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POLICE ITEMS.

i
To the "chiel" who stakes notes" In
police court not unfrequently occurs the
peculiar and often striking fitness Of
things in the names Of those who enact
their parts 10 the drama daily presented
there. A case in point will excellently
illustrate. Among the half dozen Of
tenders who paid their respects to tie
Commissioner, at the northern station,
this morning, were Georgiana Gay, the
festive inmate Of bsguio on Jefferson
street, and Moses Hammer, pack ped
dler, who evidently travels on his muscle.
Georgiana, the very personifcation Of
the gay" was accused with nsing abu-
sive language to Moses, who in turn stood
charged with giving Georgiana a ham
mering," the unmistakable evidences Of
which she brought into court with her.
Hammer, for "hammering Georgiana,
was fined, while in view, doubtless, Of
her being Sufficiently punished already,
she was dismissed. ,.n
Charles Williams a negro, was arrested
by officer McElroy and com united at the
Adams street station this morning, on the
charge of stealing the running gear from
a wagon and attempting to dispose of it
at junk shop.
| Isaac Owens, negro mackerel, was
up before Commissioner Richards this
morning and fined IS for brickbatting
Jennie Lynch, a little white girl.
Ten cases were disposed Of and thirty
two dollars in fines collected in Police
Court this morning ~
A shanty at the corner Of Pontotoc and
Causey streets, occupied by George Carl
ton, negro man, was visited by
thieves, while Carlton and his family
were out last night, and thirty dollars in
money and twenty dollars worth Of
clothing stolen. The thieves, it is
thought, we're other negroes living in the
same neighborhood.
Isaac Reeves, a negro man, was ar
rested last night by detective Ben. Gar
rett and lodged in the Adams street sta
ton, to answer to the charge Of stealing
$275 from Mr.. 81. W. Burrows, on Front
street. The money was found in the
possession Of Reeves, and as Mr.. Bur-
rows had been so thoughtful as to mark
every bill Of the amount before it was
stolen, there can be but little doubt Of
Reeves being the thief The case will
come up before Esquire Heinrich to-
morrow morning for preliminary hearing.
Esquire Sherry issued warrant last
evening for the arrest of Michael Cass
and his wife, on the charge of commit
ting an assault and battery on the per
son Of J. D. Radigan.
A barrel Of salt was stolen from Wolf
Il Co.'S grocery, corner of Poplar and
Fourth streets, during last night, but was
found by the police this morning in an
open lot near by, where il had probably
been rolled and left by the thief.
A stray mare was picked up by Captain
Perry, in the southern district, last even
ing, and can be recovered by the owner
on application at the second station.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-22

7R RENT-THREE COTTAGES; ONE
with three rooms, one with four rooms, and
with FIVE rooms--well situated. Call at :.
nv street. lZo-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-22

IR RENT-A NICE, COMFORTABLE
Residence, containing six rooms, large
!. stable. outhOuses, etc. Apply to W. ".
ALL, at 65 Mosby street. Terms M MODE
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DIR. LOW RY,

. This Company Insures against loss BY
IL Marine and River Risks. vI-bI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-22

EVERY SGruRDAT.-This monthly has
the hest articles Of the best English
magazines. The April number, with the
MAY number Of the chronological Jour
nal, may be had Of Emmens, 10 Jefer-
son aud 393 Main street; also the
waverley, Harper's, Wilkes Spirit, News
Of the World, Southern Opinion, the
splendid London Illustrated News, New
York Day Book, LippiucOtt's Magazine
Scientific American. La Semsine, Cour-
rier ses Flats Unis. Eve Iriss week.-Mrs.
and dailies from St. Louis, Cincinnati
Louisville, Chicago and New York
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-22

6R RENT-MY OLD HOMESTEAD ON
Main street, two doors south Beale.
- ID. II. TOWNSEND,
L.6O 256 Front street.
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n. VI. FARRINGTON.- - President.
q. LONSDALE, - secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-22

10. 37I Main Street,
JACKSON BLOCK.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

LAuspRY OFFIcE, 40 Jefferson st.
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We will sell our damaged stock. re.
gArdless Of cost or value. Hesse 4 Co.
234 Main street
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) r. RENT-A BRICK DWELLING,
with two acres Of Garden, in Fort Picker
/. II Is cool, shady, healthy and quiet, and
n its situation on the Bluff Of the River
mands a fine view. The house has six
lns. and there are two frame outhouses and
able. Terms, $50 per month. cash. In ad-
70 quarterly, or reliable city acceptance
tx months rent, payable Nov. LIST. VERY
AP. Apply to L. S. LAKE, at 2os Front g.
at OF
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bR RENT-A TWO-ST0RY FRAME
Residence. with seven rooms, kitchen and
ants room, large back yard. good cistern,
4 81 uated No. 100 Market street for rent a
! TO a good tenant. Apply, at CITIZENS
IlON PANK or AT 40 Market St. Ali
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-22

SR RENT-HOUSE l09 WASHINGTON
street, below Third. Furniture Torrent. or
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No. 1886 MAIN STREET.

| most desirable stand at the northwest cor.
lain and Union strf e ;w1kEEf EEK
II No. 1926 Front street.
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SR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE, WITH
four rooms, on corner Of Monroe and Wei
ton streets. Apply to r. d. GOODLETr,
Front street. A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
new Y0RK.

The judgment recently procured BY dc
fault, 6y Ross, Steele Co., against the
Ksneas Pacific Railroad, for four million
tix hundred thousand dollars. has been
stayed by The Supreme Court. OF those
suits previously brought for said claims,
one was decided by Judge Weller. OF the
United States Supreme Court In Iowa, In
favor OF the Company, and the others were
abandoned. The value OF the services OF
Ross, steele L. Co. has been appraised BY
Engineers in Kansas at less than t2s OOo.
The whole proceedings will doubtless be
set aside AT the session OF court IN July.
d. D. Finch Of Iowa, has secured quar-
ters al the 81. Julian, for the gentleman
from that State during the session OF 'ne
Democratic National Convention.
Madame lagrange, Madame Foster. and
Henry J Raymond, sailed IoI Europe ia tue
Vile de Paris, To-Day.
The National Executive Committee OF tho
Republican Soldiers and Sailors Organiza-
ton have appointed sub committees to-day
With power TO perfect o State Executive
Committee. The organization 10 hereafter
10 be known as the "Boys in Blue"
The Supreme Court to-day decided that
the Chicago IL Northwestern Railway Di.
rectors have the right 10 issue stock for the
payment Of dividends, and denied the mo-.
ton for an injunction 10 be Issued against
such issuance
Several master masons havc concedcd to
the terms demanded by bricxlayers. ami
the strike will thus become useless.
Ngw YoKx, June 28-The following
dispatch IVES to-day received BY the Score.
tary Of the 6chutxenisss, BY Atlantic Cable
"HAMBuRo, Juno 96.-Hail! Columbial
Sons! Nay success crown your mesy
sports."
The Hamburg Rifles Faud the Congress
sional C,mmtttee arrived here this morn
ine In order 10 be present and take part In
grand procession and Opeaing cerem0niel
q Jones Wood tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
LATEST News
~ TEkE0HsAPM.
TO TRHE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.

The Senate finance committee have de-
eidsd against the part Of entry bill which
provides that packages Of imported goods
Chicago without breaking bulk, for tbs rsa.
son that in their opinion u does net sss-
hcisntly guard ssainss fraud. Another bill
for the same purpose hes therefore bees
psepased, bot The ceonitees stoe6 about
equally divided. Ssaatos Henderson being
a6ssnt. Some Of the Eastern members 10
both Hessss ase opposed to both bills, and
may b. able 60 prevent 6nal action upon
them this summer.
The Conersssioaal COMMITTEE, Of which
Mr.. Lincoln is chairman. proceeded to ths
sdjutants Generals office aud the second
auditors efflce on saturday and began an
investigation int the charges Of fraud In
the settlement Of Iowa bounties, sufficient
evidence vas obtained 10 warrant the con-
tinuauce Of examination and Gil the rooms
containing tho records in which the proof
Of the alleged fraud is 10 be found have
been locked and placed in charge Of men
Who are instructed TO permit no unotheris-
cd preson to enter, and further transsc-
ton Of business interdicted, until investisa-
ton 10 closed. :,
The csmmisss has examined several
clerks connected With the bureaus, ana
elici ted from them some very Important
evidence which understood will implicAte
sone Of their superior officers, several par
.,ee have bssn arrested and others will DO
70 day, uoadsy. 49,
Ward II. Lamon has bssn summoned 70
appear before The Better Investigating com
mittss. Il 10 understood that the commit
tee will base upon his testimony SEINE hopes
Of gsttiaa Q few more names Of persons
supposed 10 have something 10 do with the
asqsittal Of tAe President.
The sspeet 81 the impsashnsot 0anagsEs
viii probably 90 b presented TO The Heass
before Wednesday.
Ssvssal 81 ~ delegates from 0sssgia y
the New York Oeoventien are here. They
rspssssat Ne cesdoet q he oilitasy au-
liberties 10 that 0latc - iatelesabls - The
Last degree.
II H. sass u huatlag = svidsoes cen
corning he aesassioatIeo q Auburn, ~
sral pseesos, beth White ~ black, havs
bssn arrested, one bsIsg . White venan.
| All aso held . vitoeooeo, ao1 een0ned q
Various oslle q Fort Pulaski. The military
authssiliss sGersd sswssl Of 1900 fo'
the arrest and conviction sf the singleadsra
% Ne attack % Auburn, aad d 900 foa
each Of the other parties concerned. Tha
prsliminasy Investigation, Il 10 said, impli
Gates upwards q forty psssoos Ia The inuf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

Dss NORMA. June 27.-Tbe contract for
repairing the State House has been let 10
8. II. Roberts Of Des Moines. The I'm.
psovements TO be made will cost el4.0OO.
Gov. Merrill AMI his family have gone to
New Hampshire for three weeks rustica.
ton.
Twenty six thousand and ninety-one acres
OF land have been sold at the Sioux City
Land cfBce during the month Of Nay.
K.oxuK, June 27-LaA night the safe
OF Hosmer. Tabor s. CO.. lumber merchants,
Was opened BY dfiils and cf0wbarD. and The
eotire contents OF the cash box removed
consisting Of sixty dollars In money and
two heavy county bonds for 81 600 each
Nos. 81 and s.; one Keokuk city bond fol
81 900, certificates o: bank stock. deeds fol
real estate, notes of hand. &c. Two hun
dred dollars reward is offered for the n.
covery Of the property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
CALIFORNIA.

SANFRANClsoo. June &c. The Pacific mail
steamer China arrived this forenoon, hay
ing lett Hong Kong May 26
The Democratic primary election in San
Francisco was held under the law which
throws around the primaries the restrictions
OF ordinary elections. An attempt was
made 10 seize the ballot box In one ward,
which was illustrated by the police. and one
man was arrested for illegal voting. The
Union State Central Committee has called
State Convention for August 9Th, To nom
mate Presidential electors, the primaries to
be held under the primary election law and
all to participate who pledge themselves TO
the support Of the Grant and Colfsx
ticket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

JACKSON. June s7.-Returns from three
ballot boxes in this city rive 900 Radical
majority. The Democratic majority, q sar
- heard from. u $1,000. 6evefal counties
which were claimed by the Radicals, return
largo Democratic najorities The home oil
Ja0eson, the Radical candidate for Lleuten.
ant Governor, polled . unanimous Demo.
cratic vote. not one Radical vote havina
booo cose.
Gen. Mcdowell telegraphs to Gen. Free
man, P1oo1dont Of ~ Demoeraaie Execu.
tive Coumittee, that he has sent no eoumu.
nloaaloo 70 Co. 0sans, or any party, indi.
eneine Whot oourse the elscsion will take
for or againes ~ Convention. The election
will conslnus Asse o meaday asd Tuesday
neYf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
NY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared in VAGUE from the vegetable lssb
stances named. and are the most activs thal
san be made, Dccocsioss are exceedingly tros-
as-scm@. and II Ia necessary 10 prepare then
every day. sndthe yrupsare still more objse.
nonsbis. ss they are weaker than the decoctiose
Tor daias saturated With sugar ere susespssbls
et holding in solution much l~ss extractivs mat
ter than water alone. and the syrups srs other
wise objectionable. for the pssieas u fteqanny
naaseased. and the stomach snrS.itel ~ ~
large proportion Of sugar ,skea Min saeA oues,
which 10 Of no use whatever exceptto kesp The
cccect'on from spcilng.
Here the sdva ntages aud aspsrsssity 81 ~
Fluid Extracts are strik,ngly manifest
The onsss test ofsheir sussrierity viii ~ .
comparison With the properties ~ .sst ssssA 10
the United States Dispsusasory.9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

OTTAWA. June 27.-The conservative col.
diers and ssilofs Of this Congressional Die
trict met to-day. Col. Cushman presided.
A series of resolutions were adopted. Gen.
shermans name wss vociferously applauded
as the choice OF the convention Tor Presi-
dent.
SPRIsGFIELD, June 21.-Thc proposals
for the public printing were opened to-day.
There were twenty-five bids. The awards
will not be made Tor several days.
1t is thought that Heterogeneous have been
made tina, VIII insure the early completion
OF the PAM AMI Springfield Railroad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jnrc 9S-Chas. Walker, an old
and prominent citizen Of Chicago, died this
morning.
The State Convention of Spiriualist had
q grand pi ME to-day.
Cards advertising "a genteel boarding
house for ladies aud gentlemen" at 81
Greene street, Rudolph lsaacs proprietor,
have been circulated of late. Isaacs also
employed procurors to whom he paid one
dollar for each gent induced to visit the
house, and to whom he offered tempting
rewards for every fresh girl brought in and
induced to remain. In the police court
this morning lsascs Was held In bail of $500
on charge OF keeping house Of pr0sti-
tuition.
1t is rumored that the little steamer Kal.
amazo0 was sunk ON the 10th in Lake
Michigan, while on . passage from Kala-
mazoo to st. Joseph. and that all on board
were lost
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o,s,r emeu,,men,s vrrc offered and re.

Other amendments were offered and re-
jccted.
Mr. Delano's motion 10 recomniit was
lost, 80 10 los.
The House then Resumed tho consilrra-
ton OF Tie bill by seciionp. $3.50 900 was
sddea for Dunkirk; 10000 for Wilson har-
toy, Niagara county, New York. and $1,000
for Whitehall, N. y. Tie amount for Os-
wego was increased from tS7 900 10 eG0, coo.
Mr.. Baker moved an appropriation OF
SJg 600 for Alton. Illinois.
Without action thereon the House ad.
inufned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
CHICAGO.

CnicAoe. Jsas 20.-Ths meeting Of tick
Of and passenger agents Of Western railroads
decided on presenting the following ultima
tum 70 The eastern trunk lines upon tho
pro rata division Of through rates We will
allow tho roads east OF Chicago, Fort
Wayne. indianapolis and Columbus, via
Cincinnati, only the amount fixed by them
to those points from the East, and will sx-
&C, the balance Of the through rates for the
lines west Of said points. And We hereby
agree that II any line declines to accept this
settlement Of the question at issue, We will
withdraw from sale our ticket over, and III
refuse TO accept the ticket Of such lines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
EvIDENCE OF SUCCESS,

Btatement of Nlr Daniel Whees
Ieek, Of Mollae. M.
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NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRx, June 29.-Two pugilists
known ~ Yellow Davis and Sim. Crowley,
had . prize fight early yesterday morning,
near the Dutch Hin tollgits, on Long Is
land. One hundred and fouv rounds were
fought In enc hour and forty minutss, and
Crowley was declared The victor on account
Of foul blew struck BY his opponent. Beth
we're badly punished,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
=
ONO.

CLsvsLAxp, June 29.-Jsha Csls. Of
wsrrsnsvills, Cyahsaga county. on Satur-
day murdered his I've stsp-sons, named
Guazls, with butcher knife.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
MISSOURI.

ST. LoUIs. June 2S.-The demonstration
Of welcome TO Archbishop Ksndrick on his
return from Europe, came of to-day The
procession embraced over thirty societies
and parishes, and contained little less than
600 persone; Il was an hour and ten min.
utes IN passing given point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
ssEl.W uBO1.0DA
CONCENTRATED ULUIp0EN1RAOT
BlJCuU:

l. acttsin cure for diseases Of The ~
BLADDER. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. FEMALE CON
PLANTS. GENERAL DEBILITY.
II no treatment isssnbmit,sd to. Consunp.
ton or Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and
Blood are supported. from those ssouices. and
tho
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
sud that al ros,cri,v depend upon eprompt use
.. a reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Rsmedies. be-
cause advertised. may no, be classed - Patent
Medicines mos, Of which are prepared BY self
s,yled Doctors who. in many instances, ere TOO
ignorant 10 read Phys,ciAn's simplest pre-.
scrip,ioa. much less competent 10 prepare
pharmaceutical Preparations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

Letter GkOa dee. 4. Blanchard
ESQ. erDuba4ue.
Dvngsss, Oct. 20, 1906.
Dr.. 4. p. Li1AsAi1. 1Aisses:
DEAs STA; - glad to hear that yes
- thinking u making pssssssisssl visit
- Dabuqss. The ssasdiss sAd treat
osss ysu have prescribed for ny daush.
tiers Cstarrh. have alrsady predacsd great
benefit, and I have no doubt will effect an
sntin cure in due time. Mrs. Blanchard
considers herself permanently cured Of sa-
tarrh Of twenty years annoyance, by the
means Of your invaluable treatment.
Yeur apparatus for applying Jour RENE
dies seem to me novel. simple. and edee'
tive and your medicines so generally sue.
esssldl that they nay be said to DO spee-
6cs.
I should certainly advise my friends
suffering from any Of the diseases treated
~ spscialitiss BY you, to put themselves
upon your prsfsssisnal care.
Hoping that you may meet with god
s1sesss in our city.
Am very truly yours.
GEO. A. BLANCHARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
WIScON SIN.

MILWAUKEE, June o9.-Tho sangerfest
closes to-day with summer nights festi-
va Mt Quenlin's Park.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

fr. UNloS. June 29.-Thc telegraph 10
completed to Fl. Union, NV Mexico, aud
will reach Santa Fe next week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
hATsuELNBOLp \

h.hTsuELABOLD. 4 =.
Drugg'ss. Of eighteen years'lesxpsrissse, end
nssafassnssr Of Hal xsosD's GExrlHs DPasrA.A.
sioxs
: Prseeipsi bspo,s- Hrsl SONS Dnue AM
sCaAncAI wAnrEcv.r, No. so BaoAevAs. New
Z York. ne&t Metropolitan Hotel s.d nsan.
soas's AssscAL Dsror. No. loA 0crss fsxrn
sssaSss. thils1elphtA
solp Ss Dxssonss svArvuaaa.
Price si.as per bottle. ..orssiA Ter os.ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
CANADA.

Ton Nre, june 29.-John G. Brsokin.
ridge arrived on Saturday from Paris, and
remains here some time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
HELM BOLOsS
HIGHLY
Concentrated Fluid Extract

KRApICATEs ERuHTIvE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES or THB
THROAT. NosR, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP AID
SKIN
Which % dl-ccure the appearance, PuR0lNo the
~yil eiees ~ ~, rcnry aud removing all tanf- ,hc
f~rnn.uts az DISEASES. hereditary ov ofherwise.
sni u 1aAen ~ ADULTS and CHILDREN win per
tet SAFETY
TWO TAuLs-spDo fs OF the Extract OF Saf
sApatlls added 20 put Of water. IL eQunl TO the
Lisbon niet pink aud otfe rotil- Il equal 20 gal
lDn cot swap "t Sst-Ersfilia ar the dccoctions NJ
iaUNA D tHsfr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

Ny lABoRAroy foRTnElNANUFACTT
OF rLulDsENrRAcfsl
Has been visited ny thousands ofphy sicians aud
druggists FROM all parts Of The United States
and the mode OF preparation received their
unanimous ccmmendstion.
AELNBuLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACTS
ase pleasanIin tssss and odor. and imnsdiats
tn tAe,r action.
sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

MOSS AR 0Axuun uslsss dose ~ n ssssl-ss
sEraved wrapper with fec .sinils Of ~ CunnseAL
ewAasacusa. asd sigssd q. 7. H9LMBOLD.
\ The propnstor was compelled 70 sdept such
3 wrapper because the growing popularity Of
his sr,iclss, and TO prevent spurious end das-
@esreos eoanssrfeising.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
MAe3AcNuSeTTs.

BosToH, June 27.--An unsuccessful ct
tempt was made last night, In Hartford
county, Coma, TO throw tho train from the
track on which were over Elk tons coin,
~ rosle< 70 the Sub. Treasury here, in charge
81 Adams Expsess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

-THosE WHO D.slKR BkILLlANCY - CON-
HlYxioS mn.t purify and enrich tAe bleo1. which
He.mhoids Concentrated Extract Of oareapasilla
'assr.shiy does. Ask fos Helmbolds. Tabs NO
other.I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

QUANTITY W. QUALITY. HssADnass II
y..cr s.ssArAgsllA. The dose 10 small. Thoeo
~as a-.iss large quantity and large dosse Of ned-
eies UhRo Ef8f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

uaN THE SPRING &suhMkk, me syssem na, =
Al, nns.rVoe. a change. and Hembolde Highly
concentrated EKtrsct Of - NApsrilla 10 ~ assistass
~ the cr. att-t value.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

HHsNBOLD'S RxTRACT sARsAPARlIl.A
and senovatso The blon1, in1elb ~ Vgos u
health into the sySten. md tprsgss cat the hsAoS
that make disease. sf4zsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
COMMERCIAL.

Onvepport Market Report
Owes o. ssx DAvsxross Dsss caAS.
June 27th, lsso.
E,sur-Whoiessle, llo. 40: retail, ell.0o.
xwurAY--No I, ti.75, No. 2. O.'o. No.
el4oeel.so.
BAalsI--No quotations.
OAfs-691s5c.
Rrs-None In the Market
CoRu-Soc.
Oxiors None 10 the market.
PeTAYone-0Sc-
BsSssn-26e. pof =.
Eeee-lSc.
Mas-Gaoed Timothy 81 eoooil.es - ~.
Upland Prairie 81 .oo012o0 per ton. sle.sns
oe.uoGlc.oc.
.CcAI-Soft-ls ceuts per krshel. Dslisersd
1oc. NJ
ANTHRACITE yard 5000 per ssa. ~
Mvered els % PER tor.
Wees-oe- o0Oo7 90. per Cere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

Chacogo Market.
By Telegraph Soss -.
Ylour-Dull apd nominal u e.6e0lo.oo for
low arsdes TO choice spring extras.
Wbeat-Fererish, excited and unsettled; sslee
Of ear load lots at 05. and sales OF round lots
10 settlement st g. os@2 10; cioses weaker with
sellers at 2.C9LGt2.lO /; No. inactive end low
er, closing at las for north side.
Corn-Firm at s4Qst5t for No. l, end sly
0slI for No. 2.
BASEBALL ct about s40te4ll.
Kye--Neglected and nominal.
Barley-Neglected and nominal.
Provisions and nominsily unchanged.
Lake Freights--Dul and nominal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

YOUNG LADIES. BEwAkEil
Nv TUE INJURIOUS EFFECTS lot FScs roy.
GERS and Waahr1 All such remedies close ~ Inc
s.snnr zion n voa wsald have freah. healthy ana
youthful appearance. use HsLssoLD's ExsHAOs SAn-
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