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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-18
CHICAGO.

CnicAGc, Feb. 1.-THE drumming match
for the championship, between Hendershott
and Nevins. came of at the Opera House last
night. The committee decided in favor Of
Hendsrshott Ncvins was dissati6sd. SAY.
ips the committee were not possessed Of
musical education, and has challenged Hen.
dershott TO a second trial, to take place
within ten days, for stake OF five hundred
Ct one Thousand dollars.
The news from ireland has created much
excitement here in f,nian circles. This
afternoon large meetings were held, at
which stirring speeches were mado by able
champions OF Irish liberty. No important
business was brought before the meetings.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The New Plymouth
church in this city was broken into last
night by some scoundrel and robbed Of
wo-kmens' tools worth $500.
The safe Of the Treasurer Of Dekalb co.,
Ind, at Auburn was blown open Saturday
night, AM $1,000 taken. No clue 10 the
robbery.
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cities Yesterday was ofthe most intense

cen. cities yesterday was ofthe most intense
character.
TIE news rom Ireland, published yester-
IA had the effect OF causing . general mi
Grafton Of Irishmen frou the upper part OF
Eve c;tv nbou, the newspaper officers and
,he headquarters of the Fcnian Brothers
hoca in Chatham street. The announce
men,s Of meetings, open air demonstrations,
military conventions, etc, published this
,nn,r;r. indicate an eafnestness OF feeling,
~ . determination TO begin . plan Of &C
49,, "a oo,eperate with the revoluti nary
party in Ireland on the part Of the Irish
men. -.
part Of Eng gland, and isabout TO inaugurate
: 90 operat.ve movement in that country on
: very extensive scale.
coner,,s will b held ters soon TO from
. new Government for tbs organization.
A call for volunteers to 60 to the inland
has been made and promptly responded to.
Money to very large amount has been sub
scr;h ed and liberal promises Of aid made to
the leaders in the shape Of arms and men,
etc.
A dispstch from Fortress Monroe says
Tts stesmer SwAtara, the weasel conveyine
Surrs,t 10 this country was sieuallsd at day.
LIGHT Yesterday Of Fortress Monroe. She
passed inside the capes and headed I'd the
Chesapeake, probably for Washington, D. c.,
direct.
A Matanzas paper Of the 9th gives the
following account Of Mr.. Stewards VOYAGE
preyious 10 his arrival at Nassau ms written
by person OF credit:
g, nom;uso continue. o,;as L,,t .h;ul.
on the same day tina, the Barcelon left there
was riot, on account Of the presence in the
river of an American steamer; for il seems
that there is some fear that the government
is in treaty with the Washington Govern
men. to cede to il some part Of the island
for example, savanna According to the
statement Of the Captain Of the Barcelon
there were several shots fred. although the
result was not known. The American
steamer Immediately left the river and an,
chored in the roads.
| Additional to the Times SAWS: Collector
Smythe testified before the Custom Huuse
Investigation Committee, regarding the evi
dence which fell into his hands. SAYS he
was approached BY woman (now believed
to be sister Of the Stenographsr. who told
him that there was important evidence A.
fecting him before the Committee. which he
could have for fifty dollars. lie declined to
have it. but she subsequently called again
offering it for fifteen dollars, and he not
thinking he was violating any rules Of the
Committee purchased it. He also states
that he was cognizant Of other parties 10
possession Of considerable portions OF the
testimony.
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main friendly. The Rome treaty Of Sep
tcmber has been, executed, whereby the
government Of the Pope has been placed in
new phase, and be is sustained by bis
own strength and the veneration Of the
great powers for the head Of the church
Europe will sustain his temporal power
against dcInasosu.s.
LoNDsS, Feb. ireland is entirely
quie' TIE chief organizer, Stsphena. is
reported there, but has not been past Too
mics Wood.
The G vernment denies the truth Of the
stories rs TO the landing Of ship loads Of
renisns a. valen,ia, but admits there is a
srious revolt at and near Killarney. TIE
telegraph wires near Nalentia wers destroys
ed for long distance, aud riot and pillaee
we're rampant. 4 coast guard policeman
was killed.
About eight hundred Fenians, command
ed By Col. UConner, have retreated TO the
hills near Killarney.
British troops have been posted at NAL
low Junction. in the county Of Cork, COM
manding the billy district.
The excitement 10 the neighborhood Is in.
tense. Many are precipititely leaving.
An ex>Unitsd States captain has been or :
rested at Killarney on suspicion Of being .
Fenian.
A large number OF marines at Plymouth
have been ordered to proceed to Ireland i'm.
mediately.
Lospox, Feb. 10, l2 N..-The telegraph
wires in the insurrectionary districts of Ire
land have been cut in all directions, and the
meagrc news received from that quarter is
suppressed by the auih' rites for pruden.
tiai reasons. A large Fenian party has
been surrounded by national troops in Too
mics Wood. The chances for escape look
exceedingly small.
The band Of 500. which retreated to the
hills near Killarney, is still at large.
The uprisics is thus confined to Kerry
and Cork counties, aud it is not believed
tina. the trouble will extend further.
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Latest News by the Atlas tic Tel.
NRFAm NH.

Latest News by the Ael0nt tie Tel.
c4raph.
PARIS, Feb. 15.-Ths Emperor Napoleon,
in speech before the Corps Legislatif, on
assembling that body, said Serious events
have happened in Europe, almost fulfilling
he great Napoleon's idea, to unite all great
homogeneous nations hitherto separated, and
which is the Only possible balance of power
in Europe. German and Italian events
have paved the way to il. Their success
cannot disturb France. | stood aloof and
helped the peace which Prussia and italy
made. without Remembering Austria.
france Was just and neutral. In another
part OF the globe We have been obliged to
employ force to redress legitimate eriev.
ances, and Ne have endeavored 10 raise an
ancient empire. The happy results at first
obtained were compromised By an insuspic.
ious concurrence Of circumstances. The
guiding idea Ct the Mexican expedition was
an elevated one-tc regeneratc people. and
implant among them ideas Of order ana
progress TO open vast outlets to our COM
mcrcc, and leave the recognition Of services
rendered to civilization to mark our path.
Such was my desire and yours But as
saon ~ the extent Of our sacrifices appeared
to exceed the interests which had called us
across the ocean, I spontaneously deter
mined upon the recall Of eur army corps,
that the Govefnhsnt Of the United States
might ce0psshsod that che want Of concil>
iation he'd smbittsed relations which, for
the welfare Of both countries, should re-
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MISSOURI.

ST. Lou. Feb. l6.-At a meeting OF the
Exec tive co nmittce appointed by the late
River Improvement convention held yester>
day, Mr.. Charles H. Tucker, Of this city, in
the chair ms President Of the convention,
reported that he had appointed the sub com
mittse Of Eve rs follows: Meesrs +. o.
Stonard, James Brown, +. W. Fox, q. w.
Bacon, and j. +. Griffith, all Of st. Louis,
and the President Of the convention, ex Off
clio, as officer. A member of the committee
was requested to receive and take charge Of
the communications to Illinois. It was or
dsred that for the purpose Of concentrating
the future statistics and information that all
pertaining to the Ohio river should he col
lectod through Theodore Cook. at Cincin
natl all relating to the Lower Mississippi,
and the balize through Theodore Buddict,
at New Orleans and oil pertaining to the
Mississippi above Cairo, through Charles L.
Tucker, Of st. Louis, where they shall be
combined together with those from Cincin>
natl and New Orleans. 1t is further order
ed that the parties in each division as named
above be requested to communicate infor-
nation pertinent to the subject to their
respective points indicated. The following
resolution was also adopted:
hesolred, That the memorial to Congress
to be prepared by the committee ct St. Louis,
shall embrace the general propositions con-
tanned in the resolutions adopted by the
Convention, and none other. That the del
egates to the Convention be requested 70
present to their respective boards Of trade,
chamber Of commerce or other commercial
organizations the proceedings and resolu
tons Of the Convention for the purpose u
securing an endorsement by such bodies Of
the action Of the Convention which endorse
mcnt is to be also speedily forwarded by
their respective bodies to their representa-
tives in Congress from their several States !;
that the Subcommittee At St. Louis be re-
quested to prepare their memorial to Con-
gress immediately, with such statistics IS
they are able to gather, and TO send the same
to the present Congress as soon rs they are
prepared, BY such competent person or per
sons ms they shall select, whose duty It shall
be to endeavor to secure in the appropriation
bill now before Congress the amounts ncces
sary to accomplish the objects named in
the memorial; that the committee on msmo>
rial be requested 10 send TO the various
Boards Of Trade and Chambers Of Com
merce, . copy Of the memorial and proceed
ings Of this Convention and request that
such Boards Of Trade or Chambers OF Com
merce designate suitable person 70 visit
Washington to urge upon Congress the ap>
propristions necessary to carry out the re-
Communications.
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ca ID. yis.u if 10, qalie Geac rscq.e re ssi to
b. fo.nl who t'irl ,hut hralh is promoted y tsie.
ton was tAer, cvt- such fi.o iasiei Nam =
the grand ar'aror'' Of disease. and TIE dep r'Tfs
propoec Srcs,raie Mature in order, one might up
pos To rlye .he enemy double ehin'e a. se ''' :"
the patent, The tfae practice is 10 - m s'f@'e tue
vital powers As TO render them an o'er"A'oh o' tne
elements Of dis,asc This can be done with HOS
THl-rrR.s STOMACH BiTrERs. Oh ell vegetable
tonic, they are the nosi powerful and the most GO
p,al A,,hI- seasen. when even the strongest argsn
.atons are liable to be affected BY the alterations Of
stringent cold and malarious moisture this isssins
Bile protective medicine is especially needed Persons
preilsposed to bIisusness, dyspepsia, constipation.
ssver. any Of the complaints which
cold weather 'upssinduces or sgssvases should take
nseaulariy throughout the Winter and Spring monihs
II 10 absolutely pure and harmless.
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DAVlEl. GOULD.
NNruOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
Furmiemrc. Carpets. OIL Cloths,
Mate. Rage, Window
shades, &c.
mchaAdM East SccsAnd Street. COR Pessy
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Clncinnnsa market.

C10Ctmm001 V106Aeus
CrxcunAri, Feb. IS.
Flour Unchanged. add but little done u e.
Wheat--Unch ang.d, No. Winter eSso. !,
Corn-Unchanged NJ. 81 in elevator, and
- in sacks.
ats-unchanged,
Rye Unchanged. at l.ss for No. !.
Barley-Unchaneed.
Cotton-Held n ore firmly At SOC for mid but
there is no improvement in the market.
Whiskv-Stcady al sass.
Provisions-Dall and holders more a1xious 70
reslize. closing rather heavy.
Pork-Ness sold o. tso.0o0ao %. to limited
extent.
Bulk Neats--Dull and NO demand OF eonse-
que1ce. At 1l1@sk for loose.
Lard-Dull q ixc,
Clover Seed-Ss. s0ns.00.
Timothy Seed-oA6I.
Buttef-6teady.
Chesse-6teedy.
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Purchasers ean zee how suit Of furniture will
appear in their house. end can from these rooms.
make better selection thaa they ean from fur
niture promiscupusly placed in large warefooms.
dec22. d3m
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Farm, for Sale or Rent.

AOl ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND BE-
4Za ING pert Of Ne old 'JacAson Farm |"
situated about squaftsf Of . mile sorth Of 'Oak-
dale Csmstry" ssd the "Orphan's Home. -
Well adapted for
City Market Garden.
II mot sold By March LIT next. i will be =
rent for term Of Eve years for cash only.
JOHN L. SwlTS CO..
Real Estate Agents.
Davenport Feb, Z. 1857 .dtf
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Nsv YoaG, Feb. Is.
Cotton-Quiet and steady.
a, s"r and ioGlsc o.sI ;, 80 for Round
Hoop Ohie.
Wheat-Dull and ease lower.
BArlsy-Dull aud heavy.
Corn.shsde frner, At tl.s'4ilo in store.
aad &l.lo@l.ll3 afloat.
Oats -l@sc lower, Il ss@6sc FOR western ana
Pork-Duli and nav. ct GO. 0ea2o.7s for
new; closing at 90. IS ls.saels.'S for old.
Lard-Unchaneed.
Dressed HogssDarl.
Buttef-Dufl
Whisky-Quiet and steady, At 2ss9zaS IN
bond.
Petrolem-Stesdy.
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NAfK hIN'ENN FTH IOWA tAFNTaf,
HAVING BEtr LNGAGfD IN TilnsrRAC
HI tce Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TWENTY yivg YrAns ~ rms Sr,Tr. has pefmnn-
entity located IN tins city md offers his proies-
stonal services 20 the citizens OF Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes by his long experience with
the diseases of the climate, 10 merit aud receive
portion OF public patronage
''ce corner OF Third aud brady, over Lind.
ssss .ewelry Store, residence III what Was for
mesly known ~ The Fulton House. ON Water
street above the bridge jene37 DIT
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yleODra. 4CCKosE y BEAN.
(ARPEyTERS AND BUILDERS, ON
~ Brady, between sixth end Ssventh streets,
solicit share Of the patronage Of the people
Long experience In building warrant 10 In
psomising entire satisfassioa - I'll Who favor -
with their patronage.
Plaus and sssi00tes fos eli hinas Of Buildine
Aatssials furnasAsd psonplly - q seasoaab1e
prices.
feb 2 dr.. MUCK19 4 08AN.
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LoUIsvlLL
0ALENs' HEAD DlsPENSARl

ESTABLISHED 1850, AND CHARTERED.
Has just published the "YoUTn~ MANUAL,
containing $50 Pages and 100 Illustrations the An
stomy and Physiology Of the Sexual organs Of both
Sexes. In health and disease with n Treatise ON Sex
nal Diseases. including Self Abufe. Private Diseases,
Female Complaints. DC. with new methods Of treat.
msnt. intended az guide for Married aid single
Sent under seal to any address, Itice Il.
Those afflicted with Hernia, Deafness Flstula. Piles
Nocturnal Emmiss!ons or Var'cocele, by enclosing
etamp will receive price let of rev remedies
for these diseases.
THE ELECTRO MAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Those desiring TO limit their offspring enclose q
stamp for Pamphlet containing engravibas and ex
plantations Of the above preventive. with essay on
the subject 81 prevention All correspondence conn.
Dental. Address oil letters TO j. ). WILLIAMS,
anz20-dly Drawer 2i5. Louisville, Ky.
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TIlE FL. q % Z: y az:
SEWING MACHINE
SEWING: machine

WIN do cnsily all family and tailoring work
ard the same machine. They ere strong and Smelly
luishcd--thcr motions are all positive there
springs ret out ~ order while for strength. dusa-
billy and beauty Of dcsignh will bear, and inviic
Comparison with any other machines.
sa5 Applications Tor Agency should enclose
a'aiufa. dcc2s-dtf
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~ C'nA CoNsuA FAioS' s"e s'r'e" mus
prepared 40 that the lunss viii heal TO accomplish
This the liver md stomach must fret be ecsnsed and
.,...,,,, -, a., 30, a. hoIcsome food, which
al afpeute Sfehioo '"I R"oi ""' ,, -, -,
hy these medicines VIII be digestcH soou
'',,' .,,.s uaxnIg,kE pIIIs e,e.n,e Inc
lion 81 ihN ~ =" 10 ~
ttotac Of all bilious or mucous aceumnlations; and
h usins the Sea Weed Tonic In connection, the mp
petite Is restored
ttHENtk'S PULhONIC S1hi l. nutritious
well medicinal and, by using the three remedies
,,h..o,o h,,s ,,,.,. ,,,,c, an ,e,,i IN si...s.
""'.so"' 'i'o" ''"us' ""'N' va ~ -.
II PATIENTS WIN take these medicines ncooraih. % Oh
reciisns ousuu,on very frequently ia IT, last stag
a. Ian, :, MA. .o,t., ,r.ro ,h. I'm. ~.
st'Ns ''''"s ~ w" - ~
q-ehtiy, - clcEisr tie Ever ana stomach. ~ Goes
10; follow that because the bowels not cusilAc
.y mrs nat r,,,uirca for sorliimc. in diar,hua they
-. IN,
ut" heecfHafy- Ahe r'"""en ihur' DC Aei' he"'-'s
and an appetite created TO allow the Pulmonc syrup
Il, net nm m, ,.nlr.,ory orcans rropcrlv md allay
m, ,,,i,s,inn rhco ,,i ,ha, ,caa,ea 10 perform
A"j "i'a'"n' 1'"n va ''"' % ~ f "
permanent cure H. TO prevent .ik'ns coid- hAe'.se
about HE rooms =. much ns possbe eat all tue reh'
cs food fat meat. game. and. In fact any thing the
annette .rayss hu, be particular and mastca,e we'll
stmo-rb2iy
ks0yal Havana Lottery Oh NuDos
toaductei by The Spanish Gorernmenf.
sa,p 900 IN tSOI ID DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prize. cashed and Information furnished, the ieh-
eat rates paid for Doub lo.,fs and all kinds OF Gold
ana silver: a!s 20 for all Government Securities
TAYLOR a. co, Bankers
maysi-diy IL wall ST. New York.
20 nrsxSr- In t,nily remove. Pain, and Grease
ARK ANSAS HEARD FROM
Srosy PoiSr, White co. Ark, May %, 90
LOUISVILLE purchasing irngr aud got some oil yonr
,naism for soms time, commenced on tho Bitters,
r.. VINO naa ocn IN neu neai.h, Uiea thein ana ne
Indeed H.. Csa,nn Hi,t., Ia srnr 80 ".. ',.r
la,isv in mt s.,,sm.,t tL,,.,, ala ~ -,
,,,.,,,,, - -. ,,,at,.,,- a.. sr ~ - ~
your cedtoh bitcr. aid Sarsapaitiia ship me via
G. H. WAiiikn
hArhAH on LETTER IRON fn"smEsos Ala.
u. I,,x Mr., .,o e. -, ~.
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s,ls. y. YOUMANs,

ID IYSfCIAN AND SURGEON Office, cor.
Il I'd aud brady Streets, under Streeper 4
bay lies store. Residence on 18th o., bet. Ira
DIV and Main. oot8d dit al
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nunLEY'SfP0PulaR WORM CANDY.

As this 10 sea'N specific for Worms. and the best
and most palatable form to give 10 children Il II not
suspsisng that IL fast taking place Of all other pre-
porati0ns for wofme-it being tastelsss. any child
will take H. nuu26dAwlv
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Miss. =. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO. -FARRAND'S BLK. sd FLOOR
DuOTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL OR
l. Water Colors, or India Ink. on plain or
albumeniIcd paper. Particular attention paid
% copies.
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JAS. A. HIGH,

rHOPRlkJOM or rms
Harrison street livery stable.
2E0 HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
62 Front and Second 11OrSeD Z
CarrlaGes, Of the best quality. 70 let st 81
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
and boarded at reasonable charges. lmyls-oly
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uURLEY'S. STOMACH BlTTERS.

For debility. loss Ofappetite. weakness. indy
dyspepsia. want OF action Of the LIVER disosdercd
stomach. There areno Btters that can compare with
theee In removing plants. For sale
be had at any drug store In the United statss
or nom the provretorr. Louisville. KY. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets to whom ell orders should
be addressed.
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JOSEPH BURNETp& CO.,

Sole Proprietors, Boston, Mass
Sold Al wholesale In Chicago, by FULLER. FINCH
& FULLER: BuRNIlAMS j. VAN SCHAACk !:
LORD 4 SMITH; SMITH DWYER }. II.
REED A CO; CllAS. q. SMITH; DlETZSCH
BLOCKI CO.; II. q. SCOvlL: W. ID. HARRIS
CO.. POST BADEAu. and by druggists and
dealers generally.
1.-THE LATE STATE FAIR"
ITO Joseph Burnett 1 Co., Boston, was
awarded First Prize for Cooking Extracts,
land First Prize for Toilet Articles.
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'VHVtes VS IIeuItHy UTOWtu
"Cnequaled among the preparations Of American
chemists. True Flag. Boston.
1.-The lsdics of household ndorse 1. as unrival-
ed."-llOme Journal
'Enjoys the highest reputation among the ladies'"
Louisville Journal.
'Desei vedly popular. Cincinnati Commercial.
us fully established a. OF high order."-Chicago
Tribune.
Important auxiliary to a lady's et"-Wash
ington Chronicle.
''Of approved usefulness all that II processes To
be "-Phliadelphia Bulletin
The best preparation of i's kind extant Sears
National Review.
Remarkable for delicacy, freshness and purity
Christian Guardian, Toronto.
1--WE heartily recommend II 10 all our readers -
Lesle's Family Magazine N. Y
"Oncc used, 1t recommends itselE"-Chrisan
Freeman, Boston.
.Burneus reputation IL sufficient guarantee Of
the excellence u his preparations Boston Journal
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CoMM ERClAL.
Davenport Market Report.
OsyIcx or ,nx DAvnxYoRs DsuocaAs,
February Is 1867.

FLocR.-S7AfR-
Retail bulk CLIO.
% Sacks, paper, !!ell.6o
Dbl. el2l6.
Wholesale 4Octs per bbl.less.
Com MnAL.-No. l, per bushel. s1hcts
wnsAr.-No. !, t2.oo@t2.o5. No. ., else
@e200
CORN.-85c.
Oars. 40c.
BARLnv.-30@s SOC.
PofAsOss-60@75c.
TunxlPs.-l7c per so lbs.
APPLEs.-e4 50 per Dbl
Busrsa -sb@2ec.
E0os.-26@2sc
HAy.-el2.oe.
livered, 2oc.
WooD.-e7@s5.
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;Sgsaypx A. ygSSRTOy.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
Ii Frs, Paper hangers. Glsriers, nc. shop
corner Main and Fifth sts mch23-dlvs,
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Chicaxo Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Feb. Is.
Flour = Dull and dropping; sales light, q
e.so@l0.75 for spring extra; &l2.So@l4.s5 for
winter extra, and d ,ss@s.5o for spring SUPER
fine
wheat-Dull, and lc. lower No. ! spring
esl5@2.2o; No. . spring, l.s5}1@l-s7's; clos
ing st l.s6l..
Corn = Steady, but quiet; sales Of No. ! at
sl@s2}1c rejected At 55956; closing u SIG
s29 and rejected at 55iz. ~
:, Oats = Dull and neglected, At 4o@AoAc. for
Rye-Quiet. a, ssc. for fresh receipts Of No. 1:
Barley-Inactive, at 65 for No. 2, and rejected
at axe.
Timothy Seed = In good supply. at ~ osG
S.1o.
Provisicns-pu!l.
Mess Pork-sl .5o@ls75 Pumps $500.
Lard-ll1s@
Dressed hoys-firm and steady; sales Of ts4o
as. and closing At &7.4o@..7c, dividing on
so lbs.
Live Hogs Receipts to oo'ssoo head de-
mand good BY packers.
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nURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA,
Medicine. stands unrivalled. removes all impurities
from the blood and gives health and strength to the
system. HURLEY. RUDOLF & CO..
Projectors. Louisville. Ky.
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PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.

Bsruye Of Worthless limitations
u All unauthorized use Of our trade marks will
be promptly prosecuted.
1nSCpu RtypNET1p L. M
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t0nductfI On Tie Spdnish GoreTHnfnf.
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