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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

many months past, and considerations OF
public interest viii prevail with me to hold
II till the assembling OF Congress-
In view of President Johnson's denial that
he ever saw the Recommendation to mercy
in the case Of Mrs. Surrs;t, Mr.. Pierfepons,
in his argument, stated on the authority OF
the Judge Advocate General that il was be.
fore the President when he signed the war.
rant. and that be had . conversation with
the Judge Advocate General upon the SUBJ
ject.
Gen. Rousseau has been called to Wash>
ington and it is thought by some tina, he will
super cede Sheridan.
A SPECIAL from LaSalle says No change
has taken place to day in the position Of
the strikers. Many Of them have large
families. and quite number ase living in
shantiss owned 10y the companies, which
they are attempting 70 control. In many
cases their wives and children are nearly
naked, and not . few are now subsidipg on
. short allowance Of the plainest quality Of
eatibles Contributions are received from
similar organizations elsew here, but these
are by no means sufficient to meet the re.
qurements Of those who are in need. There
are nearly 400 strikers. and as many more
out Of work whose employ men: depends en-
tirely upon the operations of the miners.
Should the contest end disastrously to the
Union, many merchants here will be ruined.
They have given men goods on credit under
the belief that they would succeed. Some
establishments, it is said, have accounts
which aggregate 5000 and a, 600 against
the strikers. All such must inevitably fall
beneath the blow which the loss will entail.
Fairbank, Peck & Co g oil refinery, situ>
ated in the vicinity of bridgeport, was to-
tally Consumed by fire this morning Loss
estimated at $l50.0oo; insurance, & O5. 900.
About So 600 worth Of cord wood AID lum.
Der, belonging to Thos. Ciahan, was also
destroyed. The disaster will throw about
1870 hands out Of employment
A pork packer named Edward White, OF
Milwaukee, has been arrested for selling,
last spring, $4,000 worth Of what purport
ed to be pork and lard, but which proves Ia
be bsrrels filled with sand.
The ceremony of laying the corner stone
Of the new Methodist Church, in Geneseo
took place yesterday. by Steward Lodge oil
Free Masons, assisted by large delegation
from Lodges in Rock Island, Peru, Prince
ton, Davenport, and other towns.
A man calling himself Farley, whose sea
name 10 E. S. Piper. WAS arrested in Madi
son yesterday, charged with swindling sun
dry banks in Iowa and Vermont, on forRet
Taper, 10 the amount Of $4,000.
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WASHINGTON.

WssHiNGroN, August 6.-OGlcial state
mep'- az the public dett IN 10 August 1T
slows the following:
Boating coin interest fi6,. 800. go. so
bearing CURE ncy interest, 1913 .9ii ,sj5. ma.
tuTca DEBT not presertable for payment
Sl5. 636,Sl5 81; d,jDt h, airing no interest
500 lGi sol, fractional currency, i2S, 55.. :
s2s. -; gold certificates of deposit. 1874,
$1,000, total debt, 50 GS6, $50 s95 40.
Amount in Treasury coin, $lu2, 300, Ia: cur
rency, $12,t1t,2 200 3S; tue amount of debt
less cash in Treasury, has decreased, 81 800
jl9.as: debt bearing coin interest, increased
sc, 262 100, while that bearing currency
interest is decreased, $50, 126.9i0; the ma
tured debt not presentsble for payment
has increased 1923. 1880 the debt bear
ing no interest. decreased, si,sl4,25s a
amount in Treasury in coin, since June 1st
increased. 50. l46, .i6 80 and the amount in
currency less than that exhibited in the ssl
statement. s9l9, $500.
Mr. Pierpont concluded for the prosecu
ton in the Surratt case to day.
The Stonewall has been placed in com.
mission and the japanese flag displayed af,
and the Union flag from the fore. She has
been hauled out into the stream and will
probably leave this week for Japan. Capt
Brown takes out with him magnificer
gold chronometcr, made in this city for the
President, which is to be presented to the
Tycoon of Japan Also u magnificent sill
yer mounted album, very large, filled with
photographs OF the late Ppresidcnt Lincoln
President johnson, and Cabinet, and nun.
Der of statesmen, military heroes and scien
tific men.
Chief Justice Carter. sitting in equity, has
given decree on motion, to dissolve the in.
junction restraining deft from Withdrawing
certain funds standing to bis credit in the
Treasury of the United States. The com
plainant had advanced the responder,
VI, 600 for the purpose Of prosecuting a
claim, and in consideration respondent as
signed to him five thousand dollars out OF
the claim when recovered. The court held
that while the ore thousand dollars
advanced at such risk rs to justify much
larger profit on the advance than the legal
interest. He did not justify SO large prof,
AS the 400 per cent. involved in the S.. 600
and he accordingly gave q decree in favor
OF the complainant for 1000, with interes,
on 81 600 from the date of the advance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

The London Star states that France Is
uryipr mon Austria 10 demand Of Prussia
the fui6llment Of article ) Of the treaty Of
Prague, rs to Schlcswig
Some of the Austrian papers deny this,
bu. there is evidence that France is leaving
M stone un,urned to secure the co-opers.
ton of Austria in the coming war with
In The House of Commons Sir Colman
o,Ianab,in drew attention TO the condition
Of Ireland. He showed the evils under
which that country is laboring and con.
tended that the government made no effort
10 remove them.
course of which several Tory n : rs
made specches. by the reading Of VIII, one
would sunpose that Ireland was the happiest
country in the world
Mr. Mcguire declared that the legislative
neglect Of Ireland has caused the bitterest
possible feelings against this country in the
The Chancellor of the Ezchequer agreed
,ha, the ssate of Ireland was most unsatis.
factory, Lut that they arose not from any
acts OF the present OF last government, but
from effects of exterior agency. He pro.
ceeded TO declare that the governments ef.
for,s nj LEGISLATION for Ireland had met with
no suprort, and he held out no hopes of
more being done.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The steamship
Russia brings advices of July 2Sth.
Empress Eugene returned to France
on the Gath.
The raft Nonpariel reached Southampton
with thirty gallons of water to spare and
was obliged 10 lay to seven times from
stress Of weather. The captai1 was poorly
two days during the voyage. otherwise the
crew Was in perfect health. The raft kept
water tight all the way.
Francis Joseph is reported to have de
clared, on hearing Of the execution OF Maxi
milan, that he would never again sipu A
death warrant
Zeidler's correspondence maintains that
despite the armament going on in France
the policy OF the FreDch government has
net taken UP decided ground in sny pasticu.
lar direction.
Paris correspondence of the Pail Nall
Gazette says the French ambassador at
Berlin has been 70 dtmsnd an explanation
of calling out the Hessian contingent
Of 81. 600 which was not to be assembled
till next year.
The London morning Post dec ares there
IL no present cause to tear any stulbance
Of the peace. The true cause Of the gener-
al distrust 10 the resolving of the French
army TO what is called its normal footing.
France Is agitated on finding she is no lon
ger the fsst military power Of Europe.
Apart from the uueatiness eneehdered by
the psscsut,one Of or neighbour. there Is
- yet no single queaaion upon which IN
angry dispute exisle, 0s upon which Quas.
Sel could b a3ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

| CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The base ball match
to come Oft To morrow near Lake and Ann
streets, between the Reporters nine and the
rnters nine, promises to be rather a rich
affair. None of the players are practically
acquainted with the game.
The man Curtis. reported to have pois
oned himself, appears TO lave been chi, fly
drunk
CHICAGO. August THE fire at 50 Ran :
dolph street last night was occasioned BY
quantity Of benzine becoming ignited BY
the earelessncss Of young man, who
dropped lighted match upon the floor.
which was saturated with the inhammable
substance. For half An hour the benziue
burned very lively, notwithstanding The
great quantities Of water poured on it. The
benzinc would burn floating on the water.
Explosions repeatedly took place, which
created considerable excitement. No one
was severely hurt. BY exertions Of the
firemen the flames we're confined to the ben.
zine, and when tiat was finally burned the
danger was over. Less rot over $4,000 or
$4,000.
Mr.. Allen Dunlap, Of Racine, was res
ieved Of a valuable gold watch, by pick.
pocket.
Stories about sea serpent havc recently
been sg.tsting the people. The Milwaukee
Tribune announces that the monster has
sbeen seen near Chicago, % Michigan City,
and other points along the lake. II 10 des
crbed Is . most frightfui nondescript, Of
huge proportions.
Lsborers died yesterday from the effects
oil kun stroke.
Washington special says: The fol>
owing 70 the correspondence between Pres
.aehs johnson and Mr.. Stanton concerning
the resignation Of the latter:
Mr. JOHNSON TO xa. STANTON
.C..:,-.. August 9th.
persuade me TO accept your resipns,;on n
rendered" -
This Mr.. Stanton received TO-DAY and
Immediately replied.
AR. STANTON 70 Mr.. JOHNSON.
August 9th.
Considerations q puolio intsseeU have
prevailed with ne 70 hold thle once ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

CENn IN YorR pAprRa AND MAGAZINES
~ to be bound in any etyle. It
Near Post once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

LONDON, Aug. Gin the House Of Lords
last night the amendment to the Reform
Bill increasing the basis Of ledger franchise
from ten pounds to fifteen pounds. Recon
sidered and rejected.
Before sdjourning the House of Lords
agreed TO pass the Reform Bill to its third
reading 10 night
DUBLIN, Aug. 5-Thirsy three Of the
fenians who have been on trial before the
Commission at Tipperary have been con-
victed of treason.
BERLIN, Aug. 5-Hon. Geo. Bancroft,
ambassador Of the United States to Prussia
has arrived here.
PARIS, Aug. 5.-The name Of Bishop Du-
pont is spoken of in connection with the
Papacy 1t is said his choice as successor
to Plus IN in the Papal chair will be strong
~ urged by France. whose Influence it lie
believed will largely preponderate at the
election.
II is now denied that any interview will
take place between the Emperor Napoleon
and the King oil Prussia.
VIENA, Aug. 6-Active negotiations are
going on between the Austrian government
and the Holy See for the establishment OF
a new Concordat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

GALVESTON, Aug. Eighty cases of yell
low fever is reported at Corpus Christi and
four deaths have occurred.
business is generally suspended.
Five deaths on Saturday and seven deaths
on Sunday of yellow fever occurred in Gal
weston.
The Chief of Police and DR.. Taylor. mu
steal director are dead,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07
Chicago Live stoch Market.

BY Telegraph august.
Hogs. Received TO Il NJ. 81 cars Market
opened active and strong. with an adv Of 10
C6l5c on coa,ser We lote market strong and
steady at s 6o@G.g0 ilr coarse uneven lots, and
s.so@S go for good smooth lots, o. 95@1.0 90 for
best
Ca,tle-Receired up 10 % ~. i25 cars The
The market is totally demorazed under very
heavy receipts and encouraging Eastern ad-
vices. Drovers ere compelled either to 90 on
farther, or sell al asacriice. There are no buy
ers for shipping cattle. and We quote those
grades nomiral in the following range LIST
class shipping steers, 5o@7.15. I'd class ditto,
7.25d7.5O; Sd class ditto, 6.75@1 90 butchers
stock, including fat COWS. light ,hin steers and
heifere, nay be quoted A: i.25I6 90; scallawags,
including old thin cows bulls and stage. 3 50@.
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.s0slN EsEE.n.. III. ID.

'AfE aVFHtDN 'TN IOWA tAVAiRY.
RsANtsG hEEt sAGAGHD IN TIE PkAC
tce u Medi Inc and surgery FIR the last
twenty FiyE rEARs IN TINS STAFF. has ptrmaD-
entity located N tins eiiv and offers his profes-
slonai services 70 the citizens OF Davenport and
vicinity. and ope4 hy his long ,, Renee with
the diseases OF the climate TO merit aud receive
pprtion 81 public patronage
Nhce corner 81 TAird and brady. over Lind.
sa,'s Iswciry Store. residence in what was for
moriy known as the Fulton House, on Water
street, abcve tie bridge. iuneZT dit
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DAC0TAn.

Fr SuLLr, July 24th.-Thc special Indian
commission to visit the northwestern Indian
tribes. Of which Gen. Suly is President, Is
now on ito way, BY land, down the Nilsson
Vi river en- route to Washington. They ex.
pect to reach there before the first Of Sep
femher
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt

VyERY FLEXIBLE. FOL DID A IN
when in use 10 occupy aSmdl space ma
king III. most Agreeable k'kI worn. In all
sizes ut Wholesale aud Retail by
HERIBERG. GOODMAN h GO.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN. Aug. Ga large number OF
brick layers Knocked off work because they
allege that their bosses employ more ap
prentices than the rules Of the Brick layers
Association allow. Employers decline &C.
ceedipC 10 their demands
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

Considerations u puolio inteeee0 have
provided With ne 70 hold thIe olics lor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07
JOHN ROWE,
? PRACTICAL PLUMBER.

0us UssO CsfOhH zSfpe E1lfft'.
Ne. - East I'd ST.. Davenport. 10.
prthirg Tubs, Water Ciosete, Wash f3ss,p. fess
eite. Sheet Lead Cistern Pumps, Force PumIe Chan
lelicr Brackets Drop Light Pendants, Gla.e Shades
All kinds Of Plumbing. Gas and Steam Pine Fisi,ss
1oos 70 order. All orders promptly e4ecute n cno1
0ty1P 90 q ~ roees. sn.Sts~
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Said property was conveyed to the United
States by w. II. Buchanan BY deed dated Au-
gust 18th. 1855
The Mill is . substantial Stone building with
slate roof. and has four run of burrs, driven BY
Steam power. capable Of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of tlour per day.
The distillery is . wooden building adjoining
the mill, and has sufficient capacity for running
about five hundred bushels of corn per day -
Tho steau for both distillery and mill Is furnish
ed BY too large tubular boilers recently put in
st cost Of eleven thousand dollars. There 10
Of brick. and shire proof building. intended for
bonded warehouse.
There will also be sold 1t the same time and
place, the horse barn situated upon the Deeds
lot. called-below the mill, and the Cattle
sheds. north Of the distillsry, sufficient to sta
BILE about six hundred heed of cattle.
Also the following other personal property, 10
wit
l Engine.
Flue Boilers.
Mud Drums
Lumber wsgon.
A lot Of Whisky barrels
Reaper.9
Feed Cutter.
Iron Safe
A lot Of Office furniture.
l horss.hsy Jake.
A lot Of grain sacks.
A lot Of copper pipe
lot of Iron shsfting
Several hundred cattle chsins
lot Of lumber.
The right to atop this sale al any time is re-
served to the Government.
TERMS CASH.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
aug3-dtd Collector I'd District of Iowa
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John ". CKsAts FORD,
A TTnpSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Nc. yiele's Block, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07

NvERY FLLAIBi.E. FOLDED EASILY
when lnuse "a occupy 50 all space : ma
king the most Agreeable SklRI worn. In all
.ires mt Wholcsalr AID Retail bv
q : STREEPER
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Bradlry's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.

NyEKY FLENIBLE FOLDED Sill
when n use to occupy small space ma,
king the most Agreta able SIKH worn. 10 MI
,,,e. a, Wholesale aud Retail by
e. : WHISTLER.
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ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kingston p. o.. Neehen Co.. Mimi.
April7. 90.
Ma. JonS BuLL-pear Sir: ] moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores had none o
your " orm Destroyer for sale. They are great
" needed here in Minnesota A trial j. all that
il needed to give them reputation. We can't
do without them, DO send SEINE out this way
Yours, sincerely.
ID. u. AnRowoop.
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D1a. q. ~. MINER.
N Nv Ne ~ - q, -,
nuR n. n. MYERS.

v., nENTlST. Office in FORESTS Block.
1xAx*t1$s - opposite Y. O. corner Sd and Per
,yS$kA ~ streets Has had over IL years
ALL practice IN this city. Has the com
piete aparatn. for manufacturing and administering
Nitrous Oxide Of Gas, for painless operation IN ex
tvsctipv ta..th iani2-iy
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Cincinnati Market.

Telegraph. August :.
Flour-Steady.
Wheat Less trm No. red a, 200 prime
to choice Kentucky white, 2 1902 80
Corn Advanced TO efc
Osts-Advsnced to SEC, and demand good.
Rye-Dull. at a5@gic.
Cotton Firm. a, 2si TOR mddling.
Whisky Unchanged and iirmer.
Provisions Qrei. but irmer feeling
Butter Quiet ls@ls for Ohio. 20d2l for
western reserve.
Cheese Dull
Potstoes-puli; ,he supply is inc 1cess OF the
demand; sa'es a. i.5oGz 20 per b5.
Linsted Oil So
Serious complaints are coming in regarding
the corn crop IN many places. that il has been
ruined for want Of rain, and in the best corn
il is drying up for want Of rain. Late potatoes
for the same Cause will be failure
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.
you ARE INTERESTED IN iTs CONTENTS

Middlstown. Ind. April 20. ga.
Mr. N. l.. Duplan writes: do not know
that Bulrs Worm Destroyer needs any more
recomn,e n dations than il has already attained
BY its own merits. but will state that my little
son. aged about three y-ars. was severely At
tackled last fall and winter with light rhils FOL
fosed by very high fever. throwing him into
spssms, or more properly tits, lasting from half
an hcnr to one and . half houss; at the same
time the child has very strong symptoms Of
worms. My ply stefan one Of the best IN this
part Of the country exhausted oil his skill and
The Materia Medica 10 expel the worms and en-
tirely failed 10 bring any, | thought John
Bull could do il. and gave the child the contents
of three boxes. in triple doscs. night and morn
ing, with happy results The child has not had
q spasm for over three months, aud instead of
the blonted mass that he was, he IL now we'll
and hearty John hull did ~
Yours truly,
NJ L. pVrLs
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RAIDERS Dnplex Elliptic Skirt.

VyfRY tLLNiBLE, FOLDED A siLi
when in use to occupy -nali space ms
king the most Agreeable Shihl worn. - a"
.,re-. at Wholesale and Ret al by -
ISAAC BERNEiS.
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DHs. y. yOl-uA,s.

pllNSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE s SIDE
4 sd street. ri door below Irahy with Dr Bell .
Residence ~. 81, 4th Street between Harrison aud
Mnu formerly thu Presbyterian parsouage3 ir6-
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To be distributed u, Poas Braox on
Thursday, September 20, 81.
List OF PREMIUMS.

NThis is no speculation or swiudle. II is got
ten up for no 9TH purpose Than 10 dispose OF the
PROPERTY. Each person or responsible agent will
receive Ia Certificate Of Deposit from Devore 4
Sheppard. for the mojey. One person will be
chosen. by the Stockholders. from each town
where tickets ne sold 20 the amount OF sio0 or
more - iperiutend the dran ing. thas making
each holder ofc.rtihcates sure OF t4ir chance
oucy refunded.
rcRr Byeov Ill June 18th. 81.
tilIS Is To CEkTaFi. Tha: Mr.. II. Frank
Sialnger % made arrangements with ns TO de-
pcsu al moneys received hs him for certificates
Ia our hands. aud that We have the utmost CON
hience that the caterrr So will be conducted
fairy AMI honotabiV 80 NIL concerned.
isignedl bENnRE h SHEPPARD.
bsukers. Port Byron. LII.
Tickets can be had at the principal book
stores in Rock Island. Davenpott Moline ana
Genesec, or OF the snhscriber
1t. FRANK SIrIiNGER
faft Byron. Illinois.
Money Letters may be sen; at ,ay rtsx-
All letters containing over sla please reri.,e,
H. NJ. GREENE. near City Market. Ascn, for
this city and county. ivSl -deod-&w-
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" BUCHANAN

S t e a m NJ ! |
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DiYSlcfAN AND SURGEON O.ice. cor
i 81 aud Brady Streets under Strcepcr \
Bayl store. Residence On 18th a.. bet Bra.
~ and Main ncisidtt
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T.. ii. EE.AXs,N, VI. d..
Physician nslu Surgeon.

II CONNIE riuN WITH TIE GENERAL
practice. ss'rfia atteLtlou paid u the diseases Of
e eye. he Gar, thu kidneys and tie pelvic ORGANS
oilce. Davenport, = BrsIy street. two door- South
o. The Davenport National Bank igs-du
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Da. BrLI-DeaS Sir: Ny husband. Dr.. Z. 3.
Central New York, where he died, leaving tho
above q, r, johnson 10 my care. At thirteen
years Of sge hs had chronic diarrhea snd
scrofuls, for which gave him Jour Sarsspsril-
II, II cuass MIN, haze for ten years recon-
mendsd is TO many In Contra New York, Ohio
and lowa, for scrUfuls, fever sores and general
debility, Perfect succese has attended, The
cures effected 10 some coscs Of scroiula and fever
sores were slmost miraculous, l. am very sn1-
ious for my son TO again have recourse to ysur
He il fearful Of getting sspurious
article, hence his writing 10 you Tor i, His
wounds are terrible. but l believe he will rccov-
er. Respectfully,
JexniR JenSsor
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AYE YOUR INITIALS STAMPED ON YOUR
II Note Paper and Envelopes at
IUSE GRl00S,
IS Perry Street, Davenport.
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Dle. y. II. WORs.EY.
Homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ Side Of fsady Street. near 9Th. first door
above the Christian Church oct30-d6m
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New Korix Marxcs.
BY Telegraph. August !.
Cotton-Firm %
Flour-New, dull declining snring rather
steader : 50@l0 ~ for extra State 9,lO3
II 20 for Round Hoop Ohio Clo.ed quiet.
Wneat-2@sc. better for old; opening heavy,
closing rather steader for new 10 for No
spring; POE for No. spring; as lor white
California
Corn-2@S better. l.lSlllj for new .Os@
LIZ for ussound; l.l26l.l2h for kiln dried;
l is for white western
Osts-Quiet. 'sds4 for western: VI for new
Ohio.
Pork Lower. %. sl@2s.lo fer mess.
Lard-Hesvy, l2ll@.3H.
Whiskey-Unchaneed.
Observation-Disclosures
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Bulls sarsaparil1a.
A laOOd IRemsOn for the CnpsNlM's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER

Benton Barracks, Mo, April 80, 1866,
Din, JOINS BuLL-Desr Sir Know ing the et
fcency of your Ssrsapariila. and the healing
and beneficial qualities II possesses, send you
the following statement of my case
was wounded about two years ago-was Ia
ken prisoner and conhed for sixteen month.
Being moved 50 often that my wounds have not
healed vet, I have not sat up a moment since ]
was wounded, I am shot through the hips,
Ny general health is impaired. and need some
thing TO asaist nature. ! have more faith 10
your Sarsaparills than in any thing else, !
wish that that in genuine, Please express me
half dozen bottles and ohlige
Carr. q. p. JonSsOa. st. Louie. Mo.
r, S,-The following was written April 80.
1865. BY Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother u Capt.
Johnson: