, al which the Governc,
had promised to preside. Appropriate Al.
dresses were made by H. p. Render, Rev.
NJ. Aepworth, Rev. Jas. Freeman CLARK. D.
D.. Rev. Geo. w. Briggs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Two young men,
names unknown, driited out into the lake
yesterday while taking a pleasure ride in
small boat. Tugs were sent to search for
them, an search continued till after dark
without success. Search will be renewed
this morning The wind blew very hard
Yesterday and il is moro than probable tho
young men were drowned.
A fire broke out yesterday afternoon in
the Wholesale grocery store Of J. w. Guam,
50 South Water street, resulting in a dam
age Of about $40, 900; mostly stock. The
loss is covered by insurance.
Bignuli Lagrange Raniolfi and Miss
Phillips, Of The opera troupe, sang at Yes
peis Yesterday Afternoon in the church Of
the Holy name
Lieut.. Gen Sherman. Mei. Gen. Harvey
Terry, Angus Sanborne, Col Barrett, In
dian Commissioners Taylor and others of
the Government Commissioners 20 treat
wiih the indians On the Western Plains
have arrived in this city direct from Kan
sGs, nnd will leave here to-day for Omaha
and Fort Laramie to meet tie Sioux and
other tribes in that re-ion ut the latter
place. They have succeeded in making sal
.shictosv peace treaties with the Cheven-
mes aud other tribes, and now expect to
complete their work by making similar
treaties with the Sioux and other hostile
tribes further north
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Foreign News by Atlantic Gable.

IoSDoS. Nov 2-1hare is no longer any
doub. hut that the French troops have en-
tered Rome. The Italian reserves have been
cs,Vi cut /. is reported on good antaori
" that the Government Of Prussia has
pledged her support IL Italy in the event OF
"a rupture OF friendly relations between that
country and France. II is known that there
is a crisis in the relations between France
aud PRUSSIA which causes much unenslnes 9
and epprehenslons in military circles.
Gen irabria, Prime Minister of Italy
justifles the advance of Italian troops into
fapsi territory H.. SAYS the dignity Of the
Italian Government. and the violstion Of
tie september treaty, by the French. It.
guiroi this movement
DuBiIN, Nov Noon TIE trial Of
Gen. Warren, for completely in fcaianisn
concluded last evening. He was found gull.
~ Of treason and felony.
FLoRrNcg, Nov. s-Midnight.-G
al still remains at Monte ltondo, where lie
retired when he heaia of the advance Of
the French and Italian troops, dceming il
unsafe 10 bazirl an attack on Rome with the
email force he had Mt his command. He has
concentrated all the bands Of volunteers 1T
Monte Ropdo, where he has taken n strong
position and goes into camp, and lie now ao-
lively engaged in throwing up intrench-
ments preparing for an actack. lie will
await reinforcements and watch the course
Of events. To the summons OF tine King 10
disarm his force, Garabalti replied by re-
iuying too disbsnd his army or give W his
enterprise against Rome. unless q change
was made againet the present rcsctionary
ministry.
The Emperor Napoleon has made prop
b.. t.l~ 81
inhabitants of Rome and the Papal prov
inccs settlement OF the Roman question
by submitting it 10 popular vote, but the
Italian Government declines to accept this
plan for the solution OF \ question in which
the interests of the whole nation Is deeply
concerned.
LONDON, Oct, 2.-Mise Louise Kellogg, the
American prima donna. made her first appear
ance in Europe at her Majessys Theatre, this
evening, as Marguerite in Faust The house
was completely filled. The Prince Of Wales
occupied the royal box. The audience was
brilliant, critical and enthusiastic.
LONDON, Nov. 2-Midnight-A farwell
was given 10 Charles Dickens to night BY
his literary friends, In anticipation of his
departure for the United States. The affair
took place at Free Mason Tavern. Bulwer
Lytton presided at the table and made a
felicit0us speech which was responded to
BY Mr. Dickens. Several other speeches,
full Of good wishes for the distinguished
author, were made.
COPENHAGEN. Nov 3.-Evening.-t IL
again reported that the United etates has
purchased the Danish West Islands, but the
amount to be paid 10 now said to be four.
teen million in gold. Mr.. Crcston, formerly
Governor of 81. thomas, il is said will he
sent TO Washington 10 complete the trans
fer Of the Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

Johnstons choice xxx family. wholesale e.4o
:. - retail . 1900
Red Winter wheat Wholesale II. 40
retail 80 12eU
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Hurley's SarsapariI!a.

OF al the RENE dlsethst hsye been Discovered ta
ring the present age for the tnoueand ile tha f.h
IL heir 20. none that equal this wonderful pfepars
sion. Ouly ten yeare have ell psec since the dseoy
eres (Who el,ent decade In .iadyir exprri,nents
and tectns ~ nrst Introduced II to The pa bic
and u 10 already recognized by the most eminent
physicians In all parts Of tbs country to be the
saSprsing and elective remedy for corta.n diseases
of which they have knowledge.
Al other Compounds " Syrupr Of this root have
hitherto failed to command the sanction % the Fac
ulty. because being tested, they have been found
TO contain noAious iner edlente. which reuiral.c the
good elects OF the Sarsaparia, and ofter,im.s in
Jufe the health Of the patient II ID not AZ with hu
sey'e preparation.
Tbs 70 the pure and genuine extract Of the root,
m Will. on trial. be found to effect a cerisn and
perfect cure VI tho following complaints and direa-
scss
Affections Of the Bones. Hsb;tual C ossiveness
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, 'Ds spep.
aia. Erysipelas, Female Irregulsriilee.
FissulA, all skin Diseases, livcr
ConsplaiOt, Indigestion. Piles,
Pulmonary Diseases. Sy-
philis, Scroinia or
Kings Evil.
For Gale b all good .Dspagists at Cincinnati ana
Xcaievtlle. JAS. RIDDLE 3 CO.. PropFiefors,
es'1se4sa~a-Us Louisville. Kys
\ - =. DALLORD. Agent.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph Nov. 4.
Flour-Dull and 15025c lower; ss'es Of
spring extras ranged At 9.2501lO.25.
Wheat-2@lc lower No. in good shipping
demand. At l.s5l@1.ss; No. 9quiet At l.77l<@
LIS; No. steady At l.7lfl.7lh.
Corn-Lower, with light demand sales at
l.ol@ie3h the latter for No. !.
Oats-Dull and irregular, closing ct sax asa.
Rye Dull and lie lower, At .s7e LIS for No.
., closing with buyers at IS.
Barley-Quiet and lc lower, At l .os3l.o4 for
No. 2.
Provisions--R Better inquiry.
Mess Pork-Prices csc higher sales Of cd
mess at i9. sea .O.oe
Lard-Dull at isc
ereeu MeA,s--Ilams &c lower, selling at "a !;
shoulders doll ~ T@Tt5.
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miSS0uni.

ST.. LeUIa. Nov. 3.-The arrangements
for the annual inecting here on the 18th of
the Society OF tic cficers Of the Army OF
The Tennessee have been completed. As
surlnces have been received that Generals
Grant, Sherman, Mower, Sheridan, How
ard, Logan, Smith. Meade and other promi
nent officers In the Union army Will be
present, Nearly all the railroads in the
west viii return free oil persors attending
The meeting. A large numbcr are expected
70 be present.
The annual rnee.i7g Of the Western AS
ISOLATED Press will be held here On Wed
resday the 9Th inst. when II is hoped that
large delegation will 10 in attendance.
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Each dsleys,e will be furnished with an
official copT Of this order which gill Ger
stitute his certificate Of election.
The complexion OF tho convention il &c
follows: Conservatives, 35 Raiicals, 20,
Of the latter, % are negroes.
Nearly 5000 omig ants arrived Sr;ur'
dar.
The Tribune says: Election dispatches
from Gco- i, to he Associa ell Psesq are
made up b. cx rebels and are unfair II
gives therefore the following special, which
u vouehes for:
ATLANTA, Nov. Every county in tho
State ye, heard from, wherein tie whole
vote prepoudcrs:es gives large majority
for the convention.
The republicans have carried the STATE.
Atlanta gives 1000 republican majority.
The statement is made in certain Jour
mails that the committee on ele:tion which
has been taking testimony in Kentucky
will probably repor, in favor Of Col. Mckee,
in the Sth district. Inasmuch as the COM
mittee have only been instructed by the
House TO investigate charges OF dislovalty
against certain members from that State,
they will certainly not report that the can
dica.e who received majority Of the votes
is entitled to the seat Of any member IN
seated for disloyalty. The contested cleo
ton cases, Of which there are now five be
fore :he committee, are altogether another
thing.
The national deb. statement which will
he out on Tuesday. will show li:,c or no
diminution Of tn aggregate payments on
account f the army. During the latter
part Of October they were very heavy, and
the receipts q the month were unusually
light. The conversion Of 1905 are very
large.
In reply 70 the protest Of certain citizens
OF Richmond against the legality of the
election, because in two OF the wa'ds .he
time WAS ex.eoded, Gen. SchcGed shows
tina. such proceeding was sanctioned by the
State laws Of Virginia, which provides in
like manner for like emergency.
A Washin,on special says: II is under
stood that the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trct. in full bench, will o-morrow render a
decision sustaining Judge Fisher in his dis
missAl Of lawyer Bradley from the bar on
the last day Of the Su-ra.t trial.
Gen. Hancock it IL understood, is this
week 10 assume command Of the 9TH mill
| tary district.
A Washington special says: The Treas
ury Department feels authorised to state
that none of the counterfeit 1905 we're out
previous to August LIST, and all persons
holding the bonds issued previous to that
time will experience satisfaction in know
ing they are good. It's said bankers in the
West and North are holding them back
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hrcmcr's Hair Dye. Natural. Durable, Beautiful
Beat and Chespr. in the World Sold by all llra.,
Qkts and Country Storcke-i-rs. JOHN j. hKUNEn
so'e Proprietor, aol Chestnut ST. .nilaie phia.
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vmLANow. WAisEa CouNsY. "a.
lrne 2nth lshh

JUNE 2eth, lStb.
Dir. Jony BulL- Dear Sir I have recently
given your Worm Destroyer" several trials
and find il wonderfully efilcacious. II has not
failed in single instance to have the wished for
effect. nm doing pretty large country rrac-
tice, and have daily use FOR some article OF the
kind. l I'm free 10 confese that I hnow Of no
remedy recommended by the sbles. authors that
is 20 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary thet are uncertain IN tie extreme. Ny
object in writing yun to lind out upon what
terms can get he medicine directly from you.
II can get Il upon easy terms ! shall use
great deal of II. ] am aware that the use OF
such articles is contrary 10 the teachings and
practice Of grt Il majority Of the regular line OF
N II. Is, but see no just cause or good sense in
discardny a remedy which we know TO be etii-
ci,nt simply because we may be ignorant Of it,
combination. For my part ! shall make i, a
rule to use all and any ans 70 alleviate suier.
ing humanity which may be able to con mand =
not hesitating ecausc some one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sol. right 10 secure that knorledge.
porter OF the thou ands Of worthless nostrums
that flood the country, that purport to cure al
manner OF disease TO which human flesh is heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. | am. SIR. most respectfully,
JULIUS 7. CLEMENT. N. l..
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4 TroRNEls AND COUNSEL ops ,r,.w
= NohNeysneer, oGiee Is LeClaire ko. IN .,a,r,
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA. Nov. 2.-The returns Of the
slection AS far as received indicate u iaaj or
iiy IN favor OF convention.
AUGUSTA. Nov. From election returns
received At headquarters, 1t 10 estimated
that lO5 000 vole3 were cast on the question
of Convention. nut OF 10000 registered.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 3-This district has
zone for the Convention by abou, 800 ma
i,r;,y. The total city vote for the Conven-
lion is 2.5ll, and the county vote 423.
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Chicago x.ave stock Market.

Chicago k.ive stock Market.
by Telegraph. Nov. 4.
Hcgs-Received 10 i2 ~, 1872 head marke,
moderately active at a 81 all advance sales Of
sor,e 5000 head at $40 as. s5 for light and 80
e,5 IS for fair 20 good extra nominal al g. COG
GEO.
Cattle-Rsceived 10 ~ N, s2e head market
verv quiet few sales made we're az . decline Of
25@59c on last weeks prices.
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ONO.

CiNCiSSATi. Nov. 1.-The recent rise in
the river has opened nav CATION here for the
large class Of boats.
The Cincinnati 4 Louisville mail steam
ers, United States and America, will resume
their regular trips between here and Louis
vile to-day.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Gen. Sherman and
ali other Indian Commissioners excep. Sen.
Henderson, left for Fl. Laramie yesterday
via Chicago. They expect to reach Lara
mic by the 10.h, where the chiefs Of the
Sioux, Grows, Northern Cheyennes, ARA
pahoes and other tribes are now awaiting
their arrival.
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. ~ .
ILLINOIS,.

PfoRrA, Nov. 4.-The banking house of
Pettes L Ingalls,, fremont, Tazewell ooun-
ty. was entered by burglars Thursday
night, and safe broken open and robbed
A fire ard burglar proof steel box weighing
600 pounds, containing U. g. bonds belong
ing - persons residing in the vicinity, was
taken away. The burglars made haul of
money and bonds to the amount Of about
$4,000. No clue to the thieves.
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LOOK HERE
SMITH THE Halter
nFCR 81 AID UPWARD
Gan BE Rad
HATS for figures broad and bury,
HATS fer straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and io.ly:
HATS for gentlemen OF standing,
HATS that give look com-ianding:
HATS for walking, riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions
HATS that stand al kind of mauing.
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting, sailing,
HATS grease proof, 10 storms unfailing,
HATS air>chsmbcrcu, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cot shiRe in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admred by lovely woman;
HATS with which room 10 enter.
HATS for scores Of wild adventure:
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown. your knowing castors
HATS oft sent hundred miles for.
HATS that boys and misses sigh for,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailors.
HA s that grace the work for tailors:
HATS that would saint entice.
HATS, prime Hats, At any pricel
HATS THAT R HATS
AT SnA1th,9
sign of BLACK Bear.
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l0sCwoRTH'S naive WINES

Aoldsn Wedding. Sparkling Ca
tawba. Still CataSvbn, Delaware
and Virginia Seedling.-The Vince from
this old established Aouse. have gained . world
Wide selebrity for their excellence. and In purity.
fruify nsvor and boquet. they unsurpassed the
nask-scithrr sAuvs or soaEsss
Trade supplied by Laugfridt. Taode a Co. q pro-
psistors prices da2c sm
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BbR. w. y. nsE:&,Hx.


Ible. A. n. MINER.
ID E.vTkN r.
&c. - Cor. Sd and brady 81
AE&-.y-as> opposite Davenport Ma
k@y.-.ssS<<szB1n1te9t ional bank
EkEXXXEfIfZ Having had IN eAprr.
fence OF 10 years In the
Wy 4 lNO practice of Dentistry, I
am confident of giving
perfect satisfaction. If you expect good work
employ experienced practitioners only. sgssiy
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gbxs. y. YOUMANn,
alsaSAA a. MORTON.

-. WNusH VIZ
60 20 BRADY STREET, BELOW SkO
WA ond seeps oonstauty on hand and mskes
III. to older
sienfs', EEo;s' n.d CIii:Jres.
OLOTAih0 ofthe bee. material and IN anlnnn"s
shat cannot fill TO give satisfaction. Lisera
pr.rorsge respectfully solicited my2t-dly
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CONNECTICUT.

PLAISFlELD, CT, Nov. 8 Weston is in
the best Of spirits and feeling well. lie at.
tended church to day and walked about
town He will start half pas, twelve o'clock
tomorrow for Hartford and from there or
New Britain will start on his second trial Of
one hundred miles
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~ DR.. JOHN BULLS Pribetpsl %
IL 40 Filth, Cross street, Louisville, y

Sold Wholesale and Retail By
LANGfEL0T, rHODE AGO..
r. &. BALLORD.
HARRISON 4 SrARKSs
PARKS D HODAER.
WOODWORK 3 RA0AN
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LOUISIANA.

NBw ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Only three
deaths from yellow fever occurred yester-
day Cuthbert Bullet has Withdrawn his
acceptance Of the appointment Of Sheriff Of
Oylenna Parish
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KENTUCKY.

COLUMBUS. Ky, Nov Tho rcsul. Of
the election IN Muscagee county are as fol-
lows: Votes cast, l.74i, all for convention.
Wessnn Ashhurn, J Maui, OF Alabama /;
Sheriff Gilbert 81 Chatishochie county,
Vsn Jones Of Columbus, and J Casey, Il
Marion county, the last two negroes, ere
elected to the convention.
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At. Louie Market.

By Telegraph Nov. Z
Flour-Dull and unchanged * 100; XXX
l2.2s.
Wheat-Light receipts unchanged prime
I, choice Spring .soGs.o5 fall 3. 5012.7o.
Corn-Duil; white Ito.
Oais-Firm at 6sdss.
Barlsy-Quiet l.2s@l, 3s,I for spring.
Kyc-Better l.3ell IS.
Mess fork-Steady !; 81 so.
Bacon Unchanged.
Shoul6ers-iSc.
Sides-l6lc.
Lsrd---Duii; la0l2h@lsk.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PITTsDuRem. Pa, Nov. Capt. James
Wood, one of the Oldest citizens of this
place. and in early days a steamboat captain,
died at his residence this morning. All the
boats in port have flags At halfmast In to-
ken OF sorrow.
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VIRGINIA.

RIcHMoSD, VA. Nov 3 Gen. Sehofed
has is u.J an order canyrning u State Con.
ventinn ~ this city December , !.
HAIlrAx, Nov. 2.-1ne steamer Alpha
has arrived at this poi, from Bermuda.
II was reported that the yellow fever had
broken out there on the day she left.
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DANIEL GOULD.
VXYHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Furniture, Carpets, OIL Cloths.
Mats. Rage, Window
Shades. &c.
moh24.dN East second Street. oog Perry
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Cincinnnti .aarkee.

ClRcinn0ti clarkee.
By Telegraph Nov. 4.
Flour Dull. unchanged.
Wheat Dull, 2So for No. red, and 2.io for
No. spring.
Corn-Duh.
Oa.s-Dull. a for no. 1.
Cctton-Dull. lelS for middhng.
Whisky-unchanged.
Mess Pork-In demand, at 1000.
Becon-ln fair demand and prices tending mp
ward, sales at lS@lsI for shoulders, and lex
ali for clear sides.
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OHIO

Columns, o, Nov "a large incendiary
nre occurred at the Penitentiary last night.
consuming the shops Of Ide Sage. Down 81
Co and Ayers, McCune & hethof Loss
about $4,000; $4,000 insurance on the
former and 1880 on the latter.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Nov. ga white
man was arrested yesterday on the su'hori-
" Of the negroe vigilance committee.
Those who mad, the arrest is now IL tie
custody Of the military.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

Tho Tailoring Estabshms mt II In charge u xehasI
Leberknecht. an old and experienced cutter and an
ishef who has carried business In This CITY for h
past II years.
II you want nice proadeloths, Cassimefes. FIan-
sells. farm. blankets. or any kind Of Woelen
0oo1s honestly made. and At low psiees coll & -
ROCK ISLAND wOOLDN NlLlA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-04

PoRrL AND. Me, Nov. 2.-Walter Brown
the oarsman, ran foot race AZ Forest City
Park against time. accomplishing five mile,
in thirty-two minutes and forty eeconds
winning tho race and fourteen seconds to