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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-07
Ladies', TAKE Particular Nouce.
THE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS

THESE PILLS,
l. 90 celebrated
many years ago In
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu
larities, and after
wards 90 notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice Of abortion,
are now offered for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
NEW YORK.

NEw York, Feb. 1.-The Right Rev. A
j. Whitehonse. Bishop OF Illinois. 10 a pas
s.neer by the Bremen steamer Union, du'
at this port
The telegraph lines were working TIL
morning between San Francisco and Heart
Content, and message was sent from Lon
don 10 California In two minutes.
The telegraph has . report that the cash
Ter Of an insurance company, name no'
given, committed suicide. He was . de
faulter to the extent Of 100000.
NEW York. Feb. 2.-The ships Dexter
and Blue Jacket about to sail for CAlifornis
take out thirty six Parrot guns. larHequan,,
titles Of powder, mortars, shell. Shot, anu
three hundred tons Of medical stores iof inc
hospitsl at San Francisco and shrec tnous
and bed steads.
A grand mass meeting is proposed mere |,
| for the 22nd of February to False iuhu
for Southern educational purposes.
Hss Caroline LongwOrth, sister OF tne
Late Nicholas Longworth OF Cincinnal,
! died at Newark YESTERDAY.
Tho siors of Abraham Posner in Bowery,
WAS robbed laet night OF $4,000 worth oil
jewelry. 10,
the President, though Seward has not ac-
ouiesced. has determined upon the inpera-
tive demand on Great Britain Tor settle
mt nj of the Alabama claims
BUFFALO, Feb. 1.-General John . Mel,
President OF the Fenian Brotherhood, IN
apqurated here TO night the first OF series
of meetings to be held throughout the
country. over COCO persons were inside Of
ST. James Hal.
Gen. ONeil was received with great er,
thusiasm Speeches were made by Colonel
Walsh of California, Gen. O'Neil and others
The speakers left for Cleveland tonight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
LEY YCnH.

NEW loRk, Eco. "a Annapolis spec
i'll 70 tho Tribune rays The Mary land
Legislature, or Saturday, was much excited
over c resolution instructine Gov Swami
to issue commission TO the Senator elect,
IL. Hamilton. IL was announced hy one
u Tic Governer's isiends that Mir. Swami
declines to issue the commission, claiming
that Mr.. Hamilton was elected in violation
Of the Eastern shore law concerning Sena-
tors. The subject was postponed anti
Wednesday next.
An Atlanta special, dated the | 81 instant,
SAYS it ID uuierst God that Gen. Meade will
issue general order tomorrow, modify ing
tie terms of Gen. pope's order No. ~, un-
der which sheriffs and other civil officers
were forbidden TO insert legal advertise
ments in newspapers opposing reconstruc-
,38p. Circumstances have been 80 much
changed by the successful progress of re
cor siruction since the PRONUNCIATION of or
Ter NO -. that some modification of the
order would not seem 10 DE advisable.
Gen Mead ieavcs for Montgomery te-
morrow morning, to remain in Alabama
during the eleeuen, commencing on Turs-
day
A Westminster special says: 1t is re-
/
wsl make Encouragement Of the mill
,arg depart n0nts ami he various districts
tA tein Tho material chan rs in com
man iers are expected ia the western and
no ,hwestern States ard territories
IL consequence Of Eneland's refusal to
slow tile slightest scrutiny in the Ala
anna claims, the United States Govern
u.oat has determined to assert positively
that the ca ms must be paid and matters
adjusted either within or eutside The
question of protection to American cl:i-
zens in Europe, the President entirely
concurs in tie views presentcd in Mr.
Banks report, and intends to take speedy
action in the matter Of those now detain-
ed in British prisons.
A Washington special states that there
is a probability Of cabinet changes soon
A new Secretary Of War will certaialy be
nominated shortly.
Ex-Gov. Dennison is in Washington.
Information reached here yesterday which
led to the belief that Gen Meade has issued
an order for the arrest Of Ex-Gov Jenkins,
OF Georgin, on the ground of alleged b.
struction to the enforcement Of the recon
struction laws. Ii is further stated that be
telegraphed Secretary Stanton to have the
arrest made II Gov. J. tolld be found in the
District Of Columbia
The friends Of Mr.. Jenkins place sufficient
reliance on the information they received TO
have him within reach Of Court whore
the writ Of habeas corpus would be respect
ed.
Consul G. II. keays. at Tunis, gives de-
tails Ct great suffering there, and in the To-
terror Of Morocco, and appeals to the United
States for assistance.
DR.. Fowler Of Illinois, is being strongly
pushed for commissioner Of internal reve-
nue.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. flames Mourn waa
arrested here yesterday for robbing Michael
O'Mara Of his pocket book the day the ice
moved In the harbor. Ahou. So 600 worth
of O'Nara's notes were found on him, Lu,
The money and light drafts not ye. recoy-
srei.
The drawing Of what has been known
the Smith Mil and Farm Association. let
terry scheme after the plau o. the Crosoy
Opera House, took place last nj ht. The
mill and ten acres Of land, valued at $685.
GOO. was drawn hy Alouzo McCurdy, mar
ket master of one Of be market houses Of
the city and the farm, valued at SIS, 900,
was drawn by Wm. Woench, a huckster in
broadway market Both Of the lucky in
dividuals ore poor men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
WASHINGTON.

WasniSofoa, February l. - HOUSE, =
Tho Speaker presented communica
ton from the Secretary OF the lntersor
with report Of the Commissioners OF the
Land Office, relative to the sale OF the Siou,
Indian reservation in Minneaote. Referred
to COMMITTEES ON Indian Affairs.
Also, communication from the same, rel
alive tn acclaim Of the Choc;sw Nation OF
Indians against the United States, growing
out OF treaty stipulation. Referred to the
same committee.
The House resumed consideration Of the
election case OF the second district OF Ken
lucky, which finally went over till Monday.
lie Sneaker presented . communicative
iTom the Secretary Of War, with Reports Of
Missouri river.
Adj lurned.
WAsnIaoToN. Feb. Charles Dickens
and suite arrived here last night. lie win
give his first reading on MONDAY. A ,c -.
only about one-fourth Of the ticksts NJ
been disposed of '"'s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Feb 1.-The employees OF the
Memphis GAINESVILLE & Louisville railroad
have struck for non payment OF wages due.
The running OF the road will probably stor.
The law just passed BY the Legislature,
permitting negroes to hold Office and sit on
jnrics, gives much satisfaction to the negroes
generally and ultra Radicals. There ARE
already NEGRO candidates tor important
Offices In this county, anf will be in ma
iority of the counties in middle and western
tennessee Ahlc lawyers have rem lrked
that this Law conflicts with the amendment
to the Constitution ana will prove to the
NEGROES deluaion AMI q snare, eniaillng
w n them law suits instead Of increasir z
their rights The Courts viii determine
the question.
MEMPHIS, Eel. 1.-The Appeals Little
Rock special says that in the Convention
AIR McClurg offered resolution disiran-
chising oil who opposed reconstruction, and
making the voting against the ratification
of the Constitution sufficient grounds for
dist anchisemeni. Referred
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb-The President has
approved the bill for providing for the DIS.
lribu,ion among the people Of the south Of
the dessicated vegetables land preserved
meats. which are not required for the use I
army. The President has also approved
the bill providing that contracts for station
cry for the executive departments shall not
BE- made for more than one year at time.
The following dispatch was received ut
the State Department at half past one p.
m. yesterday:
COPENHAGEN. Jan. 81.
VIM. II, Seward. Secretary Of State, Wash.
ingtOn:
The treaty In regard 10 the sale Of ths
Danish West India Island has been sent Il
Washington. II has been ratified by III,
Rigsdag and signed by the King.
Fractional currency issued Tor the weel
from the Treasury department $500 Gu
amount forwarded $500, 1855; national banl
currency issued $66.040; amount in cirou
laton &299, 542, 936; fractional currency de
stroyed during the week $3,S01.OO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
PENNSYLVANIA.

PirrsBuRa. Feb. 2.-The room Of Moi
tsr.cr rnstcd States Revenue Agent, d
PHILADELPHIA, at the Monongahcla hotel, wal
entered yes,erley morning, and an atsacs
made upon him by two strangers. lie being
m important witness 10 coming whisky
cases. i i inferred he attack s-s made e
present his evidence.
LArRoBE. Pa, Feb. i.-Ss. XavleIs S.ln
inAfy. located within two and a bali mites
OF This place. took fire at o'clock this al
ternoon. aud was totally destroyed: All
The inmates escaped with safety, saving all
of their clothing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03

Iowa Legislature.
fspeciai 10 lie DrsocsAr.l

fspeciai 10 Tie DrsocsAri
DIS MoisEs, Feb. ;.
cvs.,,-vf. Knoll, ofDubuque, present
ed pe,i,ioa With five hundred names an
..d o,oosins a change in the route Of
the Sioux City X.
The Governor has submitted . special
message relative to the ,Des Moines Valley
r. r
The bill legalizing the organization Of
Mount Pleasant passed.
The House resolution for recess Of ten
days beginning Feb. 10, was passed.
The amendment to the Federal Consti-
tuition was taken up md ordered printed,
and made the special order fgr February
26th. al : O'clock 7. u.
The claim Of Hoge was allowed.
Mr. Woolson introduced a bill fixing the
uniform system Of weights and measures.
HorsR. Mr.. Lock God, OF Dubuque, has
important measures to make taxes on
real estate draw one per cent. per month
without further penalty.
Attorney General O'Connor has i'ed
sn elaborate written opinion that all legis
i,tive steps on the constitutional emend-
menl are correct.
Mr. Parker, of Powcshiek, from the Com
mit,ce on Schools. reported that the State
Constitution amply guarantees negroes the
rights TO education, and depriving them OF
such rights is violation Of law, like thsi.
or murder.
Mr.. Grantham, Of Henry bill amend
ing the revenue law taxes need not be car
ried out in separate columns T; sub.school
district tax abolished and townships TO build
school houses.
Mr. BAbbitt Of Pottawatamis, offered .
res luton in favor Of removing the capital
Of the United States to Council Blut1s, and
ably supported the proposition by speech.
Some legislative nonsense followed. Re-
ferrsd.
Wilson Of Dubuque, introduced resolu
ton for two sessions per day after Wednes,,
day next.
Attorney General O'Connor submitted ,
written opinion on the legality Of the lsgis
la.ure fixing the tariff on railroads. Tw,
Thousand copies were ordered printed.
4 memorial of Whites Manual Labor In
sti,ute for $4,000 was read and join
Committee appointed.
4 bill came ~ to allow Boards of Super
visors to compromise Judgments due schoo
fund The bill vas ordered engrosscd.
! bili removing lr IN the jurisdiction Q
Justices Of he pesce trial cases Of timbc
stealing care ~, ard afier long discussion
All urned. Tie bill ,,iH pass onrMoeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA. Feb. 1.-The Convention tc-
day adopted the following:
Resoired, That the Congress of the United
States be respectfully petitioned to appro.
pirate S30000,0 900 of United States currency,
to he loaned under proper regulations. to
aid in developing the agricultural interest
of the needy Southern planters.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing
resolution be transmitted to the President
Of the Senate and Speaker of the House OF
Representatives of the. U nited States, with q
request that they be laid before those bodies;
and that copies be also sent the PIesi-
dents of Constitutional Conventions In the
Southern States, and that we invite the CO.
operation Of such Conventions in this ap-
plication to Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
cnHNscIlCuI.

NoawrcH, Feb. An explosion Of non
explosive burning fluid occurred on Frids :
evening ct the house Of Mr.. A N. Chapnall,
nesr this city. Children had been left in
charge of the housc, and after filing the
lamp one of them aged abou: 4 years set
m lighted lamp down. in front Of the can
and an explosion occurred. One girl aged
about ! years died this morning, and boy
sesd ~ aud girl aged II years are badly
burned, aad probably will not survive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
CNlCA8O.

CHICAGO. Feb. IA Washington special
says; The Senate Finance Committee held
a special session to consider the new finan
clal scneme A majority OF the commi ice
! oppose both HeLderson's ana Morril's bills
II now looks as though they would be IN
able To aRrce upon any measure
n committee from the tobacco convention
were in conference with the Ways and
Means Committee to- laj. they recon-
mend considt rable reduction of TIE tax
ani suggest numerous changes In order 70
prevent lrauis.
Several leading Democratic politicians
have been IN secret council with Democratic
members OF both Houses OF Congress. AZ
ranging tnc programme for tho next Pref
dental campaign. inc greatest difficulty
Is to concentrate apon an available candi-
date. The Northwes, insists on PcnGletnn
New England regulates bin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
CElCARn.

CHICAGO, Illinois, February Sd, 1861
The palace car "Cl,y Of Chicaro.r run.
ming on the Chicago, Darlington I o.;nc,
Railroad. took FIRE abous IL o'clock S,,nr,
day night, few miles from Kswanee Sta
ton, and Was totally destroyed. The train
WAS going at iull speed at the time. and
great confusion was created among the pas
scngers Of the a'ace car, some Of whom in
making their escape to the forward car los,
considerable in tho way Of property laid
aside for the night, but all Of whom escaped
bodily harm. The accident was occasioned
BY The explosion & kerosene lamp. The
car belonged to the Pullman line, and was
built at the Aurora shops at an original
cost Of over $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. l.-Disp.sches received
from Jefferson City report that Governor
Fletcher is about to seize the Missouri &
Pacific railroad In tho name of the State.
A bill has been introduced In the House
IN abolish capital punishment and substi
tute therefor imprisonment for life In the
penitentisry.
A bill was also introduced to establish
boards OF pardon commissioners, which
provides that applications for pardon mus,
be presented to this board. who shall notify
the District Attorney Of the district where
the crime WIS committed that such appliCA-
ton has been made. the Attorney 10 TO fur
nish the evidence. Should the application
be considered favorably by the beurd they
are 10 forward II to the Governor for bic
signature.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
JOHN =. DAVIS,
Dexter Threshing Machines,

-. n ,.. q. =. ]. g. n.
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Foreign news 81 Atlantic Cable


LONDON. Feb. IA late dispatch vas
received here from Athens giving an &C
count Of another battle between the Turks
and the Oretau's in which the latter were
successful. The Spakiotean mountaineers
were the attacking party. the Turks stood
around The battle lasted all day. the Turks
acknowledging . loss Of $50 killed the
Cretan's loss is not stated.
MADRID. Fet. lin accordance with the
expressed determination Of the Government
TO uphold the temporal power OF the Holy
| Father. steps have been taken for forma
ton Of corps, to be known ~ the Papa
Legion.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Evening. Letters from
Killarney say the clergy Of that town who
refused to say masses for the souls OF Allen
l.arkn and Gould, who were executed a
Manchester, have ceased 10 receive any
money for their support or that Of thei
churches
a terrific gale prevails throughout Eng
land tonight, and disaster both to life an(
property OIL land and sea is apprehended
| The telegraph lines TO Liverpool are down
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-The ca6men OF Thu
city are on strike, which has caused muci
| inconvenience To the inhabitants.
CADR, Fet. 2.-RoroT.s received iron
Morocco say a severe famine prevails in Tar
eiers ana Teuton.
FLORENCE, Feb At was ANNOUNCED j,
both Houses OF Parliament, yesteiday, tina
the crown prince Humbeft las been for'un
gtrly iesrathed Ia Princess Marurefita, O
Genoa.
PARE, Feb 2.-lt is reported that Coy
ernrpent Is likely 10 withdraw the new bill
for the regulation of the press, in conso
queucc Ui the opposition 10 The measure
by Ike liberal party
Pans, Feb , The Courier Franchise o
Farragut ut Naples is designed as coun
tcrpoisc TO the French forces and to sustain
the Liberals OF Italy with whom he hold
Intimate relations The Courier says that
Farragut has sent TO Canrera promise
OF his support, and only awaits the reply o
Garbaidi.
Inc debate on the proposed bill sJr thu
government Of the press closed last evening
n vote reached The success of tie bill
is regarded q extremely prob,cmatical.
BERLIN, Fell 2.-The bills introduce,
by the Government granting large indem
mites 10 tn. King Of Hanover and TIE Duk,
a M sau have been passed in the Diet
| Much opposition was shown 10 granting
appropriations, aud a. one the their PTS
sage seemed doubtful but toward the Gle 81
o. Tie debate Count Bismarck declared tha
II not adopted he would be compelled &c
dis olive Parliament this threat was Ct
! lectua'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
MiS5isslppj,

JACKSON. MISS, Feb. lin the Conven.
ton I day the Committee on Judiciarv r.
ported. with recommendations, that 81 ar
ticle he Incorporated in the Constitution 10
'hc effect Judges be appointed by the Gov.
esncr, with the consent of the Senate: "a
hold Office. nine years. The COMMITTEES On
executive Department submitted seport,
providlng 6oe elecl5on q staae oGRoere, -
10 continue for four years In ONCE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
ILLINOIS.

E.ars. Feb. "a fire this morning des-
troyed the building occupied oy ?: y.
ssh 's lss.'no.s,naker. The buildings
re owned BY Andrew J. Smith and L. S.
etowe. wilder L Co lose about 81 BOO
IN ,hcir stock. and is fully Insured. Mr..
smith loss is $4,000, with no insurance.
IRE fire Is supposed to be the work Of an
ircendiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
CALIFORNIA.

San FRAYcisco. Feb. Late advices
from Arizona Gays Indians made descent
upon Bcale Spring Station. and Camp vii.
lows, and shot or carried eff all the stock.
Nail carriers escort OF military, ard four
men belonging to The railroad survey were
los! IN the wilderness even days, and came
near starving
GOV hcCora icls and other civil officers
Of tie Territory, arrived al Tuscan Dec II.
The citizens escorted them into town ami
gave q grand supper 10 their nolor.
The population oil Tuscan and vicinity Is
rapidly iacseas.ng, and hopes for better
times
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-GeneYal Han.
cock returned Friday night from visit to
Texas.
In the Convention to-day an ordinance
was offered to the fleet that all sheriff., re-
corders Of mortgages. and clerks who re
ceiye an income of over $4,000, shall dc
vote The excess of that sum to the poor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
FLORIDA.

TALLAuAs:EE, Feb LIN the Convention
a resolution was offered that no delegate
now in the Convention should be eligible
to the Office OF Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Secretary OF State. Auditor, Treas
urer or Register OF Public Lands, for the
space of ten years from date. The resolu-
ton went over.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
WISCONSIN.

MAprsoy. Feb. 1.-Thos. Cbenoweth
hs ness shop was destroyed by hre thii
morning. Loss about $500; insurance
e., 500. ,,,,,
The boiler Of portable steam saw mn MI,
near warsaw, exploded January itn, XII
inc three persons. and wounding eish'' 'wo
fatally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
OHIO.

CINclHaATI, Feb AT six o'clock this
evening. fire broke out in Dayton, Ohio.
AZ the corner Of Third and Jefferson streets,
consuming several frame and one brick
building. Loss 10000 Amount Of insur-
ancc not ascertained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
" fcSTER.r HOTEL,

Nos. .. II, IS s Is CoRTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
D. ID. WINCHESTER d T. d. TtycuRsrxn PR0P'S
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
! this Hotel, our Iowa friends will find especi
ally sdapted TO their convenience, beng contigus
Gus 70 all the western Rail Road and Steamboat
endings "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph February 8.
Flour-Less active for spring extras. but
holders fra.
Wheat Moderately active at . decline Of la
l-2c; No. l. S.0s@2 % Ia; No. 2 closed firm
er at 2.041 a.. 04]1.
Corn--Stesdy and . shade 6rmee 62sl0eS
for new buyers asking one-foursh cent higher
| ~ close.
UaAs--Stesdy, IS l-9a6s9<c.
Rye Firmer, l.5lel So for No. J.
Bsslsy-Quist. a.osQals for No. ., 1.eoDi.ss
fer rejected.
Provisioss- Very setivs. higher standard
msss pork, 1885, choice brands, 2S.o0Qs5be
higher.
LASd--i3 IL.
Green Haos---ll Oil 10 ;eursl meats, aetivs;
dry saltsA shoulders, s0sl1; sweet picked
hams. - - cumberiands. s@sA; short rib,
quiet q lo0loh.
Dressed hogs.-- Active. 15@qoc. better; I. Goa
$50, dividing on 200 lbe CLOSING firm.
Hogs-Recsived, 81 head prices nominal At
s.5@7s5.
Cattle. .No9lected nominal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
Gonna ERCsAL.
sssscrport isa-iket Report.

Ofrsa or rms DAvsxroar DrMoca.r.
February 8, ls5s
FLouR-Cho,ce family, Wholesale, tlo. 40; re-
tail. Sll.0a.
WHEAf-No. l, 81. s5@s1e0; No, 2, el.75a
l.s5.
BARiEr-tl.7s@t zee.
OArs-5S cents.
kVs-$l.05.
Coax-New. &c in the ear
PofAfoKs-l. 2SoG.l so
BusrRs-3oc. per b.
Eeae-25c
HAv-aood Timothy tlo.0o.to $500; Pssi-
RE es. 90 to 5000,
CoAA-Soft, delivered, 20 ccuts per bushsl.
Anthracite. deliv cred, tle per ton.
Woop-t6 per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Feb. lin the Senate to-day.
q bill was introduced to strike the word
+" white" out OF the Constitution. The bill
provides that the vote on the question shall
be attached to the general ballot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03

u NJ XICAN HOIkAAs
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
J t0Rposite cid ladspsadsass nallla Is.
Q. y. HkUL1N06, .PuoenmsoG9
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

NEW DESIGNS OF THE UNI.
IN que. Iseful aud Popular Fol.
tini. Tops and Cabinet Cases have
been prepared from every variety OF wood, and
from the PLANES, 20 the most elaborate pattern
and finish for incosing the Singer New Family
Sewing Machine Davenport Office No; " BRA
Street. sepl6-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03

~. Leafs Market.
By Telegraph February 8.
Flour--Firm and unchanged.
Wheat Quiet; 2.5oM2s5 for red AMI white.
Corn. Steady. sils6c.
Oats Unchanged. GsMT0.
harley. Higher; 2.60 for choice fall.
Rye Lover at s5
Pork Very Iit,ls doing small sales at 81 50.
Bacon Clear rib eides II /. 26fi2 cleer sides
IL.
Lar i-.s1i3 IL for steam and kettle, with
no buyers.