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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Having thus ondcavored to dispose OF
the charges OF us1rpaiion, &c, Daseu
on the Presidents conduct IN iofmer year,
Nr Nelson said lie wolld consider the
important question wheibt or not tDis oe'uy
4 ~ Cour's And be denied that authority
or n-eeegeot "a 10 be found, for It's guild
4 .ce IN pagiianens, eAcer. In the same way
liza, history was to be consulted. this Is
tfibunai Of the Constitution.
Nj Nelson thea quoted from debates on
Tie form ton OF the Constitution, IN sup
/, r, al his view thai q Chief Justice was
, 4 uoaa 70 preside Is q Judge and was
fxneciel 10 state the iaw and also decide
"A, the frat instance upon oil Law questions
which a. SEES
He further contended that the use OF The
word trial In the Constitutional provision
FIR impes 8. ment shows the Judicial charac-
Ter of tie senate Of that time. lie pre-
t.edcd 10 characte, &c the proposition ad-
yWpced BY the Managers, that ~ Senate
WAS bound By % common OF esoaose Mw'
but was Q law unto ttselfs ood that co0mon
fame WAS su@cient evidence end gfoasd ior
for its actioa, = . stastling dsclsnnon.
fraught with danger 70 the COenuy. ne
held that they mose ConGIdof snetf case very
lame II forced to reoslve evidence on com
mon lame, which Tie old edsee says !.
common liar. He denounced % morally I'M
proper the considerable put forward "
The Managers that the people OF the coon.
try dem and conviction and that the puo"c
pulse beat fitfully while they delayed.
/ Mr.. Nelson then discussed the meaning
of the terms treason, bribery ana other
crimes and misdemeanors. He held that o.
a, The time of the formation Of the constr
lu,ion, treason was punishable with death
| while bribery was not the wore; crimes
must he construed with the former ana tn'
uora misdemeanor with the latter. Hence
HAT no fTense is Improbable that Is not I
,,tsl,,aesnor Of the class 10 which bribery
belonged.
Al his point, at A o'clock, on motion o
Mr.. Yates. the Court adjourhed,as did tn
senate also, after hrief legislative session
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
NEW YORK.

ALBANY. April 23-In the Hiscock muir
der trlal to-day the evidence showed that
Gen. Cole killed Mr.. Hiscock. His exclama-
lions afterwards were HE has betrayed
my wife" He has got it. HE violated
my wife while ! was AT the war. The evil
deuce is clear and have the proof"
Twelve convicts escaped from the Gin
ton prison yesterday. They were at work
In the iron mine, six hundred feet under
ground. Trey dsarm,I the keeper and
gagged him, and then star ed for the mouth
OF the mine. There they encountered a
guard. but with gun 10 their possession
they disposed OF him. aud jumping over the
stackadc fl | for the woods. The prison
was closed as soon as the alarm was given,
and al HANDS started in pursuit of the iugi-
,ives Sven were captured yesterday and
two more this afternoon. Among those
sill at large is George Gordon, convicted in
Tins city for the murder of Owen Thomp-
san, drover. and sentenced To prison for
life II is confidently expected that all will
be captured. as the ground was covered
with snow. SO that the fugitives could be
easily he tracked
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
LATEST NEWS
III TELEGRAPH,
re- THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
CHICAGO.
NJ TELE0R.aPH,

CnIcAeo, Anril "A Washington dis
patch says: Judge Nelson's speech yes
terjay WAS ofa political rather than legal
character.
The Intslli gsncer yesterday came out
with flaming headings and double headed
editorials congrstulating the Democrats Of
Chicago on their victory.
Another terrible accident occurred ia this
city last evening, II b4s Archer Avenue =
A Fssiaa meeting oosupisd Healy's Hall, .
room on the second Hsor, 90 by 72 iest,
end Il was dsssely packed, having been an
sounsed that General O'Nel would be pres
emit. One Of the speakers had just arose
70 address the sssemblsge. when the hoor
Of The hall gave way, prscipitating the en-
tire audience 10 the cellar. The alarm Of
Ore vas given, arising from the burning Of
soos curtains. and the scene which follow
ID was appalling; one man. Patrio Ryan,
was killed, and thirty or forty men were
woundsd. some Of whom il IL feared will
not survive.
Senator Yates has published an address,
to the people OF Illinois, in which he say
he has reformed, and will compel his fellow
citizens He says to resign would be dis
graceful and cowards, only 10 be CO impaired
to suicide, ard he shall not abandon thu
post Of duty assigned him before the ex
Iira,ion OF his term
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
WASHINGTON.

WAsHINsroS, April "a The money re-
sulting from the sale Of the Elges cotton
which has been in suit in the Supreme
Court, over which that court has decided
that It has no jurisdiction. has been ordered
by the Secretary Of the Treasury to BE- paid
into the treasury. The interest on the
bends resulting from the sale amounts u
o5s. 900 In gold. which, together with the
principal, the secretary has ordered TO DO
deposited In the treasury. Parties claiming
TO own disputed cotton intend applying 10
the Court Of Claims for relief.
SEsArE.-At the opening Of the court
Chief Justice Chase stated that the first bu-
sinsss was the order offered for considera-
ton yesterday by Green, that the hour ior
The meeting Of the Senate shall be twelve
o'clock. The order vas adopted BY u
against. :.
Mr.. L imunds offered IN order to admit
On official reporter to report speeches on
the finsl deliberations Of the Senate. OBJ
jscted 10 BY Nc. Sumner, and went over
under the rule.
Mr.. Wilson resumed his speech. and con-
cludsd his argument Of yesterday in sup
port Of the proposition that no ofensss are
improbable except those which were
deemed crimes and misdsmeanors BY the
common Law ct the time the Constitution
was framed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
rDaIaRrn CONGRESS.

Or e-assembliue at lao Mr.. Nelson took
the door and delivered ~ ex empore address
Alter euuding to the magnitude Of The case
and TO what he deemed his own inability
properly 70 treat It, he said he should con-
ssdsr many pcints which, though not rightly
belonging to the case, required attention be.
cause they had b en- Introduced by the
Manager. He referred to the charees Of
an evil nature of wickcdness and detesta-
BILE character which had been brought
against the President. and which % far had
remaiucd uDnoticed by HE counsel. The
President vas accused Of being everything.
from polite Il criminal to . common
scold. These accusati0ns, stiemas and as
PENSIONS, he Intended to examine. Mr..
Nelson, asking who is Andrew johnson !,
pr ceeded to sketch the Presidents early
iiie aud career. and passed high encomium
on his patriotism and public services. re
ierring also to the fact that his hsighbors
and those who like blnself (Mr. Ne9op)
knew him best. He sustained him an be-
lieved him innocent. Mr.. Nelson let be
was not addressing merely Senators or pol
iticiaps. but judges whom be begged to rise
above prejudice and party considerations,
and do impartial justice. Ii he could be-
lieve that the suit Of the trial Was fore
gone conclusion. the humble individual tha.
he was, he would scorn to address them
ne asked them as far as possible to put them
serves IN The Presidents place; to judge oi
MS feelings and motives and 4ntentions-a
P'v'ieke accorded 10 the meauest criminal
-cHing the Resolutions declaratory Of the
purposes OF the war which vas introduced
~ senator johnson Just after the first
osttle OF Bull Run, aud passed by Cor
gfess, and who still remained unjmneacbsj
ne Claimed that the President had acted
upon and still maintained its principles He
sueo That President johnson, after the
i ~ !" OF Gen. Lee. epdeavored faithfui-
yh,ch .y out The policy OF Qis predecessor
,hc~..h Ss oasei upon that resolution. AL.
Ii.v.s 10 ,-a aauIs may conscientiously be.
.S" s. .S vas wrong In his action reeardips
~ 49, -. Son o. new State 0overnme mia
W. alss ICY :omit That there 10 NO eYpress
paOvDs tne Constitution for recnn.
e.Iucuon, anu That the President had The
nges 20 me- own opinion; more tspeciell.
q pei q bad not been fully restored ana
necessity Tor prompt action was prcss;nr
Honesty and integrity of motive m,s, +,
chorisy Be presumed in such Case Rss.,.
ring 70 the recognition by Congress- Of :
State Government in Virginia, formed
without the pe sage Of any reconstruction
act, he claimed thai Congress had also ius,i.
feet the Presidents policy. Congress had
also In the act Of March 1. 1867, dated the
Cessation ri the war iron August. 1866 the
tune nxcd on in the Presidsn's proclsma.
ton. thus recognized lis validity. He NE.
eon) also claimed the fact that the rebel
Sleses hed mot been out Of the Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

20 RENDER UNDERGRADUATE

II you are suffering or have suffered from ns
voluntary discharges. what elect does +" pro-
dses upon your general healthy DO you feel
vsak. d~b,liia,ed, easily tired' Does little
sxsrs ersrtion produce paipitaticn ofthe hearth
Does your liver, or urinary organs. or your kid
asvs, frequently get ont Of ORDER Is your
Orins sone.imss thick. milky or focky. or IL u
repy on sstsiings Or does thick scum rise to
The sopf Or 10 . sediment 81 the bottom after
u hes stood awhilss Do you have spells Of
shors breathing or dyspspsiss Are yesr bow
eIs sonstips,ed, no you have spells Of fainting
o. rssass ef blood 10 the hesds IL your mea-
cry tnpaireds II your mind constantly dwsl-
ling spon this subiscts DO you feel dull. list
Lees. mopiag. arsd OF company. Of hfss Do you
wish Z. b lsfs alone. 70 ~ swsy fssn svsry'
Sodyi Dess ssv LITTLE rAiag make zee Start or
unp, 10 your sleep broksa or restiesss 10
Ne lassrs Of your eye = briIlissts The bloom
- ysas check - brightly Do you enjoy Jour
ss,f ia society - wslls DO you pursue your
besiasss with the same snergy' Do you iss' -
much eoandsscs 10 yeurselfi Are your spirits
Asll and tagging. gwen TO nts Of mslsnchoayS
II 90, do not lay It I, your liver or dyspepsia.-
Rave you lrsssiess .nishss' Your back weak.
yeur knsss weak, and hare but little appetite.
esd you attribute this 70 dyspepsia or liver com
piaints
Nov, reader. sslf-sbuss. vsnsresl dissssss
badly cured. and sexual excuses, ere ell eaps-
BE q producing weakasss Of the genersaivs
ssgsas. The organs Of generation. whsa In per
test health. make the man. Did yoa ever think
thss those bold. defiant, energetic. perssvsrisg.
sscssssfsl busissss men ere slways these whose
gssssativs organs ere In perfect health iou
never heard such mes somplaia ofbsing melan-
shoiy. OF assvossasss. u pslpitation Of The
Aeart. They ere never afraid they cannot sue
sssd In business; they don't become sad and
discouraged they are a'ways polite and pleas
aat 10 the company OF ladies. and look them
right in the face -uone Of ycur downcast look
any other meanness about them. do not
mean those Who keep the organs infammei by
RAINING TO excess. These will not only ruin
their constitutions. but also those they do bust
nrss with or for.
How many mon from badly cured diseases
b-oaght ab tut that state Of weakness in those
organs that has reduced the general ~ stem 80
nrsh AZ 10 induce almost every other form OF
dissase-idiooy. luascy, paralysis. spinal affec-
tons, suicide, aud almost every other form Of
disease which humanity is heir 10, and the real
% Of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
have dosssred for oil bu. the right one. Die
sses efssss organs Fequirsi the use Of Diu-
estis-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

0rrAwA, April 23.-Jean Baptiste La
Croix, who says he saw the shot fired that
killed Darcy Niece, has been subjected to
u searching examination as TO the facts and
his testimony remains mistaken IN all the
particulars. He has seen Whalen In Jail,
and identifies him. LaCroix IL an ignorau,
Frenchman, Though he told . straight
forward story. At the time of the occur
renee he concealed him sylf in a doorway
fearing Whelsn might discover him and
shoot him. Since that time he has been
afraid TO speak about the matter for fear oi
getting into trouble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
IENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 23-At two
O'Clock this morning fire broke out on the
east side OF the public square. at Pulaski,
Tennessee. and consumed fourteen business
houses. The loss is estimated 100000; ir
surance about ope-third. The houses were
among the most valuable in the place.
Six Of the firms were dry goods men, with
fine stocks. most of which were saved. The
fire was the work Of an iuCendiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

BaRLlS, April 24.-It is rumorsd on the
Boursc that France, Prussia and Austria
hav. agreed to reduce their armies by
granting furlcoghs.
LONDON, April ga special dispatch
from the correspondent Of the Herald in
Abyasinis, dated April I'd, says: The army
has made . further advance, and the next
day would move on the Bashelo river. The
Abyssinian chisftain, wugeuat, was in
their rear. He had broken peace with the
British and refused transit through his ter.
ritor, for their supplies.
Gen. Napier intends to punish him on bic
return froo Msgdala.
The news from other sources 10 not 90
late ~ Gen. Napisr's last dispatch.
Later and important intelligence from ia
pan sio Shanghai states that Tycoon had
retired from the government Mikado Of.
fers indemnity for the murder u the French
sailors ct Ooaea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

WoRcssrss, April 24.-The new hotel
in Brookfisld, just completed, owned BY
Geo. T. Witchsll and others, Was destroyed
bv fire last night. Loss, sec, 900 insurance,
$4,000.
Bosros, April 24.-Ths Democrats Of
Mas, achusstts will hold convention mt
" orcester. on May goth, 10 choose dele
gates at large to the National Convention.
II Is propose to choose District delegates At
the same time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
OHIO.

CIkcISEATI. April 23-The Ohio Female
College at College Hill, 6 miles from Gin
cinnati, caught fire at O'Clock this . M,
and the building totally destroyed. The
contents Of the building, including % pianos
were saved. together with the wardrobes
OF the fcmales Only one of the outer build
iues were injured. The loss is 100000;
insured for $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
OF n TIsTs.
MA. Ie. ID. MYERS,

S- nRNTIsr once doors east Of cor
60 a%fsfa y ncr OF Brady and Second streets.
sEr$S$S Has had over IL years practice 10
~aI-TLr this city. Has the complete appars
us for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
Oxide OF Gas, for painless operation In Extracting
teeth. janiaiyo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

DIS MolSss, Aprii PA fire yesterday
in Harbach's furniture factory resulted in
loss Of $50, 900.
Toe contract for furnishing the Polk
county court house has been awarded TO
James Cullen, OF Ottumwa. At f23T 900.
The first argument term Of the Supreme
Court n Dubuque has been set 10 meet on
Monday, May 4th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

A rTOBNEYS AND COUNSELLORS At
NV b. Z. corner Of Second and brsdy
streets, Davenport, lows. nov4-dn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

ARnlvALo.
CAHApA-Fron st. Paul.
Rss.Avs-From st. Louis.
PnL SRKRiDAN-rrom St. Paul.
BANNock CirY-From St. Louis.
LADY PiKs-From st. Louis.
CouSrKss-From Clinton.
PIHBINA-From st. Paul.
DEPARTURES.
OASApA-For St. Louis,
REsERvE-For Dubuque.
Pun. SBRRIDAN-For Sc. Louis.
BANSocK CIrr-For st Paul.
LADY PiKE-For st. Paul
Couxrrss-For Clinton.
Iowa CIrY-For Clinton.
PENEiNA-For st. Louis.
ExrEcTkp.
1tasca, from St. Louis, IN route for 81
Paul tomorrow at o'cloek A. n.
Davenport, from ST. Louis, en- rsvts 70,
st. Psul Tomorrow morning.
Hawkeys State, from St. Paul, On reust
for 81. Louis to-morrow morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
CANADA.

MONTREAL, April 24.-Yssterday, being
st. Georges Day, was celebrated in the
usual manner.
The trial OF Rob't huffman for procuring
an abortion, has been concluded with YER
| dict Of guilty.
There was n heavy snow storm in this
section yesterday. In some places the snow
drifted 10 the depth Of two feet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
COMMERCIAL.



davenport maflEos Report.
Osssua % sna DAvnHpens D1s caAs,
April -, 1865.
Flsra-whoiessls. tie.oo; retail, slo.sa
WnsAs-Ho. !. es.0o; No. :. ESQ: No. :,
SO.
HARLsv-e1. 900o.3.Ao.
OAfs--S6see0 cents.
Rrn-No Receipts.
Coss-Shslled. 6se67oc.
PorAroRs-soc@el.lo.
OnisSs- 90 Receipts.
burssa-4sQ85c. per b.
heas-12Isc. esi5.
hAr-Good Timothy $3.50 per ton. u piaud
'l , si2oe per ton. Slough, 1000.
SoAl-Sott--At Yard, Is cents per bushel.-
oe,'sered. is cents per bushel.
AStHsacfrE- At lard $40 ner I'm
Woco-sossts. per Coz.
Chicngo Marker.
By Telegraph A.:,.x
fiour-.eId trmer At full prieee ebsIee
hces-Stsone; No. sprine q A1Ykn
sis No. spring u a.os92.ojk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

WMe 4 IL u VDS
A TTORNEY 3 COUNSELOR At LAW
IA and War Claim Agent. Office Mstropoli-
tan Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

y. n. REHD N. De
nHYsIClAN AND SUn0k0N. otk!C.
JIG residence Ne. -, corner Main and Ihifd
'rects, Davenport, lows. Ul-ss-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

LONDON, April 2o-Evening-The Trial
OF the CleFkenWell fenians Was contlnued
to-day, and the case for the Grown vas
closed. The evidence against Barry and
Keefe 10 damaging.
DUBLIN. April 23.-The Prince and Prin-
cess Of Wales attended the grand Ball, Civ
en- in their honor, last night ct the Exhib.-
tion Palace. The asssmblage Wos the moee
brilliant ever gathered together in this city,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

M1ckOxs Boarding House.
|Ok FRONT STREET, BRTw1eH PERRY
ana kock leland stsssts. NJ iases feur
has osea remoddle1 end nllsd sptn nne style,
for the accommodates Of bsas6srd Day bo6ed.
ere also accommodated. &C iCKOx,
apS7-dtf krUpriotoe,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Dr. L.. EDENC4s
DAvENPORT, IOWA. OFelOe SOUTH
IL side Third street, between Brady end 4e1n
etreets. Residence nearly opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Caui,al Represented. over $4,000 100.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

No. w. second st.,-Up.Ntalr-.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
NEBnlSkA.

OMAHA, April pa dispatch to New
York says that the Dale Greek bridge, four
miles west Of Summit, and 1875 feet high
and the most important upon the lire of the
Union Pacific Railroad was completed yes
terday. Twenty additional miles of track
are laid, making 500 miles. Work 10 being
pushed forward more rapidly than ever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

BloonrSoroS, April ga convention
Of the laboring men OF this county, was
held yesterday, to politically consider :he
rights Of the working men. Resolutions
were adopted recommending Hon. Harrison
Noble, OF Mclean county, for Governor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

=, r.l.,rspA.l April "a.
Flous-Quiet but firm choice unehsngse.
wh.st YIN choice white fall held q Is,
without sales.
Corn-Dull and easier, u s40n.
Rys-Isc.
oh Oiee.
Osn--Heavy, ct 7o@72.
Pork-Firm at 27.7642S.0 90 lister delivered.
Bscou--Firm; shoulders lSx lSx aske1
clear sdss 17f@l7A.
Lard Firm at Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
Chicnso Live n.ocl< Market.

Chicago Live slOek Market.
By Telegraph. hp'.
Hogs Received, 81 70 NJ. LIZ nerkes
better and frmer good even greoes nv e--'@
g. 30 choice O. oo1s.5o. 81.
Cat.le-Received, at 10 NJ. sos. Fair De,
nsnd for all grades at previous prices gsed
to extra shipping sold at s-oo@s.W inr 20
medium a. a5@s.25 common may b quoted
| as 45ofs SO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
co-, 7, yeod demand. al 81 for No. /

Corn 10 good demand, Al 81 for No. 1;
s4@sfL for new.
Os:s Lower. al 6sGfsL.
Rre-is 81 for wsstsrn No. /.
BARLEY Dali at 9, 5oI2.Sl.
Provisions Held firm.
pork 81 .25127 SO.
I.srd-B.tter, at l7jf@ifE
Pulk yca.s-Quiet, shoulders, llif9llM;
rough sid $. ltszal4L short rib, lf<Gie;
short clear, l55@9ls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
NEW YORK.

Nxw York, April ga dwelling house
on saith street last night Was severely shat
tered and domestic fatally injured By an
explosion of gas caused by leaky pipes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

y Telegraph April -.
oteeks-Active and lower aftsf call.
Donds-Ceupons Of ~, lis: Of ~, l.14k Of
IS. 10 y; new. los IT ~, l.osA 10 tes co.,
pons. I. O. 1888, 1.O7K.
Western Union-S6k.
New York Central-1.alh.
Erie oSS.
Northwestern preferred 74,S.
Money! per cent.
otefliag-1.lo.
0Oldl 102.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
Liverpool Maeket.
New York Market.

~ Telegraph April ~.
Flour-Firn but mot active: lo.ooo1o.0e for extra
State II. 35e1A u for r. 10
Wheat-Quict q a.Ge for No. spring In store ;
9.63 for email lot No. 2 do.
QCom-DuIl ct 1.l501. 1s - for new mixed west
ern anoat; LIS poor old ditto delivered.
Oa0-Dull and lower. ct - i6s western 10
store.
Pork-Quiet and arm, At a so09oee for new
nea; - 610s7 90 for old.
Lard Quiet and arm, at 17IolsS. and snail
lots ct 1ok
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
.assigSeee's Notice.
In RnmlxPmNtcv.

DnssIos o. Iowa, %.
Al the city q bavspport, on the sist day Of
March, 4. D. 1855:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of bic
appointment - Assignee Of Harrison Bebinsos,
Of Cedar Rapids in the county Of Lynn. and
Ntste cf Iowa. within said District, Who
has been adjudged bankrupt upon his own 20
tition by the District Court Of said District.
JAWS ARHsraoHe,
april d 3t-fri Assignee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
I,a.clnnaai Market.

Cincinnati Market
BY Telegraph April "a.
Flour In demand II II 80 for family
wheat-Firm ut 2.7O for No. l.
Csrn-Higher, at 80 for ear, and "a for
ehelled.
Rye-Starce, and held at 2.lo.
Oats-Firmer, at 7sIS0 for No. /.
Barle- - Unchanged.
Provisions Firmer. with . speculative de-
mand.
Mess Pork Sold at 2o 90.
Lard 10.
Sugar Cured llams-19i<@20.
pacon --l34@lsA@l1A.
Bulk Meats Il 1lTA.
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1neslnE % Faniliss Tour3sts and theefavonnG pae-
best IN the West.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

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