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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13

LOCAL. AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
county and town, and applications from
competent parties for such agencies. with
suitable endorsement, should be addressed 10
the Company's General Agent,
ROBERT p. SOAH.
Mo. pa F street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth sts:, Rashtngtoa, %. q,
and states of Virginia and West Virginia.
sepS0-Sm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13

The OFFICERS of the Association are:
E. McCURDY, President.
ELSON T. WRIGHT, Vice President.
w. &. CARMAN, Treasurer.
LEWIS SANDERS, secretarY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13
OBJECT.

The object ofthIs Associations 10 secure
ASH paSment within forty days after the
9Th nj n member OF as many dollars DS there
aT.. members in the class 10 which he or she
SsIoDps 10 hts or her heirs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13

WAGTED.--SALES to travel for
w 4 Manufacturing Company and sell by
ssaInp e. Good wages are guaEanteed- Ad-
dress, with stamp, II. ID. HAMILTON & Co.,
No. 4LS Chestnut ST., Philadel phia, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13

The TRUSTEES OF the Association are:
Ek E.ISS !; %KIdaT. ESQ., PRESIDENT Star
W. 8 CARMAN. ESQ. President stuyyesant
Bank, New York city. =
Il. w. FORD, Esq, Cashier National Bank
of the Republic.
L. W. MURRAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13

All Communications should be addressed
to ROBERT p. NOAH, No. "a F street,
Washington, ID. O., General Agent for the
District OF Columbia and states Of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co.
operative Relief Association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13

Tho advantages of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panics can break II; the fees are SO small, and
required To be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure TO his family a COM
nm
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

COf WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LO-t Protestant woman (ierman) chamberlnaid and
to assist with ronlng first class washer and ironer best
city reference.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

1i7 WEST S3D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
4 I'll cook, washer and roner, o general
housework in small private family; two years. city refer
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

C01 WEST s5TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
As)l young American Protestant girl childs
nurse in respectable family Good reference given II
Qured
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

QCS Sd Ay. IN THE sTORE.-A YOUNG GIRL AS
cAC chnmbermaid and plain In private IA
niy can operate on Wheeler Wilson's machine Good city
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

COQ WEST 9TH ST., NEAR .7TH Av,. FIRST
ZO.p foor.A young g TO do chsmberwork and waiting
assist the washihg wal to the country Best ref
given.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

C0O EAST GOTH ST., BETWEEN Cd AND 3D. AVS
LOO A young girl chambermaid and waitress, or
chambemad and to do fine washing and ronng best city
reference, objection to the country
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

1l1 WEST 4sTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL
r + assit with housework would do light chamber
work, waitress objection to u short distance n
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

IOO WEST sbTH ST., CORNER OF 9TH Av., TOP
iVO floor back roomnTwo respectable girls; one to
ing nurse In private family; good city reference
required. Can be seen for two DAYS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

Nsw Yoax, Dec. q.-Ths Herald prints
. notification from tbs Western Union
Telegraph Company to the New York As.
soc ated Press that the former will terni-
nate their contract with tine latter after the
22i Of December.
The Evening Post says that Mr.. johnson
has certainly produced one Of the most re-
markable public documents which we hav.
any knowledge Of. lie begins by urging
Congress 10 repeal the reconstruction acts,
and follows this invitation BY . proposition
for the reputation Of The national debt,
wh:e he explains, with grave delight at
his own discovery. and an utter uneon-
sciousness .. the bare faced knavssy Of his
proposition. Or the injury he il inficting
upon the American name. or the insult be
10 Offering to the American people. All be
sage besides 10 Of ANAL consequence com
pared with this deliberate attempt to dis
honor the country.
The Commsrciars account gives . bare
resume Of the msssa;s, expressing no epin-
ion.
The Express SAYS it will be found verify
Of cirs!ui psrusal BY oil who are anxious
to be informed Of the state Of the patton
as It 10 at present. Being nearly at the end
o: his official career, and about 10 quit the
presidential chair, he cannot now, in what
he has to say, be accused Of having any
party purposes to subservs or personal in
terests - promote, and 40 his message
should be accepted - bearing throughout
tho impress OF impartial and entire free
dom from personal prejudice or coIoring
for party eject.
ALBANY. Dec. 0.-Ata meeting Of the
newly elected directors Of the New York
Central Railroad, to-day, Cornelius Wander.
bilt vas unanimously elected President and
Daniel Terrence, Vice President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
LATEST News

NJ TELE0A.lPM.
- TmR DAILY DRaOCRAT

Nav YoRk, Dee. 10.-A most magni6.
cent reception was given TO Gen. Gran,
last night ct the residence Of Marshall 0.
Roberts. Among the distinguished guests
present, we're Governor Hsfman, Charles
Dana. Hon. Jno. A Grisweld, VIM. B.
Astsr, Hon. Jno. A. Fransis. Col. +. W.
Knox, Gen. Burnside, Gen. BAnks, WIN. G.
Bryant, Geo. W. Curtis, James II. Browne,
Henry J. Raymond, Cyrus w. Field. Gen.
0iekiss. lsaae W Enslssd. Rebt. Ande sen,
Peter Cooper, Nssss Tsylsr, Joo c. Free.
osat, HssryC. Mosphy and Samuel. J.
rilden. Ne spssehss we're made. The
anais was geeuiss sseeess.
The Tsibuns ssys 81 shs Predicate mes
sage: i 10 HE worst and unfortunately
his last insult 70 The American people. A
be gee cut Of the White House he steps e
shake HE Bss q the Capital. There Of,
men vho baffisd him there are Represent.
stives Who impeachsd him Senator's whs
convicted him the makers Of the laws
that fsttsr Lin the servants Of the people
prevented him frsm restoring rsbeis u
pswer, and making the war useless saeri
dec. Utterly powerl. - % he In 10 arrest
the bright chariot Of destiny, he cannot
forbssr TO threw mud at il a. Il passes.
The World says or the treatment Of the
msssass By Congress yesterday, that Gen.
Grants sycephants. beth In the Senate end
House. succeeded in putting az insult %
the Precedent. This extraordinary pre-
sssdisg % sswsthiag more than . wantou
insult 10 the head Of the Government u
is asgrant contempt Of the Constitution
The doctrines 81 the President. though
susceptible Of essfatstior, are such % On
hsusst nan may entertain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

On Redistribution, reported bin relieving
r. j. Moses, Of Seuih Carolina, frsm oil
disabilities arising out Of his connection
With the rebellion. Carried by the requisite
two thirds vote.
Csmmit,ss on Appropriations. made q
statement in reference to ito business. Id
said the estimate on which that commits q
would have to oct, would not reach the
House till the close Of this week Or the b.
ginning Of the next week, and not in season
to allow the committee to effect and report
any Of the regular appropriation bills BE- fsrs
the time when the ChSistuss recess 10 usu-
ally taken.
Ten regular appropriation bills are 70 b
considered BY the House The legislative
bills, army bill, heavy bill, pension bin,
psstofBes bill. military academy bill, sundry
civil Lillt, deficiency bill. and the eoasulas
and diplomatic appropriation bill. In ease
u . rscsss majsrity u the nsnbers 81
The Appropriated Oea.nittes will ssoaia
in Washington and attsnd 70 budosse.-
Nothing, therefore. would b gaiasd By the
Heuss continuing 10 session, and be vas in
structsd to propose on Thursday Of next
week, or on the following Msndsy, that the
F~tiesA Osngress adjourn till che 9th .!
January.
Mr.. wasburns said II avswsd thai We
desire the question ssttlsd now. II, said
he, that BE- the judgment Of the House,
an willing to submit the current rsselutise
for recess new. do not, however. Do.
eide, until soos ether gentlsmsn have besn
heard from the committee.
Mr.. Sehsnck dssirsd to say something
about the eeuditisa Of the business Of the
Committee on Views and Means.
NJ. HisbsSsalled fsr the regular ordsr Of
busisess.
TIE subject wss therefore dismissed for
the present.
Mr. Bingham, frem the Committee %
stsussioa reported DILL providiog iss
an election In Virgins. 10 b held %
Wednesday, the Goth Of January next, The
question g b fer tie constitution Or against
il, adopted BY The eenvsntien which net IL
Riehuend, December Sd. 1867. He e.
planned the bill, and eaid Il wao the same ~
the on: pa.:.a :.ss July, except = 70 the
time Of holding the election.
In the HsuSs, amer rsadiag the Prssl.
dsnIs message, NJ. Washburse, or lllinoip,
having made . metien that the ooesaee b
priu.ed. said that the pat relating 70 the
puoiic debt vas IN uadisguised misrsprs.
ssntatiss and disgrass 70 the country and
the President.
After considerable debate, the message
was laid On the table and ordered twisted
yeas, 1cs says, 90.
A recitation wss offered W Nr. Rodmau,
ysste d., eallisg on the President fer infer.
0aten 10 rsssespes . the Fesian prison,
ers. Taken up and passed.
Considerable discussion sesusd on thl
netisn 81 M. Wsshbvrrs. Of Illinis, 70 o.
the date 81 elections ct later period thas
named in the bill, pesding when The Psss-
idsnts message was received end road
After the rsadisg, that part rslatisg 10 The
public debt va dsnsuseci By Mr.. Wash.
burns. ~ Illinois, - disgraesful y ths
country and The President. Msssss. Brem.
oil, Paine and Sehsnek, Of Ohie, expressed
similar Views, aad shs message Wa laid on
the table.
The Virginia election bill was amssdsd
and passed.
The Hsuss adjourned At 3:45.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
CMlclc0.

CnrcAso, Dec. 1o.-Iast night, between
10 and II s'clsek, . large plsning mil u
Aid. Rasssll's, on Fultsn street, was dis
covered u Do % Ore. and Was burned 10
the ground With the entire eestssts. The
loss 10 net lees than $4,000. upon which
there 10 - insusancs.
About 3 s'elsck yesterday nsssing the
namoeo Dosss billiard saleos On Wabash
Avenue vac nearly destroyed BY hrs.
The weather 10 clear and eel0. The
msscsry this forenoon 10 eight degrees be-
lew zero.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
WASHINGTON.

WAssiSsrsN. Dec. 9.-Ths Georgia ~.
esnscsuction bill Was iatreduesd ia Senate
ls<day BY Ssossr. II declares that The
present state government 10 provisional
only, Il having failed 10 comply With -.
quirsasnts Of laws under which the State
was admittsd 70 representation. and provide
for the rsassemblios and purging Of gov
ernment ssseobly and empowers the pro-
visioual govsrnnsnt 70 rsmevs the State
aed Municipal o1iesrs and direct The Prcsi.
dent - furnish sufhcisnt military force 70
psesssve peace and project property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
rerei9n News By Atlantic Cable.

MADRID, Dee. 10 The insurgents in thil
| city still occupy tho Ho,sl dc Vile and
surrounding houses and have erected bar.
r.cades. The government troops isd
he custom house and buildings in the
neishberheod up to the city. All foreign
| consuls nave taken refuge in the custom
house. The civil government Of Cad z had
'ed to San Fernando, and the insurgents
have forced into their ranks oil abls bodied
mon. The prison conve,s and former mail
guards have joined the insurgents.
| A telegraph from San Fernando says the
movement 10 reaetienary and carried on in
the name with the elements Of republican.
ism. The insurgents seem to b veil sup>
piled With money
The civil government Of Sarsgossa tele-
graphic that the republicans there Intended
to attempt TO reisass and arm the convicss,
but precautions were taken which pre-
vented tas plot from being carried snt.
VA,ErrA. Dec. -psspatches from
Sicily report fresh eruption OF Nj. Etna.
On Thursday nigh, the volcano breas out
With increased violence. sjscting fame and
lava uE,il 4 o'clock this morning. Tor
rents Of lava devastated the surrounding
country. Ashes from the crater .s.l on the
town Of Aei Realc and were blown even
into tho streets Of Messina. At 'ast &C.
counts the moun.ain was suvelopsd in
smoke and labored with dsafen:ng de.ona
ton. Great crowds have gathered on the
northern shore Of Malta 10 witness the
msgLihcsnt spectacle, which, though 100
miles distant, 10 distinctly visible.
LivRaPooL. Dec. 81 following are
the additional particulars Of the loss Of the
steamship H,bsrnia. which have been OBJ
tanned
The pr:neipal cause o! the disaster Wa
The brsssisg sfs screw shat inside the
screw pipe. The se'sw get leess, and
damaged tine stsaa pipe, csssine . fearful
leak. through which large volume Of W.
tsr ushsd Int the held.
Every attempt was made 70 save the
ship, bat . stroog gale prsvsiled at the
time, with heavy oea, ana it vas found
Impossible . stsp the lsas. The steamer
WAS rapidly settling when beats we're low
cred, and The passengers we're all en-
barked.
Excellent order was maintained By the
ship's officers. whs kept the crew usdsr
complete control. and prevented oil panic
among The passengers.
The I've beats previously reported saved
wsrs picked up by the chip Star Of Hsps,
bound for Obssbssn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
LATE NEWS
~ TELE0R.APR.
FoRTlErm CoNeRnes.

WARslueroN, Dee. .. - SnxArn -The
prssideut presented the ANIMAL ,epert d
Treasurer Spinner aad cemptssllss Of The
Currency.
Mr.. Willisns INTRODUCED bill 10 cid IN
ths conasrue.iss u The Oregon 'biaaeA Pa
ci6s Railroad.
Ordsesd printed.
The Senate took up The bill for relief q
Political disabilitiss.
T. +. Moore. Chief Jostiee Of South Car.
DINA. and Davis, Of Ksntnckv, 0evsd to
extend The Same relief 70 oil sthss citizens
Of Ssnth Carolina. Motion was lost. All!
Senator'S prsssnt vsting in the negative.
except Msesrs Bayard, Davis, Dixon. Deo-
little. Terry, AcCrears. Msreon, Patterson,
o. Tennessee, and Salisbury. The bill
then passed. Ysar-46; nays-9.
A message was received from the House.
stating they had passed bill reguatinr
duties On imported copper and srss. and
transmitting the act restoring the Bsrsau
Of Indian adairs 70 the War Department.
Laid % tho table.
On motion the Senate toek . recess. and
% TsassssUbling the Prssidens's message
wss received ct the hands Of his Private
secretary. and read BY the Secretary Of the
senate. when about half Of Il had bsen
read, hr. Csnnes moved that further read
.ng b dispensed with. On the ground tha,
I" 80 an offence and uptrue.
= M Davis opposed the motion. and Mr..
Hove followed in ito support. while he
claimed oil esnsideratisss Of preprissv due
the messags. snd demanded resdine.
NJ. Wilson. while dsnsuaeioe NJ. John.
cen. sAeushs the mssssss shsuld s. veed.
Nj. Hendricks insisted that II - mt
The Prssident's right, but his du,v. a.
state his objections 70 The Ceeeressior.l
policy.
Mr.. Conness Withdrew his motier
Mr.. C.meren said he vas surprised A. ~.
netioo snd declared it, adopsisn vculd
bslittle the Senate, add indicate mere
spitsfulnsss.
Mr.. Drake suggested that % Cspe,ss,
bad received % many Of like character. il
might % we'll take enc more.
Mr.. Howe aseusd that The Presidents
duty wae 70 communicate facte, not opinions.
end ths Senate wss not bouod 70 hss. his
argument, ebuse end insultleg message.
~. Ed0snds sAid The traasossisn 81 hes
tasss wssll b facilitatsd b. Aslsssine THE
eeessten tin te-0osssu, ao1 uessA . ID.
joorns which Ne eossioo-9e . %.
Hssss.-Af. Paine, itsa ~ Csnnittss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

ParlApsIrsIA, Dec. 9.-Hugh Craig val
arrested here to- day, % . charge Of cut
ting his mothers threat early this after.
nesn. while still in bed He 10 . compost
tor. 20 years old, and recently given indi-
cations OF insanity. He Was found in bed
With hands aad clothes bloody. Mrs. Craig
vas taken . the hospital in critical Coz
ditisn, but with sliebt hopes Of recovery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
-. n.Oaio Market.

-. A-oalo Market.
y Telegraph Dee 10.
Flour Quiet. firm and net qustably oAAngsd
Whsat-Higher and 10 coed demand.
Corn-Higher. 70@73
Oats-Higher, 5S@5s.
Ryc-Firm. IS.
Bsrley-UnchaageA.
Pork--Hiehe- anl firm ct the advass~
Bacon hrmsr.
Lsrd-Highsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

New York Market
by Telegraph. Nsw Yeas, Dee. 10.
Flsu--Fair, Business dull.
Wheat-Qaist. 1. 60 fol- No. ? spring.
Cern-Scarcsly % firm atl.lAx0ln.
Barley--Dull.
Oats-Essisr /; 7e3lMe0.
Perk-Dull and heavy IS 6oe2s.0e.
Cat neats-Steady
Lard-Firner steam 16L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
HAVANA.

HAVANA. Dec. 9.-Pref. Dslsssier, Of
Aineton, Jamaica. who. long time 10 cd
vascs, announced the days % which earth.
quakss would visit 81. Thomas, Chill and
Peru, aoneuucss that there will BE- an
earthquake in Cuba o. vicinity on the 9th
and llth Of December.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

TINS lots In North Dsvsspsrt and 10 in RasG
Davenport, cheap - dirt; good - acre farn in
Pleasant Valley, emily 81. 800, aad, lets Of sthss
bssgsiss. wild laud BY the cart lead.
ELpaip0n Bn0..
Lead and Insurance Agents.
20 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
S0uTN CAROLINA.

coLvnscs, Dee. l0-Ths Legislature
yesterday elected r. B. Osrpsutsr, white,
Circuit Judge, and W. J. McKioly, colored,
Register Of Mesas Conveyance for Charles.
ton county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
by telegraph. Dee. 10.
Fiour-Dul and unchanged.
! Wheat-Closed with sellers Of No. 2 spring
| ct TX.
Com New quiet at IS.
| Oats STEADY ct 481f d4ss<.
Rye-Nominally held ~ LIS for No. \.
| Bsrley-Quiet and steady u |. IS.
Pork--E xcited and fully 25c higher.
| Bulk Msats-Held firmly With email sales, buy.
ers and sellers apart.
Lard-Fnm with small sales.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

l - ~OssSSS NV toss UtVGa VI OSo0H 0UxIvV
| aqd foreign wines q the wise heuee o.
q Wet sssonl otssss.
Usv rL AT AL ssAsons BERB
D1TTERS-a - means Of prsnstise perfect u:
gessisn, an even and .ssural Asw Of bile, ssa .
healthy cssditiss q Tie so~sls sai skin.
JAnrss. KIas I Cos aas ssspis ssd fsusy
Toilet Sseps. sompsisisg 0srmas Matted. Olive
Star. Improved Chsmiesi. Pals. Ae. ssld b.
oil gsocsrs and fancy gseds dsaisss.
Tnsas 10 - TINS sea UhAY.-Whss the
Lusss become diseased Ne Art sysptons IN
Pulnssasy Csssuoptiss 10 . dry hscking
esssA, seost,nss sstssdsa With paiss in the
chest ssd AiiIsslty Of bsseahisg. 0ss Of the
bsss rsnsdiss = - b AiIss's Luns BAIsAn
| Il checks The Aisesss b sAses time.
Pr :.ls y II Dealers = Sa.ily hsaisisss
nssss's Pais-K illisg llaeis Oh b - ssssllsst
rsmedy fer tssthaehs. hssdsehs. Esd 0asy sthsf
kinds Of pain. Al eur rss3sss vsuld d them
selves greet favor ty keeping Il % hasd Ter
use, and see hsw quick ten o. twelve drops will
cure collie pains, given to ysur children.
Sss DoRca - 0aAPss. la anothssf esluD0,
sfSPERRs STANDARD wlN8 BlfTBRS. II
10 highiv reconnsadsd BY physicians for dye.
pspsics. - seesust Of its tssis psepsistiss. its
purity and iss delicious Asvors.
Tus fvsrop Anp owDssnss OeS Lvn On II the
serld. naaafAetsrs1 ftsa ltesh. healthy iissss ~
- the sss shore u 10 perfectly pare ssd svsse
pafsots VIE have oaee takes u eaa tAhs ~ ether.
Ask for .uasara . Caswslrs Cod Liver OH. "oana.
AetsssA ~ CAswsll. nAxAse = c.. sosesssese y
cecwsii. Mack Co.. New York. oelS = 81 drug
gists thos4soeAweew
HolLovAy's Pslas. "A Successful physaeian. Ssiag
eAallssssd By soas nedicaloartinsts - describe
certain conpiaiss. ssety replied 'osstlsoss II b
aissrdes Which You eHnt core and eas." Dr..
Hsllewsy night .ssy the sane - the faculty ~
CARDS Dyspepss. HI cslsssassA Pfils II isfalliSly
ed whsA oil ether remedies havs Dsevsd utterly
ssslsss. TAsss 10 no disease Of he Stomach uv.
o.. sests ~ ehsseie slisht o. vIejsat, which the
Pin viii ~ ansliersss aDa relieve. oell By Ill
Drugsists.
- - sns 1ns.-oe - ~ 1sysas = oessAaso
tsva otate Dusinsss College y ~ . eAssoaeA 49,
teal sssiasss sdsessses yss sisessss . Dapsss. =
Assss, (sasiesine ssaapl ''1As DDaas . oassesa
Commercial Osllsee. psveapsst. love-.
Kssnsts Lair Dye. Natural. Durable. Bsastifa
Dsst end CSsspsst h the World. SOLD By I'll Dssg-
ists enl Oeastsy otorsksspsn. JOHN J. KAOM11,
oeas Prspsiosos. ~ Chestnut o.. PAilo1slphia.
l
TRY" GILT EDGE
Else Cut Chswiss Tsbaces: The bsstl.Teboeee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
Chicawe 1--we stock Nlarke1

Chicage Live Stock Market.
Dy Telegraph. Dec. 10.
Dressed Hogs-Firm and active. at ese0
go.
Live Hogs-Reesipts. 1880 head. Active
and steady: Common, 1907 IS; good 4
prime. 8 00as.25.
Cattle Dull, light supply good shipping de-
msnd for choice. Sales Of common TO fair sewl
st 5oGsl 40. Good choice shipping stssrs. g..
e0M7 rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

OavoDpoee Market REPORT
oSvsn % sns DAvnspsss DBsscaAs.

oSvsm % snn DAvnspens DDsscaAs,
Dee. Q, 1859.
tLsuA-Whsissals. eco; retail. o7.ee.
WnsAs-Ns. I. q 90,
DAaL.Y-No l.o1.o00l.eo.
OAse-3SG loets.
RYs-Ne receipts.
OeaH-Nsw, 30.
oriom-No receipts.
PesAseDe- No MARKET
DssSss- s5s. Per b.
kooe-SOe.
Gassn Arsrss-o1.7s per bushsl.
hAv-0sod Timsthy tiS.ee0elS I. ~. per Ten.
Prairie oll.ee per ton. Slough, ! u .eeoS.ee.
CoAL-Soft at yard. lie p bashsl delivered
le32Oe.
ANrnaAcrfs--Aty yard ST. 30 per ten
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
AUCTION SALE.
Elegant Furniture

We have just received - esussamsntt the fol
lowing described furniture which will b inelu-
dsd il cur Saturdsys' sale Of The 18th inst,
from private family who have sscsstly arrived
frsm New York City, and are nov abans enisa
housekeeping.
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