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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-06
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Brsr-McCrASGHE Tuesday, January II, by the
Rcv. j. Smith, Mr. DANIEL BEST to Mrs NARY
McctAseixy both Of this city No cards All friends
BooAKr-B,ppsLEr lon Monday, February 8, .. the
Methodist Episcopal church, 1l9sn street, by the Rev.
Parker ABRAHAM n. BooARr 70 LocisA L., daughter Of
onAxssais@AIass. - Wednesday, February 8, by
the Rev {. NJ Dawson, HEssr CHAxBEsLIS 70 CLARA +.
ALLEN, all OF this city. No cards.
Joseph Z. Thompson, Mr.. sxrH d. HuSr TO Miss Lucy
BARTLETT eldest daughter Of Dr. JoA p. Thompson, all
RAspALl--Msxxra.- Tuesday, February 4. At tho
residence OF the brides parents BY kew. Thso. w
Wells, EuoEsE randall, Of Bsyonno, NJ. 10 AnNS ",
Birth.
NusAS On Tuesday, February T. n Classon avenue
Brooklyn, ANNIE, vito Of Mr. J. d. Nunan, Of . son.
Died.
BunsR- On Wednesday, February s, al II West
Twenty street, Of scarlet lever CyRUs youngest
son Of Cyrus and Marion W. Butler. born April 49, 1854
ByRSEA On Tuesday, February L. JAMES Henry the
beloved son Of Bernard and Margaret Byrnes, aged .
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral from No as9 seventh avenue this
Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
CaanAN--0n Tuesday, February 4 at Bsllport, I. L.,
sAnusL CARxAs, Jr., aged - years.
Funeral from he ias6srs residence South Haven, on
family family are ' invited 70 attend. '''
CoxANr.-fn Brooklyn, on Monday, February 3, JAM
N. ". wife Of James II. Conant and daughter Of ths
late Edward Adams, Of Chsrlestown, hAsa
The funeral viii lake place this Thursday afternoon a.
two O'clock from Ne. 20 Jefferson street, 70 which
friends Of the family are respectfully invited.
Boston papers will please copy.
CRrorss. --On Wednesday, February 8, JAnrs r. Car
GIxR, aged 90 yssra
The Trends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral services at his late residence l3s West Fifteenth
sr,et, on Friday evening, At hal pat seven o'c cs.
DAYTON. On Wednesday, ebruary 5, ELLA GERTRUDE
Daros youngest daughter OF the late VIM. II. Dayton
The friends and relatives invited 70 attend ,hs
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The Alabama Claims Arpument-Ths Atlantic
- npd Great Western Railroad.
"Hstorcusn continued the controversy IN Tho London
Fyse on tho Alabama question, charging Lord Hobart
with having expressed opinion on a matter Of tho
aravest consequences without taking tho trouble 20
snake himself acquainted wi the facts OF the case
In consequence Of the recent announcement Of tho
sisction OF fresh Board OF Directors In America tho
Commute Of Adgnislrstion Ia London OF the Atlantic
and Great Western Rslvay issued q rspori In which
thcy mention that ntiEnat had been given by tbe
representative Of the American Board that they nope
20 arrange earlier resumption Of payment than thai
indicated BY Tie Committee Of Administration.
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'EU r o p e..
RUSSIA ON TIE WAR ASPECT.
English Opinion Of the Alabama Claims
and Naturalization Questions.
Trains Exhibition Charges I'm
Ireland.

mo cursrd steamship Java Captain Mccds which
left Liverpool al ten n tho 26th and Queenstown
On the 26th January. arrived Al this pore yesterday
afternoon bringing mail details Of our cable dispatches
dated 70 her day Of calling from Ireland
The Greek government has defnitively aeclared 10
accession to the Monetary Convention concluded be-.
tween France. Italy, Belgium and swiixerland
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SPAIN.

Revolutionary Agitation in tho Provinces.
Letters received at Madrsa from Aragon and Caiaonn
are unanimous In considering probable speedy Carl's'
rising those provinces in favor Of the sdes. son OF
Don Juan They also state that the widow OF Don
movement
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ABB YSSiNIA.

The vicerey Of Egypt TO Remove His Troops.
II was asserted at Alexandria, on reliable authority.
that the vcesoy intends to withdraw tho greater part OF
the Egg paia troops from Abyssna, leaving enly few
4 HassoWah.
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Here the Association for improving the Condition Of
the Poor ends It's hands full, aud private charity 10
puzzled where and how 70 spend It's money There arc
good many deserving poor here out Of po ent and
suffering poverty IN consequence; but by far most OF
the wrechsdness 10 the result Of ntem
and imTrovidsn. and dissotute habits The s,ston
house 10 s~aye full Of lodgoT averaging about forty
psnL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Warrington.

WAssIsoros, Dec. 24.-The New York
Tribups's special says pinch in the mar
ket is expect ed to dsy from calling In absut
81 800. 600 Of funds Of the Chicago 4
Northwestern Company, preparatory to the
payment of dividend. Discounts are
checked by the extreme s,ringspcy on al
loans. and limited ransactions are done
generally at fran 8 to 10 fer cent. fer
primo names. Another corner 10 forming
On a Western road, generally believed 10 be
the Toledo 4 Wabash. There was very
LITTLE business in Express stock and miscel-
laneous shares.
United States Treasurer Spinner IN lets
ter to Hon. David Wilder Of Massa chusstts,
conc emns the latter's plan for the rssunp-
ton OF specie payment by striking down
At one blow the nomi asl value Of the Z.
8. legal tender notes to an arbitrary value
Of sn,v three fourths Of lts face value. and
argues that il would ca1ss jar, confusion
and mischief, not emily in msastary, but
in all business aifsirs. He eulcgizea
| Senator Mortsn's bill ~ proposing to build
~ faster appreciation Of grssnbscks "a
par value Of gold, BY process 90 gradual
| gentle, steady and smooth that . change
would scar csly be percsptible TO BY debter'
or creditors, and both alike would bs abl'
| 70 meet their business calculations and bust
ness arrangements fem time to time, dur
ing the process Of appreciation, with sue!
accuracy that no serious harm could COM
to either class. lie. hewever, p' efers to SCI
the bill amended in various particulars
The t-o leading ones are:
| ls!. Banks shall not b. permitted 10 re
main in state Of suspension for day
much less for six months, after resump
ten by the Treasury Of the United S,aes
and
I'd Dividends on Government stocks be
longing to banks, but held in trust by th
Treasury a. security for redemption. thei
circulation notes should DO returned by III
Treasurer. and not paid over to banks. I
BE held by them until the day Of rssump
iion, and these sslsc. ion Of these dividend
bv the Treasurer should commence yea
earlier than proposed by the bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Eoreig n y vs by Atlantic Cable


Lc>poS, Dec. oo.-rhs Earl OF Shannon,
Baon carelton, died yesterday, ageo 20
yeas.
the eiea. POWERS snail assemble in p.ris
cary In January.
a dispatch rom Vienna states that cer-
taia western rowers will agree with Aus
tria cspcc ing \ conference.
Tho "or.s mas extended the time for the
dt'artaIs Of the Greeks from the Turk sh
1o,l ga s 20 .vs weeks.
kussis ash cd Of Turkey and Greece sus
peasion Of hostilitiss until the end Of the
conference
ras adhesion or Aus,ri. is regarded %
csr,sin, and .s.y and Greece probably.
he conference vii, assemble some time
in January.
Coa", Bis,na.k hopes the session will be
helt il Paris
The Temps (Dsmocratic) said last eve
Mug that France and Eagland have little
sympsthy with sns proposed conference.
Aru.Ns, Dec. a5.-The committee of &C.
ton addressed = petition to the Greek gev.
eminent PRAYING for peace. They urge the
government 10 support the popular feeling
OF the country, which is clssaly for peace
ana avoid Wal With Turkey.
P4EIs, Dec. pa dispatch from Vienna
states that the Austrian ambassadors 1t
Constantinspls and Athens are TO be re-
calico and the position filled BY persons
unshjectisnable 10 both Turkey and
Greece.
Later dates from Rio Jausiro have been
received. The news 10 important.
The allies attacked the a,aeusyaps At
Viileta IN force, but we're driven back with
. lose Ct ], 800 allies wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
News
M TELEG R.APH.
rs, rgg DAILY DEAOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

INV YosK, Dec. ga freight train on
the Erie read broke through bridge near
Lackswaua this A. NJ. most Of the cars
A. ,shsd, but 10 lives lost.
Gso~.e Francis Train arrived to-day.
The Sun, yesterday, says Of the proposed
adjustment between the Central and Eris
roads: Il contemplates an alliance Of ine-
rests OF the two companies, both 10 be as
eyed secure and unbroken correction With
,hs West, thus giving to New York vide
and marrow gusge road to Chicago aud ST.
Louis. In co. s,derstien Of this arrange
men', the pending suits agsirsi Vanderbilt
are withdrawn or suffered TO fall fer want
Of prosecutor. No Injunction shall be OBJ
trinsd against New York Central scrip div
.d.nd Vanderbilt witbdraws all his
hostility to III, & 10 management and to
tie fiji ancial operations and schemes for
extension, and the two companies agree
tn tn. conduct OF their respective BoArds ~
alice, both offensive and defensive. II 10
certain that such q scheme d adjustment
is now approaching perfection, unless .n>
,ercsried by unforeseen obstacles il will DO
perfected on or before tn. hrs, cay OF jan
usry.
Hon. John L. Hoffman, Governor eject
Vas examined before the Congressional
Committee On Election Frauds on Thar sdav
last.
The IIerald's Athens SPECIAL. dated yes
serd,y, ssys the Greek Chamber has acced
ed 20 demand for approval Of an sx,rsor'
dirarv c-edlt 10 the amount Of hundred
niilion Grachr,s ard also for extraordinary
'svi.s o. men for the s,my and navy, Al
called for by government.
The Herald says the finance question and
the proposed Indian department will &
svs. 10 the next Congress.
A desperate fight between negroes ans
Germans occurred in ball room in Nc
Ks, re st.sst, Newark. on Christmas eve
Al the commencement Of the trouble u,
l,ghts we're put out aud the greater part .
The fight took place in the dali. Five per
cons we're injured and 9 negroes arrested
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
CALIFORNIA.

SAY Francisco, Dec. 24.-Rain has been
falling throughout the State during the
last three days.
The frat and second mates Of the ship
Santee, wore to-day sentenced to the psni-
tertiary for the nhuman treatment Of two
apprentice boys during 0he voyage from
New York.
Another rich strike, equal if not superior,
to the famous Eoerhaight minc, is reported
at the White Pine District. IL ~ estimated
tina. the 90 will yield s. 800 per ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

WARRINGTON, Dee. "a, 1853.
BY the President Of the United Statss o
America:
PROCLAMATION.
WRERGAs, The President Of the United
States has heretofore set forth several pro.
Carnations Offering amnesty ana pardon "a
psrsous whe have been Or were concerned
in The late rebellion against The lawful ~.
thority Of the Government Of the United
States. which proclamations were ssverally
Issued on the sth Of December, 1868, the
ith Of March. 1864, the 2sth Of May. 1866,
the 9TH Of September, 1867, and the 4th oi
july Of the prosent year and
Whereas, The authority Of the Federal
Government having been rs-sstablishsd in
all the States and Territories within the
Jurisdiction Of the United States, il 10 BE-
lisved that such Presidential reservation
and exception - ~ the dates Of the several
proelsmati0os were deemed necessary ard
proper. may new be wisely and Justly 70
isnquishsd. and that an universal amnesty
pardon for participation in said rebellion
extended 70 all whe have bsrne spv part
slersir.will tend TO secure permanent peace.
order aud prosperity throughout the land
and TO renew iull csnfidsnce and fr. :
ternal feelings among the whole people and
their respect fer and attachment to the a..
iional government, and designed by its
patriotic founders for general good.
Now, therefore, be it known that I. An.
grew johnson, President Of the United
states, by virtue Of the power and authori.
y IN me vested BY the constitution, and in
the name OF the sovereign people Of he
United states. do hereby proclaim and de-
clare Internationally and without rsser~a.
non. 10 oil and everv person who directly
or INDIRECTLY participated in the late rebel :
ZION, iuil pardon and amossty for the Of.
tense Of treason against the United States.
or Of adhering 70 their ensmiss during The
late civil war. with the resteraaieu or ali
rights, privileges and immuuities usdef the
eonstitstisn and lag vh;sh has been usde
in pursuanee thereof.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

In testimony whereof have signsd these
presents With nv hand, and have caused
lie seal Of the United States to be here
unto alfred Dens at the city Of wash
inpton on the cath day Of December, 10
the year Of our Lord enc thousand eight
hundred aud sixty eight, and Of the in
d.pencence Of the United states Of
America the 93d.
(Signed) ANDREW Johnson
By the President;
F.W. Seward. Acting Secretary OF State.
The full pardon aud amnesty proclama-
ton Just issued by tho President, includes
JEFF Davis, Breckenridge, Jacob Thompson,
Mason, Slidcil, and all others who we're
directly or indirectly engaged in the late
rebellion. The parties above named afs
nov in foreign countries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
NEW TYnRk.

Nsw Yo,x, Dec. e4.-Chiei Justice
Chase has consented to preside at the ban
quet to b. gwen Prof. Morse at D.lmonico
on the 29th inst Among the distinguished
gentlemen whs arc to be present are Ed.
ward Thornton, the British Minister, Prof.
Goodwin Smith, Gen. Raastopf, the Da-
nish Minister Of war, Thso. Wsslsey, Pres
idsnt Of Yale College, +. A. Barnard, Pres
ident Of Columbia College, Hon. Amos
Kendall, ex Governor Curtin, Of Psnusplva-
MIA. and many others. A telegraph instru-
ment will be brought into the banquet
room, and communications sent to and re-
eeived ION oil parts Of the world,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ga shocking &C.
eidsnt occurred this morning At the house
Of Jno McDsnald in the southern section
Of the city. The family went TO sleep in .
room With coal fire in the stove; gas es>
capped into the room and tho whole family
sufoeaied. One daughter 10 dead, and an
ether 10 not expected to recover.
Early this morning the chair factory II
Bra, man 4 Co., North Front street, was en-
tirsly desueysd BY FIRE. Loss. heavy. Sew.
srsl firemen were injured By falling ladders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Curls /! Curls /.
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rsek Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1858. Winter AFralgenelt. 1869.
Trains rua By Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV 80. 1858,
- sad until further notice. trains will lesvs
Davenport daily, (Sundays exeeptsd) - follows
Going Hast-lst Mail train a.. .......o 10, A. =.
ID Night express. ::.:s 20, 2: -.
0eisg Wsst-lst, Express and Mail for Dee
Meines and Warrington, g. 80 Az.
I'd. Mixed, for Des Aoines and
Muacatine. ......S.0oP.n.
Arrive At Davenport daily, Sunday excepted
From the East-lst Night express at. q %, A =
I'd Daily Ex. ! mail. u O6, ?. 4
From the Wsst--lsi Mixed from Des Meines
500 An
I'd, Express from Des Moinss
and Washington. .7.s0P.n.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago with all Eastern Reutee.
Al Joliet with G. 4. 4 =. l.. X. X. for Bloom.
1t Lasslls with /. C. R. fer Du.l.ish. 81.
Louis, Cairo, &c.
At Pond Creek With 9. b. 4 g. B. b. for Bar
lington, Ksoksk and Quincy.
At Peoria with P. p. J. r. r. ke.
At Des Moinss. Isws City, and Washisgten
WITH Western Stage Cs.'s Stages, for oil points
West Southwest and Northwest
Sleeping coschss On all Wight trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checked 70 Pria-
eipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
r. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Sspt. Chicago.
A. KrnsAtI. Asst. Sups. Isws Division.
q. a. Hirls. As't. Daveurert
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
CALIFORNIA.

SAH FRANcIsco, Dec. 24.-Aocording TO
the latest acesusts from from Japan, the
Mikado left Kieta November 4th, and en-.
tered Ysdde on tho 26th. The people
turned en- masse - he passsd though. This
10 the hrst instance Of the kind. according
10 Japanese authority, whore . M,kado has
visited 80 distant portion Of his dominion
for twenty centuries. Yeddo, before near
ly deserted, has been repeoplsd. and ruined
palaces repaired in honor Of his visit.
The report Of the defeat and surrender OF
two Princes 10 di-credited at Yokohama.
Affairs are simply in abayance until mo- I
favorable season
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
LOUISIANA.

NEW OgLsAs., Dec. o6-An inspect on
board reporting that they were unfit Tor
ssa They viii sail next week for Pcrsa-
cola fot repairs before taking their FINAL de>
pai'urc. l.reports are true tho Peruvian
government has been badly swind.si in
The sale month may intervene before
they sail for Peru
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis, Dec. 25.-The Now Mexican
Legislature met on the 9Th, and orgaaizsd
by eleeting Ssniero Baco, Presidsat, Coun-
oil X. N. Stevens, Speaker the House.
The residence Of Col. John Knapp, one
Of the proprietors Of the Republic, was
damaged to the extent efkl {, 900 to $40 600
--insureG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
ELEGANT COLORRD PLATR.
4 ROO9IET OE ER.NW $50
Notice I'm Bankruptcy.

TINS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 9th day Of December, A. d. 1868. war
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the es-
tate Of Henry Bicker, in the county Of
Clinton. and State Of Iowa, whs has been I'd
judged BANKRUPT. on his own petition. That
the pey nest Of asy debts asd delivery Of asy
property belsasiog TO such bankrupt, 10 bim or
for his use. and the transfer Of any property BY
him are forbidden bv Law. That . meeting Of
the creditors of said bankrupt, 10 prove their
debts and choose one or more assilbees of his
estate, vi be holden in the city Of Davenport,
before NJ II. Price, Register. on the 4th day Of
January, A. d. 1865, At 10 o'clock A. NJ
dce5-d4t-sat G. W. CLARK
z. s. Marshal AZ Mesaeuge Dist Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
MISSOURI.

Sr. Loris, Doc. q ~ The President Of the
Bcaid Of assessors have Just completed the
census Of this city and county, which gives
a population Of 24l Oh an increase since
1864 Of 1891.
The National banks sfthis city Yesterday
reti;ion,d County Court TO grant q stay in
The collection OF tax or the National Bank
stock until the legality cf the law can be
decided By the United STAGES Court The
pstitisl was denied. ] ne amount Of tax
due from the city banks is between three
| and fur hundred thousand dollars, ne tex
| being collected for three years
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Nervous DEBILITY.

with It's gloomy attsudants.-low spiritc, de-
preston, involuntary emissions. loss Of semen
spermst0rrhca, loss OF power. dizzy head, loss
Of memory, aEd threatened impotence and i'm.
beclli.y, hud . sovereign cui. in Humphreys
Homrrathc Specific. No. %. Composed Of
the most valuable, mild md potent Curatives
they strike at once Al the root OF the matter,
tsns up the system, arrest the discharges. and
imnars cor and snergv, life and vi.ality to
he euti' man. They have cured thonsan d.
of cases Price Is per package OF siA oo1e-,
~ndvia', o. 81 Ter single boz. Sold ~ Drug
Eists. and sent ov mail on receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Humphrey specific Homeopathic Medi-
cine Co, .5ss Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

By Telegraph. Nkw YoRx, Dec. 2s.
Fleur-Quiet at s.eo17s5 for extra State
s.7eGs fer Western s,954p.s0 for hoop; re
esipts {, ass barrels sales 4. 900 barrels.
kye fiour-Quet.
Mheat-Quiet and firm sales Of No. Mil
waukse delivered at . s.; White Michigan
40
Corn-lmproved. Sales Of 3s, 600 bushels a,
l.osifQl "a for old N xed western, store and
afoat s6tdss for new do.
Rye Quiet and STEADY.
Barlsy-nuet and nominal.
Oats-Frmer, 81 rs for Western in store, end
rs afioat.
Pork Lower at 27.to@2725 for new mess
g. es@ &c Is for old.
Beet Steady.
Cut Neats-Quist.
Lard Heavv and lower At l6i111si< TO
steam; 17'Idl7es for kettle.
Whlsky-Quet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
MASSACHUSETTS.

brhIsorirLD, De-. 25.-vlce President
elect, Coliax. arrived last evening, is rhe
guest Of Samuel Bow es, editor OF The r.
iu,'ican. and holds reception to day Mt
the Springfield club rooms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

JsHiPn 4 Al BoAr.-lsa certain surs fer ehappe6
hands and all roughness Or irritation Ct the skin,
sessma. risgworm. salt rheum, pimpiss. and oil 9th
er cut4neeus Affections. making the SKIN sofs and
snoo,h. Manufactured BY Caswell, hazard D Co..
New York Sold BY all druggists. tu-friAeow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

T,S lots in North Davenport and IS in Fast
pavenporf.'cheap as dirt good 10 acre farm in
Pleasant Valley, only $1,000. and lots Of ether
bargains. Wild land by the car; load.
kLpRrpcg / BIO.
Land and Insurance Agents,
40 Bradv street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

CALisAyA BAax Ii 10 said that Nessrs.
Drake I c., propristors Of the Plantation Bit
tsrs> are the largest importers Of Cslisaya Bark
in this country, and that. with the exception Of
On occasional sale. all they import 10 used Ia the
compromising Of their celebrated Plantation Bit
ters,-fo which they undoubtedly are indebted
for heir wonderful health restoring properties.
As Tonic and Appetizer they are not surpass-
%. sd We eheerfslly recommend then. All
6rss-class Druggists keep them for sale.
MAGNOLIA WAssa.-Su Superior = the best i'm
proved srnsa Cologne. and sold vst half the
price
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
short 4 Direct Route 70 the
Nerfk. Northeast L Northwest.

TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
leland daily, 1t SIS o'clock n, and AS ocrk
p. m. making coee connections with trains - fol-
lows:
At PORT BYRON, trains on this read leave imne-
diately on arrival oftrains from Rock Island, na-
king close conn ections At the following pointe:
A. FULTON. with traine fron and to Cedar Rapids,
Boonaboro, Marshaltown, Council Bluff, Omaha,
and all points on the Usion Paciac Railroad.
Al SAVANNA, with daily line Of Packets TO ard
from DubuQus and all pointa On the Upper Missis-
sippi River
At fkERPORT. with trains on the Illinois Central
Railroad fer the North and Sosth.
Al CLINTON. with traine for Janesvills. Madison.
Prairie du Chen. Ia Crosse. Watestown, Fond du
Lac, Oshkosh, Green Bay, and points In Northern
Wisconsin,. Iowa and MiIneeota.
~ RACINE, With trains fog Milwaukee. kenoeha.
wauksgan vnd Chicago. Also with "Belle City
Line Steaners'' for the East. Fern Boat leaves
Davenport at s:As .. =. Time-Davenpert to Du-
buQue-7 hours.
Pasesngere By tAklne this ro1ts WIN save 18Th
tine and money.
10. TATR, ssp't.
"a. COTTON, Asst oupt.
D. c. DUNCAN. Aeent, Daveupofs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

re.1owAls CtSrxEsr Unlike the dangerous
onguents that temporarily arrest pain BY deaden-
ing paralyzing proccss, this pure and wholesome
vegetable salve promotes vital action 10 the sore u
cers,ed or brneed nethto which II Is applied. and
BY this enables nature TO oounteract diseased
acti In the part affected and TO restore IL sousd
meas. This lie the philosophy Of its operation. It'll
sim pie. rational, and experience. which 10 better
than theory, prove. that II 10 true. Sold by al
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

New York Money Market.
By Telegraph. Nrw YoRk. Dec. Is.
Coupons 81. LA =; 52os. LIST l 1917 I'd. l osl 4
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lo4os. 1855.
Gold IS
kossy-1ight att per cent,