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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-10

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LoHDeS, April s.-Evsaias-It 10 now
known that Napolson. desnisg The posses
sisn Of Luxembourg Indispensable for the
security Of the French frontier, mot
long since commenced negotiations with
the King Of Holland. for the purchase Of the
Grand Duchy and its incorporation with the
French Empire but - tho fortress Of Lux
smburs is one Of the streseest fortified
tons in Europe, is held BY Prussisn gar
rsson. and the Prussisn Gevernnent, backed
by the whole Of Germany, firmly object to
the transfer Of the Duehy to France, the
King Of Holland has withdrawn fron any
further negotiation on the subject. The
/ emperor iseis.s that his proposition be car
ried out and the treaty completed. Tae ia.
tionsl pride of France has been deer "
wounded and wide anti prussan feelin g
has arisen in the country. Meanwhile bo ID
Prussia and France are making great pre- p
ssations. This threateoi or STATE Of afIai RI
10 the cause Of financial panic new existing
in London, Paris and ali the principal csa>
0ss of Europe.
Consols closed at 90} fer money; 5~sOs
Uoitsd States bonds s4}; III. Cen. Oh ares
shares Il; Erie 81.
Pans, April 9,-The Marquis Dc None.
tier has made . very csuciliatery sps, ,ch
which has greatly lesseosd the panic Of 70.
teeday.
LrvERPoeL, April 0.-Brsadstu6Hs acsi 70.
Corn firm. Barley unchanged. Prsvisi. sns
unchanged.
DUBLIN, April 9.-The trials Of Fes Ian
prisoner on charge Of treason. common, Nd
here yesterdoy. but were to-day postpei ,od
until the 22d inst.
The prisoner Massey has turned Quse A'6
evidence.
CsxsrAs11xorLE. April 9.-H. D. Blanqss,
formerly Turkish Consul General at Naples,
Porte to the United States Of America.
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mn. y. HOllMANa.

ID lYSiCIAN AND SURGEON Office, cor.
i I'd and Brady Streets. under Streeper !
hayiis~ store. Residence on ltth ST.. bot. iiss-
dy aud Main. octsd. Au
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HEAR REASON.


When garrison apprchends an attack from an
OUTSIDE enemy, what does Il do, II 1sE
"hfhscHs Thchuman systca. at this period Of the
year is becagured By morbid influences. The at
niosphcre Is fall OF them. Every change OF weather
lays the feeble open 10 their attacks. What Is 10 he
done In oiderto battle thesc unseen but ever active
ioes' srcnscnsKs TIE Dssy>crs. DO you ask how ;
The Answer Is smple-thc means within the reach Of
all: Reinforce the vital organs aud the nervous sys-
tetn with HosTEITERs BITTERs. Tone the ssom
aeh. regulate the bowels rouse the sluggish liver
cheer the spirits enrich and partly the vital current
with HosTETTER's BITTRRs That's the way to
srRxNsrurs Tnr psrrscss. and render the capitol OF
health impregnabls. II you wish to escape brious
headache intermittent, fever. indigestion, and nsr-
vons visitations-to enjoy In all its plensituds the
s'esssg Of - sound mind In . sosnd body" use this
Incompatible preventive and restorative. II pre-
serves health in Tie healthy, and renew /, in the weak
and aliDg
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WAsHlsGros, April 9.-SgsArE.-Mr.
Trurnbul introduced resolution which was
adopted, directing the Secretary Of War to
furnish the Senate with list Of the names
Of the volunteer officers Cow in the service
Of the Government their rank and partcu-
lar duties assigned to them that be may
inform the Senate under what law they are
retained, and whether some Of them may
not Be dispensed with without dstYinent TO
the public service.
NJ. Thayer said il would be rseollseted
that during the last session Of the Thirty>
ninth Congress, the Senator from Ohio
(Wads) offered resolution making inquiry
Of the President Of the United States in re-
gard = the absence Of Alexander Cum.
niBgs, Govssnos Of Colorado, frem that ter
r,tory and hsv ieog be had been absent.
That resolution vs. modified before il PASS
cd, to call for inlormasien regarding the alb
senee Of other Territorial officers from their
posts. Mr.. Thsyss would now inquire
whether any response has yet been received
TO that resolution.
The Char replied that no reply had been
received
Mr.. Thayes offered resolution that the
President be requested to inform the Senate
whom Alexander Cuamings was appointed
Governor Of Colorado Territory how much
Of The tune said Cummings had been absent
from the Territory since his appointment
aad whether by permission or without per
mission and whether on public business
or not; and whether his salary had been
| paid to him during his ABSENCE or not and
how much has been paid him ~ salary for
the time he had been absent
LIZ. Thayer said no had been informed by
gentlemen who had an opportunity Of
knowing the facts, that Governor Cum.
nngs, who Vas appointed Governor lest
thsa two years ago, had been absent from
the TsrSitssy most Of that time. He VA
now absent, having been here some foul
months. He, therefore, regarded u duty
70 bring the case to the notice Of the Sen
ate. He knew Judges Of Territories to BE-
absent year after year, aud 60 out to them
now and then, as 1t were, on pleasure
trips. Such absences have become &C
habitual ~ 10 require the intevposition o
Congress.
Mr.. Buckalew desired the resolution Ia
60 over till tomorrow. lie should regret d
have the resolution passed and the Senate
adj0ui without n response from the Prssi'
dent, and with the er parte ststement o
the Senate before the country There
were explanations4 hat eeuld be given 90 fal
% Gov. Cummings present absence Wal
concerned
The chair said il objection vas made Il
The consideration Of the resolution, it woulc
90 over.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The Governor refuses
20 appoint Commissioners to locate sci
busid penitentisry in Southern Illinois or
the grounds that the law requires that they
shall De confirmed by the Senate, and as the
Legislature adjourned before tho name.
could be sent in. be declares tina. he has no
power TO appoint them.
An Immense vein Of coal has been dis
covered near Lincoln, Illinois. The
depth OF the mine is l05 feet from
tue sur.a o.
later report from Springfield gives the
Democrats the city for Mayor and Alder,
men. and the Redublicans . Aldermen and
the City Clerk.
Mendota,-the first election under. =
city charter has gone for the temperance
ticket.
CHICAGO, Apsl 10.-Ths Republican con
venticn met yesterday afternoon for the
nomination Of Candidates for city Offices
The meeting was entirely harmonious. and
put our popular Mayor On the track for an
other term by exclamation.
The candidate for City Atlsrnsl. General
Hasbrouch Davis. was nominated by accla :
NATION.
The following are the persons nominated
for election John X. Rice for Mayor, w.
T. Wentworth for Treasurer, General Has
brouch Davis for City Attorney, Geo. Van
lIollen Tor City Collector.
The Stewart divorce case has been finatlv
I disposed Of by the granting Of divorce u
Mrs. Stewart. Mr. Stewart did not appear
considering himself fully justified by the
resu. of the first trial.
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after three
o'clock a story of u fearful murder was cir.
culatei, and as murderess the name Of Mary
Brsnegsn. passed from mouth 10 mouth
The police were informed that u child Of
Michael kavanagh, next door neighbor &c
Mary Branagan, who resides No. 179, Twsn
ty-first street, had mysteriously disappeared
aud was last seen in the vicinity Of tn,
house engaged in play with several othel
children. A descent WINS Immediately saad'
on the horse Of the woman and after grea
difficulty, the inmate thereof was captured
and TAX n 20 the police station. II appear
that the little girl, who was only four or fiv,
years Of age had ventured to return answer
to angry threats Of Mrs Branagan, who va.
standing in the doorway, and said 10 tn,
children that IL they did not move away sh,
would send them to hell.
Eutayeu u ue cviuebt spiIt cvinceo Uy
the child the woman dashed her down th
steps and grasping her by the neck pushed
her into the house and through the hall wal
into the back yard. where she mescilesslJ
threw her into = barrel Of wateS-oftel
holding the poor little creature in the waite
for about ten minutes. The female Gen,
closed the barrel doubtless with the inteu
I. N Of prrtially covering up her atroeiou
crime. One or two other children narrowl,
escaped the same fate.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

EAsros, April 9.-St. Bernardo Catholi,
Church took fire this P. NJ, and was totally
destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
There WAS very large FIRE At Wilksns>
barre this A. N. II is reported that the
whole Of Market street, from the Court
House 20 ths bridge, is IN ruins.
TIrusviLLH, April The event of the
day here is the celebration Of Lees surrsn
der to Grant. in which all the honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors in this city and
vicinity participated. There were bonfipes
and determinations, and great enthusiasm
manifested. Over go veterans Of the war
parsook ola banquet at the Bush House,
where toasts and speeches were the cen
Guiding exercises Of the evening.
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a. 7sIy...Ess,

- - GRADY STREET. BELOW SEQ.
I'd prd Keeps censsautly ON hand aud aakes
- TO older
Dents, xs0ys' and Childrcn. .
CLOTHING Otihe best material and in a manner
that cannot FAIL 10 give sstiwfsci,on. l.i-era
patronage respectfully collected. Imy2l dly
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LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, April S.-The crcvassss
in the levee at Baton. Rouge are beyond con,
troll and all attempts TO close them have
been abandoned.
The sugar crops in this State are ruined
for the season.
The Morelgs crevasses have completely
inundated the Black river country, the nost
productive cotton region in the Southern
States.
Tho Frsedmen's settlement, known q
Desota, has been overflown By il and eighty
freedmen persisted IN the wster despite al
attempts TO save them from their hopeless
fnta
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DELAWARE.

WlLnlNeroS, April 9.-Gov. Salisbury
has appointed Jas. A. BaYard Of Whining
ton, United States Senator . Oil the vacan>
q caused By the death Of Senator Riddle.
He will take his seat ~ once.
Senator Salisbury passed through this
city last Right on his way home. II he re-
siges he will probably Do succeeded BY bic
brother, now Governor.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM
SRsrsuuuaAl o. nuDscA Al mrs.


BroSylPosRs. white co. ARK. II Msy ~. ~.
d.. joins BClL-Deas Sir: Last February was In
LOu1svalls purchasing dfuas and ] sos come Ut your
0afsspasills and Cedfon Bitter. Ny sonin-lsw Who
VS. with me In the store had been down with sheu
motism Tor s"ms time. commenced on the Bitseee,
and soon found his general health improved. Dr..
0ist who had been In bad health tried thsm ana be
slso Improved DR.. Coffee, who had teeh In bad
health fos eevesa yeafs- stomach and liver affected
be Improved very much By the use Of your BAtess
Indeed the CeefOn Bttcss has given you gsea popo-
lastsy IN THE sstelemsAt. think could sell great
quantity Of your medicines this peeiniiy oi
yoos Cedfon Bltters and Ssssapasila ship ne via
Memphis. care Mckett & Nicely. Respectfully
G. H. WALLER
ExTnAcr OF LErKn PROM PnosipKsoH, Ala
May 49, 1895. (
Ds. Jous BuIL: eend yon $50 for CrDsos BIZ
YEns please send what II will after paying
freight 10 Columbus, Miss have been troubled fol
several yeass with ind gesiio have had take pis
every nigM for ten nftecn years. and Ia February
1864. Was attacked VITA general parsiysis I va
combined To for the balance Of the year end
10 fact. eontinued In very weak aud condt
eion until some tvo mentAs since. when was put
under an operation, and your Cedsou Bitters foI
treatment. ! commenced improving right away. ant
| am pretty we'll restored. You're. truly.
ocs2SdsodAv.iy A. l.. NEAL.
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4lLwArKEs, April 9.-lIssman Gro tie
M 1ssnds Ceep&s, twe clothing meschan 70
wsss arrested THE evssing fur sttsapti NJ
- hsc their store, containing goods Viii c6
wsre insured largely above their value.
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WIN. RENWICK.
0to0a Saw MAN.
II UsMR ER sRvHneu rrs

Arsas PlCKKr0, &C.
S'As'oAss ASe soLb At Lowass cAsu pasCas
A'n saa Aa'nhsr YsRd en- From, Street, aSsvs
Al. ,..A.. v: Iaosd bridge;
llAh 4 l6tA Streets,
jnss-af DAVENPORT. IOWA
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new York Stock Market.
Nav Yon8, April 10.
Stocks excited.
5:2os ot'62. e,,; Of "a, *; of's5, TX lo:Aos
e7Z9ss 7:oos, hfst s. others 5s<Q5k.
New York Central, 81.
Erie. 54t.
Michigan Central. l.o7QlGsl.
Illinois Central. l2s{
Gold. q. 3Ss..
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NEw YoaE, April 10
Fisur--ll 56Gcl2 50 for extra State. and | 2. IS.
Calss5 for Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-Fismer, very quiet
Rve-561b7 for Western.
Corn-l. 2si{@l.so in store, and l.8lal.5a
ahoat.
Osss -1S@75 FLOR old, and 7Std75 for new
Western.
Pork-New closed st ga 8. for cash Oo2 %
for DID,
: La,d-Rather 6rmer
whskey-Quist, unchanged
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THE EARLE STEAM PUMP.

1Th IN ACKNOWLEDGED lhct. that ~ -! AA IUMF
Sos Al useo e witch such neeeoo peS ~
Eeeeee IN excolleaes evoey oehee - tne esass.-
Wv ~ oe1oeee ere nov - Opeseetoo ~ ~ ..s.ss
a. ur2oese. ~ tAsir psfiornasces ssssssss's's
THE EARLE PUMP
Has osso exhibited sna most critically teseeo @ ~
tne great 3eehanieAl Raise held In TIE eoenuY ~
S ue - ave ysafs, and at svssy oee feee"so -
highest pee0iuns eWArded.
They are adapted q 50 usee, and 60 b. ternlseo
81 ~ d1snsone end sty1es, to 0sss me es1snsf u
apphees1ou - special Wos6.
Fer Oh Re1ner1ena ooGar
Moooe0s DroW0e1o1v Dook0e osi0
R1ee Ro1mpo, 6c.s
TSsss si sssn siSs 81 ..eo sa III .seAe
complications ssndsss shso dursbse - ~ - ~
These Pumps will Be- eshibsssd n opesaeiee as the
Great French EXp0s1t1Oll.
They may BE found Il oar dseoss in I'll ~ peiscs'
pa cites Of the country.
- For tnii details, ssed ses Circular.
sVOrscalk xrOIe Works,
SOUTH NORWALK. Conn.,
--euccHsoOlD To-
GEO. DWIGHT, IN, Z CO.
PRESENT ADDRESS,
0PRnN0EsnBHsO, N1A00-
HAWKING = yOums Afo@.
nchis diy HsoutA Wells sssest. CHICAGO.
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- GREAT ADVANTAGE :.
DERIVED
by Exhausted md w cal. Persons
IRON THE USE OF
HOFF.S MALT EXTRACT
Beverage Of Health.


Since the recent introduction Of this celebrated
health beverage. the approval Of Amcr science
well n FOR the public. Is aanious that HUFF6
MALT EXTRACT begins 70 become popular here
$ Ia kurcpe.
II ia recommended to weak persons generally, and
for iaee of delicate constitution especially for ladies'
nursing. after e1hausing sickness and. as proof
Of its efficacy In such asses. pnbsh extracts OF
few city letters to Mr. HoG Of Berlin, ~ Hon. De
pot Tor America. No. s4a Broadwsr.
Nav Yonf1 Uanuafy 70, 1857.
Dear NJ. Ho6.-The best results we're produced On
the suffering condition Of my lady By yoef Malt Kx
tract Beverage OF Health. JOHN zkTTLKR,
No. les Feet TwefthAt.
Nxw YoaK, Jaaussy 70. 1867.
Ar.Ho6.-l en- Obliged to cay that NY lady 10 greet
II beoe6ted BY the use OF your Malt Extract. Il 10
not only WY pleasant beverage bat also very en-
cacus one and streogthsns the stomach, - well -
the nerves and the whole syetem. Follows ordes }
&. r WAGNER, No 973 Nipthavs
To uofe Depot, No. Sc Broadway
NV YonK, January 20, 1857
Dear 6lf-l thank you for the wondssf6l effects Of
your Malt EAtfost Since six ycafB suffered greatly
nom genesal weakness, but the noufishiAe natters OF
your Beverage Of Health have given ssw strength
Plsase - send. etc. KARLlNk eCHADE,
No. lOs Ludlowst
NV YoAK, J0uary 2, 1857
Dear Mr.. Hc6.-My physician hss advised ~ wife
To- ues youi Malt Exirsct INSTEAD Of PORTkR OF
to esnd again, etc. HELLER, leS Ltvespoolavs.
PRICE, SEVEN DOLLARS PR SINGLE DOZEN,
LANGTELDT, THuDE 4 CO,
" West 6ecoad street,
Sole Agents for Davenport, Iowa. febaS-dsodso
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THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY For IRREGU-
LARlIiES.
These Drops scientifically compounded hnid
preparation. and better than my Pills powders, or
Nosirums Being liquid, thar action Is direct ard
Jastsc. rend' ring thorn Teliible speedy and GER
tain epcciGc Tor tho of hi ohstruct AMI cup
Irersons OF nature Their ropa a:lfy i indicated ty
the fact ua, over iooono bottles are annually sold
snl consumed 10y The ladies col the United States.
every ono u whom spaak la the strongest terms OF
praise OF their grei, merits 1hoy are rapidly taking
the place ofevery other Female Remedy. and
sdefc hy all who know aught Of thsm the eurest,
safest. and most infalibo preparation in the world
for the cnre Of all female complaints the removal OF
all obstructions oil nature. aud the promotion Of
health regularity and strength. Explicit directions
stating when they msy be used. and explaining when
and why they should not uld not be used with
out producing efects contrary 10 natures chosen
laws. will be found carefully folded around each bot
te with the written signature of Joms L. Lros with
oat which mono genuine.
! Prepared by ~. JOHN l. LYON, 1916 Chspel ST g.,
New Haven. Conn. Who Nn be consulted either peg
eonaliy. OF BY mail sDolosing st,mp) concerning eli
private diseases and female weaknesses.
sold by Dsuggsta everywhere.
General Agents fol the Y. =. and Canadas.
mar s-cpdxviy
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OneAse. April 10.
Flour-Market presents little Attention. and
With diminished stock holders are yerv arm
:, full piices SALES Of white vistsr ! xtras a
aisoo: spring extras q go 2s0l4.oo spriee
suner6ns $40 0o0ll 80.
WheAt-Markss opened Unsettled and .tterlv
asmoraiizsd !; buyers we're unwilling 20 make
offers. while sellers equally shsp * e6eu,. eav.
inc What would sell q few lots resular vintee
receipts Of No. speing ssld early q 2.4o0a. II,
but soon fell 10 e2.ssos. as1<, aad closed unset
lied with sellers II 3si< fresh reeeipts eold
tsN0s42; No. l Is scarce /; quotation Il.
.ost nominal: few ears Of rejeceea q I, Il.
Corn-No ! oPssed q l.OeA lAel. %. butSm-
mediste'v declined. eissins auist with esllees
ba, no buyers. st u. OK; Ne . without inquiry;
rejected shade 6fmer, st e60oSl<c for iresh.
Osts-No. 2 opened at size. vas moderaselv
active, but ruled dsslisiss. closing a. 6s@5eAe.;
fresh at 5sHse.
kye-bull and lower; sales ONO. l not strict
" fresh, at 81. ~.
Re ley-very dull; rejected nominallv lever.
o. e5ca IA
ovisiops-Mark dull,
Mes. Pork-About CSC. per bbl. lower. but not
much on the market BUYERS are Offering asq
So for mess, with sellers at 429 rs. cash.
Lard-A moderate demand for pr ne steam ;
CITY a.l2s.c.. and sellers at l91s @isc.
Cut meats-Dnll and nominal: sides dull and
,ominal, At 90 &C. for cumberland: lo6elos<s
| for short rib; loose sweet picked hams lSn
| IsI1c and dull.
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JOHN ROWS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

Ne. - EAST ID 81. Davenpees. Il.
pssAieg Tess. wsssr Us.ess, wssh ~.
ttRs. cAses Lao Csssss. ranps Fore Fs.,.s lee
ssssM 0aasn, Stso.a Wklssse. 0lobe wv sSsdes'
Al kind1 Of rlnno11G, oas cad eesaI Pm: Sss::,
Sses = ssess. AZ sfdsss prsaptiy sxcsassd Il S,.3
s1yoo - - salS eatce. ansstS've wv
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To the Public f!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
j entered into Co-partnership for the pur.
pose Of doing
GENERAL Real Estate. Fire anA
Lite Insurance Agency.
Vi der the Arm Of
ROBERTS { CRANDALL,
dealing, 70 share aport,on ofthe patronage Of the
people. All business entrusted 70 our care will
Be attended 70 with promptness
Office cor. Brady st.. and Com'l Alley, up
stairs, over Price, Conner 4 Co.'S Store, DaveI-
sxH'L ROBERTS. JOS. A. CRANDALL.
III permission we refer to
HON, JOHN l.. DAVIES,
JOHN Y. DILLON,
MESSRS. PRICE, CONNER 4 CO.,
q. w. CABLE 4 CO..
DIR. J. J. BURTIS.
HON. r. LOWRY,
IRA II. CLIFFORD, Pres Ia Natl Bank,
ED. RUSSELL ESQ. Editsr OF Gazette.
RE NJ OVAL.
The Office Of the State Agency Ct the Phonia
Mutual Life ins. Go. Hartford, Conn. IL now To-
Gated II u Brady street, over Price, Conner !
Co. b store.
Persons wishing TO insure their lives 10 com
psny that has never contested . clsiO, will do
we'll 70 call on the undersigned.
SAM'L ROBERTS. Gep'l Ag't.
ROBkRTS / CRANDALL,
Real Estate = lns. Agents,
Office Al Brady st., up stairs.
Desirable City Property Fsr sale.
Two story frame house, rooms, good ciatern,
out buiidinge, fall iot. very sne location
Two story frame house, > rooms. good we'll.
cistern, barn. &C., some choice fruit and shade
trees, full lots; can be had as bargain.
Oss and cue.half frame houss on lssssd
ground. Lease to run years, very low for
eash.
Alep, lSs acres fine rolling peeiriss suitable
for either grain or stock farm, with never fall
ine water. Stose quarry. good investment.
Business Stsnd.-A ene stock Of CONNECTION.
err with the eood will Of the business. in good
location. Cheap for Cash.
ROBBERTe : CRANDALL,
Real Estate epd Insurance Ahents
Davenport. March I. 1867. Uh2-dtf
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Removal.

KOCH. THE FURRIER.
ms REMOVED HIS HAT, CAP AND FUR EN-.
u PORIUA to
No. % Wcst Second street.
between Harrison and Ripley st., where he win keep
larger and more complete stock u TIE a1est Styleo
I'D 1nest qualities q Ladies' ard 1foBo 0en1o aed
Bays Hata, Caps and Ern 6 prices IT, de2 eo0pe-
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Chicago live stock Market.

CaloAeo. April 10.
Cattle Receipts ~ cars choice 10 prime
.. 6ods.0o; fair to good s6.,507, so; common
10 medium e4.oo06.70.
Hogs Receipts 80 cars choice TO pri.,e
q. soar 90 fair to good t6.s5 al .25 common
10 medium As002s30.
sheep Receipts : cars good 10 prime 90 rs
al so ; common to medium ~. 35c15 Is.
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HCVYH2 -Ftr ID = q -OC.
Eaos.-Per dozen, l2kGl5c
HAy.-Per ton, Timothy i6. % Inland pra;
CoAI-By she iosd. si022c. At Yard. lsc. d.
hyered, 9oc per bushsl.
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FURNITURE

Of every description. Parlor Sets. Chamber
Sets, Upholstered Goods Of all kinds, and q
endless variety of common furniture, oil Of my
own manufacture, q the old stand on Second
street, corner Of Perry.
feb 23-dtf. DANIEL GOULD.
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which Il takes Its name
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DANIEL GOULD.
VXYn0LESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Fasalemrc. Carpeees Oh Cleshss
Mats. 10go, window
shades, &c.
mcAal.dn Fest Cecsud Street. Ger. Perm.
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