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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
LATEST News
By TELEGR.fPn.
TO THE DAILY DEH0GE2AT,
MISSOURI.

ST.. Lorrs, Sept. 16-Tha Banquet siysn
last night at the Free Mason, Hal. By the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter, Of Missouri,
"a Genera Gr,rs Royal Arch Chapter OF
the L S. ~ss one # tbs grandsst affairs
ever vita ID IL this city.
About three hundred Royal arch Ma
sons aud their invited guests. sat down TO
the table, and altar psrtsking OF stump
tusus rspast, Martin Collins, Grand High
Priest, Of Missouri, delivered . welcome
address, which was responded 'oby John
3 Le~ip, Grand High lest Of the Y. 8.
j. o Fellows, Grand Chapter General o.
the Grand Enssmpment Of the T. .
Ths directors OF The Atauhc ana faci-
fc X. II. arr we'd at Little PiaerY, Mo-, the
present terminus 81 the 1921, last nieat,
en- roate far the indisn causiry Gen.
sherman. Gev Fletcher sid Hen. Henry S
Blow accompany the party. 4 large force
has resumed work on the linz, and survey
ing parties are Quitting FOR Al5ugnerqus.
Csc. II. Pendlston arrived lsis last
night. 4 lArge delegation 81 III. Demos
cratic Club received and escorted him &c
his hotel. lie will sresk here tonight.
The U. S. Senator from this Sia'c ds,iy.
cred his opening speech in tue canvass e.
Mercantile Hall to-nightso yssy .rga au
dence.
Albert Pill. addressed e.. Democracy 10
night At Tammany Hall
A special dispatch from Little Rock
Ak, to the Democrat says. 1--WE member
o tie Leg SIS 'ute, County Clerk, UnteC
States Assessor and Collector, aud tv,
United States Contractors for buldind th,
t'rs cdmen school house, has been drive,
from lafayette county. also that three BIZ,
| aud lB black men have been killed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

OTTAWA. Sept. Is. -Whalen upon receiv
inc sentence OF guilty to-day, made long
address TO the court, in which he very eH,.
phs cslly and soiemly asserted his entire
innocence of The crime. He denied having
any connection with Fenianis,n.a rd DECLARED
he had been condemned because he WAS .
Roman Catholic; that the evidence had been
cDncncttd t. cNnyic. him lie WAS gong
on 10 speak Of The cruel treatment oil the
Irishmen b, EHgland, when he WAS inter
rup,cd TIE chivi justice, who t'inieti out 7.
him that whatever might he the ca7e else
where, II liis country irishnen and o,hei
classs wcfe treated alike before the lsw. and
be had NJ reasonable grounds for complaint
After gvi:mIly CauilonlDg The
prisopcr Gea.nst entertaining any hopes
Of pardon, aud imporing him TO prepare toi
Tie future, his lordship sentenced him 10 b.
executed, Thursday, December 10Th next
between &c A. N. and 4P.M. The prisoner
was the removed. Intense excitement pre-
walls in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
NEW Y0RK.

NV YonK. Sept IS The Herald says
"a poli,'-al earthquake swept over Maine
Yesterday"
The 7incs says: "The Maine election
shows that the people have made up their
MINDS TO elect Grant and Coliax, aud is i'm
porant a. indicating the drift Of popular
sentiment
The Tribune considers the Maine election
The CONNIE pcement OF tie tidal wave oil
honesty which will swes over the country
he Sun Gays. 1.-The Democrats have
me, a serious reverse In Maine" and cons Id
ers that the irflaerce en- the coming election
will be great.
The lost considers the election as com
ulete trlumph Of the Republican party a,
ever beftre attained
The Commercial says. The thanks OF ths
na'iOn are euc 10 Aaine FIR her victory D
yesterday"
NEW Yolk, Sept 15-The loss by thu
burning If the PRINT works Of The Glouces
Ter Mauufacuunr Company is over $500.
| 0er Insured mainly 10 Eastern companies
| Ihe main building destroyed con,ainrC
e.ght pint presses ana about 40 900 piece
OF finished ard unfinished goods The work.
we're running ~ their full capacity, produc
ing about go pieces Of rooCs q week ans
was the tliId lareesl 10 the country engage,
Ia makirg msdder p.inls, employing ov.
3 900 hanas.
AlBAnY. S p: l5-Fiyt bodies q mel
drowned during Saturdays lreshet wer
found today.
John Williams, a regro, outraged an Oh
German woman near herJ IN Monday, Al
robbed farm house at Niska, una, al
thtn II d IN Cahoes, where he was arrest ?
an lai,ei lie confessed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
HEM Y0Eg.

Nav loRE Sept. l6 Two boya named
Vim West and Vim Reilly were srrests 4
yesterday aad c3ntcsre i 10 robbing the "a =
belonging to The Board OF Brokers On Wal
street. Of 81 600. i lsrga smount Of the
money was recovered, and the boys were
committed
Mrs. Burlineame, formerly Mrs. Gen.
Eaton. obtained = warran. yesterday from
Justice Dodge for the srrsst Of her hus
hand On charge Of abduction and seduc-
ing her granddaughter, Mlsa Randolph. iIs
has not vet bern arrested
Additiensl accounts Of the earthq1i ke
states that a, Arzt tho stock was precsdcl
~ q sound hketnst OF a dlstsr. t,mrest.
then the ground shocN from south TO north
A palm tree remains untouched and as
green IS ever in the midst Of tho dcsolate
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
CHICAGO.

CnIcseo, Sent. - The Cook County
Republican convention met to-day, and made
The following nominations For Congress,
Norman Il. Judd was nominated by accla-
nation Tor State Attorney. Chas ii Reid ;
for Sheriff, Gustav Fischer for Circuit
Clerk, Norman l.. Genette; for Coroner,
Beri. J Glover; for State Senator, John c.
Dorc. For A,eu.bera Of The Legislature The
following uuAnAtioas wtsc tAeGe: fiay-
ninth district ii y. biller, y l.. Bond, J.
4 Kygoli~, siyiy-siS h di.trlet, i. q.
Munson and j. G. kaiekerhockcr; sixty
fist district. liver LAWSON and l. s. faylcT
Rev. Hiram y Bshop, psstor Of the =.
John Episcopal Church, Union Park. who
left home about two months ago on Eu-
ropcan tour diei in Paris. q few days since
If disease contracted by coup dc Selel
while travelling in Switzerland.
Gen. John Hogan has so nearly recovered
his health, that be- was expected 10 leaye
Joliet for his home al oarhondalc TINS
evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
l4lverpool Naarket

AhVcEROOH M0tAUB.
By Teiesruph.l Sept. Ia
Flour, -a.s.
Wheas-Red. Ice lcd white l2s Cd.
Coru-3 js VI.
Pork--S2s.
Lafd-Ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
IOWA..

| DIS MONIES, Sept. l6.-Onc uncred gurs
nre laundering "As goes Maine so goe;
the Union"
| BosTaE, Sent. l5.-Disratches from va
| oas cities in New England and other State s
| reror. flutes ard u;ht rdeinonsirasiors owe
| the Milne Gle ton
TOLEDO. o.. Sept. l5.-Tho lsenubicars G
tits city fired enc hundred guns in honor 9
the victory in Maine
WAsuiNarox, Sept. Is The Presiaen
Directs that Gen. Rousseau, commanding II,
Drrari.acnt of Louisiana, b. assigned t,
duty according 10 hi hTev,t rank OF Major
Cen raj. tbs tskcs effect when Ger. Rous
srau takes command. The late order Is
siprins Gil E.ehan.n 10 Guiy according Il
us nseye. raaa, Of MsiJr General. is re-
vekea, uua he i assigned according u
brsv.t rsrk 81 B-iraiier General, D order
that he NAV command the District OF Louis
isua uadsi Rlussta u.
a reduction OF custom expenses will be
made on the whole northern frontier The
forces at Dunkirk and Rochester being to
day reduced twenty or thirty per cert
The result OF the Maine election strength
ens the sentiment against September ses-
sion.
Senator Morgan and Representative
y
the result oil II is they recommend tina,
there be a inll attendance of both Houses
| of Congress, on A0ajiy, 2lst inst. Mt =
O'clock, promptly. Ii Is No, supposed thai
| general business viii ne entered into at that
time as that session need BE- M logger than
| IL provile fer another adipurnment la
| ;he course of conversation these gentlemen
| rs have other numbers, expressed then
selves in fsvo. oil further adj,urnment ua-
| ill the 2lst of October. They did not
however, think proper to so recommend
believing that this is "A subjsct to be deter
mined by Congress Itself.
Senator Morgan lett Tor New York TO
night but will return & morrow. Genera
Scnenck will reinain tbrsc or four days al
Ter Monday rext IL ait.nd TO business con
n,c;.d with The Union Republican Con
| 2tessinnai Committee.
Senator Wade and Speaker Colfsx viii
arrive here Friday or Saturday.
Sencr Garcia, Peruvian Minister, had On
interview with the Psceidsnt today en-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Sept. is j. K Vernon, a
prominent attached Woods Museum, WAS
arrested last nisht on charge Of adultery
with Miss Robertson, q member Of The samc
dramatic company The couple have passed
wit in the city rs usn ard wtie, which fact
reaching The sars of Nernona wifi at 81
Louis, sno came 10 Chicago AMI procured a
warrant tsr their arreSt Vernon hasr pre-
sehsQi the chaiac'er ~ Arthur W.ralan.
Tia .ading villan in The hex sensation OF
foul ,ay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
CURE OF C.aT.aRRH.
From y \ Ey11 TIL, ESQ. Vice
Prcsldcnt Of the Citizens
National Bank Daycnport.

For the bcnedt OF those ST ilarl7 affected, I
would hereby state that for years have suf-
fered from disease oft throat, which deied
tho skill Of some toe best medical men, until
applied TO Dr. l.ish;hill. who, by means of
his superior examination Of the remote parts OF
that organ, at once discovered the difficulty and
promptly removed the same.
most cordially recommend the Doctor 70
the public as man ofscisnce in whose judge
ment reliance NAV be placed.
j. 3. SMITH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
letter from Rev A. Briggs, OF
Rock Island, lllinolp.

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,. June 2s, 1868.
On. LSsEYanL Dear Sir-Gratitude to yos
and desire TO benefit others has induced ne to
make the following statement
For the last four or FIVE years ! have hs /,
partial deafness in my left ear, and this, during
the last nine months has increased 80 rapidly
and to such ar extent that l could scarcely hear
at all with it, and having that time used many
remedies with no essential or permanent benefit
| soon began TO think that should soon loose
the use Of that organ altogether.
But after seeing an announcement Of yeur
oficial visit to this city, and converting with
one " ese deafness Of long standing you had
- he Informed me, entirely removed. decided
to consult you, and if. afssr IN exsminssion you
thought you could res:o-s nv hearing. to sub
NIT to an operation. Accordingly | called At
your rooms yesterday. and en- happy to Soy that
in less than half an hour. BY skilfui and pain
less operation with suitable instruments, you
restored my hearing completely, and lttess per-
manently.
Accept, my dear sir, the assurance ofmy best
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper
,ty.
A.BRI0GS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
CRlQ.

CLsvKLAap. Sep. l6 The schooner
E-hu Of Buffalo, with cal for Clcvc'and
stranded here laat night, breaking W, one
seaman WAS lest. aid tie rest wac rescued
bv life bost.
The Il publicans Of Cleveland last night
celebrated the election in Maine, by firing
guns, spe' ches. &c.
An intoxicated man was burned 70 death
by the burning Of shsr'y, in franklin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

rresenica he letter Of senior Bate, rewly
elected President Of Peru, announcing bis
accessien
Quar;ermss'or General sieirs hes ils'
issued roll Of honor No. 10. containing
names of soldierR who died IN defense OF
the American Union. and buried 10 na'ior-
81 cemeteries - Anlistam, Nd, Arlington,
Andersonvlie. Culpepper Court h9rse'
Coal Iiarbor, Winchester, Slauuton tna va
rious scattered localities. II contains t-e
names OF about Is 300 deceased soldiers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
ILLINOIS.

Htyny. frI., Sept. IA very severe
st,rla pass..i oyer this place this morning,
wnh hss-y thunder and lightning. The
lpuu /. nt 1T w ise. ! German, YVES struck,
ana uls dHushier, - years cd, Instantly
tiiicf. Her b,Av was horribly mulilstcd
~pl almost entirely stripped of clothing.
rhr southeast corner CT the building Is a
| total wfe K. No other member OF ths fam
ito iti 4-f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
MISSOURI.

SA lsovis, Sept. ia Fort Dodge letter
To tue Leavtnwurih Conseru tire SAYS that
Ger. Sullg with The 7ih Cavalry crossed the
Arkansas river on the 7th. He took no bag.
gage and Will push on night and day until
he arrives at the villages of the hostile In
dians A train of W CONS with supplies Tor
II month Will follow the general. guarded by
lu0 men from the 81 Infantry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
rsreis. News BY Atlantic Cable,

LONDON. Sept. l6.-lmportation Of hay
from the U. g., hereafter will be allowed
only under license from the Prvey Coun-
Gil The cattle disease that has appeared
in various parts Of America, has caused
this step.
PANS, Sept. 16.-An article in the last
Rsvus Der Drux. by 0uisot, he says hs
has TO doubt Of the desire Of Napoleon for
peace. and urges an reduction of the ,army
as the only effective pledge of peace.
BssLin, Sept. 16.-Bismark has been
ordered by his physicians to 60 TO England
for his health.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16


~ Telegraph sept ls
Flour Dull and prices lower; fainily ooG
$50.
Wheat Held more frm, Nc. |. Fed sed q
1875
Corn-rirm at Ice askee. sales es.
Rye-Quies and unchanged.
Oats-firm a. 57@5s.
provisicns- Unchanged
Mes Pork-29c.
Inrd-l9
Bulh ,aests and Bacon ire xul.r, diEcult 10
give quotations.
rzfsvyaukee -sarkes.
Hy Telegraph Sept 10.
Flour-Firm. with fair demand.
Wheat Que, aad steady; No. /, i.s5, Nc. 2.
Corn-Quiet andstcajy at IS.
Oats-stsady. Demand fair.
New York Market.
ar.., s.s s:H e. ssd II
Fiour-Hssvy a.d roasoc lower; s,oa1 50 for
sup.r . 50fe.'3 for 4. H..
Wheat Less active and lower At - for straight
Nc, spring; 2ao winter red western. Quiet.
Corn -snghtly favors buyers a, lieol 10 u,sound:
i2oal 81 ahs und mixsd west.
Barley Qai-i.
Ost,-pu aud me- lower at s. aes for new wss.-
srn. at RR depot II do alogt
Pork Hsavy and lever. - so2a1 60 for nsss;
% % for old
vh,kv Firrner at 60 g,e
Beef Qniei.
Cut hvs---Dall.
Lard Qgist. closing shade nrner a: 1si.09G
steam eui d20 ~ kette rendered.
New E0=s. Money :Ia-kea.
By Telegrsrhl September is
Stoeks-Steaiy.
Bouos-6'- 81, Ia: o9ss. lat LISA. ind
l.0sa 81 Ill new %: S. 100; COUPONS o.
10. o.; 10 40s, Ie4A
PaIne Os
New York CentrAli.e.t.
Ere Az
Illinois Ientrsi-i ~.
Northwestern $50 preferred 50
Rock tsiand-I ~ ~.
Darlington Quincy os1e
Nah-.h-62a
(sod-f4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
WISCONSIN,.

MADISON. his, Sept. 10 --Advices from
The hop district in this State are very dis
couragirg Much damage mas been done
by ice within The last few days. Many yards
have been utterly ruined and abandoned. "
Is Thought that not over $4,000 bales ol
prime hops viii be shipped from this State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
CANADA.

OTTAWA, Sept. l6.-An application for
= new trial in the case Of Whe!en, was
made to the Judge, At Toronto, day, on
the ground that the Judge refused to allow
the challenging Of jurors before perenptory
challenging were exhausted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

COM N e RclAL.
aDnvoppera Market Report.

Davenport Market Report.
Orncs OF rss DAvsSPoss Dnss cRAr,
September 9th. 1855.
tLouR-W holesals, o0uo. retail, $3.50.
WnsAf-New. No. l. &l.5sS Is, No. 2. el.5e
BARLRy-No 10
OArs-Nsw. <6ta4S Old, soc.
RYg-New a. 20
CoEs-soMS2c.
Onions -t5d75.
PcTAross- so@$l.o0.
Brr.xR 5SIS5c. per b.
Eoes-lSc.
GREEN APrrEs-&l.7S per bushel.
HAr-Good Timothy ti2.006elA. &C, per ton
Prai-,. SIC. ooGll 90 per ton. Slough. III. 90.
ASrsRacrrs yard 1000 per ton.
WoOp-46-00. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN, Sept. l6-A telegram annsunc-
ing the defeat Of the nomination Of General
Butler for reelection to Congress, is IN
true. The Convention has not yet been
held.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
statement Of ID. L. WheeIoek, 81
Moline uDsinOIS.

Through the influence Of my friend, the Kev.
Vharies l.. Baich, Of Galeshurg. Ill.,, (whs him.
sell is under Dr. Lighth,lls esre.) called on
". Lighshiil At the Burtls House asd naa Y
operation performed on my ear for The cure o.
deainessof 20 years atanding, caused ~ O.
sarfh' aud Am happy TO state the opsrstien wss
asuccess. and my hearing is restored.
DAN. l.. wsssiosx.
Xolinss Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
DEAFNESS CURED.

.Da. LrcurHlLl Accept my most heas.felt
thanks for the prompt and painless euro per-
formed on ne Tor Deafness, attended with an
moving noise. in my ears, with which suffere 1
for MANY years. In hopes that others similarly
affected will profit by this publication. remain
Yours truly.
FREDERICK SCBOAL.
Glberttown, Sept. 10Th, 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph Sept. Is.
Flour-lrregulsr and unsettled. Spring extrs
At 1.00t9B25, superi, 475&e.60. Receipts,
| 2,225 bbis; shipments, II 1852 bbls.
Wheat Unsettled and heavy, and 15t02c
lower; No IL 5sls No. Q. i.s2x; No. s. q.
Recc pts. 20 s39 bu, shipments, s5.5Telbus.
Corn adv, NO. i.s5is; No 2. 81. Re-
ceip,s, 81 $50 bus. Shipments s3. 5ss bus.
Oats Steady, and in fair demand, at 5oal Gs5l
| Re ,eipts. 1901 bu; shipments. 10. $40 bus
Rye--paii, No. l. l-lsts; No. 2. LIS. Re-
| ceipts, 9,4sl bu. shipments, none.
| Barley Duh and lower. No 216s REGENTS
| II. 2l0 bu /; shipments 2,r4obu.
Proy.sioes-Daii and easier.
Pork 2a.25.
Lnrd-l9.
Shouldcrs-1ll!.
Whisky So N bond; 81 free.
Fre,ghts-Easisr; wheats; oats 81, rye
IN, R,,.fx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16
Letter from 0eo. A. lDaaneAard
Esq. or DubuQue.

Esq. Of OubuQae.
Dssusss, Oct. 20, lsss
Or. 4. ? LisAssil, CA;esso:
DsAa SRI The remedies and treatment yos
prescribed for nv daughters Cs,arrh. have s'-
resos pro ueed great benefit. and ! have no
doubt will eject an entire cure in due time.
Mrs. blanchard considers herself permanently
eured o. Casarrh Of twenty years anaoyssse,
oy the means of your invaluable treatment.
our spparatus for applying yoor remedies
seem 10 me novel, simple. and effective. ana
your medicines 20 generally sseesssfui thai
'ney may be said to be specifies.
should certainly sdviss ny friends ssssrisg
from any OF the diseases treated - spscisitiss
oy you. to put themselves supen yeur Prefss-
sional care.
Hoping thsa yos nay .sst With god susssss
q Our city.
Len vsryitrslv yssrss
gro. 4. DLANUnAR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-16

vxroNAS. FEMALES. OWING TO THE
recs,,ar and importan, relations which they sus.
tain. their peculiar organizations and the oi,css
they perfrm. are subject to many suassisss. -
Freedom from these contribute in no ANAL de- |
gree to their happiness and welfare. for none
con be happy who are Ill., No, only 80, but no
enc Of these various female complaints can long
be suffered to run on without involving the gen
a. al heai:o Of the Individual. and ere .ong pro
dacing permanent sickness and premature Dc
clue. Nor ~ ~ pleasant 10 consuit physician |
for TIC feiei cfthese various delicate affections
ami on, upon urgent necessity will a,rue wo
man - IA, sacr ii,e her greatest charm as 10 do
IBIS. The sex will then thank Us for placing in
.htir oands supple speeches which will be found
ef,seiou. ~ renewing and curing almost every
one of thi.a troublesome complain, PC culiar to
.he --s
n.saaLp's t.saAcr ov BccWv. Hundreds
ufer on IN silence, and hundreds Of others ap-
plv vsln'y TO druggists and doctors. who either
merely ,antalire them with tho hope Of . cure or
spp'y remedies which make them worse. /
would not wish 10 assert anything that .woult
40 IN us,ice - the afflicted. but ss ubi,sed 10
gay tha, although /: may % produced from e.
ecs.,e exhaustion Of the powers Of iifc by
isboiiou. employment, unvlholsssms air and
foo,. profase mel s,rust ION. the use u tea and
eoace. and frequent childsirth, Il 10 far ostener
caused by dre-t irritation, applied to Abe mu-
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when revie~ing the causes ef these iis,res
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Foreign News ny Atlantic Cable

BosToN, Sept. 15.-Butler has failed to
receive the nomination in bis district, for
Congress.
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Prom IS. Williker. Of West Davs
export.
This may certify that Dr.. Lighthill operated
upon me for the cure Of Deafness. with the best
Of success. | was deaf in my left ear for sev
eral years. ! can now hear whispering. dis
unciiy. The operation was entirely painless.
J.. $. wILLlKER,
Corner Of Third and Cedar streets.
West Davenport.
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BUSINESS COLUMN.

y. HOiT.
"a Z q &C +; TO Il Il,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer IN
Chickering G. Emerson's
EsE.F.T'ffS.
ESTEY ORGANS.
Sheet Music 4 Musical Merchandis
saB-ady ST. Davenport.
Having secured the services OF Mr.
n. baAscs,. ~ Tuner and Repair
er OF Pianos, ! re ommend him a.
iully gualided and prominently wor-
thy OF patronage. Orier book At
slore. ci5.dl
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H.eiter from (;ustRvus Hchnltger
Z;gg., sheriff Of Scott Go Town.

DAVE, roRr. July %.
Having bcea ncected with partial deafness
and scharge from the ear, and having been
cured BY Dr. Ligaiail, | take great pleasure
n recommending HIM TO those similarly afc Ct
ed as . medical gentleman in whom tie bighes
confidence be placed.
GuSTAvU5 SCHNIT0ER,
Sheriff Of Scott County, Iowa.
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st. Louis Market.

-. louis Market.
~ Telegraph. Sept. Is.
Flour-Dull and weak.
Wheat-Firm for prime aud choice, other
grades ifregu or.
Corn Very dull e5@9s.
Oat.--Lo~er at 52M54.
Rye--l l7G1. is.
Pork Quiet at % 90.
Bacon = Irregular; Shoulders, IL; clear sides
l6A@l7
lard Nominal, I9@1eix.
Brrley-tiim.
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LONDON. Sept. 10 he Pail MAJ Gazette
this afternoon has a leading article on the
pr specis OF peace or war II says that in
every capital in Europe the belief that n
cfca. and immediate war is impendr &
grows day by day, ard that the best in
formed men expect il to break out before
the end of the year.