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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

IL Over three hundred OF these mae
/, wesU usrd 70 put 10 the crop lass sprtI
4 this county; and the best pfssf Of
complete sasisiastion given 10 the fac
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

wa VIakp for the past 20 years. and is therefore
tho person whom all aAicted should consult NO one
aver he Ard OF his not being cured since he
hae been IN this city His reputation has vouchefs n
f.eion b5,tk here and sbsoad. being the most sk-
ied specaets here and thorough master Of AL sex-
al dssaees II all Others fAil, don't defpais, give
Mn 4 IN II 10 only common Occ0rrenee with hin
- caees HE rOOMs separo1e Tor ladleo
ana esn1leanen. and the uOef cOMp'Geo II ~ city,
Yorre Mr.. Take PasticalaF N0eice.-DOe4Os HI.
Glow devotee much Of his time % the tfeatnsot q
thne- caeee eaaeed BY eecset haht which Yuis botA
body and mind. un6ttL the unSostunate individual
br either business orsocey TIE esd s0eet u thees
early habits the exceeoee Of per yesfe, 10 weak
On the debtats the constitution deetSoy the physi.
cal aud mental powers. din!nish and enfeeble the
natural feelings en-, exhaust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasures Of life marred. the object
Of marrag frustrated. ard existence Itself rendered
term Of unceaetrg misery andregret- Such persons
especially th0se contemplating marriage should lose
40 dine IN making immediate spf cation. - d. -
BY his ncw treatment. 10 enabled 20 insure speedy
ard perm anent cure.
Cancellations free and confidential. ONES, No. ~
South Clark street. cor. or Monroe, half book nom
the Pcst Onioe. Post 0s.cs Rox IA, Chicago, H.
once hours from A. n. 10 SP. y.
send for his Jude to Health. puua'sned 0coSA'
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Peseesis 1s1oilD, - tot pgevenfss = eoneeUesuo
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

Wyl. A. FOSTER,
A fTORNEY Al LAW. Office No. 90 Brady
"A Street, Davenport Iowa. dec26-dH
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Owe, 100000 Of she universn1
Clothes Hrinxers

lie heen sold. which 10 more than the sale OF all
other Wringc-s combined. and the late improve
fsents on The "UNlvERSAI," have greatly increa-
red the sale. Sold to Dealers, Jobbcfs, AMI the
II ade ev rywhcre.
The celebrated Doty Clothes Washer !" also. tac
new Lightning Mea, Cooper alwa. on hai for
sale. Terms Circular Free
r. q. BROW MING. General Agent,
No. ~ CurrtIsndt Street, New York.
iarl0 I'm tOppDstte Merchants Notel.l
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PATENT FOUR SIDED
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Dr. Bigelow,

60 Isthc only Physician, - Specialize,
100 now In Chicago that can be entirely
- H%M relied upon. 10 70 MN, and mot suf
@S R>& for that horrible dieease to remain In
your rye.em, dishguring your fsee
~ aud body, besides destroying Jour
happiness and future prospects Of lie.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

STIRRING SCENE AT A CONCERT IN PHIL
ADELrHTA.-At the matinee given by Miss
Clara Louise kellogg on Saturday after
noon at Concert Hall scene transpired not
announced in the bills, but which created
than Miss Kellogg's vocalization. When
the programme was about half through,
a thin cloud of smoke was perceived to per
wade the hall, and which gradually in
creased in density. a slight feeling Of un-
easincss affected q number of the lady por-
ton of the audience, suspicion of fire
creeping over their minds. This uneasi-
ness increased as it was observed that q
number of those seated nearest the door
quietly got up and LETT the hall. Others
then arose in their seats and looked towards
the door Of exit, when the feeling of unea-
siness eliminated into positive alarm,
which wasquickly generated intoa regular
panic by man among the audience
crying out at the top of his voice, "Firei''
a scene Of bewildering excitement en-
sued the audience rose en- TndsSe,
and rush was made for the doors,
which, owing to the presence Of mind
of a gentleman present, were quickly closed
and number Of valuable lives were thus
probably saved, as the stairways would in
aiew moments have been completely blocked
up with affrightcd ladies and children, the
consequences Of which may readily be i'm
agined, particularly if the banisters had
given way with the press Of people upon
them. Finding the main source Of exit
cut off, rush was made for the stage and
back doors, and the scene was heightened
by Signor Petrelli, who was singing at the
time the panic occurred, and who, not I'M
Outstanding our language, did not know
what was the matter, commenced pulling
ladies' on the stage as fast as they presented
themselves. About this time the proprietor
Of the hall mounted the stage and cried
d" order" as loud as his lungs would per-
nit, and then announced that there was no
danger, and that he would at once see what
was the matter. He retired, But speedily
returned, and Informed the audience that
the smoke was caused by lighting the fires
in the ouction-rooms under the hail, and
advised AL present to be seated. The panic
,hen subsidized, and the performance was
continued. -PhiIadelphia Inquirer, Noven-
Der 30M.
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Dpmoatic Market

New YORK, December 2.-Noon.-The
Government sold 100000 gold to-day at
1874 75-1OO. Money, COZ per cent. Ster-
ling, 1O91I. Gold, 1875. 5-2O's, 'G2, cou
pons, 1lO1s. North Carolina 6's, GOA +;
new, G355. Virginia G's, ex-coupons, Sc;
new, 81. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, Go112
new, 6Sla.
Flour Steady for common and dull for
good grades. Wheat dull and dropping.
Corn dull and shade lower. Mess pork
dull at S26. Lard dull and lower {; steam,
15L0l55c. Cotton quiet at 25N. Tur-
pentine declining at 46h. Rosin-Fine
strained and common, 81 50; good strained,
81 55GS2 go. Freights quiet.
Evening.-Cotton heavy and about &c.
lower; sales $500 bales at 25G25Ac.
Flour-Medium and good grades declining !;
superfne, $5.509S5.S5; southern dull
common to fair extra, S7.2O9SS.25. Wheat
dropping. Corn dull and scarcely so firm
white southern, Sl.04@$1.101a. Pork
steady; new mess, S269$26.25. Lard
heavy; kettle, 1515@lGc. Whiskey heavy !;
State, sl.O31s. Rice dull. Sugar in fair
demand Muscovado, lOA@llNc. Coffee
steady. Molasses dull. Turpentine dull
dt fOVtOtoS. lsooil hhili o. 'oO'
Frcights unchanged.
Governme nts closed dull; 5-20's, 'G2,
coupons, ll01a. Tennessee 6's, new, 6S.
North Carolina 6's, Go. Virginia 6's, 81.
Money in good demand at 6@7 per cent.
Sterling, lO914. Cotton bills, $685..
Gold, l347s@l55.
BALTIMORE, December 2.-Virginia 6's,
old, inscribed, 46h bid, II asked; cou-
pons, old, IS; new, 5714. Flour firm and
active. Wheat dull prime to choice, $3.50
@s2.4O; fair to good, s2.25. Corn dull {;
new white, 98GSl; yellow, SOC. Oats firm !;
western, 73075c. Rye dull at 81 .409$l As.
Pork dull at $27. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
l414c. Lard, lie.
LOUISVILLE, December Flour, 1925
Csc. Corn, 50@55c. Mess pork, $23.
Lard, l43IGl5c. Bulk shoulders, 9 &c. /;
clear sides, 1870. Raw whiskey, CSC.
W1LM1SGToS, N. c., December 2.-Spi-
rits turpentine, 43c. crude, $2@$3. Ko-
sin dull at $2.5OGs5 for No. to pale.
Tar unchanged. Cotton dull at 22925c.
SAVANNAH, December Cotton opened
firm and closed dull; middlings, 2324 @24c.;
receipts, 3,O22 bales; exports, 1887 bales.
MOBILE, December 2.-Cotton quiet and
easier middlings, 2392314c.; sales, 1850
bales receipts, l,0ll bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December Cotton Is
lower; middl;ngs, 231s@23Ac.; sales, 1900
bales; receipts, 1861 bales; exports, 5,705
bales. Sugar firm; common, S32ic.; prime,
12e. Molasses firm; choice, 63g66c. Gold,
1855. New York sight, g discount,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
TELEGRSA-PHIC NEWS.
The Democrats Carry Augusta, Gn
Snecial Telegram to the Dispatch

The Democrats Carry Augusta, Gan.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
AUGUSTA, GA, December 2.-The NUM-
cipal election to-day passed off compare
lively quiet, and resulted in the success of
the Democratic ticket by about fifteen hum
dred majority. Several of the Radical
candidates withdrew in the early part of the
day aud voted the Democratic ticket. Large
bodies Of negroes also voted for the Demo
Gratis.
The defeated candidate for Mayor is the
notorious Radical leader Foster Blodgett.
Augusta having heretofore been consi-
dered Radical stronghold, the success of
the Democrats is considered a great tri-
umph. The citizens are jubilant tonight.
There is q grand display of fireworks, bon
fires, etc.. the negroes generally joining in
the demonstration. DENIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nV HURRAII FOR CHaISTMAS!-Th he
cheapest and largest stock Of LADIES', MISSES,
and CHIuDREN'S FANCY FURS. Also, 4 choice
assortment of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN DRY
GOODS. NEWEST STYLES in HATS, BOOTS,
and SHOES. In receipt Of Il very large and COM
pletc stock Of WORST TIE d GERMANTOWN
GOODS consisting Of NUB1AS, SOHTAGS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS, HOODS, COMFORTS,
&C &C., all Of which will be offered CHEAPER
han the CHEAP EST.
ask Of the ladies and al IN want of cheap goods
to call and conviGce themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. d. SIhoo1h,
Old Market Bazaar,
corner Of Main and Seventeenth streets,
(Green Front.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

Senator Sumner recently, in conversa-
ton with Herald correspondent, express
ed himself as determined to take stand
in Congress for the immediate resumption
of specie payments. Nothing more, he
thinks, need be done with the reconstruc-
ton laws, as General Grant will enforce
their provisions. With Reverdy johnson
he was utterly disguised, and was sorry he
had ever consented to his confirmation as
Minister to England.
The employers and workers at the cigar
making business in New York have com
promised, and strike is thus avoided. The
employers have given the men an advance
in price, and have rescinded their resolu-
ton not to employ any member Of the Union.
The Union men have agreed to allow the
bosses to employ non Union men, and to
work with them on equal terms. The bosses
also proposed "that hereafter all differ
ences be settled by joint committee of
arbitration" and the men accepted the pro-
position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

Receipts Of beef cattle continue quite too heavy
for the requit ements of active market Prices
have rather declined since last week. 7 he heavy
supplies OF poultry have caused depres sion In
beef. scarcely any beef Is now sold In West W ash
ington market for over ,aic q D. Sheep continue
ton inferior sells for sGlsc. u ID dressed. Live
sheep are sold for a@;c. u ID gross weight; very
few tots are sold for more than Sc u 10 gross weight
NofhIng was sold yesterday Change for over ioc.
= H., dressed weight. The live, gross ight OF
logs is about &c. u b. lower than the On esseG
trade Is dull.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ngTHE GRECIAN BEND IN RICHMOND
FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS THE
PEOPLE MAY BE SEEN BENDING
TOWARDS THE STORE

JOSE PH STRA USE
10 secure some OF the cheapest goods ever before
offered In this city, suitable for the present and
approaching cold days.
Below you will find the prices of few Of the
many CHEAP GOODS:
100 CoLoRED BED BLANKETS at -. so
worth go;
$50 COLORED BED BLANKETS at s2.7s
worth S3.75;
500 1o-4 WHITE FAMILY BED BLANKETS at
1897 worth SIS;
$50 pairs WHITE HEAVY BED BLANKETS at
IS worth 81; IS pairs at 80, 81. IS, $40,
&c.-worth that In gold;
5oLARGE, BEAUTIFUL BED SPREADS at
81! cheap at IS;
4so LADIES' BALmORAL SKIRTS at 81 worth
$3.50;
200 more of the BEST and HANDsOMEsT from
g. "a, 81, &C.;
/, coo LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
SHAWLS at the lowest prices;
$50 LADIES' CLOAKS just from auction, at
half their value;
100 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS for 81 worth $3.50;
l25 dozen of all grades and prices to suit every
body;
The best quality and highly .colored FRENCH
MERINOES at 81 worth 81. so, and selling
at that almost everywhere;
IS pieces beautiful EMPRESS CLOTH at size;
PLAIN and FIGURED DELAINE Pop
LINS, MUSLIN, REPS, SERGE,
BLACK and COLORED ALPACA,
LINsEYs, SCOTCH PLAIDS, &c, as
tonishingly low;
c,cOo pairs best KID GLOVES at 81 25 cheap at s.;
50 dozen LADIES' wHALEBUNE CORSETs
at 81 worth 81;
rs do en- GENTS UNDERSTANDS from 7Sc.
upwards
IRISH LINEN,
TABLE DAMASk,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS, &C..
LADIES' HOSE from l2tc. upwards;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at loc.;
-4BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at l2sc., l5c., and higher;
ALL-WOOL WHITE, GRAY, RED, and
YELLOW FLANNEL-thc cheapest IN
this city;
KENTUCKY JEANS at lSc.;
KEKSEYS at CSC.
sATINETs
CAssIMEREs,
DOESKINS,
BROADCLOTH,
TWEEDS, &C.,
for MEMS and BOYS WEAR, at prices that
cannot be surpassed by any other house Ia Rich
mond
All l ask is call from one and all. Iguarantce
satisfaction In everything above mentioned, be-
sides 4 saving of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
in the purchase OF goods.
J.R. HAYNES formerly Of King William county,
Va, and Z. 8. SMITHER will be glad to see their
friends and acquaintauces.
Particular attention is asked Of all the country
people not to delay until it be too late to secure
some of those BARGAINS at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S
No. 1893 Main street.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth,
no 20 near Harris & Brothers..
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SDafn.

MADRID, December 2.-The Republicans
yesterday dispersed the monarchlst meet
ing at Orenza.
1t is rumored here that the United States
have recognized the Cuban revolutionists
as belligerents.
General Prim declares the present Gov
eminent has nothing to do with the Bour-
bons, and Indignantly disavoWs any con-
temptation of coup detdt.
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sasURARGE COMPANIES.
T IFE INSURANCE.
IL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
NEW AND Old MODE

T IFE INSURANCE.
IL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
NEW AND OLD MODE.
First question How much per annum will IN
cost man OF thirtyhve TO Insure his lie In Inc
old mode!
Answer-SI34 for "a. roo policy.
Second question.-How much viii 1t cost In the
Answer. About 1880 (see carlisle's Table OF
Third questIon.-why this difference for the
Answer.-First Because I'm the new plan the
company only call for enough In initiation fees 10
paw working expenses with It's interest," ana the
ii rs at death to pay losses.
Second. II there are deaths, no tdr
Third. The saving In Interest over The old mode
Fourth question: How can you afford TO ipeure
so much less than the old mode?
Answer Because we do not charge enough III
adyan ce to pay you one-half back In dividends OUT
of your own money paid In premiums.
Fourth question is policy or insurance upon
the Mutual Benevolent plan the same In all respects
saUs as to chdrgeS2 ~,
1nswer.-A tter the Association has Issued 8, 600
policies and is kept to that standard In numbers,
there Is no difference, except that you are taxed
only at the death of 4 member, while In the ola
mode you are taxed whether losses or not, anu that
in advance.
Above are a few questions and answers as to
the workings of the Mutual Benevolent Assocla-
ton of Richmond. This Association has but rne
class of losses by death. 1t has four classes rs
to ages, by which persons can be received as MEM
bers This Association Is daily receiving acces-
sions to It's members. Parties desiring 70 De In
sIlred will applyto Z. Il. STARKE,
General A gent
1909 corner Main and Twelfth streets.
J, A. EELyIN, Ere Id mt. no Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

A VERY SING CLAIR TRAGEDY IN ROCKIES
r.r. \. Y.-Latc last night singular and
,a4ar.ablc tragedy was performed in south
s.. Paul street, of which we have gathered
;#s following particulars \ beautiful and
accomplished young lad, Miss Emma
", stranger, temporarily lodging at
The u,1urn House, disguised herself in
~ale apparel and proceeded to No. y south
+. raul ,reet, WHARF several Of her friends,
Including her uncle and mother, we're pass
.lc the evening, whom che at first accosted
IN a friendly manner, and conyersed with
Gy&-lLily enough, though rather excitedly,
arau .our Ct two. She is said 10 be per-
IN Of e.ucularlv romantic and erratic dis
POSITION. and her freak Of DOMINIC mans
attire, therefore, attracted little attention,
..' created no surprise. In the course OF
TIE evening, however, she suddenly became
la.auc, and drawing a knife, attacked and
fatally stabbed an old gentleman who en-
jeavoget 70 curb her eCcentricities, and
then rushing upon her uncle, whose name
Was King, killed him with single blow OF
ae,.wranou. Before the Mortified spectators
nuN summon presence OF mind enough to
seize nc iufuriated luuatic she swallowed
so~e potcu, poison, apparently strychnine,
a,.. tiet in a few minutes. -R0CheSter Oe-
5.rW, November Is.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange.

RICHMOND, December 2, 1858.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat White. 55o bushels. Red slG bushels.
COT1.-White, e2G bushels. Mixed l3s bushels.
Odts.-GI bushels.
Rve.-2g2 bushels.
IedI.-6s bushels.
SALES
Thent-White, bushels prime Mt S2.3s; 30
bushels very good Mt f2.3?j; 100 bushels good 1T
So % bushels very inferior at 81 40 so bushels
inferior At 81 cot rtal IS! bushels Red so bush
els very good II g.: q bushels good 81 81 20 90
bushels common at Sts2i. 60 bushels at 81. so IS
bushels damaged ut Fl 10: 10 buehels inferior at
Sl7O. SO bushels at Los 10 bushels ut 81. IS, ~
bushels ut Sl5o: 50 bushels damaged NJ $3.50 20
bushels very Inferior at 81 25-total. IS! bushels
Corn White, 664 bushels very good new mt so3c.
- bushels good new at SEC. 81 bushels damp new
ut ic.-total i33 bushels. Mixed 100 bushels very
good new mt SOC.
Onts.-ls8 bushels prime at sc3c.. ass bushels on
private terms, 1O5 bushels Mt 60c-tctal, IS! buth-
els
Rys.-1O bushels damp Mt Sl.s5: az Bushels prime
on private terms "a bushels medium at St.s5--to-
tai. ls2 bushels.
Seal White country, bolted IS Bushels at poe.
unbolted, 30 bushels at s73c
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat W bite, 90 bushels.
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First Signal Victory over the In
51ians.

HAYES CITY, December 2.-General Gus
tar has captured the Cheyenne village of
Black Kettles band, killing one hundred
aud fifty and capturing ffty-three Indians.
He also captured one thousand horses and
mules, and destroyed ffty-one lodges. Of
the United States troops, Captain Louis
Hamilton was killed, Colonel Barnett
wounded, Major Elliott missing, and nine
teen soldiers killed and fourteen wounded.
Black Kettle, the principal chief, was kill
ed, and the tribe is badly crippled.
General Gustav has returned TO reft his
command.
WASHINGTON, December 2.-General Gus
tar's victory over Black Kettle is confirmed
by official dispatches from General Sheri-
dan. The Indian warriors killed white
woman and boy (prisonersl at the com
mencement of the fight. General sheri-
dams plan of campaign is to move on the
Indians from six points and attack them in
winter quarters.
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North Carolina Tegislature-The
Electoral College.

RALEIGH, N. G., December 2.-The cleo
toral college met to-day and cast the vote
Of the State for Grant and Colfax. G. IL.
Brogden was president.
The Senate's resolution to raise a COM
mittce to investigate charges Of blackmail
and bribery meets opposition in various
quarters in the House. 1t will, however,
probably pass, and the committee go to
work at once.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-General
Grant goes to the Army Officers Reinion
at Chicago on the 9th instant.
1t is stated Mt revenue headquarters that
an unauthorized synopsis of Commissioner
Rollins's report shows an error of 60,000,
600 in one item. 1t is also stated that bogus
copies of the Secretaries' reports are circu-
lating in New York.
The revenue receipts to-day we're $685.
000
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Foreign Markets,

LIVERPOOL, December o. Noon. - Cot
ton dull estimated sales, 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. Other articles I'M
changed. Atternoon.-Cotton dull.
LIVERPOOL, December z.-Eueninq.-
Cotton easier and fully I'D. lower up
lands, llh@11 3d.; Orleans, l1h@1135sd:;
sales, 1000 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged.
LONDON, December .-Noon.-United
States bonds dull at AZ.
LONDON, December 2.-Euening.-Tur-
pentine, 2ss. Cd. Tallow, SIS.
HAvRE, December Cotton dull; on
the spot, 1876; ahoat, ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
r,.nr4,rroNs FOR observation-disclosures

n,pr-TroNs FOR 1LLATIoN-RRPoRT
Inv UNION PACIFIC RATLRoAp--UN-
~ rSrATEMENTS.-WG Washington, De-
tN,1o- commissions Rollins to-day
'., ro thr first directions under The opinion
p Sc Attorucy-Gcncrai relative to redis-
.;,,o.:sn. srcciSyinc the particular process
- a;.,;)Iat;on, by which the law will be
,,c,nI;ci with, in accordance with the con-
,,rI.tiou Of Mir. Evarts.
Tho promulgation of these instructions
IN have the effect Of starting distillcries
', tlc manufacture Of whiskey and other
'".~,,s. Many Of these establishments have
,.,.n substantially suspended for some
1000 aws;,inc the action Of the Attorney
,,,~,rs} and the Commissioner.
Tho commissioners - Mcssrs. Wright,
roracs. and Blickensdorf'cr- to
o,sminc and report upon the condition of
mo Union Pacific railroad to-day fled
,]fjr rcrort with the president. The report
:. na;;c lengthy, and full of details and
,aa.c>. with particularly to the work ne
,a-.srv 10 Nc done in order to complete the
ra~S already accepted hg the Government,
an! bring il up 10 the requirements Of the
salute and within the designation Of o first
class road.
The committee examined eight hundred
AMI ninety miles Of the road, ending at
Nafiy creek, and estimate it will require
Al expenditure Of six millions five hundred
,t3asall dollars to finish the work already
ra.j for by the Government according to
contract.
The report was considered this afternoon
IN Usbiutt session, and it was decided, all
,hc members Of the Cabinet concurring,
The; il is the duty of the Government to
withhold the bonds on that portion reported
to the Secretary Of the Interior as accept
able, including twenty miles for which
bonds were asked on Saturday last--the
whole amount withAeld being for the las;
ne huudrol miles for which certificates
ave been f!cd.-B0timOre San.
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sos GENTS, UNDERSTANDS AND DRA7

sy GENTS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW
ELS, all sizes and weights;
BOYS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and wei gifts;
LADIES' UNDERSH1RTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weights;
GIRLS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weights;
COURTNEY & SON are now receiving the
above goods from the manufacturers agents, and
will sell them for small profits.
j. &. COURTNEY Il SON,
noIo-Im sI5 Broad street.