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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Gen. Gran; ordered the closing OF the
War Department lud Bureau Christmas
and New Ycars, ami fixed the ofiice hours
Tor the intervening week, at to II O'Clock,
and allowed half Of the clerks TO he abscnt.
J. II. Sullivan arrived yesterday from
Louisiana, and 10 understood 10 be prepar-
inc his argument for test case TO be heard
before the Supreme Court, which viii IN
volve all the issues raised by reason oil
the military orders issued In the Soulh since
1861. Eminent counsel from the south are
in Communication with him and the issue
will be thoroughly examined.
Wits of error will this morning be grant
cd by Justice Wylie. OF the Supreme Court
ton, in which Judgment was given by the
supreme Court in 1868 Caleb Gushing is
counsel for compla:nanis. Tie case VIII be
tfi, d in The next General Term OF the ou-
premc Court, in January.
In the District Court to-day the case OF
Smilhson Va. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Tor alleged
false imprisonment, to have been tried
before Justice Wylie, Ut the request OF
counsel was postponed for . few days.
Among the counsel for Stanton are Attor-
ney General Stsnberry. Jas T. Brady and
Judge PierpoEt. OF New York.
Lieut.. Gen. sherman. Major Gen. Sberi
dan and Drevet Major Gen. Anger, appoint.
Ell by the Secretary OF War a. . board to
examine the proposed system OF revised
army regulations The board meets in this
city next week TO begin its labors.
Several delegations Of Ind iaBs from the
various tribes in the far west are expected
TO arrive here for the purpose of consulte
ton and making treaties with the Indian
Bureau
The select committee Apo n,ed to examine
into the cause Of the delay in the payment
soldiers bounty warrants will proba-
bly, report in favor OF tue employment oil
twenty i've additional clerks, and the issue
Of duplicate bounty warrants so that when
the originals are delayed by any cause,
sollicrs will not suffer delay whilst new
ones can be made out.
Accounts from Crete are Of stirring
character. The Turks at Dialisscari fired
upon company OF 500 women and children
who were ON the eve OF cmbarking for
Greece. number Of them were killed,
and those who escaped, were picked up by
the commander Of q Russian man ot-war
and safely landed at Pcrideus. All the
Christian powers except England and the
the United States, unite in placing their
ships at the disposal Of those who wish TO
escape from Crete TO Greece.
The House Committee on Public Lands
have agreed to report bill forbidding oil
further sale Of public lands, except a. pro.
vided for by the presumption homestead
laws The design Is to prevent future spec
ulation in public domain, and secure the set
Element and actual tillsgc of every tract Of
land hereafter disposed of by the Govern
ment
The Assistant Commissioner of LOuisi-
| ana reports TO the Freedmen's Bureau, that
the number of laborers of all classes, male
and I, male, is stated to he 294 coo; and the
helpless OF both sexes. 10000 in that State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
NEW YORK.

NEW York, Dec GA bank which was
being undermined nj an ore bed at South
SALISBURY. Vermont, caved In on Thurs
day, falling about forty feet and burying q
number OF men and two horses. At last
accounts three dead bodies had been taken
out and several persons who were seriously
injured.
A Montgomery, Alabama. dispatch. say
q Freedmen's Bureau officer, who was try
ing to collec, dollar and half apiece from
negroes whose contracts he had approved
In Alabama, was recently tarred and var
nished by tho negroes
A negro man. his wife, mother and chilli
rem were recently murdered in Baldwin
county. Alabama
letter from Panama says: learn by
private letters from Corthlgina that Mr.
Seward has demanded in positive terms that
the officers and others engaged in the ms
sacre Of the confederate officers in the
streets OF that city, should be punished
Several of the military officers concerned
voluntarily surrendered to hecivil au,hnri-
ties and are now prisoners. Investigations
have already been made and no doubt is en-
tcrtained that the civil as well as the mill
tary authorities either connived at the mas.
sacre or were privy TO the fact that it was
to take place.
BUFFALO,. N. Y. Dec. 22-An immense
crowd filed the large Central Depot on Ex-
change street, this afternoon, to witness the
funera! ceremonies OF the unclaimed charred
remains of the victims OF the railroad dis
as,er at Angola A large platform, one hun.
drcd feet in length, by twenty feet Deep
draped In mourning, WAS erected on the
south side Of the depot. On this were placed
seata for the accommodation OF those who
were To occupy it. and n large melodeon 10
aid In singing. Nineteen boxes. containing
remains were placed on either side A desk
was also erected for the clergy. The stand
At two o'clock, precisely, was occupied by
the city clergy, Mayor and City Council, the
railroad officials and the choirs Of the diff
ferent churches. Fully 5000 spectators
stood in front and around the platform.
The services were conducted in the most
impressive manner At the close Of the
ceremonies at the depot, a procession was
formed in the following order. A detach.
ment Of police, the Mayor and Common
Council the Buffalo clergy in carriages, the
wagon of the American Express Company,
draped in mourning, drawn by four bay
horses, and flanked on either side by pail
bearers. containing the remains, and thirteen
carriages containing railroad officers and
citizens. The procession was flanked by the
police, and proceeded to st. Paul's Cathedral,
where the bodies were deposited in vault
under the Cathedral. the Rev. DR.. Shelton,
Rector of st. Paul's, reading the funeral
service Of the Episcopal Church. The streets
were lined with people as the procession
moved slowly along. Had the weather been
more favorable the crowd would have been
greater.
OGDENsDURG, N. Y, Dec 2l.-A destrucs.
i've fire broke out in the village Of CHATEAU
qua. Franklin county, last night, burning
the stores occupied by John Hughes, Hall l.
Child. A. H. Miller and the dwellings Of X.
Mclean aud DIR Geo. Howe. Loss e25,OOO;
insured for $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

LONDON, Dec. i9.-The London Observer
in its issue Saturday says that the British
Government, in all the extraordinary pre-.
cautions II is now taking against FeniAne, u
acting with full knowledge Of their secret
plans The alarm caused by fenisns In the
city is subsiding.
Adyices from Japan announce ths' in &C.
cordance with treaty concluded with COM
miseioners OF foreign powers, the ports Of
Yeddo and OsodA will Tie thrown open u
foreigners for settlement and commerce on
the 29lh Of January.
vienna, Dec - The new constitution
which was recently passed by Reichsot, has
been promulgated throughout the empire BY
imperial decree.
PARIS, Dec. 23.-The bill for the reorgan
iza,,on of the army, which has been under
discussion for the past week IN the senate
was introduced into the corps legslatif by
NJ dresser, and was debated curing the
sitting yesterday. NJ. Grcsser made speech
on the bill 10 which be defended the
measure. He denied thst It was z
preparation for an early war. because In
reality il would operate 70 reduce the pres
ent effective force Of the army. He insisted
| that the measure was intended only - Wlst
provision for the necessities Of the future
N. Boucher. Minister OF State. also spoke
In support Of the bill He strongly pro
tested against the opinions which bad been
expressd that the intr oduction Of the bill
looked to war with foreign powers and de
clared that the bill was not proposed by tbt
Government - temporary expedient Il
meet the present contingencies, but - per
manent measure to improve the organiza
ton and promote the general efficiency o
the military forces Of the Empire.
NJ. Jules Favre made . powerful speed
in opposition to the bill. Toward the clos
of the sitting vote was taken and sh
Ministry was sustained by majority o
the Chamber.
FLonKNCE, December 22-The Ion!
and angry debate in the Chamber OF Drpu
II s on the policy OF the Government II
the Roman question terminated yesterday
In the final vote taken the Ministry were dc
feaied by = majority Of two. The announce
ment Of the result was received by the or
position with loud cheering
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Cuicsoo, Dec. GA FIRE was discovered
in James A. Armours oil store. III SCUM
Water street, little before noont 10 day ~
the prompt arrival Of the engines. however,
the flames were speedily subdnsa. Inc io.s
only amounted H. about $4,000. mostly re.
sulting from the damage by water. Had
the fiimcs 70, well under way most de
s.ruc,ive confederation must have ensued.
owing 10 the inflamable character Of the
stock.
J y. Burch. q soldier during the war. has
beer backed 10 walk IS miles in "a hours,
carrying an army musket, canseen, haver
TACK ard full knapsack. The trial will
take place a. Dexter Park on the 3ist inst ,
The stakes being $1,000 side.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2i-The testimony Tor
the prosecution in Tickncr divorce case wac
concluded TO day and that for the defense
commenced The latter endesyored to show
improper familiarity by Mrs. Ticknor with
q man named Clark or Fishburne.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
OHIO.

CLEvELAxD, O., Dec. 23.-Hon. c. s
Hamilton, Republican Member Of Congress
from the Eighth District Of Ohio, was bru,
ally murdered BY his son in IL Of insanit,
on Sunday morning, by being struck on the
head With an axe. at Massville, o. Fren.
lied with blood. the sen returned to the
house. and succeeded in INJECTING aeyers
wounds upon = younger brother before BE-
could b secured. lie 10 now . helpless
ravine maniac. Hon. Mr. Hsmilkn had
just returned frsm Washineton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
CONSUMPTION
CIV he CURED.

nee, eiY.-fYsvinv witnessed Incorporation Of Dr..
Wrivhts Tar syrup in csses NJ Consumption cheer
fully recommend Il TO all p. IRONS 90 anhirted
80 JESSE r WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
Thomas winmill, Butcher, In I'd 81. Market, Phil
edelphis, writes:
AMER ruifering two yearA with Consumption and
eonetans hemoFages. was induced 70 try wyighrs
Tar syrup Amer ueing six bottles. health returned
md am now al ID attend to my business.
0.s. Stevens. Druggtste, Reading. Pa writes:
NJ. j. 7. Kfomef.-The groes oi Tar .spruP puf-
eAesed about three weeks sgo Il nearly all sold ny
customers speak highly Of H. Send half gross Of
4, ~ 1athef q Middlet0wn Pa and charce 10 me
q. b van&yckel, Druggists, Ttcuton. n. j., raye
d.. Wsigh,s Tar Syrup does AL yon claim 70, y.
am ceiling largely OF II, and With pnch Satisfaction
10 nv customers. -
Wrichts Tar syrup IL sold by al Druggists ana ana
County Storekeepere. Price 81 Ter ooi,e' Wv
bottle will check the most aggravated Cou8n-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

HAvEnnllL. Mass, Dec. 23.--An at.emp,
vas made at three o'clock this morning to
rob the Merrimsc National Bank, the bur.
glars having first Get fire to paint shop q
distract attention. Joseph Burnham. a
town Waterman, heard All explosion in the
bank building, and or entering the bank
he was shot dead by the burglars, who
escaped. The lock of the bank had been
shattered by gunpcwder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
ST.. LorrA, June IS. 1858.

ST. LorIs, June IS. 1868.
Nh. Joux II. BLOOD. Agent Of LAllemand's
Rheumatism, Govt and Neuralgis Specific
have prescribed the above mentioned spe-
ciic, ani ruu., say that have never found
ang remedy that oss 60 90 much certainty
Of saick and SOLITARY cure ~ that has in
all the casss where | have used it.
DR q. W. Phillips.
Sr. Louis, March. ], 1858.
Ma. Lrrrcu: - Dear Sir - cheerfully
h,sv testimony 70 the value and efficacy
o. yoar Rheu nstic Specific, its usc having
entirely relieved me from that distressing
malady. l.. a. bxHois1'
Banker, St. Losis:
Sr. LOUIS. March 81, 1868.
ARK. Lrrrcn, ESQ Like many OF ny
c.siou l have suffered severely with
rheumatism. and could get no permanent
relief until I ,riei your Specific. Am hap
nv 70 ssy that its use in few days, restor-
"a me 70 health. signedl
Carr. MALs, Of Steamer Warsaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. December g.
Flour-Firm unchanged
Wheat-l6li5c lower; No. ! quiet, ! 90 No
closed firm at l.7sdl.s2s1 No. quiet and
firm at l.7ld1.72
Corn Nos. l and Q very dull ami lower, II
s2@sac new, moderately active but lower, a
sla@s2c.
Uats--Lower, closing At 53s<.
hye-lrfegular, closing st .t1dl IS for Nos
and 2.
Barlsy-Dull: sellers Arm No. g, ITO.
Provisions Mess pork, 20.25Q2o.J0.
Lard-llx1l2c.
Green Hams-lest1ll for green shoulders /:
81 for sweet picked; lls1@i2 for cumberland
short rib and short clear.
Dressed Hogs-Closed at1.ooets 90. dividing
on 300 pounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
S0UTA CancllSE.

CnAhLEsTeN. ;. q. D'c. p A memo
iiai - In circulation among the leading
cotton factors here, praying Congress. 10
view oi the rrrsfra,ei condition IF the
planting i::c'es,s To make an appropriation
to assist the factors in making advances to
piai,.,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

.'csnst thou not minister 20 u mind diseased.
Aud. with some : wee, ob,ivious antidotc.
Cleanse the faul bosom of the perilous stun
That weighs upon the heart -
Certainly, nlsutation Ritters will do il
whom nothing else will. Melancholy, De-
preston. N,pochondris,I nsani y. all spring,
more OF les. from diseased stomach, and
this. Paata,ion Bi,tcrs ~ sure cure for.
There is no mistake about it; Dyspepsia.
Hcadschc. Dizziness, Az 10, and Low Spirits
mus, yield 10 the heath giving and genial
influence of the P.a,tstion Bittcrs. IT you
are IN DOUBT, make ono trial and be con
vincei. Thus SAT- those who know.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

NstlovAv's PuN.-uwArrrRs- When overflow
81 bile o-rars AMI the functions ~ the stomach he
emo sersnged barning sensation IL felt In the re-
tsn of thr siomsch. aud ,- popularity termed Heart
Sara. usNsway's Pills. Ivy their immediate action
the liver. parity its srctons cleanse the lvcnt
e8iiA and evpe all scrii irritating sitter from the
atArnach. Auld hy Ali Drnsr.tA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

=. :
STOP YOUR COUGH,

sELLERy lMpRA.-L COUGH SYRUP
WIZ cffsctaaliy cure
eoc0us, uoARssSKss. GROUP. wuoopfN0
ooraH. COLDS. INFLUENZA.
And all diseascs ~ the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
tits rwoaourcef ~ ali Who have asat n, the moot
p.rwsmrs and efscsrAous Cough Remedy
EVER INTRODUCED.
~ No Mother should ee wfthoutn.
RI No rr.~ery Il complete wi;hons..
= In saet Il should be In every family.
III. tire most perfect soothing syrup fs sore Throat
sms irrfs4ssd Lnnre ktnwI. rs Landf-9s eaa TESTIFY
uAsn fa~% proves. it, ei1sacy.
ID i prompt IN 10 action. alwaYs sAf. ADD caE re
xssva Il the Iaost delicate cn2 with confidence ana
sncse.-
Pft,,burg. Pa.
~ FOR al. by eli Dyuccsts. janse d6wiy-l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Eeitsphs are no, always veracious. but
thry arc m ,rc truthful than the labels OF
The so-clllci foreign perfumes now sold IN
thls market Don't he duped by those prin-
ted fables. They are counterfeit present
m-ats, covering counterfeit articles. Pha
l-n's"N,eht Blooming cereus" is. on the
other hand, precisely what It purports to
hc--a pure. unimpcachahle staple Of the
.o,tet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

WAsnIxGroS, Dec. 2i.-The ffscsionsl
currency tseucd for the week IL e539. sou
eesouat forwarded o45,60l; Naticnal Bank
4eeee 49, 41l6. 80; ftaesiooAl eorlsacy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
COM n Z COAI.


11NVOOPOFt M0fK0t ReRObUs
OssIos or saR DAvuspoas Dspoosvs,
December % 1851.
FLouR-Choice family Wholesale, $500; re-
tail, $40 Red winter whsat, Wholesale ell
retail, ell go.
WRsAs--el .65@tl.75.
BARLBy-tl.S9@&L70.
Oars 50Ql52 cents.
kYE-$lU5.
UoRs-New. 60465c. in the ear.
OSioNs-75c
ArrLEs-400 to +. 90 pei. Dbl.
PorAross-l.locGl1 70
BurSss- soc. per ID.
EGGs-25c.
CaAssERnI3s = $lo. 90 per barrel.
HAs-6ood Timothy tio.Oc TO tl2.00; Prsi
RE ~ 90 to tl0.to,
Co,s-Soit. delivered, go cents per bushsl.-
Anthracite. delivered. els per ton.
WooD SO per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Krom.ss Hair Dye. Natural. Durable. beautiful.
Best and Cheapest In the World. Sold by all Drug
ysst- snt Country ssorek-epcrs. JOHN !. KRONER,
esie Proprietor. soi Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

MAGNOLIA WArKs.--A delightful toilet
ariiel--supcrior to Cologne and at halfths
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
Clncinnaaa Market,

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph Dec. rs.
Flour Dull: 10. 751ll. 90 for family.
Mheat-Dull No. l winter can be bought ct
$50.
Corn-Dull at so1s3 for new In ear.
Rye Firmer No. !, 1.5s@l.Go.
Oats-66.
Bsrley--Firm.
Ootton-Firm.
Hogs-Dull 1898 rs for dressed. and more
sellers than buyers as close. Receipts s, 500.
Provisions-
Mess Pork-2lt0.
Lard-lsH.
Green nests-7@S@il5i; no demand for bulk
meats, which are offered a l0lll for loose fall
cured,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Chicago 1.-Two NtOck Market.
BY Telegraph. December %.
Hogs-Received to le o'clock, 9 SIS head
Market active to the extent Of the aupplv-near.
y 5000 on sale. Sales ranged 5s037 90 .
fsw fancy sold at 7.So0ds 10.
Cattle Receipts light; sales triaing; good
cows to extra shipping steers range 4 5VCa7 rs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
DIR. W.RIGHTS
TAR SYRUP.

.'Yacts ere stubborn things says the old provesbs
and IN theee alone do intend 10 deal. In present.
ting WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP to the public All
know the necessity 0f guarding sgainft Colds. ~
wci . the necessity for taking the proper remedies
When tne Cold are upon us. We cay, without fear
Of contradIetion that the superior d wrights Tar
eyrup for the cure Of Consumption. Coughs. Colds.
Bsone hits ard eli diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
doee not exist. Below ere testimonials nom per
sons, some Of whom are known In oil parts Of tho
d.. 4. s:sIrox MAcxssuH. Literary Editor Of For
nsys Philsdsphia Press, writes- 80,
DsAa on:-Iast Chrietmas, for the nrsi time IN III
life, IVES Z uch afflicted by very severe on, Vim
alnost constant cough and sore ehest. IracucS
pakea perfect" the proverb Gays. but me more
coughed the worse did H. by what men eonsio.
cred an accident, hut now b.esr :" INV 49,. ~
Providence I was Induced 10 w ~. ~ H,ers -.
AZ arr purchased from yon ana was RTea.y renewed
- TO DAYS wbo,iy cured In ten II 10 not unpl.as-
So - the ,ss,e witch is good point Many years
! ~ .s.Sn, nv way through an old library. came
,.s sh works Of that Bishop Berkeley, who pro-
oSU,sssII, ard truly declared. more than century
~ snat westward the march Of Empire takee 10
-. md among these were two trestisce In which
- sfyongiy advocated the Of Tar ~ curative Of
many diseaecs from Catarrh ~ the plague was
then truck with the cogency Of the good Biehope
arguments. and am now srre-ffOm the efficacy OF
DR.. WYghi's preparation Of the came remedy-thae
they were entirely correct.
n ai1Fi TOW MACKENZIE. LIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

~ Toes were the order III the last ses-
si,a IL Congress, but nothing WAS so ciiec-
tas'ly vetoed Al Indigestion, Dyspepsia and
Their kindred evils. by Co.'S Dyspepsia
Cure two, ard. vote cta never sus-
tan these trouble. when the Cure il called
o. tbs rc~cl' Ds,peps,s. Heartburn. aid
Arii'y ~ Ssnm,.l cann,t exist where Goes
Dyspepsia Cure is taken.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
LATEST News
KEW YORK.
HI TEEEGR.spU,

go THE DAILY pEncCRAr,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

- The Pares, and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil
the worli manufactured from fresh healthy livers.
ron the shrrr 4 u perfectly pare and sweet
Ask f,r "iiaatrd = Ca-vcji- Cod Liver on" manu-
e,arci by cASWLl1., MACK & co,
New York.
Sold Brusyi-t-. f'hi doawm Sweow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23
What the Druggists Say.

RusimylvANtA. D.. Aug. ~. is"ts
<s~n,s-i have been dealing 10 proprietary med-
enes ssr the last u ycare. and have never before
faania preparation that woud equal your " fAie
Eslsr- II not only sesls ycry rapidly but gives tne
81 perse satisfaction in overy case that has come
60 my knowledge.
In my praciivs very scldom prescribe patent med
cine, bnt hsvlns en,iss confidence in your " Pain
Kus~s and kan~ing that II possesses valuable med-
col rrsp,rtion. freely u.s Il IN my daily practice
II /. the m -, standard medicine have for sale and
many families ia this vicinity would rs soon think OF
hc.nr out ~ Beef s Iir sad a- whou, bottle Of Pain
Killer In "a house.
yaas.. very ualy, ISAAC A. DORIAN. MI
cP Ben. IN q Co.. Of Charlottesville. Va. write
Your rain Killer I. decidedly the mos' popular
Proprietary medicine rold In this State.
J. n Mccall. NJ D.. Quitmsn Ga.-I have 10
lsaht II wlil always he the great family medicine
Ministers and Public Speakers,
vho are - ofcn sficied with Throat diseases, will
end remedy In
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
Los-nsc. aud WATERS s,mctimcs give relief. bat
HE asissn. taken few timrs. will insure a cure
VIII ths afflicted Clergyman please test its meriiss
TESTIMONIALS rursic1Ass.
pr Nathaniel Harris, Tor many years resident Of
Miadieburry, VI. recommends the Bssam a. being
eupsrios a. all Other remedies for Bronchitis He
says ~ have no doubt 1t win soon become classi-
81 remedial asen, for tho ~ all dseasss Of The
Throat. Be,nchll Tube. ami tho Lunge.
NATH. HARRIS. N. d.
Dr. Lloyd of Ohio. surgeon:n the army during the
Gar. nom exposure contracted consumption. He
ears. have N, hc-'tsncy In stating that II was by
the ~ yonr lan. Bassmthat am nov alive and
enjoying health" Dr. f.ricn,r. OF Missouri. says
81 ree,nncai yosr Be-am In preference to any
other madeleine TO- Coz a-. aud II sessatisfaction
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph. MlwArkss. Dee. -.
Flour-Duil: city TX. . oe@s.2s.
8Whest-Quiet; 1.e7]< for No, 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

New York 0eOelx Market.
~ Telegraph Dsos-ns, a.
Stocks-Aesive.
Dcnds-Coupoee ofVa. l.0ex ofvA, lssk: q
5.g0e lO%A.
Western Union-s5x
N. Y. CeoRal-1l1X.
Ere-54k.
Illinois Central-l 50.
Cleveland = Toledo-sek.
Merchants UniOn-s0x
Moneys per cent.
Sterliog-1N1lOx.
0o)i-l.33k
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OAS10LIo PRAYER BOOKS,
Luss GaiGos'. IS Perry 81.

NEw STOCK oF WALLETS,
LUsE BRIGGS,
- Perry street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

New York Market.
By Telegraph Deee.b,, o.
Cotton-Quiet; 1917.
flous-Elsn 2. sOGS10.6s for extra state . soa
i3-0sfcs r. n. o. wv
Wheat-Quiet and steady No. epeire go -
Ma spring a.29 white California Blo.
SCofn-Cloeed quiet: Isl s91 - for old in stuse
La 1-2 ahoas 1.eS61 80 fce new anost
Ryc-Sceree and arm.
Barley-Dirm.
Oats-A shsde Rner slseS n etore.
Pork-.<s.s4 and steady; 70 SO0q0.R "a
Lafd-oal.
Pefrslsum-Quist and STEADY.
HcReL6 l-305c receipts 0.tO0 49,
Caetle-13.0e030o 80 receipts $780,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph Tol.po, Dse,moe, y.
Flour Quiet.
Wheat-Quiet and firm.
Corn-3c better sales Of new at 95d9sc.
Oats Unchanged; sales No. l, SIC.
Rye-Quiet.
Barley-Quiel.
Dressed Bogs-Dafi' and dropping.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-30

ArOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ I will apply to the Common Council
of the City of Evansville for permission to
erect q frame kitchen on Lot Z39, Donation
Enlargement of the City of Evansville
said building to be Il by 20 feet
oc23 dot LOUIS METZNER.