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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

WAsaIhofoS, Sept. l.-Gsneral applica.
aont have bssn made BY parties asxt6uo "a
secure appoi0tnsnt % q edit sneinosno .,
Naval Academy. TO the Secretary Of the
navy, but in consequences ola reduction Of
tsree ordersd By Congress. . eIass Of cadsls
will not be found ct the academy during
the present wear.
The President has moi. dstsrmipsd when
be gill leavs Warrington on btjss WHIT 10
Tennessee, - il 10 not kno~n whether or
not there will DO September sessIsn Of
Congress. 49,
A reduction in The expenses Of various
eestom houses has been made since the Let
Of July to the extent OF . qlArtsr Of mil
lion Of dollars, and still further rotrsnch.
ment 10 ia progress. II has bssn feand That
many employees have been drawing sala-
ries without rendering public service, aud
that their appointments were tho result OF
mere favoritism.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

FLORENCE. Italy, August 3l.-Gen. Carl
baldi has resigned his seat in the National
Parliament.
PAhIs, August 3l.-In . pubic speech
MADE at Mar ille., NJ. Bshie assured his
hearers that the policy OF France was cor
the presei vation of ace. The Emperor,
be sad, would guard 1t without ambition,
and without weakness. The military pre-
cSutions t.ken by the Government would
make : aaCe sure.
LATRR.-rhe Presss, referring to the re.
cent enthusi7 stic che ering on Commodore
Farragurs hs-ship for Americs and Russia
on The CT ion Of the reception OF the
Turkish Minister at Conssautinople, Gays
The repre- lntatives Of other fore powers
into slight OF their res Give ountries ;.
and the Iresse thinks the ENJOYS there are
right to dcsire an explanation.
0ergenti, ., cial envoy from Madrid. ar
rived to-day and had an interview with the
Emperor. II 10 rumored that the object Of
bis mtssion 10 TO bring at mt IN a1reement
with the Emperor that in the event Of an
European Wal. Spain will seud : fees and
Moog ssto Rouen, intrsturn for Whioh the
French army shall be d 70 sueeAin tho
reigning dyns1ty Of Spain should y b. IT.
LONDON. August 31.-The proposed cham
pion fight between Harry Allen and JOe
Goos may be regarded "of." Allen haa
been arcs and bound over 70 /. % the
peace for one year.
DUBLlN, Aug. 3l.-Ne,on Joues, Lib
eral candidate for Pc lament from Queen
county, hes been obliged to retire ftom ~
contest In copse quence Of repor.s Of his ID
miration for Garibaldi.
CoRx. August 3l.-rhe corporation Of
Corr uoaulmoas1y pooes1.a ceo01uUDnn ure-
inG ~ Ieloaso OF I'll E1nlsn peiono0&
HAsGDUne. Aug s1.-pr1pe5 No. Sanr-
rived huee O h1sn1 hisS AsAl - 6ae
VISIT - Alleso 60 kAh6oh, 81 inio61s to
sail thu Wesk fOf ~ " =. II Prince
preaeryes . strict incngnitc ON shore
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

T0aoHTo. August 3l.-A terrific ARE has
agAiA broken ont IN the woods In the Deigh
b0rhood Of Bell EWart AID 6smidale. on
The n orthern Rail gay. On Saturday the
station ct Ssmidsle. ught fire and In .
short time the entire village. embracing
twenty i've or thirty. hous }, were In asbes
The railroad track Was destroyed for nearly
. mile, but was soon repaired and trsioa
run regularly 70 day; The woods are still
burning and other villages on the road are
In imminent danger
OTTAWA. Aug. Silt 10 reported that
Lord Moncke will nos return 10 England
this Summer, but will be retained % Cover.
nor General for some time longer.
An Important witucss against Wbalan
have crossed the r,ver II OgdeDsburg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

CHICAGO. August 8l.--A lynx weighing
ifty pounds was killed . few miles from the
city yesterday Il
The Western Social Science ASS station
will meet in Chicago for organization on
Novemt r 10Th. 1t is proposed 10 hold .
messing here Of the American socisl Sci
ence Association during the famc week.
One hundred car 10 ds Of railroad iron
will be cent west in day or two on the U.
Pacific Railroad, for the laying of the track
the whole distance, at single shipment
and weighing eco tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
ARklNSAS.

LlrrLs Rock. August 3l.-Gsv. Ciayto
has returned from Lswisburg. The i1sur-
rsction 10 Quoted, the court reinstated and
tho trial resumed. The difficulty commenc-
ed by the rebels breaking up the court with
On armed force and dscharging union men.
The latter soon collected a hundred strong,
and took = position in a cotton field, and
whippe 800 rebels Several Of the latter
were shot and missing Union loss none.
Gov. Clayton arrived and addressed the in-
surgsnis, ordering them to dispense
Meanwhile the sheriff arrived with q posse
800 strong, and quiet was estored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

II. H. HILLS, ARt, Davenport
Dsvonport, Me- =. 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pasi1s
Railroad.

CA1CeSoS ROCK l0lo10 = FoOou0
Railroad.
1868. Sammer Armament. 1868.
Trainsrun BY Chicago time which il twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
MONDAY MAfllt 1855,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, (Sundays exceptsd) - follows
Going East IL Nail train At .......7 0s. 4. =.
- Night express. .......o %, ?. =.
0sing Wsst-lst, Exprees and Nail for De-
Meinss and Washing ton, IT'S Ar.
I'd, Mixed, for Des Aoines and
0uocaNno. ..o.SVP.n.
Arrive q Davenport daily, (Sundays excepted
From the East--lst Night express u. & -. A =
I'd Daily Ex mail. q o5, p. \
frsn the Wsst-lst Mixed from Des Meines
SOS An
Cd, Express from Dss Moiaes
and Washington. 49,. .s.05P.A.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
Al Joliet with G. A. 4 s. l.. r. X. for Bloom
ington. Springfield, DC. =.
Louis, Cairo, &c.
Al Pond Creek with G. B. / Q. 3. R. fer Bur-
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
Al Peoria with P. =. J. B. r. he.
At Des Moines, Iowa City, and Washingteni
with Western Stage Co.'S Stages. for oil points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coashes on I'll Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and baggage checked TO Prin-
eipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
P. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chicago.
Davenport
H.R. HILLS. Ag't. Dsvsnport.
Davenport, Me- =. 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
IOWA..

DEsMolNrs, Sept. 1-Gov. Merrill has
appointed Hon. Won. II. rissers, Of Oska-
loosa, trustee OF the Iowa Insane Asylum,
TO I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Gov. Needhaus.
John l. Davies, of Davenport, has been
appointed trustee oil the Soldiers Orphans
Home. to MI the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Y. p. Iugails.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD. Sept. 1.-Gen. L. Thomas
vas in the city yesterday, and inspected
the military cemetery At Camp Butler
meeting Of the Nationa! Lincoln Mon
nmsnt Association occurs to-day, to select
plan for the monument A large number
OF architects and artists are in the city for
the purpose of attending the meeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
VERMONT.

BURLINGTON. Aug 3l.-liore than nm.
usual interest is manifested throughout the
State In the election tomorrow. Both
parties are making great efforts. The Dem
ocrats expect largely tncrecs ID vote. The
largest yo' } eyer. polIed 10 likely to T., cast
Meetings ar, being held almost everywhere
tonight and are fully ATTENDED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
n0RTH CAROLINA.

WlIl1nofoH. Ase. 3l.-Dayh Rumn,
colored. was shot In the leg in On aiEiay q
Wilson county, on Saturday, BY Reno II.
0reen. Subsequently negro named Bill
Grimes. In aspeech tfom the Court Hone.
urged the bursting Of 0ssen's house. NJ
barn wss soon AFTER found on ire er6
0simes beng neaf ~ placs Was arruseed
seo 80 e jAaL 1ho eomnaniey = grassy
49, IA 'assAss di'ss'saass : ssss;.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, June %, 1865.
DR. LIosIsnL:-Desr Sir-Gratituee to yoa
and desire to benefit others has induced me 10
MAKE the following statement
For the lest four or Eve years have ha
partial deafnsss in my left ear. and this, during
the last nine months has increased 50 rapidly
and TO such an extent that cosld scarcely hear
d oil With II, and having that time used many
remedies with no essential or permanent benefit
soon began to think that should soon Loose
the use Of that organ altogether.
Bat after seeing On announcsmsat Of your
oncisl Visit 70 this city, and converting with
one = .sss dsafssss Of long standing Jon had.
- he Informed me, entirely removed, decided
to consult ycs. end il. aelsr On sxsminsasen you
thought vsa could restore Nv Asasiog. to sub
NIT 70 - operation. Accordingly called q
yeur rosns yesterday. and en- happy 70 ~ that
in less than half an heur. BY skillful and pain.
less operation with suisasls insarunsAts, ysu
restored ~ hssrins completely. .aaA | trsst PER.
manently.
Accept. ny dsR ir ths assurance efmy bset
wishssfer your future asefalusss aa1 prosper.
ity.
n 4. BRIGGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
Instructions, Exercises = Nlu1ic
FOR THE VIOLIN. Is ,

campasssars CslsbrAtsl Method - spohrs
school. CSnpists, 14.oc Abridged. % 90. hazas'
ScSsoi 81 Psssesden. $40. Saunders Self Instr e
ting Schesl, o. rs. hay's operate Method, 81. 500.
Henniug's school. q 80: Ole Ball Inst uctor. 20
book, containing Sslflnstruciions and 200 aysrite
Melodies. rs cts. Violin Con plete, Sl.s5. Violin
made Easy. IS cts. Jewctt's National TEACHER, -
TOR, 80 cite Howe's School-Self Instfo ctor : WITH.
ont n Mister and Ethiopian, each 30 cts. PleyelS
Violin Duets; IS cts Ma'leD, peet-vsid, on receipt
Of price, bv OLIVER DITSON b CO., Publishers,
Besion, CHARLES II. DtTSON 4 CO. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA. Ca. August 31.-The Senate
unanimously passed resolution authori-.-
ing the Governor to l. nc . proclamation,
disoanding the army a relations through
out the State.
Armed bands OF negroes exist throughout
he State, ard have resisted the Sheriff in
ne county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Frsa ths Davenport Gazstts Of Aug. e.Se.
An apprentice At the lGasstts off3ee hav-
ing suffered much from deafness and run
ming from the ears, caused BY catarrh. ap-
piled 10 Dr.. Lighthill for advice. Afler
careful, exhaustion the Doctor declafed
an early cure possible, and learning hat
the patient was poor, he gratuitously ap.
piled tbs necessary remedies and the boy
Z now entirely well. This generosity d
the mere trustworthy from the fact that
Pr. L. IL not . citizen Of Davenport and
has NO particular interest in our city nor
did be suppose bis libsrality would thus
be made public. ~. S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

0cDsa'cn. August Sl.-Ths North Amer
.ean hose! and large wooden block ad-
)o'n'ne. containing six stores, were destroy
cd BY 6te Yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Bosrox. Aug 3l.-Thc Chinese embassy
visited the marine hospital ct Chslssa TO-
LOWELL. Aug. 8.-Two boys named Geo.
J Lee and Robert 1. Dooly. were run Overs
by train on the Lowell & Lawnnce r. R
yesterday afternoon and instantly killed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
PENNSYLVANIA.

PanApslrn,A, Sept. 1.--Some excite
msns oecsrrsd in the oil trade In this cit '
ts-day owing to the suspsnsien Of two
houses In the petroleum business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Fro0 y. .. 0M1Ens moQss Wee
Reooanume Of tho O1o1nO0sO
Naaaonal Dank WovonUoee. IN
Fer ths bensat Of those 81 ilarly a1sessl, I
would hereby state that for pears I have ssf-
SSfed from disease ofsks threat, which dsasd
The skin Of some oftbs best medical nsn. until
lapplisd ~ D.. Lshshill, whs. ~, nsaas Of
his sapesier sxaninssisn Of TIE fsasSs psrts Of
tha& ssgas, q ssss discovered ~ diAsalty nd
pseaptly fsulsved The seue. as
lInsss sse1laily ressnnsnd The Dsstse -
the publie . naa Of soisses in whose judge
nsst rslisses nsy b placed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

NaveoPors Maenxoe noport.
- oyncs ~ sns DAvsnpsus b Ss6ase.
flosn--W holesalo. - ~ fstaiI. n. "a, -.
wnnAs--,Nsw.N Ne. !, 81. ISL Is. SS, "a. 4. n 70
: BAlAsy@Hsyers Dissatisfaction ciosely- 81
"a - Il .Ou0aIss :. - :" - - : '-'-''s.t
~. ~. SrnAe ma "a. : t.,l,
NJ !, "a Wv - So -,
sCossIsee. fs8ae-.lfl.
Fv,esS +sssSsss' ss:,n =.
Sees-i5s P'ss'
ss.ssss fi2.sig 81 sfs seSsix s,.,.r..,
1s..ss ~ g. ~ q: = Ssrsss. :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Lever ffon Gaoeavus OehnloeeP
ESD, sheriff ~ Scott C. 1owo.
sia sr DAvssrsas, Jaly a.
Having bssh affected wish partial deafness
ard d:schsrge from the ear. and having bees
eufsd By Dr.. Lighthill, take great pleosurs
in Recommending him to those sinilasiy. aiEset-
sss medical gsatleman IL whom the hieheri
cenGdsncs eau b placed. e-ss9..
GUsrAvUs sCHHIraER,
Sheriff Of Scost County, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

YNTHlS DEPARTMENT OF YALE col.
i legeis desigued for the profe ssional train
Ing Of engineers Civil. minisg and mechanicsl)
chemists, netallurgists. agricnitnrists. etc. ;
and also for the education or young men In
physical mathematical and natural science. and
the modein languages, preparatory 10 other
pursuits In life. The annual Report for 1885,
containing full information. will be sent on APP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

RFon -. v1i1lalxer. a Vveso Dov.
s export.
This nay certify that Dr.. LightAill operated
spes ns for We sers Of Dsafhssss withshe bsst
"f sseess. IWas deaf IL NJ len ~. for ssv.
sral yeara. GO new hear vhispesise. die.
timely. The operation was entirely paiHlsss. !
is. W1LLIK1D,
Oerssr - fhirdsanlsCs sssssta
West Dsvsnpsft \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

New York N10Pkoes
Dyfs6gssph.l &c eeptsuSssi.
Cotton Quiet and stssdy, at sci for nidAllng
uplande. s,' - g,
FFlSar-Iregular and unsettled; soQ g - Tor ex.s
ira state 7.so3s7S for extra western 65o112oo
for X. II. q. s~~-- 80 - =. Sss--. = :
ewhsst- Spring. better: vintsr, dun. Reosipt6,
f4,C36 bu: "a Tor No spring dslisspeds 2.30 for
amber Michigan; $50 for extra choice white Niehi-
gan. III 49,. =
kys-Quist at 90 for western. -
Com Better. and in active deAaud-clie1y SPEC
uefive 1emand Recerfs. 146 bu.s oGoes, 10000
bu: 1s61 - FOR unsound; 1891 20 Tor sound
!. e4ot ~ for Old ATTIC in store. ~@r-
94elsy- NOMINAL - y-~. eNl roe4
Osts-Dnli Rsce!pts. g. sss b.. 81 fos western
Ntt0-latter priee Anoat. - 9. -snp y
Pork--Quiet anl heavy. q Ss.7s09s % for new
0ees - 70 for old.
Beef Steady. "a
Cut neats-Qsist.
Lard Prime. Ms l-2ois for stpaA isi0ls ~
for kittle. fW4 ..-I ..-- !,
whisky-Dsn anl ssmiaal. - Nsat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

ELL &.SMITH,
INSURANCE AGENCY.
No. Al RRADV RTRRRT.

Mutual Benefit Life lns. COn'y,
". Assets, assoc. 10000
Continental Fire lns. ConDany.
=. Assets. ~, as, egg. SO. +
Insurance Go. Of North Auorica.
Assets. oD.olo, o0o. -
Lerillard Fire lbs. CensDy,
Assets. ol. see. Ooo, %.
Security Fire lns. Company,
Assets, u, (. 80. Ooo %.
Enterprise Fire Ans. Company,
Asseas. ol.1o I. ice. -.
Gerth American Fire Inc. Comfy,
Assess. o76e.E5 -.
Commerce Fire Insurance CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
New Yorlx aoAey Nlarlres.

- TsasGsapA.I ~ aass Ssptenbss 1.
0teaks-Fifm. be = la ~ e
BDsaAs--Ss ~. llek, ssss. let. 1885. 1na
oet I'd. Lin; new 1885,; 81, los, 1A4es,
l.oSk ex-intsfsst. AJAX ASH
Pad1e- Gl.
New York Centsal-l.96k.
Eeie- nx. & 49, ..f4. y
Illinois Central-10.
Rock Ioland-1.o9. ... =.
0eld-l.Alt. 60
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Ct. MARY's ACADEMY, UNDER THE DIRKc-
. TON q the Sisters Of the Holy Crsss, u situas
snc a. . ns ssss o. 81 On
noufishine town ef South Bend. esNl
The sits % unparalleled In loveliness. Righty
acres are laid eut IN nnc pleasure ground. Ths
cOurse Of study ID very therough an extensive
bracing MI the brancnee Of eod srd refined cduca-
tion The 18th es@i abuaal ss1uion opens on the
let MONDAY Of September. For catalogue, I'D
dress MOTHBR A.szN0BLA, 0apssior 81 Mays
Academy, Notro Dame p. o., IND. augli-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
ALNllRA COLLEGE.

0reenvllle. Bond Counsy. HIS,
a FIRST.CI.Ass sEnfNARY ron YOUNG La
- dies. n one e1th6 most bcautifn md hsAhhiul
locations IN IT, West, will open tho IN Of Sep
TENDER next. Address Rev. J. y. WHITE
Principal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

ChaeaUe Lave aeeclz, llqgcl1es 3
- Telssraph.l @ ~ l..
\ Receipts 81 cars; hogs, 50 can; sheep
u Cstsls -Kxtra. 7.l35<07 SIX; fair t. coed
s~aess = Ertrs ioec1!s.s5; good - ehoics
. a6s! -Chsies. l.s7,sa4ssK; good. s.ssx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
NEWCoMD HOUSE.
uArl In cLAInp uouaR,

U.ArB In cLAInn HoUoB,
D0V00Uorts .................. ...uoW0
srnw horHL SITUATED IN rHH CENTRE OF
j the business portion Of this city, and bit enc
Nook Iron The Ferry and Steam boat Landing, viii
BE- spsn for the reception Of guests On
"wednesday, April 18th, 1885,
II has rsceaty undergone thorough repairs and *
70 feet, - Once skxle. Large pleasant ParlOrs,
Sample rooms for Agents. and ample sccsmmoda-
uons for over qe0 guests. II being furnished com
plste with new modern s(yled Furniture. md Steam
Docking kengee, the Propsietoss feel warranted in
o6shng TO Families. Tourists and the travelling pub
lie, An attractive desirable stopping place. one cfthe
.e0t In ~ West.
PKNNI4AN. sl0LEY , co.,
apflS-04wtf Proprietor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

sc OF i II o q s E.
OAV 6NKVRIyssse .lOWA.
NHIo HOUSE, HAS ONE or THE yINRsT To-
! cations. 1t fronts tn Rivss, and eonnande Z
view Of the Aississippi Bridge, the Arsenal, and {
long stretch u beantifal sceasry Up and down the
munity, and where the Traveller may expect TO 0nd
I'll the comlorte Of FIRST CLASS honse compri-
cling clean rooms clean linsn. bountful table, and
prcnpt attention to all reasonable Wants This
House u pronounced (by it patrons)
The Best Two Dollar House
s4K#8 West u New York City.
L. p. Huupnssv Clerk. J. J. HUnPmsy Prom
Free Omnibus 70 and fr0m the Houoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
St. ANCElA'S AcAoENNY.

'.ss .sssss.ss 0hhA
WITH THE BUILDING AMPLY sNLARdHp.
~ gvourds extensive and highly Improved. aud
thorough sys o. teaching the above in-tt utiop.
tns yeaf. tenews ~ Claim public patronage.
scnabis, Wis 4le0 pcr annnm. For ali particulars
address Mother Superior. ~ above, augi-d div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

-ssss<.x ZsSoSsSvs NsSs13 N$7.SslDs $3.50 es~tsu
-. Louls Market.
rissS pan and heavy. Prices unsSsaied.
Wheat-Du'l ct l ~ for No. IN store.
rsls1s Slara<ss.
! :, 1850 1850 " sept l.
y whset~o&esay for amber vhits 1e better !;
vhits Aichigsn s.lA amber 9.W No white
ala. - II *azsz~.- s@
Coma sAsas bessss; se !. Les niehissn
"a. d. 49, ss..ss :. 8 - X - A'sA-
nRess issss. = In r. Ne. ! aad III fer
Ne q. T.%f2M& = H3 - ~
LAhs rfsisAls- Firm; ~ DsGkls: 80
~ nhs
Cl1casnael MaEssss.
Y r ss,ss I'D .sl ssss. ''
Cern-Advauced to sS0sse for ear.
Rys-Advsnced 70 Lao. 81
Oa1s-0teady At 55.s - 80
Barley-Quiet II 2. 20 for fall.
Whisky-Dull ct 65.
Provisions y Quiet and s.rong. ~ n e
Mess Pork--Sold At 5000.
Lard-isS0lsi<. efkS -
LlvePpool Market. aee.i.
- Tslsgrsph.] Use sSspt. l.
Flour--2Ss. =.
whest-Rsd lie ID; white lss. :, J
Sofn-oos eu' -Ss-4 "a A. s.assfa sx1zsszas 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-23

The Los ANGELES ORANGE CRoP.--The
orange crop of California, Of which at
least three-fourths is grown in Los An
geles county, for the season Of ls6I-s,
though larger than hat Of the previous
season, is mot likely to prove as good.
The oranges are smaller in size, and, as
vet, not as sweet, the usual amount OF
cold, wet weather being unfavorable to
the full development Of the fruit. The
market is at this time well supplied with
oranges from the Sandwich Islands and
Mexico, which are sweeter, though far
less finely favored, and being offered
at less than the Los Angeles oranges
can be sold for, to some extent take
their place in the trade. The bulk of
the Los Angeles orange crop is pur-
chased and shipped to this market by J.
". Gale & Co. Lemons, CT the Sicily
stock, raised in Los Angeles, are also
in the market, and are very large and
Of very superior quality. Citron, which
has hitherto been almost u%nsaleable in
this market, for the eason that nobody
understood preparing it for the trade, is
now coming forward and meets with a
tolerable ready sale, the method Of pre-
serving it for bakers and family use
having been at last ascertained BY par
ties here's. +. Alto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-23

of the Hospital lot, entirely useless to
the premises, and which formerly was
used as a chicken-housc should be used
as fire-wood, which was accordingly
done. The value of it was perhaps the
price of n cord of wood. This consti-
tuted the "County buildings" which
were burnt, and about which some folks
would like to create u fuss. Regarding
the long absence Of DR.. Bronson from
the Hospital, represented to be two
wecks,) we found, on inquiry, that he
really had been absent six days, that
owing to the deep n o drifts leading
to tho Hospital, it was impossible for
any man or beast to get to the Hospital;
and that just so soon rs it was possible
DR.. Bronson did wade and drag through
the snow to the Hospital. But the pa
tients had not suffered for want of mcdi-
cal attendance, Mr.. Crouch, the apothe-
cary, having administered to their ne.
cessities when required. We learned
these facts from the patients themselves.
This is a fair, honest and truthful state
ment concerning the condition of affairs
ut tho County Hospital for several weeks
past, made to US personally by the pa
ticnts aud attaches Of the institution,
and we presume any citizen can asccr-
tain the same information by visiting
the Hospital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-23

~ DIDS'T WANT 1T WHERE WAS
GolSa during the recent trial before
tho United States Court in Hartford Of
the Norwich and New York T%ransporta-
ton Company against the insurance
companies, for the amount of damage
to the steamer City Of Norwich by fire,
the defendants undertook to prove that
the loss was accustomed by tho steamers
sinking, and not by burning, making it
a marine loss, against which the fire
insurance companies did notinsure. Mr..
Tracy, the pilot Of tho boat, being on
the witness stand, was Intercepted by
Mr.. Scudder, of New York, counsel for
the defendants, as to his views.
Nhaving appeared from the evidence
that Tracy was hanging on the rudder
just before tho steamer went down, Mr..
Scudder inquired of him as follows:
"Mr. Tracy what do you think the
boat was worth at the time you were
holding on Che raddetP
81 really couldn't toll, SIR"
"But what do you think, sir ?"
az didn't think anything about It."
"Mr. Tracy, what would you have
been willing to give for her at that
timeT
"Well.I don't know. / was not buy
ing steamboats, very much about that
time"
"Mr. Tracy would you have been will
ing to have given the old coat that you
say you had on at that time for the
boatT
"well, I don't know but l should. On
the whole, | guess l should; for ! don't
suppose / should have needed an over
coat where | was going"
Mr.. Scudder gave it up and called the
neYt.