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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

SoCAL DAScE.--A Social dance will be given at
g. r, Rce's hotel Dorset, Feb II, tomorrow
EVENING" NcGuhe's QuNdrilIe Band
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Wecaf attention to the advertisement Of the
Providence Il. H. Herald in column OF new adror-
tisements
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East Donst, FEB. 10, 1850

Tar live have been shown Patent Tin Sap
Spout which strikes Us as being just the thing
every manufacturer ofmapls sugar wants. Cone &
most reasonable terms. The spout was patented 10
Ohio, where i was thoroughly tried last year, Civ
Mg universal satisfaction. J. G. Duna u Rutland
!, Gensral Agent Cor Vermont All orders address.
ed toh.,i~ will receive immediate attention. For
sale BY timers generally Again we say let every
farmer try them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

EyuY SATURDAY, contains articles
from all the Year Round, The London
Review, Chambers Journal and other
most popular foreign publications,
Tlckuor 4 Fields, pablicAers, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

ra4.t lorsnsas - nasaf.-t r-s56efs r
Ffasy. as5se5 a. Bsssasr. vn siea haa lsy
Iysstsfsss tAass naaa. - ataA iallak fom :
ises a.s y 49, esatE Hs lesfes - ard
gvd s0area
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NV ApyERTIsKMENTs.-De Dentistry. A. ". John
son; Hore Powers, W. b. sheldon; Dissolution o.
Co partnership, II. Robert 5000 dozen palm.
leaf Hats wanted, Q. r. Williams; Legal Notices
Auction. ". J, g. c. F. Sheldon; Notice in Bank
ruptcv =. A. smslleyi The Independent, Henry 9.
Bowen; Administrators sale W Il. Deal; Fish
Cone s Burton; New Advertisements Geo. P
Roeel & co.
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B4LLou's MA6aziSR for March is a
capital number Its table Of contents
embraces a number Of stories by the
most popular authors, "reminiscences,
poetry, etc. II Is profusely illustrated.
Published BY Elliott, Thomas 4 Taibut
So Congress St Boston, at 81 80 per
year.
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EMInsos's HAND Book on INrEEsAL
RFyESrE This work bas just been is
sued by samuel BoGIes & Co, Spring
field, Mass. II contains Just that infor-
mauion which every taxpayer needs
il order to understand what taxes he is
liable 10 pay Sent by the publisers.
post paid, On receipt 81 Is cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

vermolts deg tax amounts 70 over
$1,000
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1m m Sc. RELngLf. lap QnLf Is cfnTs

sst by pfessist ~ alalssa isss iit.efs
GosrEg, wILsos 800. rfaFn. rataa sh
Waa.ersls sfsUtt .ltsfaia 4 Cd ElFtt Pres =
B44. Issssla '. ueey 4 - Hzer4a.ss "a
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WnEEHEs TIE .has fasset frsassfrss ifzm 81
e Is aactss h1w rs- q ails - sslssFhes3 Tees
tsg maf r. y lHtf west
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A CkFp.-Ths undersigned would gratefully ac.
kagwjsdre The universal Kindness manifested 10 rs
by he people Of this place. ard which has been ez,
pressed IN The form q numerous valuable articles
presented At different times, d the amount Of $40,
and sso for the donation o. siI2 the svais Of the
visit. the evening 81 TSb mat Our desire - that
ws nay h able 10 maize fctne slight returns 10 them
fur their kindness. And may the Lord reward
them xitb rich spiritual blessing, as they have as
9TH temporal Asd 70 our friends 10 Manchester,
vho % KINDLY favored Us with their presence 1T cur
dona,lou snd who lei, s,aisial evidence II hoirre.
gard for us, We would express cur warmest thanks.
We shall ever cherish the most grateful remember,
ances " their former kindness, as veil this re.
newed expression ofR ?. W. OtMsrEp.
MARY OIgsrEu
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a PLAsaxr 6ArnEHiNo-A go0Sy company.
composed q pN mtmbsn Of be G8Hgregai iouAl
soasly aBa obsr friends, gathered at The house n
ias nsy, ~. Anasrsoa 10 tbs village ou tie last
evcasag ot sauuAfy fbe occasion was one n great
socla sfjoYmrBi 10 al prsssai--fesiriag Pleasant
me1aue, aud attended wi,1 uamero o. expressions
AZ Esuonal affection and regard.
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Ths Awfbmalm q parset weah 81
,sssass,ss errss snt nso5sf tas c9mmpa.iy =
great service eliaa,ps'T elotuE " thsi rscrntis
rrEgtrr Il saaiA n1~s3 tsp, - Patrick paras
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

NssH REszISofoS.--A boy sbeui u yesn u
nfs. aamea Burns. va, f-oroa to death last Friday
aieti 70 y. Hnsfsr Co., bern, pear thai VI age
~ la4 gone h these q spend ihe night, and the
sx,lfsns cold weather produced his lrsth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

VIZ. nSas ESQ Aas rgftAaso4 he uili
Frogefg ins~a - ~ -Falo9 HEHn IN ths East
pssi \ ihs tavp sss . pa'uus 4 Is excellent re-
PAIR.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

No TnUtHE FUNDLH,
DELIGHTFUL AID PLEASANT REMEDY ~
1afarys gs.da,8s Haa Rrssfh Hsarssssess,
.gafhnsa. Brsaehif1s, fspEhs Dsafasss Et.,
aaA - ilsafiefs rssgItih4 fseus FOLDS -
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
glgs Reaeay does rat .DEY NF leauh lsat
IUYsEAs, Il HTes tte beef n ~ gfeasias inattsF.
saiesBf rstnasine Baa Bfaati saa hasfa4Ae. AiLAfn
Mild sna AaAEkAELk e. ils Effects that q lasiAselY
Cures without sneczing!
sHl sever asHtsstass s.ea fHa4Rc4 g} - e ~ 49,
Tkge8f afe Fsafi DfBafs
DELniuCs HEA8ATI0R ~ co0LHEss AID
Ce&FWkf
, 1868-02-25
SuHttnaitatfrts.
To the Editor of the "St. CrOix Avis"

Mr.. o. Krause ION his own behalf and per-
haps on the behalf of a CONSTITUENCY the cham
pion of Governmental liberality to Mattress, not
having to the present time made his re-appear-
ance in your avis with the balance of HIS
VIEWS !? which he promised to favour the pub
lie with, | will in the mean time turn my atten-
ton to Secretary Rosenstand's communication,
appearing in Your "Avis" No. IL, and Baron
A. Bretton's communication, appearing in your
"Avis'' No IL.
Secretary Rosenstand "a gentleman whom
the writer respeets) has observed in the above
named Communication 81 therefore share in
what I believe is the general feeling, that it is
high time, not merely to think of, but earnestly
to deliberate and discuss what is to become of
st. Croix,'' now that the two Sister Islands st.
Thomas and st. Johns, are to be coded to the
American Government, and further remarks,
that 1--WE ought all to agree on one thing name
ly, to do whatever we can, to secure the well
fare of our little island in the future; whether
it would best be secured under a Danish or an
American rule, on that every body may nave
his own opinion-although st. Thomas and st.
Johns gone, 1 don't believe opinion differs
much on that point-and that we all have a
, 1868-02-25
Total S292,796 Sc

Balance of deposits s 1886 O6
4 new deposit accounts, viz.
| Laborer. 2 Various.
1 Painter.
7 Withdrawals amounting to $444 SO.
Receivers for Saturday, 29lh Feb. 1868.
In CHRISTIANSTED:
Upper Commissary of War w. Sim
melkjer Trustee.
A Just Esq, Member.
In F%REDERIKSTED
r. Moreton Esq, Trustee.
r. G. Knight Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, oath February 1868.
, 1868-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
& q Z O * 4
OF the Receipt ofDeposits at the St. Croix
SAVINGS B A n X,
On SATURDAY, 22nd February 1868.
ReCeivers:

In CHRISTIANSTED
E. Monefeldt, Esq, Trustee.
IL. NJ. F. de Silva, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
IL. N. Mall gray, Esq, Trustee.
Amount offormer deposits. $292,6G3 SO
9 deposits of 90 cents each.
81 above 20 cts. and under S |.
, 1868-02-25

Sc deposits, of which
So in Christlansted amounting
to ------....-.-.$ 1874 81
3 in FrederikSted do. s 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07


HAT. me RepuSiirans claim g navs
eloc,ed enelr wnoIc tlckct, wnse ~ 49,
cssts eisim ne elsctlou Of two q their can
didases. and 4 gain Of four Or nve council.
,nen There her were three tickets In the field
-1Rcpubiican, Democratic and Working
mems,
..,,rrs from the Wards indicate that the
neoaacrats have elected their entire ticket
,.;,h The exception of Clerk of the Police
and Director of the City Infirmary.
The Council will be Republican by q
small majority.
DAYTON, Ohio. April 6-The Republi.
can ticket is elected by msjori,ies ranging
from 80 TO 300.
TOLEDO, Ohio. April 8.-Republican ma
jori,y on city ticket 273 Loss since Ocso-
her 1l6. City Council 10 Republicans and
9 Democrats.
INDIANAPOLIS, Apfil A-The vote boiled
at the punship clectinn hare today was
small. Republican tickst elecasd By 500
majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

I|!
sAled restricting the total force n 8, 800,
INCLUDING apprentices aAd boys. u
Mr.. Grimes explained and advocated the
apprentice system. and argued that Il was
necessary to keep up the navy to respect.
able footing. The amendment OF the COM
mittec was agreed upon.
Dir. Coukling moved 10 amend BY max
ing the number exclusive cf apprentices
and boys 1890 instead OF $500. adopted
by % 10 90
On motion of Mr.. Morrill, of Maine. an
ameudrien. increasing from o32.OO to
$50 COO the appropriation for the pay OF tho
civil establishments under the bureau Of
medicine and surgery, at the several navy
hospitals and yards was adopted.
Mr.. Sherman offered the following rs IN
additional section, that ali unexpcnded bal
auces existing on the first of July next,
under any OF the several heads OF appso
pria,ion provided for in this act shall be
carried to the surplus fund. unless some Is
necessary 70 pay expenditures made during
the fiscal year, or unless necessary TO exc
cute contracts made before said date.
| A debate followed tho omendment which
go finally agreed %. ~ fA
Mr. sherman Offered another smendmeat
directing the Secretary OF the Treasury, In
his next annual message, to etate oil the
balances OF appropriations made duftug The
present session, for each branch OF the
public service. and remaining uuexpsuded
on the lst Of Jolly next, showing also the
amounts Necessary to execute the contracts
Of pay the expenditures ON each OF such
balances. Adopted
Tho bill then passed In Committee Of tho
Whole. and being before the Senate, Mr..
Howe asked separate vote on the amend
| fncnt incYeasinv the AUGMENTATION for fho
establishment of o naval hospital, which,
after some discussion. was agreed 10.
Mr. Drake asked for q separate vote on
Mr.. Conklings amendment reducing The
number OF eoamen from $500 To 1850.
Mr.. Hendricks asked upon what iniorma
ton this change had been made, and con
demDed such legislation as being in the fscs
OF the unanimous opinion Of the Nava
Committee.
Alter debate, without action on th;
amendment, the Senate adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
FORTlHrM CON0RRss.

WASHINGTON, April e.-SRNArR.-Th,
Henate Chair submitted resolutions for
the Legislature of Minnesota endorsing IN,
action Of Ccrgsese in regard to imrcach
mens. Tabled.
Mr.. Ramsay presented resolutions from
| the sare Legislature for the improvemcn,
OF the Mississippi river, recommended b,
Gen. Danen and others. Referred.
MT. Cole presented q petition from N,
citizens ct California, asking aid for the
southern Pacific Railroad. Referred.
Mr.. Nyc introduced bill for the connie
ton OF the branch mint at Carson Civ
Nevada. Referred.
Mi. Wilson introduced bill 10 relieve
the political disabilities OF certain citizens
81 ueorgia. Referred 70 judiciary Com
mittce.
Mr. rrumbull from the judiciary Conn.
mit,ee reported bill suppiemen tary to the
'ect 70 allow the United States tn proaecute
appeals and writs Of error without rIyine
security. which was placs d ON the calendar.
Mr.. Fsasenden called up the Joint re.olu
ton 10 authorize the Secretary Of State to
Adjust certain claims and direct the pay
meat thereof 1t directs payment out Of
indemnity reCeived from he Japaneee Gov
eminent Of . certain amount fof damages
sustained By the steamer Monitor a -
hands Of the JapaDsse. 4 discns,;o. s.
sued. but the resolution paeeed wishous
amendment.
NJ. Sherman called uc the hill to ref,,nf,
tne duties paid under the protest in 1861. on
the bell imported from France and uonatesi
inr elie use Of St Mary's institute ana Notre
Dsme University. Indiana. AfVet half IN
tho hill PASSED. so'''1'
ihc Insir then ttsoed that the epscial
ofuer OF the resolutions u admit IL scsts q,
.n- aiofs Telsos'efs II the associated nrsns.
ny,tsnscpt the resolution WAS teu,porarilv
.a.l aslau and tbs naval APPROPRIATION hiil
Isaea az. The question Wa on The ssneSd.
nent prOvidine for trc enlieomont / ~
md eoyA ezp1u11so q & 90 nie
'eAmen. nov Auah6sised.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

.r.;.a.id d.dieafs6 L. Il. LA

%1F ~ ~
.Fairasid dedicated IL spleadid me-
school building on the ssh uit.
NJ. A. churehill, { respected cisis.h o,
Linn county. fell dead cut of bis wagon Ii.
other dag.
The Cedar Rapids 7;siass, tells Of BIZ.
COW weighing 1,555 lbi.. and selling in that
city for SOB. ~
The residence Of ,Abner Cable, in LAX.
township, Muscatins county, csugh, Gre last
Sunday morning and Was burned With /.
part Of the furniture. s
The Montezuma Rspsblican repo,s.
that Mr. s.ilsell Of that county, has ~.
len heir to $500, 900 by the death Of . rail-.
tire IN England.
-Ayoung lad. namsd ,saidls,, had tvo
Of bis sagsrs cut 81 in hussa4iss u. o,b.,
night. from playisg arssna . block Of vooa
on which auothss boy wss ehspias.
The DEWITT O6seysr msutisns N. ,...
Of farmer near that city havias a.hhei
puttiue in bic litsls palch Of wheat seo
ssres--ou Tie 8lst ule. e-
The Fairtl<d, Ledger says Of Ia crep
psospsess in that rssisu: sFall wheat ,,,ts
One. From present appsafsnces the c,eo
win b. . heavy one. sOurs farmers ar. Re.
ioiced .hereat. Tho spring wheat which
vas SC ed in February issks we'll.
We lesrn frsm the Ottrmw. G,sr;r,
tina. On Monday night young man from
Bloomfield, lows, by the nam. Of Ephraim
Watson, while on bis way to Ii. depot ~.
accidentally shot by the discharge Of a
small revolver which he was carrying in his
overcoat pocket. The bail passed through
his left thigh. 1t is an ugly wound, bu. 20,
dangerous.
The Clinton Herald says a man nam. d
John Ham, employed at ". J. Young 4
Co.'S new mill, while out on raft lust
above the mill, slipped from loose log upon
which no vas standing and fell into the wa
ter and was drowned. Prompt assistance
was At hand, but the unfortunate man seems
TO have been helpless, as he At once sank
and did not rise lie leaves wife and four
children in destitute circumstances. The
body was recovered soon after the accident
near where il went down.
/ -Muscatine folks have sormed a reyrv
Company. and will eventually have I 6rst
class boat playing between That CITY and
the Illinois shore.
The total EXPENSE Of the city of Du-
buqus during the year past was 1892 ,s93.-
loo
| Burlington claims to have done S27.-
Oo0, 900 worth of business during the pas,
year.
The Journal announces the "defunc.
ton" Of the Muscatine county Agrieul tural
Society.
| The Entsrpr,s. il the name of 4 new
paper just started At West Libsrty, BY c.
Boxer.
/ An effort is being made TO make q 70.
Atty of tho Muscatins. Upton. Ann osa,
II Ac railroad Good
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
An ORDINANCE.
To regulate the establishment Of Hospitals
in the City Of Davenport.

To regulate the o4tablishmet Of Hospitals
in the City Of Davenport.
Be it enacted by the City Council Of the
Davenport:
Srcnox i. No hospitals shall b sstsb-
lishsd and no buildings shall be srsctsd or
used for the for the reception and medical
ressmsnt Of sick or diseased persons with
n the limits d the city Of Davenport By
any person, association Or corporation nm
lees previous thsrsto The City Council Of
said city d Davsnpest hss BY special permit
authosi1ed ths sstablishuent Of such hos
pital q The ne u : building for The puf-
pess aforesaid, application in writing there
fcr having first been made and signed By
the ewners Of not lsss than three-fourthe Of
The block upoa which such building Or hos
pltal b situated. 49,
SIC. 2. Any hospital q building used for
The reception and medical treatment Of sick
o. dissassd persons within said city limite
n violation Of this ordinancss % deehrsd
snuisanes, and shall BE- Immediately abeted
81 he City Mar1hai. and the petson q per-
sous owing, keeping Of maintaining sush
hsspifal & building. or aiding to ksep q
uaiutain the sane shall pay me Of not
leeo then S25 twenty I've dollsfs) and not
more thar 800 Ou0 hnndssd dollas) 70 b
recovered in the name and for the beue0t
Of the City Of Davenport, by suit bsfose
the Police Magistrate Or Mayor.
$50 !. All ordinances or pafts efsrtinau.
- oos,fiiet With this ordinance ass hereby
repealed. M
Passed and approved April 1st, 1858.
N. DONAf1UE, Mayor.
AtteSk Jowu Lstl1o. Guy Closk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
WASHINGTON.

I The Supreme Court this morning affirmed
the decree of the District Court for the
Southern District of Illinois. in the cases OF
'he claims OF Lemore Il Co, Wittenburg &
Doyle and Grief q Zlrts. for 935 hales Of
| cotton captured by Porter's feet on Warhi,a
river, Louisiana, in April 1864. and dis
missed. All elaine of the opinion Of the
Court was read by Judge Swayne, who
placed the decision OF the Court exclusively
on ~ non intercoursc ot the act of July IS.
1857. The Court says that prohibition was
the rule and licenee the exception and that
military permits we're void.
An opinion was delivered reversing The
Judgment IF the Circuit of Louisiana and
re-a;iirming the legitimacy of Mrs. Gen,
Cfaines, and confirming her in all her rights
Of psopc1y in that State.
Judge Cushion will open the case on be-
half IF the President, on Thursday next.
AZ the conclusion the testimony for defense
vii, be submitted beyond the members Of
| thc cabinet.
il il rot now expected that not more than
six or eight members will be examined.
Considerable documents Of evidence will be
submitted. 1t IS expected that the cabinet
Will b. called 10 prove that Mr.. Lincoln
held many of the views which Mr. John.
son holds N opposition 10 Congress. That
they urged their views on Mr. Lincoln and
afterwards on Mr.. johnson that they az.
Weed MIR. Johnson's veto of the tenure Of
oi1ce bill, gave him the opinion that it was
Unconstitutional, and not binding on him !;
that he might test the question In the
court, and that to do so he had removed
Stanton His counsel do not expect any
circumstance 10 arise 20 prevent the case
proceeding TO a final decision, and profess
eddy have unbourded confidence in his &C.
quiitsl
The Minister Admiral upun earnest So
licitation has consented to remain in Eng
land for the present.
General Sherman was today before the
Joint Committee, on the Pacific railroad.
enc made an eIabOr0te statement In regard
TO The rsad. and the country through which
II will pass.
Hon. Lewis d Campbell, OF Ohio. ar
rived here to- lay to testify for defense IN
the Impeachment.
The Secretary Of the interior sent CON- |
m,tntcation to the Senate, showing that in |
Dne tribe Of Icdians more than I've |
lbuusand In number are In . suffering con- |
iittcn. and recommending appropriations
(orltheir relief.
The Spanish government has released all |
The duties on foreign wheat and flour.
rTwenty miles more Of the Union Pacific
railroad, kaueas branch arc finished I
md waiting for inspection.
the Supreme Court to-day . petition
wad presented from Messrs. Hamilton Msr.
i'm and WIN. E. Gilshcsl. in prison in Flor
ds, under indictment In the Federal court
or the murder two freedmen, asking
or writs of habcas corpus and csrti
ran returnable ct this term.
iIhe petitioners hold that the State Courts
,Ap4c can take Jurisdiction on the subject
AMER discussion between the counsel. neti.
ioners and The court, this being The Iset
~ ,ot the present term, the writs asked for
The hext term. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
new YORK.

Nav YoRK. April 6.-The case Of Hatch
and others against the Rock Island II r..
was before the Supreme Court at tho gene
raj term to-day on IN appeal from the decis-
ION Of Judge Carsiasa refusing TO sNnsfer
the suits TO the United States Court.
The defendants claim that the company
being foreign corporation could not be
sued tn the State Courts Decision reserved
The land once OF Chatles Luxton. in
value Of thirty.two thousand dollars stolen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
Clnclnnati Market.

By Telegraph April7.
Four-In fair demand end nrm at full rates
family can be bought a 10. 25(el0.50; dull.
Whcst-Steady at 2.Ss@2.40 for No. 2 red.
No. offered at $40.
Corn Dull At s7@ss for esr.
Rye-.Frmer, ls5.
Oats Held firmly a 7SQ7e
lssrlev-Firm and quiet at asS.
Provisions Unsestied and excited.
Bulk Nests Held at l9@ Z for shouldsss, aideA
clear rib, aud clear aides; bat these ratse are
A@<c above the vieWs Of buyers.
lard--Sold 81 l6)<. generally held at II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

~ Telegraph. April..
Flour-Dull and loGSl5 lower; winter extras
at II, uo@l4.oo spring extras At s,750lo, so !;
ppriag supers at 5.75@s,Oo.
Wheat-Dull. lower and unsettled No. l
spring e.o2Qt2 o. No sprins al s7h.
Corn-Duli and lower 76s1@77.
Oats-Active, firm aud higher, NJ $685..
Rye-Dul and nominal At .580t1.
l,ariey-Dull. irregular and nominal. At $50
az ~ for No. 2 in etorc.
Provisions Active and buoyant,
Pork-Higher and large sales, at q, 90 on the
spot. and sales for delivery At Springfield, 1t
1850.
Lard-Bstter and firm, at l6H@lejs held
at the close at lie,
Bulk Meat. Primer shoulders II 1-2Ql9c
rough sides at lac short rib l50l5L; short
clear 16c.
NWeet Picklea Hamp-At lfc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
ONO.

OLsvELAND, April 7.-Gabrisl 4 Co.'S
carriage factory burned last night. Loss
x27, 900 small insurance. It vas undoubt-
cdly the work Of an incendiary.
The city election yesterday went Ne
publiean-a gain Of about 1000. Nine
teen out Of 30 Ceuncilmen are Rspubli-
cans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
Fsraagn News ~ Atlantic Cable.


London, April THE case Of prisoners
arrested on suspicion Of being implicated
in the Clerkenwsll explosion. went before
the grand jury yesterday. The charge Of
Richards 20 the jury vas strongly adverse
to the prisoners.
It IL said tho bishops Of the Irish
church have united in . note 10 D'IsTaeli
urging him 10 sacri6cs half the avenues
Of the church establishment in order 70
b able to SAVE the rest.
BsaLIN, April 7.--Immsdistely on the
ratification Of the treaty Of citizenship re-
Gently concluded between Prussia and the
United States, Mr.. Bancroft will enter int
segotiations for the establishment Of .
commercial treaty between the two ceun-
tries.
NAPLss, April 7.-Adniral Farragut 10
still in the city. He awaits the return OF
Duke De Costa, who 10 At present in
Sicily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

KRoxUx. April 6-The folio wing mes
sage was sent from here this evening
"Hoa Chae. Mason or President johnson,
Washington, District Of Columbia The
biggest vote ever polled in this city BY the
democracy is triumphant. We have i'm.
peached the impeachers. Last year the
city went disunion.
(Slgned) D. r. MILLER"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
Amateur Calelvalor's Guide
KITCHEN AND FLOWER GARDEN,

CURE YOURSELF OF DEBILITY, SEXUAL DIS
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