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RELIGIOUS.

GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH.
HUDsoN, n. Y, June 3.-The General Synod
Of the Reformed Church in America began its annual
sion in tins city this morning This is the highest judi
catory Of the Church. and is composed Of delegates from
all parts the country whore the Church has an organ.
jzation Full delegations here, comprising some or
the most emluent dyines in the Church. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year, as oows President the
Rev DR. T. s. Porter Assessor the Rev. Dr. A. G Yer
mye Clerks the Rev. Messrs A. b. Peeke, and = W.
Strong This afternoon addresses were delivered by the
Rev DR. Wells and the Rev. G.. w. Bentley. The Rev.
DR. Strong OF Ithaca preached sermon this evening.
UNIyEEsALISTS' CONVENTION.
PITTSBURGH, June 3.-The pennsylvania
State Convention OF Unyersalsts met IN annual session
to-day The Rev. Moses Ballou Of Philadelphia presided
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lase ~ 10 for wooled Ic tot shesred decBs Of -
5 y OF MAJ Receipts Tor tie 3.e hesfs
sales, 800 head.
NgwOHEAS Jaut 3-Cotton hir demand With siV.aGar
90 bales; receipts 10 haesf
exports e89 acs exports yesterday reported 44 bales sesf
Exchange lgd55 New Sight Exchange, cent preniun
Gold lot Sugar dull Cuba Nos and l3 ne Cssa ho ....s
4 Flour tni; Snperfae 80 25d 80 80; Cboce Sz1p hofa
esse AZ 81 d$l O Oats dali AZ soc Hay S0bN Poft
Gu and dropping at S29 Bacon gei Shoulders bse Clear Siis
lltc Lard anner; Terce l9Id20c.
MOBILE, Ala, Juue 5CottoRIhe demand Is limited and rsnsAo
uop restricted by high prices claimed By sellers sales ~ odesg
Midhngs closed dau at 23c.; receipts, bales
Louisville 3rObaccO; bids 10 heavy tn
ting Leaf $40 s22 Is Saper6ne Foar SO Corn 9J9r
Wheat 81 2J0 50 80 Rye. - IS Lard Isle Mess Pork t1
acon-Sholder 3 Clear Rib Sides lode Clear sides 1ic Bulk
Aeats-Shonden l2. Clear Sides. 6dl6ic Whisky - %
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,,rp1cAN unMFopArHIn SOCIETY.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-The twenty-iirst annual
session of the American Homeopathic Society opened
I'm philharmonic Hall to-day Delegates are here from
nearly all the States DR. COmstock Of this city delivered
suing year as follows President Dr. H. d. Payne OF New
York. Vice President, Dr. T G. Comstock OF 81 Louis
vinciaI Secretary, Dr. II. L. Chase OF Cambridge,
Mas; Treasurer, DR.. T. \. Kellogg OF NSE.foIk ;
John O. Morgan, and G. W. swasey: over fifty apphca-
tOns for membership made. The Treasurers report
shows a deficiency OF about $500, and Committee on
Finance appointed 20 provide against the recurrence
of such an event. Dr. Moore Of Liverpool England ad-
1rc ssed the Convention. DIR. Horny b. Clark OF New
bedford delivered the ANIMAL address this evening
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THE REMAINS OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS

CHICAGO, June 3.-AccOrding to an arrange
Inent Of the Board Of Trustees tho remains Of tho Hon
Stephen A. Douglas transferred, this morning from
their first resting place 60 the ausoleum. Many citizens
and strangers witnessed the transfer On the removal OF
the I'D covering the glass the face OF the usiOus Scna
tor was found bc In remarkable state Of preservation
almost natural when buried, seven years ago. eH
eepng that the eyes sunRen the nose contracted
and the surface OF the forehead somewhat ndened or
pted but the complexion is very fair the contour OF
the head and face apparently unchanged and the ex
preston quite natural and plainly recognizable. The
hair looks glossy and black ever and the raImcnt as
new and tidy as when first put on not presenting the
least evidence of mildew or discOOTation Leut-Gen
Sherman was among the pallDcareTs
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE CONVENTION.

NATIONAL BOARD or TRADE CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-The National Board
of Trade Convention met this morning in the foyer Of the
Academy Of Music. Delegates present from nearly
every commercial city in the Union. Tho foyer was
decorated with American flags, and the coat& arms OF
each State At II O'clock Mr. John Welsh took the chair
aud called the Convention 10 order and delivered the
address Of welcome lie said The Commercial ConVen-
tiOn held I'm Detroit July 1860, considered Two PROPOSE
tions-One contemplating the establishment Of depart
ment OF national government, TO which should DO
referred all subjects connected with commences the other
the establishment OF National Board Of Trade. The
latter has been accomplished, and you gentlemen,
assembled here to-day representatives from the ncor
nOrated commercial bodies Of the United states 10 com
plete the work Of organizing the National Board The
pleasant duty has been assigned me to BID you welcome
The Rev Phillips Brooks delivered a feryent prayer
Mr. Charles G.. NazrO OF Boston was elected temporary
President ard Messrs JohTH. Mclcner aud George \.
Allen temporary Secretaries MesSTs. Randolph OF Chi
and Hurst Of Portland weIe appointed 10 conduct
Mr. NazrO to the chair. Mr. NazrO acknowledged TIC
kindness done in selecting New England representative
10 be temporary Chairman in the afternoon the dele
Gates were taken TO Girard College and trnOuut fafk,
Is the guests OF the Board OF Trade Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE NEUTRALITY IAws-REPoRT OF THE ROYAL
COMMISSION
81 ArtASric TRIBUNE
LONDON, June 3.-Tbe Morning Herald, III It's ls9u'
,of to-day comments on the report of the koyai Oo
mission on the Neutrality Laws The writersaSs tn1 ~
changes in the existing laws recommended o3 'i'
Commission are altogether too harsh in character
and if carried ont will fall with great severity on the
shipping interests of England.
SPEECH OF JOHN BRIGHT
IfyFnPooI. June S-Mr. John Bright made
snoech hero tonight at a meeting held by the welsh
Reform Society. The hall was crowded. ana INT
audience very enthusiastic
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
TEXAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

GALVESTON, June 3.-The Texas Constitu-
tional Convention met at Austin the lst Of June J.
j. Davis was elected President No business of general
importance was done. A special dispatch from Austin
TODAY TO The Garcso NeirS says that the Convention
met this morning and passed resolutions 10 the memory
OF Judge KappeubaCK and adjourned until tomorrow
morning The delegates do not seem 20 be IN hurry 10
begin work and outsiders anticipate long session The
Republicans are said positively 10 be IN the majority but
holding the balance Of power. Judge kappehhack ded
at his residence Canal County before the meeting OF
I he
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OPENING OF TIE AMERICAN TATTERsALLs.


The subscription rooms on the corner OF
Twcnty-rsts and Broadway, organized under the con-
rO of the American Jockey Club. opened last night
those i'm force in the London Tattersals and got up
i'm order 20 introduce the English system of betting into
this country, and to do away with the pool-sell.
ing as much as possible. A large number OF
the principal supporters OF the Turf were
present. and after few offers had been made 400 to $50
AGAINST stOnewall Jackson taken, and 40O to 100
against Clement also found customer who was desir0us
OF going a the rate, IL he could have been ac-
conmOdated. The Fordham Handicap, the first race on
the first day the ouly event In which there was any
determined speculation: 100 10 80 was offered IN the ned
m the Hopeful Stakes hut hackers wanted 100 To 4O so
no business done. The following list OF the latest
quotations. -
Jackson to taken; 20 offered. Clement 100 @ %
taken; offered Gen. McMahou, 20 taken and oaeei
irlns 10 TO taken; offered Magnet 10 offered and taken
den Yoke aud taken Clara Caha 100 20 offered
H. Booth, 100 to offered Fy By B. to Fdnk Aen 100
o offered
KENTUCKY RACES.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Thc Spring races over
the WoOdawn Course well attended yesterday. The
first race Tor the Wizards Hotel purse Ior $3.50 for
colts aud nlics, three yearOlds: mile heats.
Kgours b. imp Australian Beitie Ward by LeTngton
Paul JacA6Ous JessaHine
Time 2:O2 2Oi
The second for the Livery Stable purse OF $780,
twomile heats for all ages.
Forls b. Woodiprd
Armstrong; CD Charley Armstrong
Jicsons ch Dick Jackson d
Time 4:Oai 4:Os
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coNvrNTIONs IN INDIANAPOLIS.

lNDTANAPOIIs juno 3.-Ihc annuaI EpIsFU-
nal convention of INC diocese OF Indiana, the State Con
vention OF the Fenan Brotherhood and lhe nta'e
Iceeie Medical Convention In session IN this CITY,
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SUMMARY OF EVENTS IN CINCINNATI

CrXCINNATI June 3.-Patrck Ross, who muir
crod Mary Carrigan in Ireland long ago. died today Of
the wound he inflicted in attempting suicide While re-
nairing "a house near Mil Crock Bridge yesterday four
mon were thrown to the ground by the falling OF inc root
An were seriously injured two fatally, To day the o.
~ N v assisted by the l. o. OF Red Men OF Newport aud
Coynpton laid the cornerstone OF the bridge that ls 10
connect Cincinnati with Newport Ky. The customary
deposits Of documents were made
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TIE NAVAL SCHOOL.

ANyApOLIs, June 3.-Active preparations are
in progress for the summer cruise OF the Naval School
The sGalron which Is he composed OF the Savannah,
Macedonian, and Dale will sail about the 9th Instant
going first TO West Point where il is understood the mid
dies VIII try their skill in pulling oars with the young
cadets OF the Army School At West Point the graduating
class Of mdshpmon numbering so, will take leave OF
their scoomaes to enter on the active duties OF their
procsssn After n short at West Point the school
eet will sail for the AZore Island Faya and, after
short cruise, will return to Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
THE ELECTION IN OREGON.

san FRANCISCO. June Elm Multomah County
Orcun the Republican ticket elected by 300 major
nv The Democratic Congressman Is elected By loo
majority IN the State. Portland City gives only Il
Democratic majority The County officers aud members
of tioLegislaGure are nearly all Democrats The noml-
atDn OF Grant and Coiax was received with enthusiasm
REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO. June "A dispatch from
Coil Hil Nevada, announces the election Of the entire
Republican ticket for local offices by from 40 10 90 major
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COMPLICATIONS IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June 8.-Capt. John Poe, Chief
OF Police IN view Of the removals from the force
by the Mayor, has written to the Commanding General,
asking that he Poe be also removed. Judge Meredith
of the Circuit has been summoned to appear to-
morrow before Gen. Granger and answer a complaint
against him Of allowing foreigners TO be naturazed In
his Court without proper qualifications
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
0Fy, sCHOFIELD's VIEWS.

The Democracy are in pane over @ @tne
rumor that Cen Schohcd, the new secretary OF "Hp
elarod sympathIzer with Congress and the kePnDhcahs
lie dincd last evening with the General-in ChieL ,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
SPAIN.

ADDITIONAL SUBMARINE TELEGRAPIIS.
MADRID June S-The Spanish Government has
granted the necessary authorizations for the estab-
lishmcnt Of additional submarine telegraph lines in
fbe Gulf of Mexico.
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rry ,yrwuIMpsuIRE LEGISLATURES.

CONCORD, June 3.-The New Hampshire Legls-
Of Portsmouth President Of the Senate and simon g.
Gasn sneaker OF tho House. The vote OF the Senate
stood for stevens and for John NJ. Hayes Democrat
I'm Tie House Griffin had 1884, against 50 for william Little
n Ma uchestar Democrat.
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FRANCE.

TIE EMPEROR ONCE MORE SICK.
LONDON, June Sit is rumOred in Paris that the
Emperor Napoleon is sick.
THE RELATIONS WITH TUNIS.
PARIS. June 3.-France has resumed diplomatic re-
iations with the Bcy Of Tunis
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REYoMNATIoN OF GEN. sHANKs.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 3-The Republican Con-
vention Of the IXth Congressional District held at Union
CITY today nominated Gen. j. p. C. Sharks the present
member OF Congress- for reelection Tine action OF tho
state and National Republican Conventions was fully
am
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
AUSTRIA.
MILITARY REORGANIZATION

MILITARY REORGANIZATION.
VuNNA June S.-Tho plan for the reorganization
of tbc military forces of the Empire are being grad
uallv carried into effect. The standing army is to
consist of 10000 men, and the lGndtcehr of 100000
slten
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DIED.

BAKER-At HUDSON CITY ~ j. Iuesy June g. 1893 suiienJ.
Susan Emelne Baker. wife Of Elijah Baker
Funeral viii place from her late residence IN Hsisoa C oa Ihus
day, June 4, atj
CLARK-on May H. George Clark oi p6ed Mas sgei z yeir
formerly Of the drM OF Rahon, Clk Co.. aud iese1ln Ck
Co, Eew.lork.
EASTMASA Hartford Conn, Tuesiiy Juae Smith R'''m's.
aged "a years
PGnsrai residence. Clifton ave. Brooklyn Prdy 's
inst at ?. m.
PLOWRRSAt Shoe Station Dakota Territory May g. 1877
Charles Flowers aged 10 of Elizabeth H. Powers M u
lrn
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4 NEW PAMPHLET on FRENCH FINANCES-TIIE
GREAT SPEECH OF THEIRS on PROTECTION
A NEW BOOK on BYRON
Fres Our lyu Correspondent
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NAVY GAZETTE.
WhgTfyGTON

WEsuTyGToN. ,Iuue 3.-Admiral II. X. Thatcher
United states NAVY has placed upon the retired M capt J@qH
Voleu Ls been granted months leave 81 asrtc ou m
and permission ysu to 20 9eYoad the is Of The Vus'
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Dear son, tbOa hlsl lefi q
And ihy loss deeply ieei
But 'iis God tLat hss berr0 w'-
He can all our sorrOrs he1l. -MDrHsR

UALSEY-A Yotown n j. on Mo-jly Aaa,s Rockwell
daughter Samuel and Emma r. hsey aged gea mouths
and Il days
The family invited - ltten her fnersl from ths
residence of her father Thursday, the it1 inst h ~ m
METEOROLOGICAL Bank n. Tuesday Jnre ? Anthony
Rickes ofthe Rev r. T. Mdleicb D. sgei yetr '4is
months.
The friends and relatives invited stteni the funeral this hur
day) O'Clock The s be taken 70 Green~oS
Friday morning
PBCKAt Scotch Plains n j. Tuei iune Of vphoi pae.
mona Charles j. Oldest OF H. lai Sarah PseA 10 tho loss
year Of bis
PURCUASEOn Tuesday jane 1903 s residence Fushing 4
L. Major seaham W. Purchase Fith Excelsior Brigade. sh T.
Vols
The friends are invited funeral from Georges Church
Flushing, on Friday June 5. at O'Clock p m
Eew-0reans papers please copy.
VAN COURTA Mount Vernon MOnisr Jane Mary HoHlaat
wife Of Charles W. Court aud daughter James anu B'sbes
HoNsnd, aged 20 years -,
The relatives and friends family invited 10 attend the fuuersi
on THURSDAY at Og NJ at the Methodist Episcopal Church NeS.
Haven trains leave Tvenyseventhst az 2 and a N.
WILLIAMSAt Bergen, j. Mary Wiams tehei we m 'sps
T. Wlisms Of this cits
Will place at Trinity VI IS bllch
Th0rsiay, Al o'clock The friends u Tie AMY are hea
to attend withost further notice
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
THE TURF
FASHION TRACK.


very large company was present yesterday
afternoon at the Fashion track The weather was fine,
aud the bright sunny day and promise OF clear fine
weather induced large number Of the fair sex to grace
the track with their presence The rOt when excited
the most attention during the day WAS the inaten pc
tween General Butler and Lucy TO sadIIe, IUI $500 80 !.
SIDE Dobe rode Lucy VINO was the Trevious 70 the
great trot there was match between j. Dongre1 r a
Wood and Alick Paterson's Black Stallion VINO Ws P Pb
chased in Canada a short time ago. Tue Detths OF
match ia favor OF the Black Stallion VINO was o"VAe
at to against Ben Wood.
Match for $500 mile heats. under saddle best three in I've
Z ioleu'. black stallion .'-''.'.''''''''.'
Tine 2:fi 2:iiI 2:40i 2;3a. 2:Jai ut.
First HeotBeting IN favor ot the biafK stillo'
who brought 800 In the pools 10 Ben Wood 500 O
ting the word Wood took the lead and was never heaae
each time the black horse tried TO close mp te gap nc
went up. Coming up the homestretch he broke again
badly, letting Ben Wood win the heat IN 2Il3. -.
Second Hedd-Betting still steady at two 70 one on
the Black horse Ben Wood took the lead and was never
once headed, winning easy by length in 2:n4 m
THIRD Hedt.-BethnC about 100 20 40 on Ben Wood Inc
driver OF the Black stallion was changed ROdy takS
his place They got away well together, and, rounding
the turn both went up but the Black stallion got the
best Of the break and passed the quarter three lengths
ahead Of Wood The Black stallion kept the lead for the
remainder Of the heat, winning by two lengths. Rody
cautioned by the Judges about running, as 1t was
thought he gained little too much on his breaks TO be
perfectly IN accordance with equity The neat was very
FoarM Hsa-Bettng 100 to 20 on the black stallion
black Stallion lad lead Of iensth which he kept past
the quarter, and down the back-stretch he led by
length and half After passing the half mile, when
going down the Ben Wood came up TO Roder
and both horses broke badly. Coming up the home.
stretch, the black stallion came from Wood and
won the heat by n length and n half in 2:3S.
Eh Heat-10O the Iback stallion, who took the
lead and kept right through rOng very square ana
ganey all through the entire heat The black stallion
won the heat by two lengths in 2:3st.
SECOND RACE.
Match for ~, 800 side, mile leas to saddle best 3iu
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04
rLEYENTH AssEMBLY DISTRICT.

A large number of citizens assembled last
oni ~ the Everett Rooms the southeast corner OF
Rroaday and ThirtyfOurtt for the purpose Of organ
iljp@ Grant aud COlfax Club On motion the chair was
taIfn bv MIR William H. Stewart, who briefly announced
The objects of the meeting. committee OF five ON per-
warc,'t orranzation was appointed. Toward the close
M mo rocecdings Chairman announced tnat nearly
So rarncst workers for GraDt Colfax and liberty had
signed the roll OF membership.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04

Kuox's Celebrated JucHnda, o1 shaEesu{ @ rII1 s.
Gapevines Raspberry, Blackberry aud Cuusnt Pans ne'
Nurseries az Pittsburgh, and warranted name on
hilton and sale at ALI NURSERIES, IN ONE No ~ 80
ond foor My representative Ar BAkIhOLVN" SA'' ~.
at No p PARK place coaer Oi Church
New-York tribune., 1868-06-04

Medical. ,, ,,,r,c.,,,,
ERWyORK INSrfpt~rR or PROGRESSIVE hbDlClNB,
No Rs sast Ten,h-st . ,
c,,s,D.,., p-t C.sh asthma and al diseases Of the
Nose Throat and Innys cned ~ . .sn. - .rttSS
lied ELECTRO MEDICAL lnhaL S5gn hr0NN'
PHYSICIANS WANTED
-------- Hiram Young * Reed,
lMANUFACTI RlRS or SlLl a EhILAIhp AXE
-T,-. Inv. The Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
C,iyspess Piles Oppression a'oE eating Sour Rising o.
n ron DO thank amer using HARdSoNs
hIC LOZRNGBS w forfeit the prge Of be het sod
NJ aTsmon Temple Boston, and AZ CRlf1ENTONs Medical
Wrshcuse sS6aye and eyerwhege Msled Tor % cent?
Gents Fashionable Clothing.
BRoKAw BROTHBRS
Opposite Cooper Institute
Boys Cicthina.
IaF.tst stock .n the CIV
Opposite C0apes lasasasss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

Nps reader. iscif abuse. 0vsusreai diseases
badly cured, aud sexual excuses are all capable
al predicting . wsatsess Of the gcnerative or
sans. Tho organs OF generation. when in per-
feet health, make the man. Did you ever thiak
that those bold. defiant. energetic. psresvering,
successful, business men. are alway theoe whose
gensrstirs organs are In perfect healthy Yos
never hear such mon complain Of being mslan-
ehoiy. of nervousness, OF aptation Of the heart.
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
business they don't become sad and discour-
aged they are always polite and pleasant In the
company OF ladies. and iook YOU and them right
IA the lace. none OF your downcast looks or any
other meanness about them. do not mean
those who keep the organs Unframed nv by run
aing 10 excess. These ~ill not only ruin their
constitution. but also those they do business
ssth or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rom the effects OF sof abuse and excuses, have
brought about thar stA,sof weak ness in those or.
sans that has reduced the general system %
much as TO induce almost every other diseass--
id,ccs luprcy. paralysis. spinal affections. sui
esde. and aimost every other form Of disease
which human. is heir 10. and the real cause Of
the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
lsciored tor oil but the right one
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

r. ysu ere su6.riss or have suasrsd fross
voluntary discharges. What effect does y pro-
aes upon::your general health sDo you reel
sect, debiitstsd. essily tireds Does . little
sIsra sssr;:on produce paipitstion efthe heart
Does your liver or urinary organs. Or your KID
a.ys freqcsn,lv get out Of orders syour urine
ssnetimss thick. milky. or nocky. or - ropy on
ssttl,ng, Or does . thick scum rise TO the top
Or IL sediment at the bolton after il has stood
a~hilsi DO you have spells Of short breathing
Or dyspepsia Are your bowels const,patedf
DO you have spells Of faintinG o. rsshes Of blood
o,hs head 10 your memory impaired 1syour
mud eOns,sa,iy dwelling upoa this subject De
you feel dull. lstieaa. noping, tired OF company.
of me- DO you wish to be left alone. 10 get
away from everybody. Does any little thing
make YOU start or jump II your sleep broken
or restlessi 10 the lustrs Of your eye ~ bril-
ianss The bloom your check - brightly DO
YOU enjoy yourself IL society - weils DO you
rur.us your business with the same energy :
DO yoa feel ~ much confidence in YOURSELF
Are your spirits dali and tagging. given 10 fits
Of mslsnehoiys Ifso. do not lay il TO your liver
or dvspepsla Have you restless nightsi Your
osck weak. your knees weak, and have but little
appetite. aui you attribute this TO dyspepsia or
yer compiaintt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

CarcAoo. August IA game 81 bass ball
vas play Cd yesterday between The Atlantics
efihis city and the Unions Of Mosrissiana,
the champion club Of the United States,
which resulted in the victory Of the latter
on . score Of Al to IL.
Johnny Lee, IS years old, wio, On Tees
day lest, murdered little O'Brien, was ar-
rested yesterday.
The gentlemen composing the Scientific
Association have been rendered an excursion
by several railroads centering here
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
LOUISIANA.

NV ORLEANS, Aug. Two more Dem
ocsauc members Of the House were unsest
oil day and their Radical opponets in
stalled IN their places BY votes 43 to 20
The seats Of the oustsd members were
orglnaily contested ON the grounds OF m
eligibility, but that was abandoned and .
charge OF fraud substituted.
An immense crowd gathered in Lafayette
Square last night TO hear Willis Rollins, .
colorsd Democrat, who has lately become
popular a. an orator.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, August THE Union
Mate Convention adjourned after nomin.
at'ng five electors, yesterday. Tho on.
dorscd the platform of the Chicago Oonvsn-
ton. Gen. O. II. Lagrange and }. B. FELTON,
are delegntsA At large
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
CONF ERclAL.


Oave0pOra Market Report.
Ovucs OF ,ss DAvsnpoas Dss csAr,
August, 6th, 1865.
ttouR- Wholesale. 5000; retail eli 90.
WnsAs-New. No. !. 1t.s5, No. 2. also.
BAsLxY-No quotations.
OArs- New, 40. Old. s5I.0c.
RYE- None in tae market
CoRh-s9c,
OSioxs $50.
PsrArosa New, tl2c Old zoe
BurrsR -95c. perm.
EGas-2nc
HAY food Timothy tlo co4ola,eO per ton.
Prai lie g. 0octs 90 per ton.
Co.l-Soft -i6di1 cents per bushel, from
wagons.
ASruRscfrs At yard Ga. 90 per ton
Woop ~ c0aSt7 90 per Cord