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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBuRe. Jan. 4.-Passed down last night
Governor Allen, at ii P. NJ, and the Hodge at
midnight; Areosy at II A. NJ; Armadillo at l,
Richmond at /, Kate Kinney at /, Perry at 5,
and the Kigour at Jpn.
Passed up: The Quitman at IL NJ. River
rising.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. RIVER falling. nine feet
four inches in the canal. Weather clear, ther.
mometer 80.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
FROM CINCINNATI.

explosion Sf q 6teom-r-Five Persons btiieH
and Many Iniured-ArrIv> Il OF Gen. Pops.
uolNViNNArI, Jan. 4.-fhe stern-Theel steamer
hsIty Dean, lhenee for Marietta, exploded her
oontr sr To day and burned. Many persons were in
IuItu I'VE killed, including Capt. Riggs, Of Ash
my, ny, and Capt. Norton, Of Wheeling, Va.
"en' rope arrived here to day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

A Union soldier, named John Crane, deserted
the 3Oth Massachusetts regiment, in garrison at
Sumter, kouih Carolina, and married widow
living near by. A few days ago Crane threatened
10 kill his fatherin-law. The latter procured q
warrant for his arrest, and Crane was shot dead
while resisting its execution.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

LAWRENCE AND GALVESTON RAILRoAD.-The
Grst section of thirty miles of the Lawrence ard
Galveston Railroad was to be opened for business
on the lst. The road is being rapidly pushed for
ward under the energetic direction of President
Sturgps Of Chicago
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

Willie Memmpger was secretary OF the Confed-
crate treasury, the joke went round that he had
said the debt amounted to $500 O60, 900, or IS 900
Go CO0-he forgot which.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

on SsoUTHWEsT Pass, Jan. 4-I2 M.-Barometer
sU:|o WIND northwest. Arrived, steamship Tar
Ir In 70 u; A. Whitney & Co. Sailed. steamship
hudson, Bremen ship Carl and the bark Ardour.
or h'-Barometer 30, Weather foggy. Arrived,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

DeBow's Review thinks that, according TO all
strategic ard tactua calculations" the victory at
the first Bull Run should have been McDowells.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

steamship Geo. Cromwell. Vail, to A. Moulton.
Sailed, steamship Alice, ship l.. B. Gilchrist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

CHICAGO, March IA terrible storm OF
wind and snow commenced yesterday morn
ing and continued with great violence up to
IN early hour Ills morning. So severe a
storm has not been known IN Chicago for
Years As vet no serious results are asccr-
ian'd. Various signs and chimneys we're
blown dosn, streer-car travel efectually
stopped, and the arrival and departure Of
trains on various railways wss more or less
interiered with. A few vessels lying in thu
river. parted their lines and drifted about
without, however, serious injury. Tsle
graphic communication east and west was
almost entirely cut of, and some little time
will be required to repair the disarranged
wires.
During the day and night four alarms Of
lire were given, out the ,mes, in each case,
were speedily subdued BY the energy and
prcmpineas Of the fire department
This morning the sun - shining brightly
and the wind has gone down. and the huge
sncw-banks every whore Astounding are rap
idly disappearing before On army with
shoves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
LATEST NEWS
EY- TELEGR.zPM.
To THE DAILY DEs1OCRAT.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER, March 1.--Charles L. James.
one OF the mufoerers OF Joseph Clark Of
this city, on Friday evening. was captured
IN Providence and brought here yeste.a,y.
$500. watch, ard dismopd pin, clark
properly, were found ia his possession. lie
says the affair was planned by his accom-
plice, the notorious General James, before
coming to this city. The deed was done
nth q ANAL broa.-ax winch they carried
IN Cl.rk's room in . coat. The General At
,,.c,ed Cisrk's attention while Charles
stepped behind Clark and struck him
mortal blow. Every valuable personal sf-
feet vas overlooked by the murderers. The
axe wss thrown into the canal while On
their way to the western depot where the
General was arrested and Charles escaped.
Clark's mistress entered the room soon Of.
ter the murderers left, discovered the Ere
and gave the alarm.
Charles 10 % years Of age, and below the
common average Of intellect. The General
is 81 yeers Of age has lost the sight Of the
left eye, and has wicked look. He is said
to be the person who poisoned the celsbra-
ted trotting horse, Iodis Rubber, in Boston
about two years ego. The prisoners will be
exam ned bsfore the police court TO- morrow.
The indignation felt against them 10 very
great
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

WAsHiNaroN, Feb. 29.-About forty
members have entered Their names with the
Speaker a Candidate fOs the floor on the
discuesiOn at the impeachment articles.
Tho debate will accordinely occupy ten
| hours. Each speaker will be limited by
the rules to fifteen minutes. There will be
. session tonight for the debate, the vote
on the articles being fixed for Mondsy 1t 4
o'clock. II WAS expected that application
would be made to-day before Judge wylie
for holding Circuit Court for . writ OF
Quo Wdrranto, but those having the mai
ter in charge desiring to have every point
maturely considered and the Papers arranged
in such perfect form that no exceptions
could be taken when the matter is brought
before the Courts. II was decided to de-
fer application till carly next week 1t may
be presented Monday. II is presumed this
application will be granted as Q matter of
course
secretary Stanton will have . month in
which 10 answer the summons but it is
supposed he will not avail himself of the
time allowed by law, but nj onca respond,
when an early DAY will be fix ID for hearing
the case.
Senator McCseery Of Kentucky, accom-.
panied by the members Of the Kentucky
delegation, paid HE RESPECTS to the Presi-
dent to-day.
The fractional currency issued for the
week, e462 900; amount forwarded, $3.50 :
$40, including 100000 to The nseistant
Treasurer At st Louis; National Bank notes
issued, tS2.4S0; fractional currency re
deemed and destroyed, t527 100; receipts OF
Internal revenue for the week, %. 5S4. 666
The public debt statement will not 10 be
issued before the 9th or CHI II 10 estimated
= showing very favorsbly and the whole
hguses In Decembc-.
night.
The Republicans held caucus To- nioht
Ar Poland in the Chair abou. 70 memSers
we're present. The only business WAS ire
Ssiec'ion OF managers. on the part OF ihe
mouse 10 conduct the impeachment bro.
eu'ngs before the Senate. The followiae
nefe chosen by ballot: Mr. Stevens Of
rrsnnsylvsnia. Butler. Moss, Bingham Of
ONO, boutwell, ri Massachusetts. Wilson
OF Iowa, Williams Of Pennsylvania, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
WASHINGTON.

WAsHISeroS, March Q A company Of
cavalry has been dispatched to the Knox
vile, Tenn, department, the scene Of the
whisky instruction, 10 enable the revenue
officers T. enforce the law
1t is believed by many congressman that
Senator ThAysi's bill TO abolish the Office Of
Adjutant General Of the army, will become
. law.
Inconsideratc office seekers are already
bouncing upon Mr.. Wade.
The whisky meter commission have fin
ished their investigations, and will begin
writing their report tomorrow. II 10 prob
able that none Of the meters examined will
be recommended A. calculated TO prevent
fsaud with whisky at g gallon.
Tbs Secretary Of State to-day received .
dispatch from Minister Bascroft confirming
the cable reports OF the treaty between the
United States and the North German States,
and urging speedy ratification.
II 10 announced that the President 10 pre-
pairing for bis trial. and hss decided on re-
tanning A. counsel Charles UConncr. David
Dudley Field. Caleb Gushing. Geo. Ticknor
Curtis and VIM. NJ Evssts.
Dispatches tonight frsm New Orleans
an nounce that Ger. Hancock hiss asked to
be relieved on account Of Gen. Grants late
order reinstating the New O,leans council.
men, displaced by an order Of the general
commanding.
The Supreme Court has coutermanded all
caaes involving the constitut;onality Of the
legal tender Get bill.
Tho House assembled at tan O'Clock, 10
committee q the whole on the impeach.
ment
Mr.. Washturn, Of Illinois, submitted
for publication in tho Globe full examina
tion ofthe whole question Of Impeachment,
for reference hereafter, and also Mr.. Gar
fields speech for impeachment
In the House TO-DAY Mr.. Lawrance, o
Penn spoke in favor Of impeachment, ant
Mr.. Williams against it.
In secretary Stanton's testimony befor,
the Judiciary Committee, contained de
claratons, beleveing the tenure Of office bill
unconstitutional.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

WASHINGTON. Feb. 29.-SRNArR Mr..
Thayer introduced bill to abolish the Office
Of Adjutsnt General Of the army. Referred
to Committee on Military Affairs.
On motion Of M Howard, the Senate prc.
cceded to the consideration of the report oi
the Select Committee Of seven Ia respect IN
Impeachment
Mr.. Davis offered a substitute for Mr..
Towards report, providing that the Senate
should not take action % to Impeachment
until all the States are represented, and took
the floor in support of the motion. which
Was lost. Sessrs. McCreery and Davis only
voting Ia the Affirmative.
The Senate then took up the rules section
by section. A long discussion ensued on
the use Of words.
The Senate resolved itself into high
court OF Impeachment.
Mr.. Davis oH.red a motion that the report
q The COMMITTEE be recommitted. with in
stucuons To report a substitute Lost.
Inc articles We're then read to the fourth,
wnen ueoite sprung up. After consider
able debate on various points and number
of motions. Mr. Trumbull suggested the
wisest course was 10 take the rules adopted
seventy years ago, upon which Gve trials
nau taken place. He moved to strike on.
.ne proviso and insert Tho preceding
oMcer snail also be authorized to direct the
employment OF Marshal TOR the Distric,
o' ooiumoia, or any other pcsson, during
the 'riai, to discharge such duty q NAV De
p!esCrioeo ior him." Agreed to-QS 10 Is.
Ai; itamouii then moved 10 add proviso
eusno!'z'pg The sereeant-A,-Arms. uoder the
direction OF the presiding ofYlccr. 10 emnlov
such assistance 40 may be necessary TO en-.
force the execution and carry into eject nj,
lawful orders. Agreed TO.
II being evident that when the 2lst article
was reached, lengthy debate would follow.
the Senate, on motion OF Mr.. An,hopv.
adjourned.
Houss.-The bill appropriatine t2O0 600
for Q jail In District Of Columbia, debated,
and passed at quarter rast two.
| Mr. Boutwell,. Chairman Of the Select
Committee, presented the articles Of i'm
peachme,t against the President Of the
by the CLERK.
Asuce Charges Andrew Johnson, Ia
~ Iemovn OF Secretary Stanton. with a.
tntenssonal violation OF she tenure Of cfDce
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, March "A heavy rain fell
here nearly all day yesterday and last night
accompanied BY thunder and lightning, and
. high wind in the afternoon. Before dsy
light this morning the rain turned TO snow,
and the mercury sunk below freezing point,
II now SHOWS quite heavily-storm coming
from the northwest The rain Of yestes.
DAY vas general wsat Of here, and consid
cradle snow fell at different points.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
NEW YORK.

NEw York, March A terrible north
west gale aud snow storm occurred last
night and is still still raging.
l.. Pinder, laborer, murdered his wife
IN Greenwich street on Saturday night By
brutally beating and kicking her. The muir
darer was arrested.
A resolution charging Gov Fenton with
high crimes and misdeneanors. and asking
the legislature to imPeach him. wa pre-
scented at n meeting of the board Of aidermen
on Saturday.
Troy, March 2.-Davd Brown was ar
rested bore yesterday for an attempted
murder Of his wife by stabbing. She will
probably die.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
Chicago, Reck Island i Paei6e
Railroad.

Chicago, Reck Island i Paci6e
Ra11road.
1865. Winter Arrangement. l667.sS.
Trains ran BY Chicas 20 time which ID twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY DEC. 2, 1se7.
~ and until further notice, trans viii leave
Davenport daily, (Sundays sxcepted) % follows
Going Hast- Lat Mail train as.......7 70, 4. =.
20 Night express. .......T -, ?. -
Going west-lst, Express and Mail for Dee
NoiHee ard Washington &. IS 4 =.
ID, Mixed, for Des Goines and
Auscatne. .15Pn.
Arrive q Davenport daily, Sunday excepted
- follows:
From the East-ls. Night express at. y 20, A.
I'd Daily Ell 4 mail. 4 90, r. =
From the West-lst Mixed from Des MONIES
I'd. Express from Dss1 Aoines
and Washington. =. -o6 Pm.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago with al Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with g. A. / s. L. r. X. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, &c.
A. L.sale With ]. G. R. r for DvDleith. 81
Louis Cairo, dc.
Al Pond Creek with c. d. 4 Q. r. r. for Bur-
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
Az Peoria with r. r. J. 3. r. DC.
Al Dcs Moines, Iowa City, and Washin gtOn
with Western Stage Co. 3 Stages, for eli points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checked to Prin-
cipsl Eastern Cities and Towns.
~. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. CHICAGO.
A. klnBALL, Asst. Sups. Iowa Division.
Dsvenpors
Davenport, Dec. 2. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

n the District Court of the United States Tor
the District II Iowa.
In the matter Of John p Cook, Bankrupt
To the Creditors Of saidJ0hn P. Cook, and oil 9th.
er persons interested.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT fETl.
ton has hssn 6led in said Court by John p.
Cook. Of the City Of Dave: port Ia eaid District,
Auly dsela,rd Bsnfrult upon Me own petition.
tsblieh UNIFORM system OF bankruptcy throughost
The United States. approved March I'd. A. D. 1857.
non III HE sssts. ana ether claims PTS.
bio under said Act, and that the 18th day OF
March A. D. 1893. at the hesr ostwo O'Clock r. OF
aid day. 10 a.gned Tor the bearing Of the same
fore the said Court. 1t Keoknk. lows, when
and where you. may attend And show cau,e, il
eng yUa hsvs. vAy the prayer Of aid petion Aould
hot Be granted You are hereby fort notiae that
the seeOn1 cd third meetiaes Of the creditors Of the
0d 0ohn r. Cook, for the purposes provided In 27th
ssd seth sections Of the SAID Act Of Conssrrs 81
March I'd. 1851. viii Be held On the nh day Of
n.ases. a p. 1893, Z. the hons q tan. O'Clock
9eatseee u BANKRUPTCY, Ct hi ollce, Ne I Weet
Second Street. IN the City Of Davenps,st, scott
J. n. Hoarao, Attosney.s
February 11oA, 1885, feb1y non a4V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

ArsusrA, March 1.-Our city was visited
by quite On earthquake last evening, which
lasted several seconds.
PORTLAND, March 2.-Advicss from Sou. \
America report the death Of Gov. Dana.
OF Name. Six others, former residents Of
Maine also died within few days. oil Of
cholera
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

uNeR NOV RETENTION OR MOUNT
r >rx,E Of Urine. irritation. infsmms ION
- ~. .a,ion Of the bladder or kidneys. tis~a
49, 81, the PROSTATE nnds. stone 10 the bladder
e gcnlu.. vrav-l or brick du deposits. and all
a.r,.r. OF IN. bla der. kidneys and dropsi al
.~-lhny.. r-E HELMBOLDS FLUID Elk
TRACT BcCHC.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
HELNBOLDsa CLUlO EX,
TRACT BUCHU.

N, isacertain cure for diseases OF the
biAoosR. ktD>kYS GRAVEL. DROpS
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL.
L shlLlrY,
and ell diseasea 81 the
URINARY ORGANS.
whether existing in
MALE Or FEMALE,
from whatever Cause originating and no m after NJ
HOT L0Ni STANDING.
diseases Of these organs require the use Of q
diur~,ic.
II no treatment il submitted 10 Coc.,rr,;..
Or insanity NAV ensne Orr a-sh ana Mod :. !.
su2psrt~t from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND HAtPiNkSa
and that Of Poetcrity depends npos pronp, u..
Of . reliable remedy.
HELNBULD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Essaelsohed uowards Of 10 years, prspas ed BIZ
{. HELEBOLD. DaroelssI
No So Bfoa tWay, Few York.
80. ~ south ,TsAsA o.. Philadelphia. Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

HEN tOLn'S EXTRACT BUCHu AND
Ii IMPROVED kO~E wash cures secret
sai deli ate d,.srders in all their stages, at lit
Tie expense. little or no change in diet. no in.
eSnsen,eue. and no exposure. II ~ pheasant in
tate aad odor. immediate Ia its action. and free
'seia all ,sgarious properties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

EyrErBLED AND DELICATE CONSrIrU.
Ia t'as. ~ both sexes. use HGLMB OLD'S
lx'aA''r BUcHU. hw.ii give br,sk aud en-
.rss,,e feelings. aud enable you 10 sleep we'll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

TAHs Nd M0Vr UNPLEASANT AND IN
safe REM for u,pieasant and danger.
ors eissaes Us. UEi.M HOLDS EXTRACT
bCcHu AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

"rtvaot.ns EXTRACT BUCHU OWES
II heath end viyor to the frame. and bloom
"a "a. p.l.d cheek Debility 10 accompanied pv
nsa, .iam,ng symptoms. and no treatment
/. submitted 10, consumption. insanity or cpl
spite dts snsre
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

ST A,ris. Feb 2e.-The steamer Par.
sxon: from Cairo TO St. Louis. sunk q
Devl'e leland. four miles above Cspc
0irardeau, q i've o'clock this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

TIE glory or NAV Is STRENGTH
J. IN r~fore the n-ryoa. and de silitsfcA
should inn-iistelv use HfLMBOLD'S EX.
TRACT BlCIr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
ACKLEY HOUSE
Third st. East Of Perry.

CENTRALLY AND PLEASANTLY LOCATED
" near the business part Of town, directly opposite
the Post ONCE. Tho proprictore have leased the
premises for term II yesrr and have put the apart
ments in thorough business order, Offering comfortA-
bic accommodations tpr
ONE HUNDRED GUESTS.
They respectfully eolicN share Of public patron
49,, believing they can give entire satiesact0a In
all cases tn, charges will be reasonable
Connected with the house 10 SPACIOUS STA.
BLING which viii b. In charge Of coinpefest host
less. Farmcrs and persons travelling with their own
House,. Itec9-dAwu sCKI.kY CROSS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

Chlcogo MaRkoe.
By Telegraph March 3.
Flour Dull and unsettled; spring extras q
most unsalaole, and demands for cencessons
generally met BY holders.
Wheat = Moderately active but weak, and
No 2elosed dull at ssh dl.ssJf No. . in fair
-corn-Opsnsd 81 7ss< tOr new weakened end
clossd nominal . 17H0s71.
0ats-Lower asS4K.
Rye Quiet 1t IS for No. l.
Barlsy--Dull 1t 2.O7 for fresh No, 2.
revisiops-Transactious limited.
Porh- "a 90 for straight mess round lots
could be he'd as 23.o042s6o for STANDARD and
straight br nds.
jard--ls1. but At close there were NO buyers
| al that rate.
| Cured Meats--Qu,et'and nomioal.
| Dressed Hogs--Quet a $50 tor light. and q
| 10 001l0 SO for divisions on 200 MS. The total
number Of hogs cut up this se ason. % far - as
cestsined. - 0ll ,65, against 6l7 GAS last year.
| Salt-Declined to Is.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
BY Telegraph March 2.
| doors transactions were suspended, owing IN
| non arrival OF stock trains in consequence OF
the snow storms Of Yesterday and last night.
~. Louis MARKET.
BY Telegraph March 2.
| Flour-Firm, demand for low and medium
| grades At yesterda,'s d-ance prices.
Wheat-More doing brit unchanged.
| Corn Dull and unsettled.
| Oats Unsettled; ranging, es072c.
Barey-U ncharged.
Rye--Firm, 20.
Provisions and easier.
pork--2475.
Bulk Meats Nothing doing
Lard--very little doing and prices easier.
Ciuctnnati Market.
BY Telegraph March ..
Flour-U nchsnged and dull.
Wheat Unchanged and dull.
Corn-Firmer; ear, s3c
Rye---l.Sn.
Barley Unchanged
Cotton-2o@al for middling. ".
Mess Pork -Dcclinek TO - 70.
Bulk Meats--In good denrnd, at fo@l2c.
Bacon Firm. ut ls1< for shoulders. and lax
0l4E for clear rib and clear sides.
LardDull. offered At l5I<e.
Weather-- showing; Thermomeler , 90.
Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph. March 3.
Wheat-Dul amber held at 26S.
Corn Qaiet and dull I; sales a s5 IL.
Oats Dull
Rye-Nominal
Milwaukee Market
~ Telegraph ArtwArKEs. Feb. -.
Flour-Dull at g. so for best spring extras.
Wheat-U nsett,ed, At 1875 for No l.
New York Market.
By Telegraph narcA2.
Cotton-Dronrinc. % for middling uplands.
Flour-Dull: e.7511O5o for extra State: o <oa
lt.2a for common to extra western; s.13@la6S Tor
r. no.
wheat-Dull and dropping: mixed spring a4,, de-.
lvered
Corn Heavy i.isai 20 for new mixed western
shoat: J. 20 for old mixed do In store. and 81 for
old Go aioat: l 9lti % for weetern yellow.
Bariey-Scasce and firm.
Osts-Dull SO for western In store
Pork-Quiet and steady; ss.io02s - for ola ness;
81 5on2462 for new.
Lard-Quiet and heavy; issGisH.
New York Money Market.
By Telegraph March 9.
Stocks-Active.
Bouds-Coupons OF 80. 10Y ofVl, OK ;of '6s
Los 2; new. LOS 1-a: lO4gs, conp0ns registered
e1 interest ! cox 1909, both, l.osS-
Western Union -8ek.
New York Central-at call i.ce i.a.
Erie 6Sx.
Mich saa Ceutral-l
Michigan Southern-90S.
1lpois Censra--1.is IL.
Ss ea s;::s'osas preferred ss,s.
Money - per eeue.
Sterling-1.e9T.
Gold Nk,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
TENNESSEE.

MEMPu!s, Feb. 90 in difficulty last
night at a station on the Memphis and
Louisville railroad. growing out Of an old
debt, Mai J. H. Hicks was shot snd killed
by a planter named Maxwell, who in turn
was saot ~ Hie Is son and MORALLY wound.
ed, dying during the night. Both were
highly esteemed citizens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

Has been fitted up In elegant style, whrfs mcals and
IT Coffee will b served In the best style o. ~
nOuso. aM
-. oasisficsi0n guassnessa = svsgtAlng. -
q yoaf cedegs. - ~A
6r06AAts JAOOD -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

Price q Is - bsstle. Or six bottles for ease
l-''versi = ~ aadsesa-
SOLD ~ Dsgarnss svsEswsssR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
STEAM
II and from the old country.
shortest Sea Passage.

THE ANCHOR LINE
OF Trans Atlantic steam packet ships
EUROPA, COLUMBIA. ACADIA.
IONA, HIsERNlA, UNITED
CALEDONIA, BRITANNIA KINGDOM
6su regularly 70 and from New York. RATES OF
PASSAGE ~ low ~ by any other frsf class line.
These fine steamers fitted up in every re-
pect to insure the safety comfort and eAence Of
passengers. On very advantageous terms the Anchor
Line grant through tickets and from all the stations
the Irish and English Railways, and tho principal
ritcs In the United Staee and also forward passengers
q very moderate rates 70 and from France Germany
&c Al this Company does not employ runners. those
who wish passage cke.s, certificates OF passage
send for their frfends any further infornaon will
ploaseappy at any Of the Company agencies through
ont the Statss, or ct the head office In New York 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No Bowling Green New York.
Or to Rlcn AnDsON DaOa..
Democrat Once. Davenport, lows