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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-07
SHERIFE'S SALE.

by virtue Of a writ Of vcnditioni eapona.
to me directed ftom the County Court Of Pa.
nola county, Miss made in favor Of Charley
Harris v j D.. Porter, | will, on Monday. The
10th day Of November. 1865. ut the court.
house door In the town Of Pamela, In said ooun.
~. within lawful hours offer Tor sale at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash. the fol.
lowing property, to-wit: One Gin house. Cotton
Prrss and running gear, situate upon the east
half Of section 20, township 0. range 7. west.
In said county, levied on a. the property Of
said defendant, 10 satisfy said writ aud costs.
oc3l-3t TiiOS. T.. CLARKE sheriff
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
The Circuit Court Of said county. Powell 4
Wall Va. Felix G Mays.
Attachment, issued the 10th day Of Novem.
her, 1861, against the estate Of the said do.
PENDANT for the sum Of $500 returnable to the
Circuit Court Of said county.
Notice . hereby given to the snid defendant.
Felix O. Mays, that unless he appear before
said court at the neS, term thereof, TO be holden
at the courthouse Of said county, in the town
OF Pamela, on the seventh Monday afer the
fourth Monday In September, 1868, and plead
to said action. judgmeh, win be entered %aeains,
him, and the estate attached will be sold.
JOHN G.. HARRISON, CLERK.
Taylor 4 Pecte, attorneys. oolo.s,
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Nt,tEa PiaEEa J.. ". WAhp
Parker, Ward & Co.,
Commission Merchants,
No. 400 Front street.
Memphis, Tenn.
CITATION NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi Paaola county To
Margaret Murphy the wiaov and James
Murphy a child, ahl The other child whose
name Is unknown. Of rhoml Murphy, De.
ceased
You are heuby cited 70 appear before The
Probate Court d aid county. At the court.
lan', thereof on the fourth Monday 10 nrcsm.
Der, lsds. 10 show cause why the petition Of
\ q fg2, adminiumf1r u the estate u saId
ttceicnt praying fof sale 81 the interest Of
Htii dsertet 10 the north half the noHhW st
quarter u ieeiilH Ahl number Q. township 2.
tango ; Ia said elga,y should no, be granted
ny ORDER 81 Court issued uciohsr "a. iss.
ocJl-3t " ?. WuuTTES, Clsrt
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Stat n Nisis'ppi PanolA county. To
innots ". Buanst J, g. Rohsru. and 7 Is
Roberts, hsir r. law Of Tho. Roberta deceased
f4u ave ts.atJ a.,tlio aprrar before the Pro.
bate Court Of aid coant,. At the oouft.hosss
tl.teoi On ihr ih N1aity To December. lsss
.hov als, vhy ths lnal petition u liima l..
Roberts admiuisitator q the sllaie Il Thons.
b1bert' declared. prAyiug bf a salt ~ tls
raj estate Of sAii deceased ih01li n1i a
srihtyi
~ order " court. lslsd u,toisf. isc.
es1i-5i Wp WOuTTEN. CLERK
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue Of a writ of vcnditioni exponas TO
me directed from the Circuit Court Of Pamela
Miss. made in favor Of r. A. Pool Va.
Isaac Sullivan, ! will, on Monday. the 10th
day Of November, 1868. At the courthouse
door In the town Of Pamela, In said county.
within lawful hours, offer for sale To the high
est bidder, for cash, the following property, To.
wit: One Carriage, one Saw and Grist and
Flour Mil. levied on as the property OF Isaac
Sullivan. TO satisfy said writ and costs
oc3l-3t TH0S. 4. CLARKE. Sheriff.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

John w. Jones vs. T.. r. Souby.
by virtue Of q writ Of execution 70 So
rec'ed from the Circuit Court Of Panola oa'l'
Miss, made in favor 81 John W. JoSs ~.
I. sorby ct al, I will, on hondsh As
day Of November, 1865, at the e~oaftseLII
door In the own Of Panol, wiih,r ~.
hours, offer for sale to the highest haaus
cash, the following property, ,o-vii' Az.
Block II. wiib dwelling house ihersoa,
town Of Panola, IN aid county, lsvisa :
the property OF T. T. Sorsby, to saiisiI rs"
ecuiion and cost 7. Z CLARkk
oc2a.3t Shena
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will ell TO the highest bidder. on SAT.
uRDAi, NOVEMBER H. 1893 my plarr.
four miles east Of Btlesville, Miss. Also Cattls
Hogs, Mules Wagon and Buggy. Corn. Fodder
Household aud Kitchen Furniture. Forming
Utensils, &c. Terms made known on day n
sale. RoBT 4. COLE.
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Barber shopi

Hereafter ! will he in Bates,ilie % sons's
Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays ~
Pamela The balance Of each week, Iesayps
upon th6ss who favor me With theft pliIsss
cp7i-In GsORGg wAsHlScIF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
DEN TNTs.

W. r. GUNCKEl.. Dentist.
OFFICE, MERwIN's BLOCK. PERRY ST
nAvENPORT, IOWA. WITH FACILITIES UN-
IL surpassed, added to the experience Of more thA1
wenty ysars. hopes to merit lar share Of patron
aee ys-dtI
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NEW YORK.

Nsw yosx, March S0.-It 10 stated that
Jay Gould, one Of the principal directors
Of the Erie railway, dscamped for parts
unknown, taking with him black travel
ing bag, which il is rumored contained be-
tween and 3 millions Of Dollars, being part
of tho funds which Mr.. Osgood was ap-
pointed to receive by Judge Barnard. II
is sermised that Gould is by this time
either at Toledo or Akron, where he is to
let out the remaining contract for the
building of the broad -guage connsc on be-
tween the Atlantic and Great Western. and
Michigan Southern roads. The money 10
supposed to be in his possession, and is TO
be used to make the advance payments on
existing contracts.
The Tribune contains letter written by
Thaddeus Stevens. heartily endorsing
Grant for President, and saying that
Wade is his choice for Vice President
\ Washington dispatch says: The at
toineys in the McArdle case will attend the
Supreme Court to-day, and have some I'M
Outstanding in reference to tho decision
The counsel on both sides manife st dispo-
sition to deny that the recent &C Of Con-
gIess have any bearing on the McArdls CO. .
at all, and it is thought this difference may
lead to further complication, and an alto
gether a new phrase Of controversy.
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HORTlETm COyCREsS.

WAsHNercN, March 2s.-SRNArR.-The
chair submitted resolution Of the
Legislature OF Ohio, asking Congress- "a
declare that na,uralized citizens eve no al.
legiancc to foreign powers. Referred to the
committee on Foreign Affairs
The House presented a memorial from
the chamber OF commerce Of Milwaukee,
praying for money expended on the bar.
Dor be reiunder Referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce.
Mr.. Edmunds. from the Committee on
bill. TO convey into treasury procee 10 the
captured and abandoned property presented
Tue report. which was agreed to-
Mr. Edmunds offered the following reso
luton, which was adopted:
Resclrsd, That the President Of the United
states he requested to communicate TO the
Senate whether he has established or order.
| ed the establishment of any new derart.
ment since the first of August, 1867; il go
what department or departments, and under
| what statute.
The Senate took up the report Of the
Committee on Conference on the bill 10 re-
| lieve ccr,ain manufactures from internal
| revenue tax.
! Mr.. Sherman explained the amendment
Mr.. Nye opposed tho amendment Tor pun
shiRg whisky frauds. He objected to the
price being taken as prima fAcic whence o.
guilt.
Mr. Freinghuyscu said the effect of the
bill would be to close Up every dis,illery In
the country, and asked il such was the /,
tention of the committee.
Mr. Sherman said the intention WAS 10
enable the internal revenue commissioners
to close up every disiillery IN the cities
MIR. Nye said the effect would be 10 d.
prive the Government of any revenue what.
ever from whisky. and perhsps ill the pen
itentiary with revenue officers
Air. Morrill,. Of Vermont, csii the bill was
too stringent
Mr. Sherman said il wss rsol.ss IN a..
Temp, ano'heF committee OF conference, as
the bill had been fully considered.
Mr.. Morton obj ctsd to the puDish men,
provided for these fraus The lrousle was
The existing laws were not ent ,rcce. H..
6ac inquired u, The Internal Reyenu. DE.
paflmsnt on the 9th III January, and tund
| shst tnere had not been over ~ dsz.n pu,.
sons punished Tor these crimes up t. tia,
lme. hey might multiply the penalties.
out until u was made a personal danger IN
commit such frauds they could no, cni,,ct
the tax. il few Of those commi,,in, ri.
frauds were sent 10 States prison ano,he,
state Of things would soon be manifes,
Mr.. johnson opposed tie amendment at
length, and favored u reduction of the tax
10 one dollar
Dir. Williams held that the true course 10
stop these frauds was . proceeding in rem
and not prosecution cf Individual, and
argued that the present provision Was justi.
fable and would be Effective.
Mr.. Hendricks condemned the tax as .un-
reasonable and as being the sole cause If
me frauds. A proper tax could be COLLECTED,
anu Tax OF ni'y cents would produce mole
revenue than one Of tw, dollars.
A'et further debate the Senate, on nc.
~ vote Of ~ 10 ..
aess-Asssss. Buckalcw. Chandler. COX.
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ILLINOIS,.

SrRiSoTiELp, March SO.-Ths City Coun.
Gil passed an ordinance on Saturday eve.
ming granting full authority to the Toledo
Wabash and Western Railroad to construct
q track on market street to tho new State
House. This will place the road on an equal
footing with the Chicago, Alton 4 st. Louis
Railroad, and enabled to compete with that
in furnishing material for the new building.
The werkingmen have withdrawn their
=, c-ii -: ~ ,'-S.
the election on squsre political issue.
The Governor has appointed Alfred In
graham, attorney at law, Commissioner of
Lands for the State Of Louisiana.
The engine of the city water works was
again placed in motion on Saturday, when
another main pipe broke.
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IOWA..

Das MONIES, March 29--lntelligenct
reached here yesterday Of a horrible calam.
ity which happened at Agency, Wapello
county, last night.
The dwelling of Hon. Charles Dudley
member of the House Of Representatives
was destroyed by fire. and three members
of the family persisted in the flames. named
and aged as follows Lewis Dudley, aged
49, Thomas Dudley, aged eleven, and Or
rim y. aged 3.
The wife. three daughters and one son
succeeded in making their escape.
Both Houses of the Legislature immedi-
ately adjourned until Monday. aftel
adopting resolutions of coincidence. and
appointed Committee of three, from the
House, and one from the Senate to accom-
pany Mr. Dudley to his house.
At II o'clock, Q. m, special tsain on the
valley road, carried Mr.. Dudley and some
forty members Of the Legislature to the de-
parted scene of desolation and death.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Ths Secretary
| OF War sent 10 the House to-day com
muncation from Gen. Meade In relation e
the recent vote in Alabama on the Consti
tuition, showing that under the law requir
ing half the registered voters 10 Cast votei
| for the Constitution was not rat fisd. lie
does not favor the immediate admission oil
the State by Congress, but would prefer
seeing the CONVEX ton re-Assembled Tor the
| revision of the Constitution, to be submitted
| to the people under the new law.
The fractiopsl currency issued during the
week was &4l3,50O; shipped, S437 .2SO
United States notes shipped. ", l42, Iva
nstional bank notes issued. SIC. 100; amount
In circulation, t2iD9 S40 416; fractional cur.
rency destroyed. 100000; receipts from
internal revenue for the fiecal year TO date,
| Sal $50, AGA.
WAsHIksroN, March 29.-The opening
speech by Gen. Butler tomorrow, in behalf
OF the Impeachment Managers, will take up
In order and comment on each Of the i'm.
parchment articles, after which the Man.
ayers will present their witnesses and fully
enter upon the trial.
There is q great pressure for tickets TO
attend the impeachment trial, ard very
great numbers are seeking TO gain admit.
lance to hear Gen. Buffers argument to
morrow. 1t is useless for parties from
abroad to come to Washington with the ex-
pectation Of gaining access TO the Court
withou, having made previous arrange
mcp,s with Senators for pssses.
Mr.. Stanbery will probably open and Mr.
Evarts close the arguments in behalf OF the
President The Presidents counsel are quite
confident Of substan;iatlng their case.
| Mr.. Buffers argument will not be tele
gfaphed tomorrow, AS il has been forward
ed by mail to such journals as are likely e
desire To print II.
The National Saving and Trust Compa J
has Just published an annual report, from
which it appears that its total deposits einct
March, 1865. when il was chartered. hsv,
been $3.5S2, 3S7. There remains ON dcposi
e63e, 800. The money deposited represent
part OF the savings of freed colored peop
within the last two years
The new tax bill will not probably be rt
ported to the House until the first week il
May
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 30.-A Washington dis
patch states that the plastsrers Of tina. city,
now on strike, have received an endorse
ment from tho Plasterprs' Society, Of Chi
eago. with promise Of $500 per week un.
I'll their strike is successful. Similar action
has been taken by the Baltimore Society,
and also by the District Typographical So
o.ety.
A dispatch says: Neither House will
make Alabama an exception to the recon
| struc,ion act. No State will be admitted
without ratification Of its Constitution by
the people and Congress will not prescribe
. rule Of suffrage for all States by congress
ional enactment.
Mr.. Spalding' Q substitute foI the Alabama
bill will probably pass.
A fire carly yesterday morning destroyed
Gould Il Bros. extensive linseed oil works,
situated on the river bank, between Harrison
and Van Buren streets Loss $lT5 600
insured for $4,000.
Dunlap Brothers, dealers in fancy dry
goods, doing business q ~ Lake street
have suspended, and filed n petition in
| bankruptcy. Their liabilities are stated al
| about 500, 900, half OF which amount is in
paper held by the First National Bank oil
this city.
A Washington special says: The State
Department has just promulgated . new
Law declaring the second section Of tho ac'
Of the 9th Of April, 1856, entitled an act Il
| constitute tho cities Of Hannibal. No., end
Peoria, Ill ports Of delivery, is reversed
and declared 20 be in full force and effect
for term Of ten years from March 18th
1868.
Dispatches received on Sunday night
from Little Rock leave no doubt that III,
Arkansas constitution has been ratified by
about 5000 majority.
| CHICAGO, March 30.-Generals Wash
burn and General Hancock arrived il
town today. He stated to a gentleman
that he did not prepare TO accept the new
command TO which he had been assigned
if he WAS threby TO Do brought into coils
sion with General Grant.
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Foreign News ~ Atlantic Cable.

PARIS, March SIT is understood that
the Emperor Napoleon Is preparing an i'm
portant manifesto in regard to the foreign
policy of his Government The document
is expected to appear about the 9Th proxlmc.
1t is insimated by the Minister Of War. Mar
shall O'Nei, that since the new army law has
been put into operation, the garde mobile
of France has been increased to 100000.
BERLIN. March GIANT Prussian riots
have taken place in the northern part OF
Bavaria. Crowds gathered at several places
and made riotous demonstrations against
the Prussian influence and union with the
northern confederation,
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By Telegraph. March so
whea,-Q,ict and firm
Corn--iIS lower sales Of No. I ate:
Oats Quiet ami htm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

The bill paxel-yeas 102, nays 20; .
strict party vote. Mr.. Stevens, Of Pa, voting
with the majority.
On motion Of hr. spaldine, the bill Was
amended co as to read, "A bill to provide
for temporary and Provisional Govern.
men. in Alabama"
Al six O'clock the Hnusc adicurned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

CHICAGO, March 29-Gould BrOe. extern
sive linseed oil works, situated on the river
bank, between Harrison and Van Buren,
streets, were totally destroyed by fire early
this morning. Loss $4,000. The works
had capacity Of nearly 800 bushels of seed
per day, and gave employment to over ~
men,
BosroN. March 29.-The Methodist
Church on Warren street, Highland Dis
trict. and two small dwellings adjoining
were destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
$a5 600
PITTSBURGH. March 29.-0raff, Bennett s
Co.'S mill in West Pittsburgh, was destroy
cd by fire last evening. Insured to the
amount Of $4,000.
Troy. N. Y. March 20-This morning
the livery stable of Dublin Mitchell in West
Troy was burned, with most Of the con
| tents. A dwelling house adjoining WAS else
destroyed. An unknown lad from Buffalo
who slept in the barn was 90 badly burned
tina. he will probably die Loss abou,
| $4,000.
Kosseau's brick planning mill and q large
quantity Of lumber owned by Sturdevant 6
Andrews in West Troy was burnt by al
incendiary fire yesterday morning. Mr..
Rosseau's loss was $4,000 insured fol
$4,000 Mr.. Sturdevant sustaine ed loss o.
8. 00-ialiy insured.
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. = .
IOWA..

BURLINGTON. March S0.-Ths rssidence Of
Hon. Chas. Dudley, Of Agency City, a,
wapello, was destroyed by fire on Friday
night. and three OF his sons burned to
death. The oldest was aged IS years and
the youngest three years. Mr.. Dudley 10 a
member Of tho Iowa Legislature, and was
at Des Mo;nes at the time Of the catastro-
nhe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

EJR SOS-RerRSrION OR ivCONri.
II NESCE Of Urine. Irritation. Inflammation
or alteration OF the bladder or kidneys. disea-
90. OF the PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder
elcalas. gravel or brick duU deposits. and 81
disease. Of the bladder. kidnevs and dropsi al
- .iiaaxs. uSE nELMBOLD'S fLU1DC'Ex.
TRACT BCCHr.
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mEL N BOLDsS rLUlD EX,
TRACT BUCHU.

Ia certain cure for diseases Of the
BSApDER. KlDNkYN 0KAYEJ. npnpay
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. GENERAL
Disability,
and ell diseases the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE.
from whssever cause originating ana ro ., st.., Al,
HOW LON0 STANDING
Diseases Of thsae organs require the usc of :
diaretic.
IL no treatment Is submitted to Consumrt;o,
or insanity may cusue. Opr aesh and blond .re
supported from these aources and tho
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
md thst OF Posterity depends upon prompt use
Of . reliable remedy.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
essablshsd upwards Of 10 years. prepas ed BY
4 Z. HELEBOLO, Dauoons,
Ne ~ 0rsa 1wsy, Few York.
Ne. 100 0oush Tsnth o.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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COM N Z RClAl.
Daveppert Market ,Depers.

OSysos OF rss DAvsRPoas Dss saAr,
March 80 1855.
flous-Cho,ss family, Wholesale, elo.lo; re-
tail. ell.o0.
wssAf-yo. l, 81. sooSl. IS; No. .. 1l.7so
l.76
BAslsy-1l.rs61.10 400.
OASs-62 cents.
RYB-el.0S.
OoaN-Shslled. sSs
Pe1ASoss-l. S6eO1.Ee.
BvsSsa-Ses. per b.
6sss-96c,
HAr-0ood rinstAy slo. cote $500; Psai.
ris os.e0 to 1lc 90,
CeAs-Soft, delivered. - ssats per bushsl-
Anthraeite. delivered, els per To-.
WseD-os per Cord.
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latest NEWS
~ TELEGRAPH,
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL FROM DES MONIES.
Iowa Legislature.

Especial TO tie DrxocRAr.
Drs MoisEs, March 30.
HousE-The Geological Survey bill has
been passed
Tailed Senate. bill, reducing The num-
Der Of county Supervisors also Township
Collectors bill.
Passed Orphans Home bill aud an act re-
quiring land to be sold At tax sale, and TO
b 90 msrked on tax books.
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liverpool Mar 1kes


By'r-'cgraph.l March -
flcur-A ehade frmer for low grades: fo-s0s 10 80
Texffa state II. H. q. at ~. s54sN On.
Wfeat-Fair export demand s5502.56 for No.
spring 10 store and delivered.
Corn-Dull t.es1i.35 iof new mixed western
aeoat
Osn-Eisnes, s5oszk ~ vossaa h store. q
~ buvsre Of ~ voe4a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

"ELuBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
II heath and vigor TO the frame. and bloom
90 the paid cheek. Debility 10 accompanied BY
NAM slarm,ng synptoms. and no treatment
y Submitted to. consumptien, inssuity or cpl
lspsic fts snsse. SW0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

-. hOulO Market.
By Telegraph. March 50.
Flour Pull and weak. but holders will no
make concessions.
Wheat-very slow but unchanged.
Corn-Lower. at sss<Qs6.
Osts-Iittle better, IT 1ea72.
Berley-Unchanged. At ass for prime sPrisg
Rye-kirm, at 1.SO.
Pork-Quiet, at $500.
Bscon-Clesr sides advanced to l5k should
ers sold ct llh@llh.
Lard-Quiet, at Is for fierce.
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ENFRGBLED AND DELICATE CONHTlTU-
IL tions. Of both sexes. use HRLMB0LDb
EXTRACT BCCHu. twill give brVk and On
srSssic ssslings. and enable you TO sleep well. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
J. safs Remedies for unpleasant aud danger
Gus diseases. US HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
B0CHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. March so.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
wheat-Unssttled closes 6rmer and better ct
fair, .7es[al 805S for No. l.
l s2ii al ssh for No. : sprins; No. l spring,
quiet ct 0412.o5; common, 10 fair demand.
Lsrd-lnactive and nominal. ~ lbsl.
Bulk Msat,-Quiet; shoulders l0010x !;
rough sides llsI short rib l9l< clear sides IS
Live Hogs-Quiet At s.s5@s.so receipts L.
0sc.
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IYRLMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUChu
III Is pIesssnt ia taste and oder, free IRON al
iniarious properties, ana immediate in It's action
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vTsHE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH
l. Therefore the nervous and debilitated
shcaid immstiAtslv use uELMBOLDS EX-
TRACT BCCHU
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BATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
- by HALMbOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMaOLD's EXTRACT sBUCnu AND
II IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures secret
anu delicate disorders in all their stagss at liz
Tie expense. little or no change in diet, no in.
ssss- and oder, immediate In ia aetior ana r..
from all Injurious properties.
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JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

00o 0Hd SfeOtas FtQS k6ekeS',
Ne. ~ Ensf ID ST., Davenport, H.
Daahipg Tubs. Water Closets, Wash Bssins, Led
Pipe, Sheet Lead. Cistcrn Pumps Force Pumps, Chan
oellef Bracksls. Drop Light Pendants, llan1 GAo6eo
ooenn Geagae, 0ten9 W6stles. Globe Valves. -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

Chicago Live stock MARKET.
By Telegraph. March 30.
Cattle Prices nominal and unchanged ~
fresh receipts.