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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

YHr CIRCULAR WAS duly lertp 3,
H. contents rcl,i, and truly believed.
\ ,p.,iy return I'll Try % mthgs
And another year til, standard l'h'.
\. friend, Al, i,w, aud tar between,
IN take the paper II l.. @. ntesn'
Thus. I sometimes ct a Int e. uas's.
And other thing, that lat my Wow
I'll always Try and pay m advance,
II not. | Will unpIuN, the nr~i rhu.f,
Thus keen the printer on level.
With support for himself aud Devil
Iuuw have many receipts nu Tile,
And want another {" raise my plT.
Nv receipt, reach back Z" j. 81,
The number % years j. now eleven
The printer wants hs means To Command,
whieh subscribers should understand.
think your system D, all night
So 70 ahead with all Your might
Excuse my poor ATTEMPT AZ RHYMES,
BENZ accompanied hy iho htm'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

The above philosophic notion when
rightly read. conveys the writer's ideas
upon a not impossible mctamorphosis OF
the body after death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
Local and state Items.

FIRE IN SIooKRRIp0E.-Ih ereN'd,nee
and barns on the farm owned by fh'hp
Edgcrtou ot this psoe, on South Stock
bridge Hin. were entirely consumed 10y
fire last Friday night, The dwelling was
occupied ly Martin d, Elliott, who had
moved there hut two days previous, and
who lose, a considerable portion of his
household goods, The origin Of the fire
!. unknown Loss $1,000; partially in
surcd
porIrNrY. - Under the heading oi
Poultuyy, the Rutland Independent gives
the following news item
4 There is a hols in the Main street neal
/ the corner IT Green street. our "'''l
! fathers" should have m eye IN H.
In VIVA, portion Of Poultney, pray
Green street Some OF the oldest inhao
liant, have not Vet a,certaincd, VIII tn
independent culighlcn them
NEW BtIrpINa.-RoSs and Forbes ar
,oan TO commence the erection Of neV
foundry building on the site Of their pre-
-,.,tt-.4,.a, near the railroad crossing %
West street The present building,
will u remembered, is an entirely me-
one, erected last season, but the Pounds
ton under which gave way few wee'
ago. causing the structure 10 warp an
crack 10 such an extent n 10 render
unsafe. Consequently it will he take
down, and the foundation strengthens
when new and more substantial bull
ing will take its place,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
PROFESSIONAL.
Dn. y. w. conn,
I2EBIDE1TT DEHTfBT,
DALLAB TnxAa

IlFsFFrfH ffT Hfrrs o. ffaifrs n a. -
w ~ safreai a .aai rs itaf A. . Irrfarrf q.
q ~ 81 "A lfrfa' ~ Il =. ga e. aIarIIar arfH
a - Nsaih ea Al n liail a. n ~ Al faI ali o.
a. Co. a. ai.ariif ssft "a ~ r.atrsa tasat.f
80 iarai = IAaiF o. Ace e. IA frlik
a. 80 Etrs al ftarTr e. halr tilIir s.rk Haar
I. a. IA u faiaIF iakf a "a. aHrls o. g. urrt sf
49, a r.aHirf fr.rlu1f. hkHaf farr. fn-.r iarf
aasi ga st.sk "a lfs1tf tsai "a e. Grad II
taaA o. ttrrr arr rr lFIE IA fhts 0luufF ilat kst4
laaa uilsHills Hnrlt riff uih kr ~ s.Kilaa F.ars
- iFaifi forHs' ga sata . 49, ssTFass - ~
aIFslilr A. la ftraFEh d. raal
fFlFaarF p. lts--llF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

f rtrf rftnllf tia saf itaats o. ~
riirfs ffan BE- itai ffsafi l0ffsi
arfiaasl
tee i.it titifsfu a. i,frerfsiii fafiY
arfftl o. ftflF rsifisi. intluliur ~ ttf
fansIrtiirf tifnfHi srl all 81 desire 10
frrfar thf r.usiiini.en fnl Ffsiarf ihs
Isiau. fafrfiiisr sii risi iiarTfufss u ~
Be- Ca o. uuiif siih us De- ihs TFssrni siFus'
CO. re- ihr lita ri.fs q he Isaplf aHd ihsi
g. 40 s'.fh, a. shsirFfr rsItg ttFy nay
lass hrrfisfaft lilaussL - sttsHi ihs
liFii hsnl n ffliunsliE shi hail al such
90 oIfTaiing sii hrsssi Iisuds sad eleihsrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
lost rhun crzzrrrcAzr.

4 HAVE LOST the 60 asrts Land Ger
4 fifcaie Issued 10 Franklin Heckox on
the 5lsi dag Of January. ls5s, By James
s. Gillette. Adjuiani General Of The State Of
Teras- Said ceriifcafe is Numbered COS,
an rrs duly assigned 20 ne; and II not
heard from within sixty days. appiissiiOn
vii Be majs 70 The Commissi0ner Of The
General LAID Offce for q dupicsrs-
JOHN PPM, Assignes.
Dallas, Septeul-r =, is5s-xTi 2euf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Va -u ii'ifIe, lS'NhCi Va II NslC.
Contingent Fee............... .............. %
The course is that pursued in first class
Collegiate MISUNDERSTANDING the Eie
mentary and Higher Branches, the Pbysi-
cal aud Moral Sciences, the Mathematics
(pure and mixed) and Ancient Languages
also German, French and Spanish if de-
sired. The School is to be of first order as
10 knowledge, Morals and Manners.
Tuition, in specie, or its equivalent in
United States currency, payable in advance
by the half-term % months).
Board in the best private families at
from tie to twelve dollars per month.
Small BOYS admitted; special care given
TO their Morals, and their education direct
ed (if desired) with reference to business
or the complete College Course in future.
W. III. SCALES.
Mas. N. E. KERF00T | A.s,. II, n.u
II. GILLESPIE, ILL., DeP'
Dallas, July Is, ls6S--44:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
The Dallas Iron aud Brass
FOU NDR Y.

T3,NE nnlsrsiEnsi heg leave 10 iRfsTm
A ihsir irirHis sud The puhlie generally,
thai ihsy arc Hss prepared Ia 10 all kiRd "
.aTk ususlly dene ia fOundTy aId Ma
china sLoh such as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
FIRST GLASS
FEMALE SCHOOL,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

VH7iIE next annual Session, divided into
Il two terms of five months each, will
commence on
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
NEW BOOKS.
P4INES IRA cTICE OF MEDICINE.

P4TNES FRA CTTCE OF MEDICINE,
A new work just issued by W Paine, NJ. D. Professor
Of the Principles and PRACTICE Of Medicine and Patho-
oCy IN the Philadelphia University Of Medicine and
Surgery; author q Pa He Practice Of Surgery work
ohsictric and Maer4 Hrlira author Of New Scoo,
ReHeics; Egfame %. Eie- lies Practice Of Nell.
cine; Review at Homeopathy a word On the History
~ Medicine; Eltur q University Medical and Surgical
Journal, 6c- &c II i rnynl nctavo Of $50 ace. and
contains fuil description Il all Diseases known ia
medicine and surgery. ,ludng ID, - of women AMI
children, iugCter uih thaF rI'hougy and treatment
by all the new and Improved niefios Prize s. posi-
age 90 ceuis Adi-oss the auihor. 500, Arrh Street,
Philadelphia. Pa
Also. 4 NEW WORK,
Entitled New Sriral Ns-lcius. which is the onIv
work ever published ufnn Msera MEDIA rIui,raris-
al the Firfir. iinsaafafir aud Hutani- refneslies
with iu regular Maferia Meliea Price Is; postage
free Adirl.ss a above.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
University Journal
%
MEDICINE andSURGERY,

A SsIai-Houfh'V gssrauief Bsdielne. Surgery,
Plisi0i9~r, HrgseEs aid General LtfeTafurs
l-rsfcd 70 fhr gfefrsriou cad re People
Tie ri.fs-i illii.zIl f-rar To- b. world prll sisf
every to-. seaIs fe University B Has Nrifh 81.
al1-f nf u afnnf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
RV-LpIEG EEGlgEs and BOILERS,
HCRIEO CYIIgDEls, &c,

We krsp always GA hand, BOILER RiV'
ETs, GACE CnuAS, CRATE BARS, EA'
IN frr Tiigl,SiiERs sni REAfEhs
hAHBEr METAL &e,
We sill make and keep eoRhsHtly on
hand Tor sale, Cast iron Flows,
uhirh nc will warrant 10 10 eaaal 10 any,
ani a. l"u ia rice, as the sane eau bs
Lal aus where,
Nc l.,e very superior machinery 10 DO
all our work, including LARGE lRuA
LATHE aud a fLAAE III, for PlaReing Iron,
aud ne will guarantee 10 give entire salts
faction ~ all sLo may favor US with a call,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
CEDAR SPRINGS
MAZE AND FEMALE
@QNES GDTs.

~ l-A- - 49, -1-fs
W. II. SMITH ... ......., Mas. s. ). sM!l.'
This School will eommohec H. ncsl .cs'
sion Monday, September :, 'St'.
TEENs OF TUITION ran SESSION or TU1. 7
WEELs:
FIRST CLASS-Ouhography, Rcslins
Primary Arithmetic, Geography and
Pcnmnnship, ...,,............ ...... so 90
SECOND CLASS.--Ariihmelic aud GCo.-
raphy continued, English Grammar
aud Composition, Analysis OF English
Prose aud Poetry ........ .......S3O 90
THIRD CLASS.--Naiunl, Mental and Mo.
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Blfcbn, Geometry, Trigonon c.
try, Surveying aud Navigation, the
Higher Mathematics, and the Latin
nngungc................. ............Si0 o.
Incidental tax ON each student that en-
tiers school............. ...............S2 OF
Students will be charge f.om tic time
Of entrance till the close of the session.
No deduction except in cases OF protracicd
illness Of two weeks or more.
Young gentlemen wishing to board can
find accommodations with the teachers At
81 per month, exclusive of washing and
lights.
The government of this school will be
mild bu, firm; the students will be required
to conform to the StricteSt rules Of morality.
Thankful for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit continuation of the same. No
pains will be spared on the part OF the
the teachers to advance the interests Of
their pupils.
Cedar Springs, August 8, lS67--47;tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of DalLq
County Greeting;

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County Greeting;
"HEREAS, on the 2Sth day Of Sep
w tember, 1868, oath has been made by
Azariah Moss that James F. Ansley is
absent from the State so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him;
Therefore you are hereby commanded that
You, b. making publication Of this writ in
the Dallas Herald, a newspaper printed in
the town of Dallas, Texas, for three sue
oessive weeks before the return day there
Of you summon the said James ?. AHsley
10 be and appear before the District Court
Of Dallas County, on the first day Of the
next Term thereof to be holden az the
Courthouse in the town Of Dallas, on the
10th Monday after the "A Monday in Au-
gust. 1868, 10 answer The complaint Of
Azarish Moss for the sum Of two hundred
dollars due upon q pr0miss0ry note e1ecu-
ted By the said James r Ansley 10 said
Azaraiah Moss and Geo. W. 6uess, nov de-
ceased, fer the sum o. four hundred dol
lars, and d.ied Juiy The 10ih. an. 1851.
and paysbls on or before the frst day Of
January. Al. 1Ses, with interest thereon,
from he frsi day q October, 1857, e. The
rn,e Of twelve per cent. per annum-
Herein fail not and Of this Erii due
return make ns the laE directs.
Witness n Thsrsnef. Clerk q
sEAL he District Court q Dallas
~ - County, and fhefmrress q ibs
seal hereof tsresn made. fiis IN day o
October. Isc8 n. THEVENET.
1sr Clsrk Dsi c. D. Co. TsIas-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
NOTICE.

nERsOEs rbokavs not hsrsfofors Eiven
il in heir lists for United States Inter
M Revenue Tar for The year 1855, are re-
oussied 70 DO % st ouce. as required ~ the
lar. I uin be found ct al times 81 ny
ofEcs In the Hirsh Building
HI. MoLEAN,
Asst Ass'r lGfh Div. 4fh Dist TsEss-
Dallas, oct. lO-4.if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
Pianos for salel

MANNER 4 cos New YORK; Arisn
! Piano.
No. usrsoail Miffauer Plane.
The above srs offered for sale a. manu-
faciurrrs' prices. tfansporiafi5n addsi, and
ear BE- delivered IN from four 20 siK weeks
from the time ordered For iurther par
lieniars, prices, &c, inquire A. fbs
HERALD OFFICE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.

Pans, Nov. The Gaulois says The
Carlisle is circulating . report that III,
Emperor Napoleon will throw his influence
sentcd as = candidate for the throne q
Spain.
4 dispatch TO the same Journal report.
that the selection Of a Spanish grandes for
king, is moctcd in Madrid.
All the journals have editorials on the
result OF the presidential election in the
United States.
The Pa,ree saws Gen. Grant is the
man of tho nation. not of party. lie
saved the Union and will restore it to its
former standing amcng the great powers.
Americana nre everywhere enthusiastic
over the result, and Europe spplauds the
decision Of the Republic. This election
establishes order and psaes-tho highest
aim Of the United States.
The Eteniard reea.ds the election a. .
continuation u the victory over the South.
The mission Of Gen. Grant 10 . difficult
one dc will 6od il necsssary to oppose
Congress. The affairs Of the country re-
quire strong and able head to repair the
broken Links Of liberty. Both continents
hove reason 10 b pleased with the result.
Gen. Grant is worthy successor of Wash
iogton.
The Journal des Debats aad other liberaa
Journals are satisfed with the result an
call Grant the true successor Of Preaiden
Adams.
The P,esse declares that The suecess Of
the Republican party 10 . triumph Of cen.
tralizasisn, and thinks it singular tha, 4
soldier should b elected chies Of Z great
power while the nations Of Europe geek
peace.
A Madrid special says the Spanish army
70 . 30 recognized and . national suard
formed in oil the provinces.
Toe Provisional Junts have diesol,aa
themselves Of their own accord. and In
nearly oil great centres they have been re-
Placed. and elected BY universal suffrage.
These councils have Immediately proc,e ded
70 rsorgsniss gsvsrnmsns eficers in vii
lsgss.
The prstsstants Of Madrid have demands
I'd and obtained permission to build .
chapel in Madrid.
Gen. Daics has refuse to accept the title
Of Duke. given to him by the Provisional
gov snmsnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
CALIFORNIA.

SAn FRANCusco. New. 5.-S!ight earth
quakss ere almost daily occurrences since
october 2lst. Last night ~ nine p. II. .
sharp shock. !ssting twelve seconds created
considerable alarm among the people, but
done no damage to property. The quake
was heavy Ut San Jose.
The San Faueisco vete VAS 25 200, the
largsst ever pollsd. The democratic ma
jority vas 1918. Defeated republican on
the musicipal ticket intend to contest the
election. The Central Co0mittee prepoAes
10 prove that over 1000 illegal votes we're
cast.
In the election OF m.u.oers Of the legis>
laturs Of British Coiumba, the Coufed.rA-
uonists we're successful ia every distric,
heard from. The vote was unusually large,
the frauchise having been extended TO for
signers after three months residence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
LATEST NEWS
NJ TELEGR.APM.
~ TnD DAILY DEaoCRAT.
NEW YORK.

NRw YonK, Nov. 6.-At . meeting Of
The Union League Club, last evening, the
naturalization frauds 1t the late election
we're discussed, and . resolution offered BY
Mr.. 0resly for the appointment Of . csm-
mission 10 take measures 10 investigate the
matter, and requesting John A. 0riswsld
and his associate 10 con est the election Of
Hoffman, which we're adopted. Mr.. Girls.
void was present, but an inquiry Of him -
70 bic intention 70 csntses the election, va
rejected By the osssine.
w. ". keney, . msn eaid 70 b wefth
$3.50 900, was ssatsscsd BY Judge Dsvling
yesterday, to i've wontns In the peoitsn-
tiary, and to pay 6as Of fifty dsllars, for
an unprovsksd assault On Judge Walker in
street car.
Judge Bowling yesterday gave nstice
that he would hereafter hold no official in.
tercsurss with Captain Kennedy except
through the District Attorney, % be had
insuited the judiciary Of the city.
A Havana letter states tina, on the 2sth
ult. the Captain General received instruc-
lions from the Provisional Government to
inaugurats in Cuba such reforms - had
been adopted in Spain. Lsrsundi up to the
3lst had. kept the despatch a. secret ~
possible.
Numerous arrests are being made, the
prisoners, in most cases, being supporters
Of the revolutisnists in Spain.
1t 10 stated that Lsrsundi contemplated
leaving the island for New York.
Details Of the fighting leads TO the con.
clusisn that the insurgents are brave and
determined. They are said to number
8 900 men and are favorable TO indspsnd-
snes or sunsxtion to the United States.
A Panama letter states that that place II
still under martial law and ssntriss on the
streets had orders to challenge oil pssssn.
gers, and Gre upon them il the answers are
net satisfastsry.
The local and national authorities in The
State Of Cundenamarca are at logeeThsadl
with ans another and state il in On archica
condition.
Tie excitement ia Wal street to-day Dor
dsfs On the panic Of 81, and thrsetsns 4
equal i in scope and disaster. II 10 creating
apprshsnsiops among bankers and brokers'
aud has caused enormous dsprsciatisps il
stocks. Railway shares we're cold BY thou
sands and Government bends BY mill.onl
Trade 10 standing still in oil directions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
RAIlR DADS.
Chicago, Reck Island I Pacific
Railroad.

Chicago, Reck Island I Pacific
Railroad.
1865. SDnnsP AHranssnslt. 1865.
frai.srua By Chicago tine wh,sh 10 twelve min
otee faster than DavenDert tioe.
nNAkD AFTER MONDAY NAY II, 1855,
~ and sntil further notice, srains will lesve
DavsaPert daily, lSsnlays sxespssl) = follows
0sing 1ast-lst Nail train o.. ......1 -, 4. ..
- hight express. ......e %, ,. =.
0sing Weet-lst, Express ~ Nail lef De-
Msisss and washisgten, us A..
ID, Ai1sd, Tor Dee 4eiess ed
uuocottno.. ...S.3oP.0.
Arrive q Dsvssssrs daily. (Suadsys sxsspssd..
fre. she iass-lst Night s.pr,ss 4. 9 g. 4 .
ID Daily FL. 3 nail. q oS, ?. Z
Hfen Ne Weoe-let Mixed ffsn De- Aeines
-. I.pr.ss ft.. D.s S.ises
aaa Wsshingtsn. .o.esp .u.
eesRDsneno.
A. CAisaes With oil Rastssn Routes.
~ Jslist with Q. 4. 1 q. /. 4 4 Soe Dleen.
is9ee:. eIrisgleld. %:
Il 1s.l 0ss.i Vim Q. ,. a. =. Z. for Bur.
lingten, Keekuk end 0uissy.
a Pssris with P. P. . J. \. \. u.
A. Dee noineo, lews City. onA WashinRton
wits Western Stage Cs. . 6tagss, fss oil psinto
West. Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Ce9shes Q. I'll wight sraisa fA.e1sA
eipai Iastsrn cssiss as7 fo:ns.
z. 4. HALL. Asst Gen. Hupt. Chicago.
4. Am1Ais. Asst. eupt. Iowa Divisiss.
Davsapset
Z. q. HiLls. As't. Davsapsft.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov 5.-Thc split y the Re
publican party here resulted in tue defeat
Of Donnelly and the election Of Wilson the
Democratic candidate tor congress. The
State gives $4,000 Republican majority
Negro sugrage WAS carried by about 6.00o
majority
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
MISSOURI.

Sr. LorIs. Nov. g - The Republican pub.
lishss . table winch shows . democratic
majority in ssven counties Of 1926, Dem
ocSAtic gain Of 4 .547, and in 80 other eoun-
ties = Republican majority Of 1853, = gsia
Of 8 $50,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

PURE
c | D A K WIN EG A X
n. w. FOX L CO..
Corner Niagara and Mohawk s'rssss
= VI - Nv. ..N6W IVkKs
BuvrALo. Feb. II. 9s77.
Asssfe. A. ". Fog / Co.-Sirs: lhaye ear
fslly Investigated your process Of mskinr Vii
sgar, and have also subjected TO chemical soai.
ysis several samples which tsok from easke IN
yosr sstaslishnent This process ipssrss the
produetios Of . uniformly Esos. wholsssms cad
agreeable vinegar. hsd is free from aduissrs.
ton Of mineral acids. Or other dsletsrieve ~.
stsnsse and entirely suitable for family uss.
Yours, &c. GEO. HADLRY.
The attention Of the trade in general 10 re-
epectfully called TO the above article which cen
% found for sale BY all the PRINCIPAL Wholesale
Cfocers IN
CHICAGO.
The article 10 wsrrsntedt TO be pure Cider Vim.
skar. aud up to godernment standard
lnelire TOR A. VI. FOX a cos C>l.h,...A
BUFFALO CIDER VINEGAR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Ohors = Daroos r ~ute u ne
Nerth, Nerthosst 1 Nerthveet,

Two IAoekNox1 TRAINS ilAvD RoCH
IsSeoe AAuy, = 80 e'eleeh .. q, anA 1:l6 ofel1
p ~ oeksn9 elooo soaAestie0o WITH Igalno 9 81
a. ?oeT 0y1oN, tsans = ~ ~ issss ions.
1!oeel! - arrival d tsains Sso0 Roek lslool. -
~ s!cse eeeeecaieas q ~ 66lloul1e Dolois:
AeyUk1vNs nth 6eias ffo1 - = o. oo061a,
Doeoooesos 4ass1a1teWn, Cu0oeil TO. O1eHa'
- ~ eslnls - ~ uniea RaGl1e 0all1oci.
A. oAvAHMA, With e1ally line % Inebs00 = ~
-. 0eoo0ue ~ Al peinos o ~ User 0iGolo.
a tkK1Ion1a .isA tsaias - ~ lnlnsas cass,
1Alfeo4 e - Meth an1 ooaAk,
~ C!IN!ONs win sra1ns IT Jaaoovuao. NaAleea.
Pralsso e CO.. = CFsoDo, WaosstOW1, vool q
Lac Oo1heeo. 0sooe 1oy, - p0lnoo = S@eHGrn
Wleooaeles Iewa ara Aiineooes.
a kAClNk, With t,e!as Sss Milwaukee, EeesslA.
Liae otsaaem # ~ 1ese. 1sssy-n011 IosvSss
Davsnpcst q - .. =. Tims-Davsapest Q n
Passsaeen y taxing tAis fs1ts vim ssvs ~
tine and 0oney.
J. A. COTTON. Asst eup't.
&C. DUNCAN. Assat Dsvsspess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
CHICAGO.

CaicAGo, Nov. 6.-Gen. Grant and fam
ily arrived in this city en- route for Wash-
ington ., O'Clock this morning and lsft on
the Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne Railroad at
3 A. NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
COMM eRc,AL.
OovoDpoee Market 0oDort.
0ssscs - sns DAvsHrsss Dss. caAs,

Davenport Markee Report.
0s1cs - sns DAvsSrsss Dss. cnAs,
Nov. :. 1854.
kLosn-wheisssls. Is ~; retail, ave.
WnsAs-Ne. l. u 90, No :, e3e.
BAaLsY-No lei. log 40, unseesled.
0Ass 3o8Sssts.
Rva-ol 70
Ceas-Ns~. IS; Old, 6ss,
0HioSs Ell .soal2s.
PsfAress-4506sc.
RuSssB-6ss. PER =.
Eses-s5s.
0asn Arsrss-olss per bushsl.
aAr-0eed T;netAy ei3.eeOOl u. Per tes.
Praieis 5000 per too. Slough, q. 0e9S 9.
Ce.l-5eft- at yard. lie = Isshsi: delivered
ls0aos.
AHrsa.ssrs--Aty yard sl7 - Der -,
Wees-os.ee. per Csrl
Chicago Market.
10y telegraph Nev.s
Fleur-Lswsr; nothing deise
wheat Unsssisd At Too al COZ.
Cora Quiet ATS.
Oass-44K.
Rvs-l rs
Barley. N0l.Ek.
Pork. Unchanged.
Shosldess-Fi
Lard-Weak and inactive.
%. Louis Market.
~ Telegraph New. ..
Flosr-Dull snd unchanged,
whs.t-Aelium grades lower and market
generally weak.
Csrn-Lewer and dull at 1885
Osts-Unehanged; lsoS3
kys-Unchanged At I .oe01.1l.
Ss.ley-Dsclined t1loc on lower gra1se.
whnty Unchanged; l.el0l.os.
Perk- Uuehsnesd.
Bacon -UssAasssd.
Shoulders
0leoe oiAeo--lo3<.
kar6--0euinol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

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