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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.


SrYIeh Sa ~. A Is1N{
LON LnAvsSWolIh 1919, sVV;; hI, n iI Y. NIT,
!. i"P ~ III N isrnsry Hss for the trnns
portation Of military supplies dar,ng ne year com
menvenns Apin !, ,soo' anu ehans A~fen 'i' low y"
inc toho"ihR ospouTR NO
p..,, v.x, u..x..n Tsns.s Vol U,x. K.ps,. and
m ah or ot ~ ,,ants n. nav bn Scsisnntnd by
AZ chinp III .ptnr Dens rmeut of tha Gssou
on the union Pacific rnilr9ad. y Il, 70 ny places
that may % ~ tne oMoo, ih ~
latitude y degrees north, And 70 fon union, MeW
Mexico. or other depot mat may 20 uessphhcu in h
TERRITORY, and 70 any o'net poiu" On 'ho fou'o '"
haepoI porrp roN
~, ~. IT., houih ~. Il, z sooo, . ,,.x Ia
From Fort Union or sueh 9'he, aobo. ~ may 20
established n me hstn r 81 ns sstaSlI.hss n
n az .a ufs p0. Un ana IN hs
State Of Toxas. west q ISnTitnde no degrees.
ROUTE ". 2. - A.. MI.
from such point y may re aeh tnnted on wv III
souri, Pacih railroad s9nhwest brnnen OF missouri
Paeho nilroad,, or the unl9n racine IAltohp, D. n
to Fort Gibson, indian or such other point
A. may DO established % the min'afy depot In 'ha'
The weight % b Rns sn so ma, ~
Route No. ZOO. 900 pounds; and, on Route NO. D.
Proposals will be made for each route sepsrately;
Bidders will state the rate per l@ pounds per l0o
m %OsS 1es he w Xpr and
March 81, 1875. -,
Bidders will give their names In full, a. we'll a.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

s..,.,p L9uisypLE. KL, Doc, ls, 1857 y,
Y clock m. on FRIDAY, Tho 10th day Of January,
i M@ fSI furnishing TwRsTY-ONE t2D CAVALRY
The Horses will DO subject to rigid inspection. Of
full nesh and good condition from 10 10 hands
from aye 70 nine years DID, and well adspted u every
1893
Bids must be made In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached, and accompanied by Che writ
ten guaranty Of responsible person that In case the
tered into for the performance Of the contract
The right "a reserved TO reject any or all bids,
THOMAS SWORDS,
Assistant QuATtermAsteT GENERAL.
dec25-td Bfevet Major General,
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Rron. Woodruff oounty-ons delegate: W. II.
Gray.
From Yell eounty-ons delegate 7. n.
Rounsavills.
Delegates elect will, upon idsntiAeation, be
faraishsd With efsiai copies Of tbs order d tbs
hssdqsartsrs Of General o. II. Smith. com
nAsding The sub-distriot Of Arksnsss, Little
Rock, Arkansas, which viii oonstituts their esr-
uhsals Of election.
By CONN and Of Bpvst Major General Ord
o. d. 9RnnHI,
Assistant Adjutsnt General.
0dieisi
MAI. WeLsn,
Second Nsst. slsh Isfaatry,
Acting Assisting Adjutant General.
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OFFICE OF THE LIaHrHouss BoARD,
wAsHIsGToE CIrY, December ], 1867,
Sealed proposals. will bs RECEIVED at THIS once until
% On ibs M I'm az II ann
with nhy.nye thousand (n ,do) gallons o. the best
quality pure winter strained OIL divided into We lots
Proposals TO furnish kerosene or ethereal oils or
any OF their mixtures, will not be eonsidored.
Any desired information concerning terms Of ooa-
tract time and place Of delivery, quantity Of oil In
each lo eharnotor Of packages manner and nature o.
plieation In writing to tho gned a. this once
dels-td Narai ssepsta,.v
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pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BALTI-

l. MORk kAlLROAD.
TINE TABLE,.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10Th. 1906
Trsin. for baltimore and Washington lcave PhilA-
sIis !. N, EIpfs.. tsond.y, excepted IL. - I. u,
Way Nail Train for Baltimore atsl5am
B sRSM 3 IRE " VII. m
H., SUNDAY TRAIN.
Lesye Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
Lave B n ias 3. 8 EEillaa.,ehl. nsypm
Mo Baltimore &. E.E I'm
1857 rEsssr2GEEEEAsElA ROUTE 1867
TO THE sShaa s sSGpBt AsD
On and AFTER NAY sath. 1907. trains will fol-
"''A:'''' is sss$$: BALTIMORE , e.
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE,
WIN ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room. day
$:: NV; L w: IA ISsas. S W.
THREE Dy T BEs TT FRl ESE T " TE NORTH
n hrsSgh from Bsltimors to ROCHESTER, aud PITTS
sSis ,Rs# sSsass. Il SsSs 3D.
a.. b: :. tho
siyon At ali fim:, "' "
+ ssIs c n: Rs @
SSTaf. Nv IT, %ShSSfb. $Isfss Hs. 81 f'
Corner Sixth st. W %i rSna; sgsr 3 O.
s ~ YOUNG General PASSENGER . AIfSns Ma
RALTlNoRS AND OHIO KIILRoID.
NH #Hs *isa ~ ass
''"'"'' Va" FOR BALTIMORE.
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NOTICE TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
HaApayAnrlas Tnrlp MILrrAay Dfsfaic
CsIsy ouAnTsanksIss,s oysIes.

CHiEY ouAnrBRn Asrss,s OyyIcH, I
All persons, and the widows OF other hsirs of per
Railroad Department in kiabama and dsorgis, in The
years lsot and 40 and were no. paid shonld at onos
oAe:rs who Vim rye then AZ the nsssss.ry inforIa-
and when correct they viii then through this
ones g The oaSrseTn,:tsr asnss.i A. feI .e,,iss
Depot ouartermaater, Atlanta. o.. Lieut.. I. b.
Campbell. - InfAnsry, aud A. A. ogArtermasteri
A. A. oparternaster, Huntsvtlle, Ala.
By order Of the oaartsrmassor 0spsTi yrox
,s Bvt. Brig. Gen Ger; 1919 Az,
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NAVY PAIn Mn,s1,s, SgrI e Doc q, 1897
Sealed proposals. % DO indorsed "Proposali, WI
DO received q this 9se until y m the Day o. Jan.
Of the very best quality, to DO deliyered free Of
ponse and Government tag, at tho washington Navy
G x and subject to tho usual inspection h'rs''
BUREAy OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
80 Thirty SoApstone Slabs, various sires,
1850 (ssyenty Ave hundredJ pounds 1915 inch Bar
bGRkAU CONSTRUCTION AND.R
Is Twenty-nve) Tons Anthracite Coal. stove
81 (Thirty. seyen) Fathoms 6-inch Manila rope
BURRAU OF ORDNANCE
6(Sx) Dozen lt-inch bastard Rilos.
l(One) Barrel Lard OIL.
Responsible security required 70. the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded Blank forms
for bids. with further psItiegsSs for biddeIs to DO
had at this ofico. CALVIN G. JACKSON,
de27-N PaymAstcr U. g. Navy.
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Matiaual gspablitau.
CYNICAL
THE wAR DEPARTMENT.


OrAsrea a r....
H.Apo,us Yu,u M,.,,.py p,.,.,o,
NJ n.,.. nGs ,esg'
~ -, us''"'''' 10 1871 j.
0Pee'" ora0'' No. zis'
tR..rss..l
1. In eomplianos with the supplementary act
Of osagrsss Of March 70, 1867, notice b hereby
given that an election will Be held In the State
q Tslss on the 1oth, nh, iith, lssh, and lt.h
days Of February, 1853, 10 dstArmsas whether .
eenvsstion shall be hsld, and for delegates thsrs
70 80 form constitution" for the State under
said cot.
II. The convention viii be composed Of ninety
members, that being the number Of the most
nunsross branch Of The State Lssislsturs IN the
year 1850. The total number Of registered
yotsrs in the State Is lo4. 25o, which, beins
divided BY the number Of delegates, gives
1,158 - the number Of voters entitled 10 one
delegate. aa.
III. Commencing fourteen days before the
election, Wis: on Monday, the 9Th day Of Janu-
ary, 1858, boards Of REGISTRAR will after having
given reasonable pubiie notice. Revise, at the
county seats, for B period Of Eve consecutive
dsy, he rssistr.tio. lists, and upon being salts
Asd that aay person not entitled thereto has
been registered, win strike the name Of sseh
person from the list. The board will also, during
the same period, add 10 the registry the names
Of all persons who ct that time posssss the quail
asations required BY law, end Who have not 81
Toy 1sss I H ~ Sos, 'ss 900 u 'aPP'"sh'
sos suy ~, ioo'.l .,,,,. II
...,,.u ..i hsy p s;
sqse eP'eshss,ion IN .ns oon.sn'on, W
aeIeestes ne apporhonsd among tne sevei
eounuss ~ ionows, thn oeink - heeiy y posi-.
saso In soeofoanos WIN the spporaonmsn' OF
Aoov'
ns oounuss Oh bowie, AAnon' sno ns'"'
snan sNot tnres
Inc county Of hed hiver snAl slees one
rne ooun.y OF Il.us soan eaeet one.
Inc eounueso Oh nso nNsf ana fitus' 'oss'n@'
sham eiecs ons.
rne ooeny IsmAt snsh siSct one.
Inc county Oh hopxins snail e,sot one,
nne counsss Oh lamar anu hopsns' To-
sssner' saA. slscs one.
Inc oounaes Of rannin ana huns snail siset
Two:
Inc counties Oh drayson, Uook, montAgus
JACK, WISE, ioang. Gay, Mienta, nIonsr'
Whoarger, baylor, Ihroekmorton, hno1, hards-
man, Haskell and Greer shall elect two.
Tho counties Of Coiiin and Denton shall elect
two. =,
Inc counties oil kaufman and van zandt shall
elect one
Inc counties oil upshur and wood shall elect
two.
The counties OF Harrison and Pamela shall
elect four.
Inc county OF hu:k shall elect two
Tho county Of smith shall elect two.
The county OF Dallas shall elect one.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


wAsnixgroS, December ls, 1907.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this Bureau I'M
til n o'clock m. on the 18th dAy q JANUARY lss,
for the supply and deliyery At Tho NavyyHrd, wash
ington, D, g., Of the STATIONERY speeihed below /;
every article 70 be q the best quality and fully EQUAL
Of the Nayy.yards at Boston, Now York, Philadol-
phia, aud Washington. d. G.: 100000.
63 Cash Books, Q quircs 2Do Dozen India Rubber
q, each. bound IL. ,o Band. ,,,,. p.,-
each. bound. Dor:
6 Account Current 100 HAf-pnt 0 I'll es
Books, quirc each, BLACK Ink.
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ID 4 o p U y A L s

PHoPosALs.
oYyIcB DRPor Asp DIsBuRsIsa @ MI
'ss II. II; %iSs
M sasS pOp9Fpd' Fl 8 2sy
1000 straw,
Tho Oats 70 DO sound and FREQ from rust and dirt.
and put up good strong sacks Of not less than
than bushels per sack. standard 81 pounds per
Hay 70 be good Western. vol baled and free from
straw % Ss we'll baled. free from rust. weeds. or
GA. b: delivered A ,4i 1 s.s ;,
iSs ssabss sorasr Fres snS linz streets
one third ne amount q Zach must DO yerod Jan
IFs Issp sss Ssa s.to With copy Of thu.
asn In tSeir own Ss1dr 81 The persons osfsa f' q:
TSs dossrnnenf reserves ths right 70 reject any or
"A Spss !Ss Sagssps P1SpS.ss ~ Il;
cIss, Sia; Sis''' qSss,s, rsrr'on,
a,su isLl s''h lnfaniir, ::s a a. q ? b a
pROPOsA sPoR SOAP.
OFFICE P %sn sSsa.'bat6 or b ssr:TasS
s;{iS ~ N SS S e ai
T%snly 4heS.snS Pounds q soca Hard Soap,
have NO unpleasant odor, to contain not more than
twenty Ave per cent Of water and to be well dried
NJ .noNaIse for PACKAGE. -
~ %aas tHSwR Sy aS nndGsssgnsd
decsl-td q, BELL, G. g., u. g. A.
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ELKcTRoPATIIC INSTITUTE.
DR. W. D. sHBDp. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Corner Of Eighth street and PsnnsyiSani ayenas

INCORPORATING INSTITUTE, =
ooss y Ri sDR I'D
INDICATED. vAPoR BATHS for the cure Of Cost,
bbs.p pcp Msarsfe Asss md Rs,s hS,ss
M, T a;s IA IA R IA S.s..:i
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO YEnALEs CURED
ssinsi Esh irsss and sss :'
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. NO NATTER FROM
;iiilfal n The diasrsSt mobilization: q
:tTsst and fsnn'1f rs sT:nSs. A' CORNER u A'sA'A
BRONCHITIS. AND ALL OTHER THROAT DIS
nS sa,Sd a. the corner Of Kshh street
oArARRH ALSO YIELDS 70 THE KLEcTRIcAL
currents: u tho corner Of Eighth street and Pennsyl
SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL EMS
corner q EsA .'sass f md fssa:sss
Al SE IL Es.s. 4 not ST.
Send for q Circular. with certificates. uoss.u
pR0yIDENCE HOSPITAL, = : = =
.. s...as :!.. ,
HEALTHY 4tsSFSsF SIER PART OF WASH.
Ts q s:aE 81 a. y Of
Pss ssI: is , within W. :qYsTs' Il ths aiding
and eass Or surgical stssudsnSs 'n'' d'' Medicine
EHSa; sf4rf = saS.sf.
u,vvp ,fHIsioi1ns
% ~ hAUEEh. - p No. 40 II street, between
AiyH nifH n A RI Nrgtofa'hh N., l.l~,
WI TASSGRf Ut II b.. " Il f. .issst.
~ THOMPSON. K GAf B.. Corner Ninth stree. and
o. NJ PORD, NJ N Is East capltol .trost ..r
w. o. NHSvihaNHpT pYnSSSf strset noIth. .r.
GRAFTON TYLRR, NJ D., Corner az %.uh,,rto,
a%%'oP HSsoS NJ b. s.vs,,h .,,,., -,
kffafh Sw.Rp, NJ D., ss street,
THOMAS MILLER, 3,o y .troet
JOHNSON KLioI 4os i strssi
Application can 10 made al tSe Wospitsi a, 4, s,hs,
OF the above named physciAns Physicians sendine
patients " the Hospital no may oocupv rnnns
have the privilege OF attending the same ~
AS-No persons with Contagious dIseases admitted
slSTER LORETTA O'RRILLY
octl7 snperier
iTypV i eINyV -Tp n YMX5pV1- x---2 sGz.
hhAoohhp RfIhtT hhILmmthnTI hoykhbhk u lBT.
= Dlsnht SWAMI CANAL, ~.
prn,ss Jn YIN resolution q Congress ap
Trs .ss g I'll The .tScE owned " The states
mn ny pihma a swamp Sanni Compaqy IN such man
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WRbgyEse PAPER FOR SALE AT: THIS
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YEAR.
CLASS No. l.-PAPRA.

CLASS No. I.PApsa.
III 10 re.m. fol,o-po.,, satin or plain finish,
. rosms foS,.es ppan p Per mssSiue. faint,
lined and trimmed. to weigh not less than
s. 10 rsams foolsesp, biue-laid, hand made,
faint-iined,, garden pattern, commonly
:. ss:S y, ~ ::.a
lined three sldes per roam
g. rcsms best double cap paper, plain. per
10 rs ssn9' not. p.Dor dit, l.r.o ,,,o DOR
rcam. '"'''' '"' 'A's' saw '''
T. Stream. note paper. plain. large IslI0. pOr
i.sn D",. S.S.. . .,., - . -.
' 9eam. n0'0 p'p''' p'A'n' 'mA'i '"o' per
100 'G sS9: .p ps; .ssa paper ''0" or buff
Il Sdossn press copy Books not less than 900
pages, per DOZEN.
- WV opes. very smooth and thick, Ok By *
Il 1900 long bug sSSssiys snysIcps:. very smooth
s1 and ts.is' w BY TX 'nsh''' per hum
| Is 5000 long white or but adhesive envelopes,
ven, smooth and thick, for lstisrs and
n 500 bSs Or Wiiss sahssiVs n sn;e S esha very
II. 100 ANAL siis ,whits nots adhesive envelopes.
IA a.oo large size white note adhesive snyelopos.
| per hundred,
10 5000 letter size white adhesive envelopes, Der
| hundred.
| CLASS No. 2-PHSs AsD PKxcns, DC.
pens, PEI, gross.
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BRONCHITIS. AND ALL OTHER THROAT DIS
and Penns wanna Nenue. 49,
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sSs Z n: e sS s 4 sss'ss
Ssss spsnt in the hospitals q London. Paris Z
phia. and ELSEWHERE, has effected some Of the !
with rinsina in Inc head and ears W. ssiss
nervousness, being alarmed al sudden soundi
fulness, with frequent blushing, attended sol
with dcrAnGement Of the mind. were cured
ately,
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL EMS
cured At the corner Of Eighth street and Pennsyva
MIA avenue. ~
IN FACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, WHEN NOT
SsrYsns, Yield to the Electrical currents In DR..
Send for ercalar. with certificates. noss-u
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the last Eighteen years. and the numerous surT cal
Operations performed By DR.. Johnston, wtnesse cd By
notices. o. which again and again Seiore Il:
public. beside. hs standinxa. gentleman Of character
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular in drcctinr
their letters 70 his tby manner
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
ie9+ly Baltimoro HafVland
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RoPosALs FOR SUPPLYING WINTER.
l. STRAINED OIL.

Brt. u. col. anal Q. NJ. U. 3. AZ, bspSs q. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

there were mysterious hints Of neFous'
iious relative 4 Honduras ard 'he lyman
Islands.
The American whaling schooner hannah
Gran, had arrived in distress. me Nenzu-
i, Indians returned two 81 the schooners
bos,s and eight 81 tha crew, snd one Brit
ish subject.
Tue consul has written 10 Aspinwail l0r
azsistaucs of an American man Of war.
Immigration into Jamaica continued
The Captain General oil Cubs granted ne
Qroes permission TO celebrate the feas. Of The
Wis Kings. on the 10Th inst.
Francisco Santas wa arrested at Santiago.
for recitlng q poem which had not passed.
revision 81 the Censor.
Tie English Consul made inquiries of the
Captain concerning the large slave slip re
ported seen of Nassau.
The Legislature OF 81. Kits made over
tues 70 the insurance companies for al
vancos 10 rebuild the burnt town 81 Basca-
taric. Rains are excessive there.
Advices from Baribo state that the drouth
bad caused short crops and much discomfort.
Cattle are suffering greatly.
The Governor OF Barbados hes conferred
several Offices OF emolument on colored
mon
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Foreign New Ivy Atlantic Cable.

L%orpoy, Feb. l6. The Hrdld's special
adv ces from the headquarters Of the British
array in Abysinnia, state that King Thee
dcre Is at his camp near the palace os Mag
daia, where tie English Captains are con
ti0ed. Tint Abysinnian monarch is said 10
be in n bad strait in Q military point of
view. An engagement between the two
armies is imminent, and may take place At
any moment Very few of the disaf-
fected native chiefs now acknowledge any
tcal,y 10 Theodore. The chief kaissr ruler
Of the Tisra d rici openly courts tho favor
Of Major General Napier. Gen. Napier
fears that their chief, whose political char
acter is bad. aims at making n secret attack
on hun. and consequently seeks to arrange
and perfect o banding treaty Of al lisnce with
tia, SO as 10 hold him answersble for his
future actr. T%hirty-ive thousand British
troops, Of all classes. hsye been landed at
Iouls, and the advance OF the Queens ar
my has relched 10 within two DAYS march
of Antato, halfway towards Magodeln from
the shore line, where it is very probable the
expected battle viii take place. The
By ptians with a contingent embracing
many Turks, are very near to Masdala, but
they use no caution, and still march on in a
reckless manner with the sanction of the SUI.
pcr;or officer Of the English army. The
English in the interior number about 90
600. Thetroops suffered considerably from
the heat OF the weather.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, Feb. 16.-A letter from
Shanghae, Dec. 2d, states that United States
Minister BurliDgame and family, and 9th.
ers, who left Pekin overland for Ciente ziu
TO take steamer, were detained at T~ieusurs
though accompanied by a large Chimes &c
escort. on ccount of the proximity Of a
large band of robbers, who, it was sun.
posed. desired 10 capture the party for .
ransom.
Steamer Santiago de Cubs, from Aspin-
wall, arrived with California passengers.
Bremen bark Maria arrived today with
immigrants. Seven deaths from ship fever
and u number now sick aboard.
An incendiary fire at Patterson, N. J.,
yesterday destroyed Annis' cigar factory,
lngliss' real estate office. Notts crcckery
store, nnd Mckee's livery stable.
The steamship Quaker City was sold a,
Marshal for $lS,OOO, having been libeled for
claims Of sean ems wages, &c, 80 theiamoun,
OF Sl0,O0c.
The London lines gives a detailed &C.
count OF the land slicc at Vesuyius. by
which fifty five lives were lost.
Tho Vienna Debatii says England is ep-
iesyaring To determine Austria, France,
Russia and Prussia 10 suspend The traps,or
taiion Of eastern refugees to Greece.
Ihe Paris Coz stituiicnalist of the 9Th
published = letter from Bucharest relating
to three bands Of armed individuals, each
band $50 strong, which are assembled AT
different points of the Danubian principal
tiles. They arpear IL be under the com
mand OF foreign leaders and are preparing
To enter Bulgaria TO set fire to Turkish
villages and rencwt the scenes of b~rieandsge
which were suppressed last year The
koman Government having been warned OF
bands.
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NEWS
m. TELEGEs.sF'H.
- ,xsxE DAIRY DEzsOCsaAy,.
NEW YORK.

NEw York, Feb. l1.-Adyices from japan
via San Francisco ontain the following: -
One Of the Shagoon's palaces ct Jsddo was
burned down by Satsumas' men, who alter
wards los. one ofhis orn. There was a Sc
vero fight, and the oiici& report gives 5oo
killed and wounded Of Ss,sumas men, ano
60 Of the Government troops. Inc con
tending par.ies Afterwards had q naval en-
sagement in sight OF Yokohama. when sat
sumas' vessel. escaped.
Satsnmas, Cochin and Losa isvs surren-
dercd Osaka with their troops.
Tho Tycoon's and Satsumas' troops are
now fighting in tho streets Of Jeddo.
Satsumas' palace was burned on the night
Of the goth OF January. and foG, hundred
nen)wsfe burned in il.
The native town was on Are in four p.acss
on the nigh. Of Jan. 90, but fortunately was
exiinguished. though not vithou. very Sc
rious damage.
Foreigners have been ordered by the Con-
su's not to 60 outside the settlement A
terrible mortality exists among them al
Hingo-twcnty-fcur having died in as many
days.
Everthing is quiet at Dsaks.
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-. A.ouis

ny Telegraph February -.
Elour--Very little demand: prices unchanged.
wheat Steady 2.io@2.l5 for spring; 2.50
@2.65 for prime and choice fall.
Corn~-Nery dull ss@s6c. shelled .2a7e
ear.
Oats Easier. ssGroc.
Rye-l.55Ml 60.
Barley Firm. 2.5cG2 co tor prime and.choice
tall.
Irovisions--Firmer and more doing.
Fork--22 81.
bacon Shoulders. Ice. clear sides. lSc.
Lard Quiet and unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
MISSOURI.

ST.. Loris, Feb. 15.-The residence Of
Emile Bssseh. a popular saloon-kesper, was
robbed last night Of ABOUT $4,000 worth OF
silyeF-warc and diamonds.
A bill ceding a tract ten miles square,
south OF st Louis, for the location Of the
national capital was introduced in the Low
er House Of the legislature yesterday, and
vas referred to tho Committee on Federal
Relations.
Both Democrats and Radicals are busily
engaged forming clubs and organizing for
The State and national campaign Of the com'
ing summer and fall.
Two mail boxes, thought TO contain about
S.. 900, drafts and money, was my s.~eriously
distracted from the post-oGice . few day
since, and there is no clue TO the robbers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

SHANGHAI. Jan. II, ria san Francisco.
Feb. icy GLOW river has again burst its
hanks. Nothing but foreign engineers can
restore them to their former solidity.
An explosion occurred at Wuchaug, Of
the powder magazine there. and more than
. thousand lives were sacrificed. No harm
was done 70 European property.
The latest news received here respecting
the Chinese rebellion is 10 the effec. that
the Imperislisls have gained several victo.
rles over both the Neufer and Mahonedan
forces. II - rnmorci that q Mandarin has
offered to act and work the telegraph from
Shanghai to Wusang. Ii this DC true he
will nnconsciously give material ard to the
last India telegraph Company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

And cures all diseases arising from HABITS
OF DISSIPATION. ExCRSSES. AND IN
PRUDENCE IN LIFE. IMPURITIES or THB
BLOOD. &C.. superseding Copaiba in affections
for which II In used-in these diseases. ussdin
connection with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

CONNECTICUT.

Nav HAVEN. Feb lG-vh. . =
strikes and serious disturbance on ~. NJ.
Haven and Derby Railroad is withoa, -
dation. A few men dissatisfied VIM, ~
wages paid by sub contractors, refused +,
work, AID threatened those who did. M
serious denominations were made, nor
were pistols used. r he men have been a,
work without molestaiirn.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-lt lie gen orally b..
lieved that Lord Stanley will s,on succeed
Earl Derby At the head Of the Ministry.
PARIS. Feb. I6.-Sem:- oGlcial journals oil
this city deny that there will be an immt-
date change in the ministry, ard contradic,
the report that the Government conten.
plates immediate alterations in the Const.-
tutien of the Empire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17

HAVANA, Fet. fA-Advices received from
Hsy,i state that Tie revolution in the south
ern part OF the island kss become ae' eral.
General Solomsp, The present minister 10
European courts. is proclaimed Pf,sidcn, in
p.Aee 70 Sa'nave All It's prircipa: towns
~. stsies sre in arms against s.se cavern
Ia sac authority OF salnaye.
anle.lcan Consul 1T Jamaica bad al
,noda,s With Admiral Munday aud COM
SSN se McCiintock. Sudden dispatches
""so WI" '"fwarced 10 Washiueton. and