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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-12
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 1.-THE steamship Hammo-
MIA, from New York September 1, arrived here this
evening at eight o'clock, on her war " Hamburg.
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VERMONT.
Decided Success Of the Vermont state Fair
Addresses by Senator Edmunds and Hon.

Decided Success Of the Vermont state Fair
Addresses by senator Edmunds and Hon.
John A. Grisv~Old-Immense COncourse Of
Visitors.
BURLINGTON. Sept. 10, 1868
this city this week, has proved much more success
full than for many years past. Tuesday, the first
day, the weather was very pleasant wednesday
opened rainy, but cleared of before noon. To-day
Thursday) has been quite warm and no rain, though
cloudy all day.
The number of entries in all departments is UMPIRE
cedented, being fully double that of any previous
year In most or the departments The number OF
horses entered Is unparalleled in this State. over
two hundred IN the department are known as gen.
ana running horses, as well farm and breeding
STOCK Is also large. The cattle, sheep, swine and
poultry departments very well represented. The
floral and mechanical halls are filled to OVERLOOKING.
This afternoon addresses were delivered by Hon.
Geo. +. Edmonds, United States Senator FROM this
candidate for Governor in New York State. The
remainder OF the afternoon was devoted to trOttng
races: the best time 2:3S, was made by the mare
Fanny, entered by Mr.. Ii. q. Root, Of Bennington.
The number OF competing horses for most OF
the trOtting premiums was large. All trains and
highways have been thr0nged with pedestrians and
vehicles from adjacent towns.
The grounds have been crowded with visitors,
the number present to-day being from 12,0 900 to
$4,000 Many distinguished gentlemen from other
States are in attendance.
Tomorrow the last day Of the fair, will be devoted
TO morse exhibitions and awarding OF premiums.
Saturday there will be trOtting races the State
fair grounds open to all horses mile heats best three
III 1--WE, Tor citizens purses.
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A.-JeNcrs Offers Extraordinary bargains
In Ladies' Misses and Chidrens Bocts and Shoes yEe
FERs 1855 and 1s8 Broadway, opposite 81 James. HOG
man and fifth Avenue hotels.
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GERMANY.
Prussian Ship for the Parana.

BERLIN. Sept H. 1865.
Il is reported to-day that the Prussan government
viii despatch q ship Of war to the river Parana to
protect German citizens and interests in that
country.
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Napoleon from Camp.

FARIs, oept IT, 1905.
The Emperor Napoleon has arrived at Fontainbeu
from Chaious.
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A.-PhaIon's "PaphInn LotIonO Removes
FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIr.
EI,AS Ac.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-John Meot. German, twenty
four years OF age, residing at the corner Of Forty
seventh street and second avenue, and employed as
O driver in Claussen's brewery was fatally injured
by the kick OF horse connected with the stables OF
the place. lie was removed to st. Luke's Hospital,
but died immediately after reaching 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-12

A.-A.-Japanese Hair Stain
whskers and lustache beautiful black
brown II consists only preparation 90
Sold by druggists and perfumers everywhere.
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ChevalIcr's Treatise ON tho Hair-ts1voa
tho drug stores and sent BY mail free This valuable
TO original color cultivate and have beautiful 10 the
latest period of life. =
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Lace Curtains.-New styles for Fall Trade;
also some auction goods nj low hgures.
OIL. 4 j. B. kelly a CO., ga Broadway.
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Merchants Visiting the City should Not For
get that SHERMAN'S GREAT HERB BEVERAGE viii TN.
nedstely relieve all bowel troubles Il Is very simple and
harmless Sold BY HUDNUT a CO.
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Cristad0ro,s Unrfvalled Hair Dye Sold and
applied ct No Aston House Mandatory No. 81 Maiden
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Furniture C0vevings.-New Styles Of Terry's
snd nngish BrocAsles Sold only at KELrY's store, ~
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furniture.-New French Styles Of First
q. I. AZ. B. kelly co, ga Broadway.
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('reat Sale OF Mems Furnishing Goods and
ALLEN o. FOWLER, No. 8 Park row.
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who, having erred desire better manhood Sent In seaed
letter envelopes, free Of charge benefited
postage. Address Phanhros, box r, Philadelphia Pa
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D.vids Fan style Of Gents Hats, 2eox
proadwav. Duane street,
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A New, Stylish and Elegant Hat.
TERRY's, 10 Union square.
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wigs Toupccs and Ornamental Hair.--Iess
LOR'6 IL Bond street.
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Glad Tidinss.-Knex Has Issued His FAN
style Hats for gentlemen. This announcement will provo
cheering his patrons and his establishment No. 22 broad
way 81 Fulton street. certain 10 be thronged for
provo 1.-THE hat of the sehson."
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Window shades for Dwellings, thurche-s
stores a.. At KELTYs store, az Broadway
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder.
IT KII.Ig INSTANTLY

Cockroachss dsas bugs and every kind OF insect veruu
are most troublesome during the fall months They
ous but certain to s work. single % cent assk ba,
KILLED PECK OF CocxRoAcHEs
Use now II keeps vermiu from depositng their and
thus prevents next years crop. Be you Lyons
In the original and true insect destroying powder Beware
Of limitations See tho signature Of E. LYON the TASK
Sold BY all druggists.
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stylish Hats for Gents and Youths, nc Pcp-
ular prices BURKE, l2s Fulton street
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Gray Hair and Baldness Prevcnted-No Use
TO try any but Dr. dRANDJEAN'S Preparations. F,fty
years' practice. No. Aston place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
TENNESSEE.

MExrnI., Dec. 19.-Thc Araldnche's
Little Rock special to night say:
Reliable information states that on the
morning Of the 10th, four companies Of mil
lila, comu anded BY Col. Gray Williams,
from R,ans and Matthews counties, the
latter colored. entered Lswisburg, shooting
in every direction. They marched to the
store Of Bream 4 Cefsey, end set Gre toit.
after pouring coal oil on the floor. Howard
1 Wells store Vas also burned. E. W.
Guinsss' was saved by great exertiona.-
During the fire Mr.. Casey was shot down
and lis bsdy thrown int the flames, after
rfiug the POCKETS. The town 10 stu cccu-
pied BY the militia. who 60 shouting
through the streets. No one is permitted
to leave without pass. All quiet at Au-
gusta. 1t 10 said thas promibsnt citizena
prevented an attack on tho militia, fearing
to DO misreprsaented abroad. The people
desire the interference Of United 6tatsl
troop, in their behalf
A meeting vas held a. Batesvills To- day
in which oil parties participated. They Dc
clared for peace under oil Circumstances
promising 10 support the civil authorities
and calling on other counties 10 hold simi
lar meeting.
The arrest Of VIM Nssri weather, prom
inent Radical Of lndspsndsncs county, b.
Gen. Uphsm, at Augusta. On charge o
discoursging snlistments Of the militia
| creates some discussion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

the Government Of Greece hes - YET taken
No step Of dsfsnsivs character.
PAsis. Dec. 20-Ths Moniteur says th .
powers Who signed the treaty Of 1850 con :
tinue 70 urge cancellation on both the Gree
and Turkish Gov eminent.
The PAtris asserts that the Perte win sub
nit - the Great Powers docuosntary
prsof that Greece intends to iucits insur.
rsctisn n the Turkish islands and take
possession Of them.
NADaip, Dec. 20.-A riot broke out in
Tore. IN Province Of Seamors, caused BY
the hostility Of some Of the people to the
organization Of the National Gard in the
town. 1. was quietly suppressed BY the
authorities.
The Csrrsspeudent.a asserts that the
Cailists hsvs formed . widespread conspir-
acy for The POI session OF the Government.
and that they only await the breaking out
ofstrife between the Liberal party and the
country 10 develop their designs.
NAOMI, Dee. 19.-Ths election for osm.
bers Of The Certez are proceeding 10 Tie In
corporated cities. There has been no
disorder. A large majority ere unfavorable
to msnsrchical form Of Government.
The Government authorizes the statement
that treaty Of peace With Chill may be
considered a. an accomplished fact.
ATHENS. Dec. ls.-A new Cabinet is to
b. formed BY Alexandrine koumsundauras,
present head Minister.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

WAsnISe1oS, Dec. l9.-SENATE.-Mr
Nye introduced bill to provide for the rs
assembling Of the Con titutionsl Convention
Of Georgia. and instructing it to amend the
Constitution so to place it beyond denbi
the right Of every citizen, black or white
20 hold Office. Referred to tie Judicia, ,
Committee.
A resolution was adopted requesting tn,
judiciary Committee to report tiil for III,
reapportlonment o: Representatives in Con
gress in accordance with section ga.
Mr.. Chandler moved to take up III.
House, iAin: the duty on copper, &c. Lost
- 70 o5.
Mr.. NJe presented the credentials OF Mr.
Gilbert, Senator elect ON Florida, which
were allowed TO he on the table.
Nr. morrill, offered resolution reques.-
ing TIE President 70 inform tie Senate
whether any Instructions had been given to
the proceedings instituted TO prevent the
payment to Laird & Co., builders Of the
Aiabama, the proceeds OF the steamer
Wren, built BY them for the Confederate
Government, and nov in the hands of the
Assistant Treasurer at New York, aud 10
ss,urs payments Of the procssds Of said
steamer 70 the owners cf vessels destroyed
by tho Alabama. Adopted. Adjourned,
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LATEST News
Dr TExEG R.aPH.
TO TlsR DAIRY DENDCmAr.



Nsw iosk. Dee al Van wyci's re-
pert Of the Csmnsistss Oh Rstrsnehmsnt on
The subject OF revenue frauds. 10 printed.
II says Cantirnsng the investigation con-
meoded moro than year ago, this co nnit-
tee dad many frauds ys, existing in the
tsssnns depai tmtnt in kind 40 heretofore,
bns net :, the sane extent, By reason Of
the reelection ct the tax on whisky and
nsklas tue estimated capacity one Of the
,s..s Of p,edac,ieu. When the capacity
system shall DO improved aud modified, as
experience has already deemed to be neces-
sary, Gard vii! be lsssened and the rsvcn-
ne inersastd. The greatest want 10 un-
doabtsdly honest I'll ;ials, but no improve
mrnt can be hoped Tor in that direction un-
der lie present executive, . fact that Con-
siess should have realized and acted upon
long ago, and then devised = system which
humanity could not easly circumvent.
The )unsel Of Measr-. Guideman Brcs
assert tina. they Will be proved innocent o.
srAusg'ing silks through the custom hoq-e
when THO trial takes place.
a Washington dispa Gu ssys there was
gre at hustle spparen. at the Stat. De-
partmsnt yesterday, notwithstanding i,
being tie Sabbath day. In, cause Of IA
usual STIR was supposed 10 have been tie
prcparh,iol Of dispatch for Minister
johnson.
/ ltissuspected by members of Congre .
that the finn Of Laird 4 Co., builders Of
Aiabsms, arranging to obtain the proceed
Of the sac Of the blockade runner, Wrea,
Which they are supposed to have built ard
which was captured during tho war, and
,oll.
Il Clerk ia the Registers Office. o. the
Treasury Department, il missing, and bic
accounts khw . defect OF several THOUSAND
dollars.
Greeley has three column letter 10 Sen
ator Morton on his recent speech on rex
sumption Of specie payments. Greeley DIFF
fcrs from Mr.. Morton in that the former
bl.ieycs that o Jrompt resumption is prac.
ticab- bud argues upon that at length.
Ia his speech at banquet in Pniladsl
ph'a on Saturday nigh, Speaker Colfsx said
in relation to the Incoming administrator
that the most ssarchiog retrenchmen'
honesty. efficiency and hlgh character il
all connected with tho public service, Z
rigid guardianship to tho treasury against
IN siss aud .xtravsgsni schemes, a finsn'
cial policy which shall tnsi1,an Our credi,
untarnished. appreciate our currency and
place US on iiru rock Of specie pay mentl
NO lid hc the policy.
Rocni srEs. Dec. Ala fire yesterday
destroyed tie Democrat office, sargent,
bank lock factory, Union bank hui ding, il
which was he Cry Bank, and few otheI
bulldog, in which we're grocery, hal
.iors and oiHc,s. Total loss 100000
~ lily insured. Four liremsn we're injured
NJ filling from ladder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
MISSOURI.

Sr. Docs. Dec. ia lotter from Ger /.
Sheridan, dated Depot on the North Ca
madam RIVER" has been received at Gen.
hermsn's headquarters to>day, gives Infer
nation derived from Black Kettles sister,
| BY Gen. Sheridan. in substance rs follows !.
The Indians we're sncamped fret, Black
Kettle and other chiefs Of tho Cheysnnss,
and small party Of S.oux, in eli 81 lodges;
eight miles further down the river. were oil
the Arapahoss and seventy additional lcdg-
Is Of Cneyennes. also Kiowas, A pachss and
Canadians. While thus sncamped. war par
| ties were sent cut, composed Of Chsysnnss,
kiowas and A.apahses. These parties went
| nerth in ths direction Of Fort Larnsd, ard
we're still out. Another party, composed
Of Cheyennes and Arapahoes, returaed, the
trail OF which led Custar into Black Kettles
village. This party brought three scalps,
one OF which WAS that Of an exprsssman,
killed and horribly mutilated between Forts
Dodge and Larned The mail no Was carry.
Jog WAS found in Black Kettles camp
About the time the first Of thsss parties
| started, Black Kettle and one sub>chief
from each band, went - Fort Cobb and
brought back provisions given them q that
fort, and while they were gone, or about shs
time Of their return, the last var party 70
ferred to, was sent out. The women are Of
the opinion that they will oil sue Tor peace
! with Custar. They would have gene TO
Sheriian's camp had not the opening Feit
Cobb been held out to their.
Gen. Sheridan then says: II shall start
for Fort Scott ~ soon AS the train from
Fort Dodge arrives. Had il not been that
the Kansas regiment were detained by the
heavy snow, rendering their horses unit
for duty, We would have cleared up this job
bsfore this time. As il is, think the 6ght
10 pretty well knocked Gu. Of tho Chey
ennes. Thirteen Chsyea nss, two Sioux and
one Arspahos chief we're killed. The gov
eminent makes . great mistake in giving
these Indians any consid rable amount Of
food under the supposi,ion Of necessity
Tho whole country is literally covered With
game, and there are moro buffalo than viii
last the Indians four years, and turkeys ere
so numerous that noeks Of ten to one hun.
bred have been seen, and the country is full
Of grouse. quails aud rabbits. Herds Of an.
te!opc and deer are seen everywhere. The
reservation laid OF Tor tho Cheyennss and
Arapahoes is full OF game. Black Kettles
sister reports three white women in the
lodge below Black Kettles camp"
Another letter from General 81 eridaa
says mules belonging to Clark's train,
also Photographic taken from houses on tn.
Site and Solomon rivers in kAnsas, last fal J.
were found in the Indian camp. The In
dian women prisoners say that NEST Of the
depredations along tho line Of the Arkan
sss. were committed BY Cheye nres snt
| AraDahoes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. ls.-very high winds
have prevailed here during last night and
10 day. accompanied this evening with .
light fall Of snow. An unfinished four>
story brick building, on Adams street, near
State, was blown down, the wells falling
upon and entirely demolishing two sdjo n
ing wooden buildings. The crash was
fearful and wss heard at tho distance Of
several blocks from the scene Of the acct
dent. The demolished buildings were &C.
cupied as residences, but the inmates sin
gula,ly enough escaped vi hout serious in
Jury. A woman WIS taken out Of the ru.
ms Of onc Of them badly bruised, bu, able
to wax to a carriage in which she was re-
moved.
The building blown down was not vet
rcofed. and was apparently well and solidly
built. The amount Of the damage is not
yet fully asc-rtained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
NEW I0Ah.

Nav YoRK, Dec. 1o.-The Gsvsraor
elect, Hoffman, has declined the escort by
the fist regiment 10 Albany. on the occas-
ion Of his inauguration, On account Of the
fact that the trip will put the regiment to
great expense. and the introduction in the
Uemmon Council Of . resolution appropris-
ting msney to meet such expense.
At the order Of Judge Nelson molten
10 quash the procs dings in the Fullerton
case was indefinitely postponed in tie
United States Supreme Court to-day.
Tae Third Army Corps Union hold o
day evening. General Sicsles will preside
and Genera! Hooker 10 expected to b pre- q
ont.
A memorial in opposition 10 bill which
! passed the House, increasing the duty On
copper and ore, has received the signatures
Of leading mercantile firms.
The bank Of Condor. Tioga county, was
broken open on Thursday hight. and rob-
bed Of $S4, 00o.
The recent frauds in tho custom house
are much larger tan ~ first reported
They hsvs extended through . series Of
years..
Apparently there has been COLLISION be-
tween importers and officials. Persons
named Segstock and Bsn,ias, who have
been suspected, have Gsd to Canada. They
were agents in thu transactions, the primo
pals being Gustsmsn Brothers, Of Leonard
direct. Silks aud other goods to an
amount. As Gar as ct present sscsrsained. OF
es50. zoo. have been sAuggled through the
appraisers Office. 0uatemsn Broshsrs have
justified to the extent Of . quarter Of . mil
lion Of dollars 10 the Government. The
District Attorney is pursuing the invssti-
gatos.
BrssALs, Dec. ian Informal meeting
Of the Bailale Board Of Trade WAS held this
morneng 10 consider what measures are
necessary to sscure the enlargement Of the
Erie canal and reduction Of tolls. I'm
psstant seton will b taken in . few
MS.
- HeralGs Havaos's esrrsspsndsnt Of
che / tn says:
kisa dc, that a gigantic insurrsctisnst
exists in this Islan5 and that il 10 support
ed and countenseced BY the gssat Dassss
Of the native popu.. &;on. sxcs;tions being
Insignificant, in point = nsnssrs, that Il
has had many encounters nth The Spanish
troops in which ito supporssee tu6;esed
quite "a much, il net more daogsrs,, than
they Suffered, aud that the best informed
anepe disintsrssted and unprejudiced, AZ
aAseaay beginning y sa1cuials - ultioeAs
success. which shall leave Csbs Tree and
independent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Srr,soFialD, Dec. 2l.-Oldess have
been received at the United States arm0ry,
"a this city, to nay The woramen four iilths
4 the usual rate per day for all work donc
since August 90. when the eight hour law
vent nto operation. Work will be sara
Ell ress month upon the ten.hour system.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

TsS lots in North Davenport and 10 in East
Davenport, cheap a. dirt; 'gaod. ~ acre farm IN
Pleasant Valley, only 81, 500, andl lots Of other
bargains. Wild land by.th cart lead.
ELuRrpGE b Bao..
Land aud lnsur rance Agents.
Rradv atyeot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

Tss FEorLs's Csoics. There 10 probably 40
one medicine that has cured more people Of hard
colds, influenza and throat difficulties than Gee .
Cough Balsam, whilst in cases Of Group and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

OAvoDPors NDaFAee Report.
0w.os % sss DAvssrsss DsssceAs.
Dec. q. 1855.

OAvoDpors marlGes ,0epors.
onsos % sss DAvssrsss DpssceAs.
Dec. 81. leso.
FrerE-Thelsssis. too; retail. t7.eo.
TaEAs-Ss. ]. q 90,
BAALsr-No LEI 0oAl.s5.
OA.s-40 a 43cts.
HYE-No receipts.
Csnx-New, IS.
ONIONS No receipts.
PssAfoBs-No market
BusSBs- Csc. per 2.
Eees--30@35c.
Gasux Arrrns-el rs per bushel.
AAY-Good Timsthy l3seAtl5 ~. per ten.
Prairie 3ii.oo per tor. siouah, q .eoGseo.
Chicago MARKET.
tBy telegraph Dec. 81.
Fiour-Dull.
WheAt-Dull. l.t9a1.osa
Corn-Very quiet, 43X1<4
Os,s-lfdAH
Rye-Lower sad firm It os&I % for No. l.
Bailey Nominal. / 4s1l4s
Pork Active and excited; 70 so cash 70 Is
Q97 90 future psy msnt.
Cat Meats Quiet
Shoulders = Dry salted, IL.
Green Hams-l3E
Lard Steady aud firm At il for cash and To-
ture payment
Dressed Hegs-Active and firm at ioJ<Qll.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
~ Telegraph. Dee 81.
Cattle Receipts moderate, market quiet and
prices unchanged. at 325@7 IS fer common 10
Oh dice.
Hogs-Reeeipts to II A. NJ. 1851; active
prices, and leSl5c higher than on Saturday,
ranging 1t s 81 ass.
The President OF the Board announced the
death Of Chas II. Dignsll, commercial editor Of
the Chicago Evening Journal. Resolutions of
respect aud eopdolencs were paesed and the
Board adjourned 10 bosor of his memory.
~. 1.oais Market.
BY Telegraph. Dec u.
Flour-Active for all grades. at 1592jc lower
prices on low grades.
WLeat-Choics, very firm and unchanged 10
prices
Corn Dull and unsettled mixed. 6sQs4.
Oats-very dull and lower 81 81 ass
Rye-S,sadv and firm. l.e7@l.ss
Barley Dull and dropping.
whishy-Stsady. 1a5.
Provisions-ver stih, with little doing.
Lard Held at l7H.
New York MARKET.
By Telegraph. Nrw Yoas, Dee. 81.
llFlsu--Duli extra Western 7.oo0,9.so.
Whea.-Dull amber 3lO; No. sprine
l.5O@l.s0.
Corn eavy and declining at ilGll3H
TO- old mixed.
Oa,s-H.avy No ! saoasss 77,le7s,E.
pork.Qniss and firm at s7.os6H.sa.
| Cut Meats-Quiet.
Lsrd-Heavy atl61l017H for steam.
New York Money Market.
D Telegraph. Nsw Yonx. Dec. 81.
Coupons 81. lax 5.eos LIST |. lo4; I'd Oess
I'd l07k new l.esI; 81, .os1S, IS, IelS
lo:40s, l.U5.
| 0old-l 3-L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

"CosarrPusioS wAssa" 10 . certain cure for
Dabstes. and oil sessss Of the Kidsey's. For
safe by all Druggists.
Let II be always remembered that "Barretts
Vegetable hair Restorative" is not dye; that
it does not color the scalp but by its remarka-
bic life giving properties restores the hair to
its original lustre and eautv.-Detrcit TribuAe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

Cneics Iowa Catawba Wine. at o. 90 per dog
en- bottles also full stock Of other native
and foreign wines At the wine house OF
LAHspsLsr, TnoDs 4 Co.
- Ga nd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

vIoLt1r ssoeKs are often received by our
physical system from the changes in the TEN
psrature 81 this season, resulting in indigestion
bilious attacks, low, nervous fever. fever and
ague, TO- The most potent remedy is AlSH-
LER'S HERD BlTTERS.