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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29
Congress-.

The TT 8 Senate, on Wednesday, was in
session INIT short time, and adjourned until
Mord.v On motion of Mr Simmer the nancrs
on fla :, tho W,r D,n,rtmcnt in reference to
,ho o,.o Of F;tv .Iobn portor ask;pp for q re-
wv o'',0 ", nnt;a, ~, ,nh;oh ho ,r,,. lie,
view % te ny "iIlGIi 4 Nv "'''
missed Use from INC ii1ly' Mo.1 e,I;uo III, do,l
Inc rouse o: htplese''tAIliSes auop'nu Il
resoiuIoh proVlons ipl 'l aJoutns,le'lI u IT,
Eaturoay, anu lurIner uoulnlIsn' o.n 1n',
day un1ll Monday neH5: MI. o t;h maui .
personal eSPiatlol1, uc'cnIlns i',' oT'' l';,
tIon as TO ioyaCy curing .ne war, anu "iso ~ ~
aelence OF inc present otlee noSV Vh VI
tennessee. In G i o. VIZ n'v r L h;s
1ut'sr resumed ms sPcJcn III ue,I"oo y, i'a
pan OF reuep!loi Vi ,o ai,,,A tho ,ra ',ln
au u sugsll'l'lis ~, o'.o -
NaIiy;isi i PUN ,I 'utlu" M rnta;n;nn tbo
SMIPsh1 p The 1",,et p",p" tou ny a.. ;n6 th '
dH"'io'i'i L1:iN NV ~, cI' to,,Jn.,,ot',,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

Leonard Scott & CO.. New York, have re-
published the n November number of Blackwoods
Magazine. Contents: ~ Brownlow's; at the
Alps again; Conversation; Linda Tressel; Rey-
nolds and the portrait painters of the last cen.
fury; Cornelius O'DoWd's papers; Women in
the middle ages; The Impending Crisis in
America. The last named article will be read
With much interest in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, Jsynos
n Expectorant, Wisharts Pine Tree Ihr ooa
dial and Wistar's Bal:am Wild Cherry' ~
ceived and for sale by ,o
nov9 JAN III " W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

Mr.. B, B. French, of Washington, who, as
Commissioner Of Public Buildings, has had oc-
.casion to see President johnson almost daily
from April, 1865, to this time, positively con-
stradicts the assertion Of Mr.. Price, that the
!! President is a drunkerd; and asserts that not
only is he not "a drinking man. but that he
IL a remarkably s'abstemious man. ~ go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

mi ERINO GOODS ,oon,,
Morino Underwear for Ladies, Misses, IN
lants, Gents and Boys-A full line of the Sbo r'r
goods, of all qualities, just received ana 'o'
sale low.
oc ii C1IAS. w. GREEN, 6S, King ST.
2 OST-On the afternoon Of the 9TH, GUl NV
i CHAIN BRACELET with n LOCkhi
attached The finder will be rewarded by less J
it at Warlcld s. Halls corner Of Prince anu a.
Fairfax street. nov -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

Animmense meeting of citizens was held at
Copper Institute, New York, on Tuesday night,
for the purpose Of requesting that Congress
and the Executive demand that all the Ameri.
cans arrested in England on account of their
supposed or actual sympathy with Fenianism,
!, be, released. Resolutions to this effect were
adopted, and committee appointed to- take
them to Washington. Speeches were made by
Judge DAILY, Horace Greeley, John Mitche'
a. Oakley Hall, and others. ~. +,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-29

FNRIM MINGSl TRIMMINGS
Il TkI INNINGS!
Buttons, Gimps, Black and Col0rcd VeIHe'
Ribbons, Gimping Thread, VAlencne and Cot
ton Lacos, Cambria Edgngs and Inserting,
kufllings, Lace Linen, Grape and Paper, Col.
lars, Linen and Paper Cuffs, Silk and Cotton
Nets, Veil Materials in black, blue, green ana
brown, with n great variety of other S'""7
which [ ain selling ut greatly REDUCED price''
Call at c. Z. BEkKi =
nov 20 y, King ST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

MISSOURI.

SIR I,orJfs. Nor. THE annual conven-
,,ou ~ Inc Western Associated Press, which
har hocn In session here for the past two
aavs. closed its iabors this afternoon after
y harmonious and agreeable reunion.
a large amount of business was trans.
acted and measures were perfected ior q
general advancement OF tie Interests oil the
Western Press.
The following Board Of Directors We
elected for the ensuing year Josersnv -
OH. Richard smith. john knsr' 49, ~; w.
Armstrong, John w. Foster :" Az "a'uc''
man and II. N. Walker po.,, os D;,sc,or.
h.ia .,h m.eas 10 the regular session Of
the A.srris.cn. the following officers were
elected. H. n. Walker, President; John
Rr..,p, Vice .Yresideet; n. Z. Baker. Sec'y;
a. w. Armstrong, Auditor and i. Is. Hicks.
General Agent.
The Executive Committee consists OF Jos.
Meiili and Richard Smith.
A banquet was given by the Sc Louis
Press. at the Southern Hotel, which termi-
mated the meeting.
SxpALIA, Mo, Nov IA fire broke on,
last night in the grocery Of n. Is. Child's
on south Main street, and that and adjoining
stores were soon buried. The wind being
high. tie fire was thrown across the street
AMI the storehouse OF ID. Phillips, occupied
by Strauss IL Gutmen and nj, the adjacent
buildings, including the Mckessock Hous,
aud the Office Of the Independent Press wcr,
consumed, The heaviest losers are Phillips
4 Grovtsbeck. dry goods Winsburs, tobac
conist; keiner X Co, distillcfs; l.. Childs
gfocers; Strauss 4 Gutmcn, clo'hiers, lIene,
Il Lungsirauss, tailors; Cenrich Co
crocers; Hall l. Co. commission merchants
and J. y. Ives, proprietor Of the Mckessocl
House. The loss Is estimated ut one - twt
hundred thousand dollars; a large portion
of which is covered by insurance. Tn
Merchants Union Express are heavy loser
IN freight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
WASHINGTON.

WAsHiKGToS. -. c., Nov. 1th.-Thc
report ii the Department OF Agricul-
,urc for October, says the wheat crop Of the
country will exceed any harvest hitherto
reported The amount 10 placed Mt FROM
o2U utOO 10 2o5OO,UtO bushels. Illinois
gives z per ccnt., Minnesota 4: Michigan Is;
Iowa rs; Wisconsin 10; Ohio 100; Indiana
1880; West Virginia 81; Kentucky ~; Penn
sylvaii. 81. The quality Of the wheat 10
greatly superior to last year. Il is almost
universally sound and dry. but in many To-
calities there may be found from one third
10 one half deficiency in weight, lacking
plumpness aud slightly shrinked, passing A
No. 2. being less than 81 pounds TO the
busbel. There 10 also . greater tendency
to cleanliness aud care In preparing the grain
for market
Oats in the aggregate will exceed ESQ .OO0,.
900 bushels, about . per cent. above last
year.
Rye IL estimated in oil the States except.
ing those on the Pacific, nj 2lO. OOe, 900 bush
els. being an increase OF four per cent.
Barley IL deficient about half q million
bushels. or four per cent
Corn-Qualisy uniformly good The value
OF the entire crop, after deducting the de-
ficiency in the Ohio Valley and allo wing
Tor the increase in almost ell other parts, il
would be greater than that of last year.
Sorghum-has greatly declintd and il
despondent
II is evident to growers that the deficien.
~ in Buckwhest and barley !, equal 70
last year.
WAsnissoToa, Nov. The report oil
General Grant will contain reports Of tn,
District and Department commanders. ant
iull details Of tae operations vi the formel
under The reconstruction laws establishing
military districts.
General Rawlings yesterday presente,
lloa. r. i. Washburnc with cane cut from
the tree nj Nicksburg under which Pembcr
ton surrendered
fhe receipts "i custom from October 2Sil
10 tie 3lst, Inclusive. are 81 .631,s59
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-A seizure of more Than
Q, 900 barrels of highwines, the value Of
VII Oh will exceed $30,O0O il reported a.
having occurred ut Hennipin, Putnam Co.,
III.
The walls of new block, occupied by
Stewart 4 Haas, at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
cavcd in yesterday, injuring two persons &C.
rlously. Damage TO building and goods is
estimated At IS, 900 to $4,000.
An effort is being made by The citizens Of
Springfield, H., 10 secure the location Of the
machine shop Of the Chicago. Alton ( St.
Louis Railroad at that point.
A proposition in Logan county, H., Of
subscribing $500 900 TO the stock Of the Pc
kin, Lincoln & Decatur Railroad, was 4.
feated By n majority Of BPS votes.
The election msjcrities gwen in the spc.
cial Dispatches Of the Chicago papers this
morning, do net change tho figures already
t.legr aphcd.
An enthusiastic Democratic meeting,
numbering 5000 TO $500 people. was held
in Peoria las: evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
NEW YORK.

New Ionk. Nov. The rcctfiers of
tlais eity have passed an address declaring
they are compelled to suspend operations
The Democratic majority in New Jersey
Is about ~ 900
The Tribune figures the New York Sen
ate at nineteen Republicans AMI thirteen
Democrats, and the Assembly nj sixty Re.
uublicans and sixty eight Democrats.
Tnoy, N. Y, Nov Weston, the pedes-
triAn reached here this afternoon 1t . quar-.
ter before three o'clock. lie failed ytster
day in his attempt To- make a hundred miles
In consequence ot the almost impossible
condition Of the road. and remained last
night ut East Chatham. lie is in splendid
health and spirits, and although his ankles
are little sore, expresses entire confidence
Ia his ability u make the ] urney within
the time Of the wager. He will not attempt
the isnt Of walking hundred miles In
twenty four hours again, until after he
lAy.s Buffalo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTu, Nov. Full returns are
IN but from few counties, but all in show
heavy Democratic gains though. the State
will probably give small Republican ma
joritv.
A'chison county, the homo OF Senator
Pomcroy, which heretofore has been Re-
publican. gives decided Democratic ma
j,ri,y.
Doniphan county elects three Republican
and two Democratic repres entatives.
Leavenworth city and county gives about
900 majority. Of nine representatives in
this county. there are seven Democrats and
two Republicans.
No estimate can yet be made OF the party
division in the legislature.
The Ecen,ng Bulletin, radical, says returns
Indicate Republican victory in the State
by reduced maiorities, and the defeat of the
constitutional amendment by considerably
larger vote than was anticipated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

Bv Zeisgrsph. sa~ks.7rt VI Nov. 8.
Flauf--Dsl; city Ax 2.60Qs.5k sssa
Whest--Duli; l.slS for 10, !. 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
CHIC.

CiScINSAI. Nov. Sat a meeting Of the
Dentists Of the Wet. held here yesterday
TO take into consideration the Dental vul-
canite question, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolsed. That We approve Of the course
pursued by the Executive Committee and
Attorney. who havc been acting for the
Dental profession Of the West. in contest
ing the claims Of The Goodyear Dental yul-
csnite Company against the profession. and
that We request them to continue the de-
fence to its ultimatum, believing that, not.
withssandins the decision Of Judge Nelson,
In New York. the importance Of the subject
siewands foil and final investigation By
the highest tribunal in the Courts.
On motion tho report vas accepted end
adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

Dressed Hogs--in iisS. .uun,r r,n.;
S.0Q6fS. 90. s"Pev' ranging ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
LOUISIANA.

New ORLAxs. NV .7.-P. King Cuslel
has organized Union party Of Louisianis
which promulgates the platform of univer
sal suffrage, universal amnesty, universal
education. and opposing cou6scation. Tbs
Times and the Republican have been cho-
sen as the official orgAns of the party.
All the colored schools in this city under
the control of the Freedmen's Bureau. are
turned over TO the board If public school
directors. The transfer included teachers
~ well pupils, the board agreeing 10
retain ali teachers who prove themselves
Competent upon examination
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

me Tailoring Kstahishnent ID h charge q Michael
Ueberkneeht. snee1 and experienced cntaef and IN
ehes WIN has carried q b1sbs1s in this city for The
post - years.
n you yenA nice 0roadcloths, Ca1sI1ecee. ny
nele. Tweedo, Yarn. Dlankets. Of any kinA q No.
0uods h0nsslDy made. md q low prices, eau
eDo0x ISLAND WOOl11 MILF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

Pf,TsBunaH, Pa. Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny are rejoicing
over the New York election by firing one
hundred guns this evening.
An oil refinery near this city was totally
destroyed by fire last night. The entire
works with 800 barrels Of oil. and 5000
empty barrels were destro, ed. The assist
ant foreman. Harry Cook. WAS burned to
death. and man named BRADY injured.
Loss eho ,cVO no insurance. Origin Of the
frc not known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Oct. The Board of Health
met 10 day, and passed a resolution tina, the
yellow lever no longer exists here, inviting
refugees IN return.
NASHVILLE. Nov The Senate 10 day
reconstructed the bill prohibiting distinction
OIL color by railroads in the conveyance OF
passengers A motion tn amend by rcaui-
ring The railroad companies 10 provlGe car
especially Tor cologed persons was carried
Judge Jno. J Bower. was buried this o. m.
none oil the courts are in session.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

WAsniSoros. Nov. S.-The Assistant
Secretary OF the Interior hes decided rsla-
tive to the provisions Of the act Of June 9Th,
1866, which gives pension to the depend
ent fathers Of soldiers and ssilofs who died
Of dissasss incurred Or Wounds o. Injuries
received in tbe line Of duty il the service Of
tho United States, that when the mother
survives the soldier, che father cannot
claim, under the law, the pension.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-The Democratic ma
jority in THE State will reach nearly z0, OO0s
So. Marys county gives ! .oie Democratic
votes and 80 Republican. -
Chssles county gives 1899 Democratic
votes and Z Republican.
Colvert county gives $50 Democratic
votes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
JRFY YOUR BLOOD
4 nurlcy's Darsaparilla.

II 1e seneolsenhst have been discovered du.
oouu he present 80 Tor the thoueand Ills that c.h
NJ II, 90. none toet eQual this wonderful pr~parn.
only TEN yeers have elapsed siucc the dircoy-
Senofeo sPsas oeeAoc IN rtudling experiments.
secting ~ arst Introduced Il 10 The pnbl,
60 he's already recoxn aed by the so-t eminent
,,n, IN all parta OF the COUNTRY 10 h. M N, :,
luz and effective remedy FOR certain ,li.e,ses
Judeoh they have know ledge
fhsr ompounde az SsruJ.s of Ills root have
TnR tailed 10 comm anu the don al The Ess-
rausc cn being tested. ,hsy have been fonud
elcct1rI ncAtuus inrrcdel H. which rsuiral ne tho
scss OF the SarsAparilia. and uftrrtm.. In
convex health u The patiru. Nisnot - with auf-
..th~ pare sad genuine extrao, o, the root.
Z. % trial, b. fourd 10 .tisc, CERTAIN ana
vtrgsutarc OF tho following com plants and dises
AiuSan
q o. the Bones. isbituai.. Cos.iveness
TAGfA, = 50 ~6ols.. III. =. iney,, n,spep-
day man .eP..sE,o pi:ss:as esaI n,,er
CAteetk compliant. Indigestion, Piles.
Preo Pulmonary Diseases. Sy-
.A-k philis, Scrsiuia or
eseP K,ngs kv,l.
mon - - Il eood Drugsists a Ciaeinnst, ana
sslsask 3AS. AUpDLk : 90, rrspr.esos.,
i. =. DAL11ORD. Ag~as,
4 4 - salv paaee - aaA
slsdss ePaT. llenI MOUSE ouRnER
Nv. Z. LlMDSAY's yEwRLhRr
~ ~ ofT1lf1 80 Bsady streets; alsc
= nney2 0lalo Cones. Lamps. Ch1naey
~. IADno impaired.
H1lAou . LINDSAY, Sole Ovoses
ynN.N eOessty RsGhts Ter slass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON. Nov. 7.-General Canbv
having suspended all municipal elections i. IS
unuerstood tue present Mayor and Council
whose time have expired will continue in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT


VI rs. Lem, June Is, 1893. !
N. Joux n Brocs. Agent Of Lallemanfsol
Rheumatism. 0out and Neuralgia aDSl(8c:
have Prescribed the above msa1l6Ssd spe-
cite, and must say that l AoSusvcr found
any remedy that carrieg ~ much certainty
Of quick and saln1nlJ cure as that has il,
al che cAsse wh1c11 have used Il.
DR G. W. PnIILiPs.
81. Lcurs, March. !. 1868.
- - LuPcn - Dear Sir - caeerfuliy
- teeeioseny y The value and efficacy
q year 8hounatie Specific. its csc having
estire1y relieved me from that distressing
mAlAdy. l.. A. BSSolsr,
~ Banker, St. Louis.
Sr. Ions, March 81, 1868.
Aux Ix,rcu. ESQ Like many Of my
>,oS..s;o. I hsv. suffered severely with
rhrumssism. and could get no permanent
r.,;ef uo,il I triei your Specific. am hap
~ 10 eev that its use in few days, rsstor-
I'd me 70 health. Signed
Can. NAus, Of Steamer wsrs.w.
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
KILLER. aftes = thorough trial, ~ innnmefsos
rslux witnsssrs. has proved itself rsf Msp'c's. -
ne .x-. Although there have been many med'clhs'
preparations brought before the public since "e ne
Introduction u Perry Davis Vegetable ram h,,''''
ana large amounts expended In Their intfoa"e"os'
The Pain Killer has continued 10 tral"y ~
m. estimation Of the world A. the beet fAihiy "eu'
ece sver te,roduced II Il 40 internal ana ehte'nh
remedy. one positive proof OF Its emrAcy -. tha
~. sale. have constantly ncr.ased ana wholly upon
go. ,ners,. The effect Of the Pain Killer upon
,..,s,,,.nt whe, taken Internally In % Cold.
-. prw.i Complaints, Cholera, Ds s-ntcry, and
,,, ,s.e,ion, Of The rJstcm. In. been truly wonder
Gel and Ia. saa for 4 a name arnonr medical prep
,.,,.,. tts, can never be forgotten Its In
removing pain. an external remedy, In cases %
pan,. prtirc.. sarss. sprnlns. cuts. stinrs Of In.
.ec,s and ether 81 -nnerng has secured for u
zach hoe, of,e-,mony. ~ an slmos, insalblc rem
sdv. thu, Il will be handed down 10 pos'eri,y
e.u,ss, medical discoveries Of the nineteenth
way.
r. MsRxprrn Dentist, ONCE No. lsa West Sixth
~. Sat. a. follows; ,s,,
n.s n. Is .s,'s ..,,,.s ~ -, ,a"a.
,.s. go ea, 's, -. ,ns 'eeses'ed
,,,s ..v,,i,v crpec,ora,ed large quantities OF
.A,.~~ ana matter During the last winner pe
r.me 20 mn Il reduced that vas confined 70 my p.a'
IN, d,,<ass vas attended with soid thi'" IN" n'ks,
.vrats Adl,rrh@a sci In. NY iienas '"""s'
vss IN the lsst ssagcs ofConsumpton' sh' "''
,,..,h,v s.t we'll was recommended 10 tV
ALIENS LUNG BAI. SAM NJ.
s,.mn,a wss shown TO me which induced me to
.s.,s . MIA. and win only add that my cough ID
s.,,,., eu,~d. and ! an nov able 20 attend to my
h.a,o~ss n usual. You're respectfully:
so,a b,.a Dealers in FAMILY Medicines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
con- N Z n EsAL.


Davenport Market Report.
uss'cs o. I'M DAvxSros& Uss,csAv.
November s 1867.
The wheat market continues dull and drocp-
ing Onions ard potatoes come in faster than
any other kind Of produce. One carload OF Oh.
ious on track brought :, cents. and car load of
potatoes brough: ss. We quote to-day
Fiora--Choice funily. wholesale. $40; re-
tail. &lo.o0. Red winter wheat, wholesale eli.
90; retail. &l2.uo.
WRGAf-el.5cvttl.e
kAaaay-ti. o9s1 sl.1e.
OAfS-45Q4S cents.
Rrs-ti. lVgi IS.
Ooaz-New. AsQt5 Tin the earl1Oid. sy0soc
Onioos-eS070c.
APrLns-A.O0 TO 500 per bill
PosAsoss-socell.0
bussss-S ogS3c. Per b.
Eees-fbRecc.
HAS-0ood Timothy $1,000 10 s,2.co; Psai-
ne IS 90 to $1,000,
CoAt-Soft delivered. 90 cents Ter bushel.--
Asshsee'te. delivered. ei6@ tls per ten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
arAre 1rEMa.

PARIS, Nov There have been serious
riots melted by the party of action In dif.
fcrent parts OF Itaiy. and paeticuIafly o.
Milan, where it was found necessary e ca !!
on, troops 70 quell the Disturbance. My
of the rioters were killed and woupfs"'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

SPxss's WINES are the pure juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be cxccllod for the invalid or con.
salcscnt. They are highly esteemed for
acrAmental purposes. N. d. Good Wine
nAkes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
BoDrhave'- Holland Bitterr,
rnVYAnEp Tpou yat

BDrhave'. Holland Bitterr,
rsxrAsSD FsoN rat
CHOICEST AND MOST GRACEFUL
TONIC AND CAEe .10NsElvE
In the Vegetable Kingdom.
This 10 not aud nntred remedy. but one
,novn f,r year, past. and used In the families Of
'loassnds Of our citizens throughout the North.
eosth. East cad West. for
PERSIA
In oil its forms.
NOR INDIGESTION,
I GOR HEARTBURN,
bOR AClDiTY,
FOR wATEkBRASu.
~ Fob HkADACAE.
FOR LOSs CT APPETITE.
FOR COSTlvENESS.
n, FOR PILES
:. PREPARED AND soLp ~
y. 4. X. SELLERS Co. Pittsburgh p.
Hal H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
MASSACNUSETT9.

sLos, Nov. T. Returns from 3l6 towns
a. nSny We whole Ssate-sive Bullock
M vuaVsf'sn Church and town house In
"s'e' sisss'' were burned last pieht.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
loucwoRTws NATIVE WINES I

Golden Wedding, Sparkling Ca
tnwba, Still Cntavba. Delaware
and Virginia Secdling- The "inesrro
shis old established House. have gained world
vide celebrity for their excellence. and In purity,
stuiy favor and boQuct they sfe unsurpassed IN the
narkst either nAuvs roassas.
rrsds supplIsd BY Langfsidt. Thods q Co.. ss pro-
pststors prices. dg2S 3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
ALABAMA.

:. NOZZLE, Nov: The Boa.a Of Health
longer an epidemic. II is safe to M; = ~. no
city now. sne
HAVANA, Nov. "A revolution has bro
Ken out IN Hayi anu against the authority
Of President Salnaye.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

FLonExcR. Nov. I'm the ensseems Mt
near Monte Kotondo the Papsl TROOPS were
oaoiy beaten until the arrival OF frcfh
troops when the tide of the battle VA
turned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

Mas. PARfixoroR INsuLTED. W bite
Mountains Of New Hampshire are evident
~ . great institut,on-very high, heavy
froats, beautiful view, four dollar dinners
but the practical eye Of . certain renowned
Drake saw those smoo, hcd-faced rocks. ard
shcrrupon adorned and variesatsd the hri-
die-ra,h to the Tip -top House with his ts-
miliA ). lS5o-A PLANTATION Bir-
rras This raised the ire Of The Mrs. Par
ungtons composing tho Legislature Of the
a. saite State. who got their wise heads 10
cc,her, ou,lawsd DR.. Drake, aud make il u
PENAL offence TO ply the artistic brush on
shcr beloved hills. Verify, tho finc arts
are At . discount in New Hampshire
Qnesy Did Drake pay them for this sren-
did ADVERTISEMENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

OWHCUSO M0Fkcte
y Telegraph Eov. q
flour-unchanged and quiet; sales Of spring
extras ranged q s.oeQs. so: suppYfines 4 2s1s
TOO 'es~
. wheat-.Firner, With fair shipping demspd :;
70. as; No. closing quiet. q ';cii
Gl1A; No. ~ .s5@i selx. es
1osn-frmsr; l.oa for No. ?, old, and &c fos
Oats--Hteady; 5sl0s4e.
Rye--Dsll Il i.2ssi.ss.
bariey--ln request; axe higher. e,o.;.s -
Ilok. ss ~
rrovisions--Aarket continues dpl,
Icst-Sold ut 90 90 for old mes.
" "rsen Seass-Entirely neglected.
l.ard--tlfa,-a sts44 aNsA4
ll1e. " ''5srs a over
Dressed Hogs-in iisA. .uunlr. r,r.;.
6.ooGs. 90. "ps!' ranging ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08
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