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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-22
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aAuMR-rs az rEADaKAfn.
NEW YORK, July 2l. 1858.
REGULAR REPORT,

CoTToN-HeaVy and shade lower;
sales 1900 bales at 3l3zc for middling
uplands.
for common grades with moderate de-
mand, part forexport.
+. GRAIN-Wheat-Qu at 81 s5 for No.
2. and 81 90 for No. 1 spring. Rye
Nominal at 81 70a1 go. Oats-Quiet at
SS1Sc in store, and S51zc ahoat. Corn
Steady at Il o5a1 o93zc for new mixed
western af1oAt, 81 12a1 12< for old
mixed western in store.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-F with sales
new mess at S2s "a, regular. Beef
Steady with moderate demand. Cut
Meats-Steady and firm with moderate
demand. Bacon - Nominally un-
changed.
to prime steam.
E5es-Modefately active at 25a2Tc.
DRY GOODS.
Fair demand for suitable goods, al
though trade will not open fully before
the 1st pro1.; prices meantime are firm
and tending towards hardening the
rates.
MONEY AND sToCKs.
GoLD-opened at 1929, and closed at
GovRRNMENT SToCKs-Highsr with
an active demand for export, closing
very firm. Coupons of 's1, 115Sa1l5L;
do '62, 1I41<a1145Si do '64, 11lsSa1111z;
do '67, lO91za1O95z; do '6s, l991zal095<:
lO.40s, 1Os1fa1Os5s; 7-30s, 109al0e<.
SToCRs+5-3O prices: Western Union
Telegraph S55sa351<; New York Cen
traI 1873 S35<a1335S; Erie 6SsSa6S1S; do pre-
ferred 7sa7f; Wabash 527sa52Is; do pre-
ferred 721<; Fort Wayne 1l01za1IO2<;
Ohio & Mississippi 29ka29A; Michigan
TIeaTIsl<. AgFNAT1an SnnNhnr1
9I1za9Izs; Toledo 108Ha1035<; Terre
HRute 4ON.
EXPRESS SHARB-wells, Fargo d
Co. 25a251S, American 5Sa46s<; Adams
53a53%; Uniled States 4Ta4s; Merchants
Union 241<a24A.
Cincinnati.
JULY 2I.-FLouK-Unchanged and
GRiix-Uuchanged and steady.
CoTToN-Declined to SoHc for mid
PRovTsToNs-Mess Pork-In demand
at S27 70, bat held firmly at S28 90 and
100 barrels sold at this rate. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
BACON AND LARD-Quiet and un-
FTEi BGFFTER-Firmer. fresh 96aaOe.
aAT-fn light supply aud 81 90 per
ton higher.
GRoCoREs-Steady.
Oms-Linseed-Firm at 81 06aI Os.
Lard-FIrm at 81 30aI 30.
2 GoLD-l42Z buying.
Chicago.
JULY 2I-FLoUR-Firmer; Minnesota
brands In good demand.
GRAIN-Wheat-Inli light demand; al
most nominal; sales are confined to
No. at 81 72a1 a; closing with buyers
at 81 73 and sellers at 81 "a. Since
Change sales Of No. 2 at 81 T3. Corn
In good demand and Hc higher; sales
of No. I at 921<ae3kc; No. 2 at el7<s92c;
rejected s4aS5c; clOsing steady at 92%a
e25s for No. 1. This afternoon No. / is
duh at 925<c. Oats-Searcs and firmsr
and 11<c higher; sales at 6sa65Ee; clos
ing steady at CSC. Rye-In fair request
at 81 15a1 20 for old and new No. in
store. Barley-Qniet; sample lots 81 20
on track.
JULY 2l.-FLoUR-ReceiPts, 500 bblsi
market quiet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,s60 bus;
market quiet; sales new No. l red Wa
bash at 81 90; No. do 81 80; white
Michigan, seller August, 81 go; amber
do 81 SO. Corn-Receipts, $3.50 D9si
market very firm and 1zc betteEi sAlsS
at o4ao41<c for fresh receipts and regu-
lar No. 1; closing at the outside ngoEes
No. white CSC, July; buyer AuslsStI
e6c, Oats-3c better; sales No. az 1Oc.
Rye-S1 40 for MOL 1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-22
Inn nnh Ilor KIlIe,l.

ROCHESTER, July GA man named
Richard Barrey, at work In a sewer in
Sherman street, was killed, last even
ing, by the bank caving in on him.
This forenoon boy named Weaver,
employed in the trunk factory, was in
stantly killed by being caught in some
machinery
The mercury reached 9O9 In the shade
this forenoon. No rain yet.
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MAINE,

RoCKLAND, July 21.-The dwelling
house, barn and out buildings belong
ing to Lysander Fales were destroyed
by fire, last night, with their contents.
Loss 81, 500; insured.
CAMDEN, July 2I.-The Congregation
al Church and school house. on Elm
street, were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss SI2, 600.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, July 2l.-Hon. Chas Francis
Adams will receive a public reception
hom the citizens OF Boston Thursday
noon at Horticultural Hall.
WORCESTER, July 21.-Mr. Healey's
store in the town of Dudley was burned
this morning. The origin of the fire
is unknown. Loss s., 600; insured.
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PAXTON & oebEBAY
Wholesale Grocers
80. 6A MAIN ST.,

WHEELING, ". Va.
UAvE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
sale at lowest market ratsss viz
30 Bags Rio Codee.
90 Half Chests Gunp'r, 7. d and imp.I
Teas.
20 Haif Chests Black Tea
50 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. 1obaocos.
70 Butts and CaddIes Black los do
100 Caddies Black rs and Navy do
% KEGS twist do
loo Bbls Refined Sugars.
30 Hhds 2. r. and Cuba sugars
25 Bbls prime AolRRSes.
Wnre Spices, N. C. Tar, Conc, Lye, MaddeI.
Copperas, Alum, LOEwood, Newcastle b
cas- coda, Cot'n Yarns, Batting, Fps Salts,
SsJts. Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar,
Cheese, Shot and Lead. salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept IN q Wholesale
Grocery.
We Solicit an examination Of oUr stock
nom any one wanting anything In our line
sepO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-22
ALARAMA.

MoHTeoNRRY, July ga large
Democratic ratification meeting was
held hare tonight. Speeches were made
by General Canton, e1-Governorffa w atts
and others. Several negroes were
DFesanf 81 +A3
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ROOFING SLATE.
40 GAIT.

job n G a LIT,
wholesale Dealer In Roofing s1AGeS.
COLE AGENT FOR NEW YORK SLATE
die GranyfIIe. n. 81: Eagle Slate Co; G. u.
Davey q Co, and Joseph sheldon vermont.
who manufacture q superior Hed. FuIP!e.
CIreen and VaTieRated Slate. Also Agent for
me I;hapunan and Lehigh SlAte COS, OF
Pennsy lvaInlA, who manufacture EupexloI
Gen Generaf once, II and q Tenth Avenue.
New York. Western once, So Terrace.
Buffalo, New York.
est nasfiEet rates. Send for CireuIar.
JOHN GAIT.
Il &3 Tenth Avenue, New York.
fv38u1w
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RiTer and weather.

PuTsBuRsa, July 21.-Riyer twenty
inches and stationary. Weather warm
and clear. Mercury Sc in the snAde'
. CINCINSATI, July 2L-Weather clear
In part THERMOMETERS s4s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-22

CAPr.RF. DEssH and Capt. A. c.
SNYDER, both Of the Confederate army,
were prominent delegates In the Graf
ton Convention from Greenbrier county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-22

THE report that contract has been
signed for tine Bay and Island OF Sa-
mana, though it came through dtpio-
matte circles, seems to be incorrect.
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,-91.FroTp-Unehaneed. on

IULY Observation-Disclosures.
GRAIN-wheat-Dun and lower Y 15
being about the top price Ior cnolce
fslI. Corn-Ranges AZ 76as5c. Oats
ouote at 72a74c for new, and s0as3e for
oId. Rys-LoWer At 81 10.
PRovisIoNs-Duu and very little do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-22

DEERoTT, July 2L-The Republicans
of the Second District to-day non1ina-
ted Gen. W, L. stonshton for Congress,
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a GRAsr, CnuB vas Organized at Par
kersburg last Saturday, with 800 MEM
bera 10 begin With.
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JULY Lx2I.-FLoUR-Dnn and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat-Fair inquiry. Corn
Dull: condition generally bad; sales
10000 bus. sample at S55zc; $500 bus,
do. at 97c; 5000 bus. warm at s6c;
l6. COO bus. sample at e6c. oats-Dull;
asking 75c.
FREIGHTs-Steady.
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RuHaIa.

ing. Pork-s2s IS. Bacon-Shou lders
at l21fal3c; clear sides at l6S<alTe. Lard
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CHARLES sEIBKR,

TJAECY DYER, sCOURER AND RE-
PAIRER, south street. near tine Z. 4 ..
= "A Tlep0t wheeling, W. va All kinds
.oTGh1JTIS Dresses Ribbons, and every de-
s.rfptton or EIlk and Woolen Goods execut-
e(i ~ short notice, and on reasonable TERMS
Als0. prepared to do dyeinS In any color foI
VYnnlsn factories. &E- marIf-lE
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Steady.


July 2I.-FLoUR-DulI, aud uomi-
nRlly unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat-Un al g Is fol
No. extra.
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DINNER PILLS.

AIiparEons Of bilious habits, after eating
or drinking too freely, will ind great relief
IN the use Of DR. Ro6lck's Blood Pills; they
aid digestion by stimulating ths spouAeSr
thus avoiding the pain, nausea, soar er10tA-
lions, &c, which follow rom eating too
heartily.
sold by all Druggists eve-Jwhere.
jy1s-lndAw
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The question being upon the amend
ment a lengthy debate ensued, in which
the mode OF taxing railroads was
W Withoat reaching a vote the House
adjourned.
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A Senate bill making an appropria-
ton to the Institution for the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind, at SIaunton, Va.
A Senate bill In relation 10 the Holll-
dayrs Cove Railroad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April 1.-The Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy Railroad Company have
commenced grading q second track from
MENDOZA to this city.
The first through boat for Buffalo will
leave 10 morrow evening.
Business in this city will be quite gene
rally suspended tomorrow, the anniversary
OF President Lncoln's assassination. Keii-
gious services will be held In many Of the
churches.
The body of Robert L. Scott, one Of the
Sea Bird victims. which came ashore yester-
day near Waukegan, was robbed Of the.con-
tents Of pocket book. aud a valuable dia-
mond pin. 1t is believed that seversl
thousand dollars were found on his body.
This afternoon Mrs. Samantha NJ. Greer
charged with cruelty beating Miss Com
stock on the Vincennes road, was arraigned
Tor examination. Miss Comstcck, how
ever, still being unable to attend, the case
was continued and Mrs Greers bail assessed
as formerly at $4,000. Miss Comstock is
slowly recovering.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
new YORK.

Nrw YoRK, April 1.-The Inman steams
er, City Of Paris, lying At pier No. A. North
river, was slightly damaged last night by a
fire, caused by ignition of some waste cot.
ton in the engine room. The cargo was
much damaged By water
charter election was held in Jersey
city yesterday, and the Democrats elected
their candidate for mayor BY 500 majority.
Democratic gain 885. Republicans gain .
aldermen. The vote was the heaviest ever
pollcd, 6,544 votes being thrown against
j, $50 last year.
A fearful accident is reported to have oc-
Cured on the Erie railway this morning,
involving the loss Of over one hundred
lives. Nothing relative to it has yet been
received Mt the Associated Press agency.
A Washington special has sensation to
the effect that . Radical conspiracy 10 on
foot TO extend the term OF the Office o
President to ten years; to strip the Su-
prems Court Of its power to pass upon the
const,tu,ionality VI any act Of Congress,
and to elect Grant in the doubtful States by
bayoncts, ami the unlimited initiation Of
currency By m a,ures OF National Banks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-Sergeant Bates
carrying the United States Flag, arrive,
here this forenoon and was met at the Lons
Bridge by committee of citizens ant
escorted by n large crowd to the Executiv,
Mansion. The gallant Sergeant was met a
the portico by President johnson, who In,
vi,ed him into the East Room, and there
give him a hearty welcome. No speech
making was INDUCED in, the occasion being
totally devoid OF :ormslity. Afler a few
moments conversation, the Sergeant, &C.
compsnied by large concourse. left on a
line OF march down Pennsylvania Avenue.
AZ the Metropolitan Hotel an address was
delivered from the pnrtico by Hon. Charles
n. Eldridge, OF Wisconsin. Next on the
pfogt ANNE was the planting Of the flag on
tue come OF the Capitol, but difficulty being
experienced IN easnipg access to the Capitol,
anu Urea OF delay, Bates, with his friends,
ieit the Capitol 10 plant the Asy on the
Washington monument. He WAS csc,r.es
TO the hotel, the proprietor Of which .n,,.r.
tanned him gratuitously.
The dedication of the Lincoln. Monument
erected by the citizens Of Washington. In
front Of the City Hall, will take place 10
morrow. Msj Which to-day addressed
communication TO each member of the Cab
incl, asking that the Departments be closed
Ia tlre 10 allow the clerks and other en-
ployes an Opportunity 10 attend tho Ger.
emonies of dedication, which will take
place n 2p m. The monument viii 10
unveiled BY the President and dcdics,ed hv
the Masonic fraternity of the District 70,
the week ending the 2ist inst, 293 patents
were issued from the Patent Oiiicc, In the
past week 49S applications have been filed
and s. cavets entered.
The Presidents counsel were in consul.
taticn for q long time this morning and
discussed q length The propriety Of sum
moping Gen. 9rnt a. . witness The
Board Of Managers had Gen. Sheridan be
tore them to-isy. Il is understood ths,
the managers have come to the conclusion
that General Shefman ID shoot - good .
wisnees fos ths psosecution . 1oe the de-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

Dsc1ruR. April ia political Conven-
ton OF farmers aid workingmcn, to take
&C ,ion upon the ensuing election, was held
in this city yesterday. Between five and six
hundred persons were present. Hon. John
Casey Ioi Dewitt presided Resolutions
were adopted favoring the nomination by
The Peoria Convention of Hon Harrison
Noble Of Mclean county, for Governor
aud Chase, J. Hull, Dot Cook ] county,
Tor Lieut. Governor also, opposing the la
Tor sy stem OF the State Pcnitentiary, and
appointing . Committee Of five TO nomin-
ate State Central Committee.
SPRIscrisLp, April IA large number
Of d. legates to the Illinois Democratic State
Convention have si' eady arrived in this city
aud the session promises to I've Of unusual
ntret. Iii. thought that F. Il. Edsn, o
Sull van, Moultre county, will be the nom
inee for Governor, and Thomas A. iloyne
Of Chicago. for Congressman at large.
The Democrats Of this city to-day elect cd
" \ Shull MAYOR, ADD the entire list OF
city officers, and two q out OF four Alder
nrn.
BLOOMINGTON, April / 5 Bids for the
erection of the Mclean county Court Hous.
opened yesterday, the Commissioners re.
serve one week 10 decide Upon bids.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15


The Senate esotinusd IL legislative SEES
sion.
Mr.. Davis gave sstics that he would
move the following additional rule to the
ru'esehd proceedings IN cases Of impeach-
ment: That two-thirds Of the Senate pres
ent shall be necessary to rule on any ques'
ton Of evidence or law against the marty
to be impeacbed.
MIR. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing reported favorably on the Iesolu-
ton 10 print 5000 additional copies OF the
report OF the impeachment trial. which. OF
| lis motion the Senate proceeded TO consid-
err Sherman inquired what The expense
would beg Anthoney thought probpbly
| about $4,000. Sherman thought II about
| time to stop the waste of money In the dis
tribution OF documents TO their constituents
| who could buy them Mt the book stores II
they wanted them. Buckalew moved To
sdd the following on the audit and distri-
button OF the same TO Senators shall be IL
accordance with the populate u Of the s,a,ei
respectively. Conness was in favor OF thu
resolution. He thought the Document.
should be sent TO the public librarian
The amendment was rejected The fesoln
ton was then adopted. At 100 the Senate
went into Executive Session, but euhse
quently adjourned
HoUsR.-Perham from the Committee OF
Pensions reported bill In relation to Pen
, eions. Recommitted.
Mr. Tabor presented q memorial from
Henry Chase & Co, Rufus Hatch & Co
and other merchants and capitalists of New
York. in favor Of National Railroa,
between Washington and New York.
was referred 10 the Committee on Road
and Canale.
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News
M TELEGRSPH.
re- TssE BAaE.Y DEE osFsA9'.
WASHINGTON.
M TEEEGRSPH,


WAsBiSorox. April l5-Gen. sherman
left for the West last night to resume n's
duties as n member Of the Indihh fea'e
Inforn,,Iop i received that Hon. James
| c,,h,;e v,s stricken with paralysis a,
fc,.i.,3.,e last Thursjsv, and u Is lesred
-. =. cannot recover from toe shock.
An Effort was made yesterday IN the Ex-
.cn,,ye session Of the Senate TO secure the
reconsideration Of the rejection Of Wiswell
for Commissioners Of Internal Revenue. The
effort failed. and his rejection is therefore
inal.
Gen. Hancockswas yesterday summoned
- witness for the denfenss In the impeach-
mtnt trial.
Marks Of respect for the memory OF Pres
ident Lincoln, the war Office and several
Of tho Bureaus Of the War Departmut clos
cd to-day at ~ o'clock BIZ order Of Sec
-etary stanton commander, Of the WASH
ington Arsenal. By the same authority
guns were caused to be fred every half.hour,
beginning at sunrise and continuing until
sunset, J business generally suspended
in other departments. The national flags
over all public buildings are half mast.
SEaArs After the reading Of the Journ-
al Mr.. irnunds offered al amendment ia
Mr.. Summers order. So thai the additional
Arguments Of the Managers shall be filed
before the conclusion OF passing argument
Mr.. CONFESS offered substitute allowing
a. many 10 speak on both sides rs desire
provided only Tour DAYS bs consumed hy
each side, lost ID to II.
Mr. Dooliitlc offered an amendment, tia
the opposing counsel speak alternately b,
twos, until all have finished. Mr. Drak
moved to postpone the Subject indefinitely
Agreed to, "a to IL.
Mr.. E.,rtts said, that although STAINS
berry Was not yet able to be present. y,
wishing TO avid delay, the COUNSEL woul
procesd to offer documentary evidence t.
day, and hoped they could tomorrow 60 o
with the oral testimony.
d. c. Clark, executive clerk Of the Sci
: ate. verified the message nominating Thon
% Ewing Secretary Of War. Received Fet
. susry 22d.
\ Mr.. Butler then offered a message, date
: February oath, IN response to the Senate
r resolution concerning the removal OF Sser'
3 fury Stanton. Mr.. Butler objected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
Require Prompt Treatment
70 RENDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

= son are sa1e5in- or have suffered from ms
voluntary discharges. what elect dees 1t pro
aace upoa your genera! health' DO you ieel
..s- drh,lit-,si. easily tiroas Does little
ertr, r-erlier pro iuoc palritasion ofthe heart
Doe, vaar Liver. or urinary organs. or your kid
news. ',agueaNv get ont 81 ORDER Is your
urae sometime. thick. milky er foeky, or Is II
rory on se;iiiagt Or does a thick scum rise to
the top, Or j. sediment Of the bottom after
II has stood awhilef DO you have spells Of
.hor, breathing or dyspepsia Are your bow
.is con.tipa,ed, DO you have spells Of fainting
o. rusi Of blood TO the head IL your mem
orr imp ,ired. I. yourimind constantly dwell
ling upon tbs snbect' Do you feel dull. list
lees, mo ping. .,scd OF company. of life, Do you
wish I" De left alone. TO get away from every
bcdyi Dee. anv ltsle thing make you start or
imp, Il yonr sleep broken or restlesss 10
Tho iastre 81 your eye as brilliant The bloom
on your cheek ., bright, DO you enjoy your
self in society a. weNs Do you pursue your
basiusss With the ssms energy' DO you feel as
much confidence in yourseif' Are yoar spirits
dull and tagging. gwen TO fits of melancholy
ESQ do not lay u - your liver or dyspepsia -
Have Won restless nights, fonr back weak,
your knees weak, and have but little appetite.
and you a,tribusc this to dyspepsia or liver COM
pisn,t
Now. reader, self abuse. venereal diseases
badly cured. aud sexual excuses. are all caps-
bic OF producing . weakssss Of the gener alive
organs The organs Of generation, when In per
fact health, mako the man. Did yon ever think
that those bold. defiant. energetic, persevering,
successfol business mon are always those whose
rsners,ive organs are In perfect hcslths You
never heard such men complain ofbcing melau-
rno,,. ~ a-,.ossssss. Of psipitation OF the
heart. They are never afraid they cannot sue
coed IN business; they don't become sad and
discouraged they are always polite and pleas
ant Ia the company Of ladies. AMI look them
or any other mesnness about them. do not
mean those who keep the organs isnammei by
rnnningio excess. Those will not only ruin
their constitutions, hat also those they do bust
ness with or FOR.
t-lln~ many men from padlv cured dis-asess
f-nn the Effects Of seif abuse and eycesscs. have
troush, ND ut that state OF weakness IN those
crgans that has rednced the general system so
much AZ IL indace almost every other form OF
ti."as--ia,oev. lunscy, paralysis. spinal aiIec
tons, snieiie. and allnost overy other form OF
disease wnch Humanity - heir to, aud the real
caise Of the tfnablc scarcely ever suspected, and
have doalorei for all bu, the r,gh. one. Dis
sses Of these organs .requircl the use Of . Diu-
fetie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15
NORTH CAROLINA.

WiLniScros, Apr! ia large conssrv.
ative meeting was held in the Theatre las,
evening. The building was crowded and
speeches were made by Col. A. NJ. Doddell
and Hon. Geo. Davis, DR.. Pnscell. Surgeon
in the U. S. army vas one Vice Presidents
name, Col. s. Frank Commandant Of the
Post was received with tumultous ap.
plouee.
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.

LnSDoN, April H. EVENING After
PAIRING interviews with the Queen this
morning. he Prince and Princess of Wales,
cacoupanied by their respective suites. left
London on their visit to Ireland. They took
. special train for Holy Kotd, where they
will embark on fleet which IL to convey
them across the IRISH sea. 1t is expected
they will land in Dublin 1T noon to-mor
row
DUBLIN, April 14-The great prepars-
tions which have been made here TO give
all possible eelat to the visit Of the Prince
of Wares, are about completed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

@.yslCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFCE IN
basement of State bank Building. Residence
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MISSOURI.

Sf. Lous, April l5.-The hair store Of
j. A. Pazzoni. 20 North Fifth street, was
robbed on Monday night OF about $4,000
worth OF manufactured hair Of oil descr,p-
tons.
Mrs. Harry Thomas, = lady Of this city,
walked 10 miles in 233 hours, ending 1t
1880 yesterday. She started to walk 100
miles 10 "a hours. but failed a. above. Sho
will make another trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-15

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