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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
News


Nav YoRK, Sept. CA suit has bscn
instituted in the United States District
Court for the Southern District Of New
York, BY Msssrs. Gushing Of NewbCryport,
Mass, against John Laird, and Of Burker-
head England, for loss sustained BY them
By the burning Of their ship Sonora. In the
Straits Of Malacca, in December 1853, by
Alabama, which the Liberals say was built
and filled out 10 direct violation Of the laws
Of Great Britain, BY Mr.. Laird. Attach
owned BY Mr.. Laird, and supposed to 30
Deposited In the United States sub treasury
In this city.
In the case Of the United States against
Cemmissioner Rollins. the principal svi-
dsnce Vas that Of Mr.. Andersen relative to
the seizure Of distillety in Brooklyn, and
to show that ono Of the defendants in the
case had released the distillery in question
on payment OF consideration. The exam.
inaiion on this power was objected TO, but
after long discussion was allowed. The
examination was not proceeded With, and
the court adjourned until Monday.
Jno. l.. Martin and Amos Morrill, ran .
five mile race on the Hudson day or two
since, Martin winning in 32l minutes. A
very large amount Of money changed
hands.
II appears that fire broke out in the
hold Of the steamer Militia when seven da,a
cut from Boston, and eight hours before
they fell in with the Jacob A. S.anlor. Ow
ing TO tho nature Of the cargo, which con
sisted Of cotton. tobacco, etc, il resisted
every effort 10 subdue the flames, and il
was supposed to be smoudering in the hole
some days before It burnt through IN,
deck. The Stanler remained by her twenty
four hours, and took off the crew and pa
sengers, los in number. II Of whom wsr
shipped on the bark Monquast for Liver
poo, snd ~ on the urrachce for Greenock
The Stanler arrived here with the remain
der yestsrday.
Mr. Birckly Is still in the city, and jos
~ sanguine - ever that the prosscutio
which he has begun. against one Of the mos
gigantic frauds II the nineteenth csntur,
will result 10 the compiets overthrow Of III
whisky ring and the punishment Of man
Of its most prominent members.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 25-Thc following
Telegram was deceived at the War Depart.
ment this morning:
ST. Louis, Sept. 24.-Gen. Sheridsu's re.
port, which Was received here this day. il a
further description Of the fight between bis
side-de-camp Col Forsyth, aud the Indians
ON the Upper Republican. Several ott CT
columns OF troops are moving TO the same
Dolul, and We trust the Indians will receive
Just punishment. From Fit Hays, under
date Of the Esd. he says:
have just heard from Forsyth; the re-.
port cent here to-day IL Substantially cor
rect. Lieut. Beecher is dead, aud Col. For.
syth Is wound, d rs before described. but the
party 10 oil right, though surrounded bv the
Indians. and can hold out and have plenty
OF ammunition and mule and horse flesh.
They have given the Indians q salty dose
Col. r. has lost Lieut. Beccher. DR.. More il
mortally wounded; two men were killed
and fifteen woupded. He reports tbirty. five
indiana killed and a. many wounded. Col
Forsyth says he could wax" the party and
come in yet, were it not for his wounded
men. his horses being all killed.
lSigncdI +. II. SHERrDAN.
Major General U. 4. A.
To WV. 7. Suburban, Lieut.. Gen"
Commissioners Wilson has issued iustruc-
Iione 10 Jonn "A. Clark, newly appointed
Surveyor General for Utah, directing that
omcer to proceed TO Denver. Colorado, AMI
"otain possession Of the original evidence
Of tho surveys in Utah, now in custody -.
The Surveyor General at Denver, aud renair
70 Salt axe City. where the Serretary M
the Interior has directed he shall es,ablisb
hrs office. The Commissioner has approved
OF the plan Tor the survey OF eleven tow ma
70 The south OF Platte river, 10 Lincoln
county, Nebraska.
Cen Butler, by his counsel, has fled in
the Superior Court of Baltimore petitions in
the cases OF Kimberly Broe., ct al. He said
he was not liable TO be scmmc ned and nravs
that the service of summons may be declsr
Ell illegal and tina. the she.iff's return be set
aside. Should his plea Of privilege be sus
tained II will prevent any prosecution in the
case as long as Ger. Butler remains a men,
Der OF Congress
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
Haa4-laa
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Ths Washington
street tunnel il rapidly progressing toward
completion. The contractors say u at il
will probably be open for travel by the
middle OF December.
The Rock River Conference Of the NJ. Z.
Church will meet at kankakee next
Wednesday.
A woman supposed to be named Mrs.
M. Hardgrave, was arrested yesterday A
. thief, and about $1,000 worth Of stolen
property recovered. Her habit was to visit
boarding houses and fashionable residences,
and make OF with whatever was convenient.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Sept. GA peace treaty
was concluded With the Shoshonss ,Dannack
aud Shespeater. Indians. yssterday. They
are located 10 idaho and Montana.
Attorney Darlington. in support Of the
appeal Of the Surratt case, holds that the
statute OF limitation ~ q defence was moi
before the court in pleading, and the pros.
scution vas not barred by the statute Of
limitation. lie further claims that the
statute Of limitations do not extend to per.
sens flseisg from justice. and the prosscu.
ton should have had an opportunity Of
proving that Surratt Was not excepted from
the operation Of the statute because he was
. person fleeing from Justice. A new in
dctmsnt will be submitted to the grand
jurv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
NEW YORK.

Rollins. of the alleged conspira cy case
was again up before the United States Com
missioner to-day and two or three witnesses
examined. but nothing OF importance elici
ted.
The Labor Congress was occupied TO-DAY
10 discussion OF the platform offered q
the meeting last evening. After considera.
Die discussion tho clause dspreciesinc
strfkes was stricken out. Exception W.
taken 70 tho financial plank IN the plat
form and The monetary system Was did.
= oox containing about e2,0OO In En-.
shse coins was stolen from Duncan d
SocImsns work-house to-day. while the
attracted in another direction. "A man vss
10 take the box by several parsons aud de-
right. "''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

DIS MorNEs. Sept, 25--On Sunday last
row occurred in house OF i'll fame 10
Green City. Cass county. in which n man
named Kelly shot another man named Kerr
killing him. The murderer escaped The
officers. however. overhauled him on Tues.
day had him tried and he was bouod over
for trial. A mob took him from the charge
Of the Constable. and conveying him jus,
outt ide of the city limits. hanged him TO q
tree. 1t was the intention last night to burn
the house. in which the murder took place,
and treat the bag in control to tar aud
Gathers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
ONO.

SrEuBEsvILLz. Sept 25.-Secse.ary star
ton in his speech commenced BY referring
10 the Importance Of tho forthcoming Presi-
Dental election and then went on TO breezy
review the war and the issues involved
therein. He read letter addressed to him.
sslf as Secretary Of War from Gen. Grant,
written at CITY Point in 1864. wherein the
writer said: II congratulate the ffesident
for his double victory. The election having
passed of quietly without oioocsneo or
riot throughout the lauc Ia victory worth
more 10 the government than victory won.
Rebellion and Europe will cOnetrUc II 50 !"
The speaker then referred TO the action
of Congress during the war. he explained
how essential the preservation OF the cred.
IL and good faith of the government was
and be spoke Of the impossibilty for gov
eminent TO exist In time OF war without
contracting . debt. He then eulegized
Grant % the greatest commander In the
world, asking why be should not be elected;
and Coliax, who oiled one of the hiehess
ofBces IN the land. occupying The Speakers
Chair three times in succession.
Amer reviewing General Grants life, bic
battles and victories. be then went on to
speak Of the New York Convention and
General Blair's letter. He concluded his
speech with an eloquent appeal to all loyal
people, to all who have the good faith OF
TIER country st heart, to work assiduously
for the election OF Grant and secure peace,
con,en'men' and happiness forever.
DELAWARE WATER Gar, Sept. 25.-The
Brainard House at this place was robbed
this morning. Thomas 9rodhead, the pro.
prietor, and his brother Theodore, started In
pursuit. ofihe robbers, and came upon them
on the road south from this place. Thomas
Brodhead took hold Of one of them and or.
dered him back and he appeared willing tC
go. The other stepped about ten feet away
and drew revolver, when the first one
said, "Shoot them down" He immedi
stely fired two shots, woundiDg Thos Brod
head, when Theo. Brodhead came up snt
gTappled with them and received sho
through thu body which killed him in
stantly. Before leaving. the murderer
pounded Thomas Brodhead In the head Will
stones
| LATER DIsPATCH.
The murderers were captured at Oh
O'Clock this afterr DON, about one mile wes
of this place. and recognized - the guilt,
parties. The excitement 10 very great Tn
sheriff had great difficulty TO prevent thei
being lynched. Al 2 o'clock they starte
with the prisoner to lodge them In Strond
burg, accompanied by . large party {
, men. Thomas. Broadhead will probably II
cover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
ONO.

CINCINNATI, Sept 2G-Thc meeting 1t
Lucky race course has boon postponed till
Monday on account OF tho weather.
A disturbance occurred in front Of the
Enquirer office last night between Demo-
Gratis and Republicans while . procession
Of tho latter was passing. Two men nam
ed Bishop and Courtney were injured. The
matter looked serious ct one time, but
peace was restored by the police.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 26.-Orlando Shell
don, OF Cleveland oswego county, New
York, cicd at the Massasolt House, in tn,
city. tonight, from the effects Of the escape
OF gas in his room on Tuesday night, hi
having blown out his light instead of turn.
ing i. of.
BosToS, Sept. 26.-Delegatss to the re.
publican convention favorable to the nomi
nation Of Ben. Butler have been chosen in
Salem and Newburvport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

LINCOLN. Sept. 25.--The annual fair and
horse exhibition OF Lsran county. uudeI
the auspices of the Lincoln Driving Pm
Association and County Agricultural HocI
ely. viii open at the ilnc uew fair GROUNDS
a. thus place next Tuesday, closing on The
Saturday following.
SYCAMORE, III, Sept. S5-The animal
FAIR ofthe DE Kulb Arrjcultural M ~
ohanics Society viii commenco 81 ~ Kan
next Tuesday and continue I'm dayu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept % A large meet
ing Of citizens was held to-day. to arrange
for the entertainment of the War Veterans
who are to arrive on the lst and ID of Octo-
Der. The Union Volunteer Reireshment
Saloon will be re-opened for entertainment
Of delegates. All Republican Clubs in the
United States are invited to participate in
the torchlight procession on the evening OF
the Cd proXimo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

New York Money Market.
D. Telegraph September -.
Otocke-Steady.
b0udsl6s al, liz: 0Ne, Let. LA; 9nd,
10sx Sd l.iost: new. .osA; q, coX coupons Of
90. OK: 1a%0s, l!c45
Pacidc- 1.1hr.
New York Csntral-l.31.
Erie 49,.
Illinois CentSal-1 l5t.
Northwestern 0sS; preferred u.
Rock lelaDd-1v2A.
Wabssh-S7t.
0old-1.llk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Ch1e0gQ Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO SEPT %.
Flour -Irrseular, heavy and nominal. Is lo~-
Or: Receipts ! Sos bbls shipments II, e55.
Wheat-lrrregular. unsettled and lower: No.
!. i.s0 No. 9. l2@X; No. 3. $50. Re-
ceiPts, lss, ss4 bus; shipments, 81, 900 bus.
Corn-Quiet and lower. No. /. %. Recejpts
ss,5'' bus; shipments IS, see bus.
va.sIaower in fsirldsmsnd ss 5ikQM. Re.
ce!pts los. oa7 bu shipments 81, SIS bus,
kye-0uil and lower; No. /. l.ls. He =
s so,1 80 Receipts ls,ls4 bus; shipmsats
nsr'esc Qoiet and stsady No. 3, LIE. r..
se;pts ~ ss4 bus; shipments none.
Provisioss-Steadv ard - heetsr ;.cna,~
Pork-2s.asa3s So. s."5'
Lafd-lskaL.
Shoulders -l0tdIs.
free. ts''SOASss
=. Irsaelss-s's1i vhsas .; ssss, :. sa.s. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
TOILET.
r. YOU Visa ~ pA
BEAUTIFUL,
Use OSORLlA DR PERSIA, or VICTORIA RR0lA
for bkAUriFY1N0 THE COMPLEx1ON

D
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This invaluable toilet article vas Discovered BY
celebrated chemist In France and Il II TO hi that
With all ts simplicity and purify there 10 no article
that will CON pare with It . bcautAeS ~ he com-
pexion and preserver OF the skin.
n. g. ACCius1EY psv~haae0 the receipt Of hin
ON snysars ag~. g naa since that time given II
~ feet TIRE. long his pereonal frsnde and the arie.
toera tcarclss Of Philadelphia New Yosk Baltimore.
Boston, New Ofleans. 81. Louie, Savannah, Charee-
ton. Wilmington, N. c.. Ac. They have used v with
unqualified ad0ifati0n end would consi6er the toilet
Imperfect without this and purely harmless
prepaFation Victoria Re- 10 and Oscelia de Persia
has given snch entire satsf In every instance,
that he ienow compel I'd offer II To The public This
article ID entirely different nom any thing OF the kind
ever attempted, and Il. warranted
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUbSTANCEs.
After using Oscelia de Persia and Victoria hegia
for short time the ekin will have soft eatn lite
texture II imparts freshness smoothncee and eoft-
sess to the skin that only oe produced by vsnR
this valuable article THE article 10 vulgar COM
ponnd to injure the akin or complexion, but enhan-
Gee . beantihci and Ito cannot possibly be de.
tected by the closest observer
For removing Tan, Freekies, ennburn, and Cuta
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NJ g. McClnekey has every confidence In recon
bending his Victoria Reeia and Oscelia de Persia 10
Inc Ladies' ~ being the only perfect AID reliable tot
let article now inoe
GENUINE PREPARED ONLY BYM.C AeCLUs-
KEY,
And his name stamped on each abel-no other 10
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Sold BY all Druggists and perfumers in tho United
States and Canada scbb div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

;. CONCORD, Sept 26.-Ex President Pierce
Is very feeble. His nerves are very shat.
tered. It's doubtful il no ever gets about
again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
ovssmess COLUMN.

~. HOYr,
N u y &c st u = z u
Wholesale , Retail Dealer in
Chickering 3 Emerson's,
PEeA.NOS,
E9TEY ORGANS,
sheet Music D II ueiesl Mcschandis
~ Brady d. Davenport.
Having secured the services o. Mr.l
n. BaAsea. - Tuner and Repair
or Of Pianne, recommend him eel
fully qualified md prominently wor-,
Thy Of patronage. Order book 1t
et0fe. let's dtf 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
word, MADAME zApOC POR.

In word. MADAME zADOC POR-
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM il the great
Antidots to Colds. Coughs and Consump.
ton, and its use will amply repay the con-
fidencs Of the user. II has already done
much. and 10 destined to do more, to miti.
gate, and finally banish from the human
family, 90 terrible . scourss Of suffering
humanity - Consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
New York MARKET.

New York M0rk0o.
By Telegraph September -.
Cottcn-Dull at 9s6sa5i for niddlne upl@nds.
Fiour-Rereip's 05a barrels, at .T3de so for ex.
ira state; 7An29.lo for extra western o5q 10 90
for r. b. o.
Wheat Firm; receipts II, 96s bushels: l.73s1 s5&
Tor No. spriDg GiA for No scring u for
extra choice No spring $40 for white Michigan.
Rye-Qaiet and steady.
Corn Weaker: 1fSdti.1T for unsound: LISA
los for sound mixed western.
Barley Scarce
Oats-Duil and heavy; 14D75 for new western
anoat
Pork-steady % $50 10 for ness; asqs1fs 8,
for old.
Cut Meata-Dull.
Lard Qaet . heavv, at 1870 for steam
l9k 02ok for kettle.
Whisky-Quiet.
ooPoYe-rfrm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Wholesale, % 90: retail. $50.
wnsAe-Nsw. No. /. Sl.5oal. Is. No. 2. Al 20
BAaiss-No l 81 20
0Ars.Ne~, 4e,645; Old, Sosc
Rrs-New 81. 20
S-s0@ SIC.
UNIONS -t5a75
PcsAross- s,@el.eo.
Hursss- ss3soc. per D.
Eass-lte.
1RasS ArfrRs-el.s5 per buahel.
nAi-uood Timothy si2.ce94 sl4. o., psryte,
ASrsascrn.At yard sle. VOL per ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
Offices.
Royal Bskamx Powder.

ASUyuH 1bUNumx KOWO0fs
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
for it. aud take no other. 1t is . decided
improvement over any other.
AN eclipse Of the sun 10 announced to &C.
cur in August, but it bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of oil hair preparations BY
that wonderful medical phsnomsna-Dr.
Tsbbett's Physiological Hair Regeneration.
Gray or faded hair 10 easily and effectually
restored. its falling of prevented, and re-
marksble growth produced, Every bottle
warented. Try it. Sold BY oil dru geists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

II the dyspsptic would uss The Oonsti
tuition Bittsrs, he need no longer 10 dis
couraged, for they are . remedy that viii
produce the most satisfactory results. Try
them 70 afflicted, BY oil means, il you have
not, aud be cured.
Old and young use Sswasd'e Cough
Cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

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Use Arnold's Balsam
Use Arnold's Balsam.!
Use Arnold's Balkan!
Use Arn0ld's Dalsam!
Use Arnold's Balsami.
Use Arnold's Balsam
Use Arnold's Balsam.
Use ,Arnold's Balsam.
Use Arnold's Balsau,.
Use Arnold's Balsam,
Use A rnold's Balsanm.
Use Arnold's Balsam.
Csc ArnolA's Balsam.
Use Arnold's Balsam.
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Far suu,mer Co,mn,.,rt.
For Summer Complaint
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

| We quote the Psnssylrau,a Salt nanpf.c,,,-
ing Company's goods a. follows:
Natfona Refined Saponi6er. .,<n.a<
Natrons Sapoai6er in iron boses. sLSsst
Netrona Bi-Carb Soda. absolutely purs)
in ll2 pound kegs. per ID. .sis0Go,
Natrons Super-Csrb. Soda, ID. papers,
go lbs. TO caselper pound. ..lok. IL, lol-s
Natrons Salsra.us, pound papers, (So1bs
t. case) per ID. .............,.... u1a
Nstrora Caustie Soda (whits) per H.. -. lol :
Nstroua Sal Soda, per ID. o.. el-2
Natrons Auriatic, per ID. ... Si.a
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA-we quote a,
follows -
Paasfox's CHOCOLATE,
Broma, y D.....46c French
Esgle.. ..l4c Che. dss families. sle
No. .......... 42e Tencan's. aas
Liquor. ..........S,s ?. Mills. .SSc
Double Vanilla. Csc Csraccasor Spanish &c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pacific
Ra11road.
1868. SKINNER ARpangenent. 1864.
Trainsrua By Chicago time which 10 twelve mis-
utee fsster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY MAYl1, 1858.
Davenport daily, !9cndays exceptsd) - follows
0sing wsst-lst. Exprsss and Mail for Dee
Moines and Wsshington, !. is A. =.
ID, Mixed, for DeS Aoines aad
Auscasfne. .....s.30P.n.
Arrive q Dsvss2ert daily. (8usdays excepted
mr. the East-lst Fight express q. 9 g. =
ID Daily Ex. 4 mail. & OS, .. =
From the West-lst Mixed from Des Meines
ID. Express from D.s Moinss
and Washington. ..s.o6 ~.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A. 4 8. L. X. r. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, &c.
Louis, Cairo &c.
A Pond Creek With O. b. 1 Q. 3. n. for Bur.
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
A Peoria with p. r. 3 J. 4. r. &c.
At Des Moines, Iowa City, and WashinRton
Vita Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for oil peiats
West, Southwest and Northwest.
sleeping Coasnes on all Night trains. Throueh
Tisksts for sale and baggage checked TO Prfn-
Opal Eastsrn C;ties aud Towns
2. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chioaea
4. KmnAaa. 49, sspt lewa Diviaisa.
n. n. Halas. As'A poVsSSo
0ovoapost Mo- =, loeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
BURTIS OPERA HOUSE.
LAST TWO NIGHTS,
thursday 1 Saturday,
Sept. 1AGh Z seth.
M. Ell A RI z.

The Great IlluSiOnist.
In HE unrivasd entertain ment, given BY him fos
fourteen cons~cative months ct D0dworth Hall, N
7. Among other astonishing wonders he will In
troduce h . great unsolved mystery Of HUMAN
ing and talking without the slightest eem6isnce Of
body. The Hrspoo FiowsR Tsicx. Tho lERlAx
BELL, causing every watch In the TO etrke the
hour. The MARVELLOUS HAT. and atty other en-
treiy new feats peculiar TO asd only accom- Pitched
by N. tartz forming the moot novel and unique en-
teriainmeut ever known In the annals OF amusement
NM. NJ HARrL. (pupi OF TnslherRl will play sew
eral brilliant Solos Of Chickering's celebrated
Piano The Piano used 10 from Hoyte Music
.tore, 70 Brady Street. and wss Exhibition ct the
Fair.
The Parqnette only will be open. Admission 10
cents. Front OF Parquetfe rs cents. Seats can b.
Secured At Luse d 0riggs Bookstore.
sepl4d9w
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EACH else Pen DOTTLE.

Or &. 50 PER HALF DOZEN.
Mandrake Pills. - CTS. = Dox.
For sale By all Druggists ed Dealers.
- sCRgSOK's ALvANAcr on lsee DAN
1QAD GRATIS orALL nRu0o1aTn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Chicago Live stock Rlarlses.
y Telegraph Sept %
Receipts Cattle cars, hses Ii ears.
Cattle Extra. Z ooa7 Is; fair to good, 5 50
% IS Atoekers, 2.75G6l 60.
Hogs -Eztrs, s1s9lo.oo; good 10 choice.
sheep Choice. 4.sse4 so. good. s.7se4oo.
~. l.ouis Market.
0y Telegraph. Sept. se.
Flour-Unehanged, with demand chiefly for
whea. Medium grades . little lower but
choice qualities unchanged.
0orn Very little doing, at s2@s5.iwish fancy
lots q higher rates.
Oats discharged Al 52055.
Rvs-A little better, at 1.ls0l.s for good
grader.
barley Unchanged; buyers holding on
Pork-3s 90.
Bssos- Shoulders la,< ARK; clear sides s,1
Lard -Nomisal.
whisky-ssssdy. atll7.
Malwaalkes markss.
y telegraph 0sptenbss -.
rear--Dull - nenasal.
whsss-Dull and lover. atl.ss for No. J, a.
CornNomins,lv unchanged.
Oats Quiet and weak At SAX.
O-----
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph Sept. rs.
flour-Dfooping.
Wheas-A shade lower on winter, red and
spring. White. steady. Sales Of White Mich
| igan 81 2i extra do 2.35Q2 ~. amber, l 80;
No l. red, l.s9; No. spring, LES; No. spring,
l.so.
Corn-Dull snd heavy.
Oats A shade lower At 81 fer No. /, ard 50
| for No. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

AGENTS FOR
FAIRBANKS SCALES
Ard BufoPd's Premium PloVO.
- 0sustsy Merchants will 1sd II 70 their
advantage 70 call aad priee eur essls before
puPehasing slsewhere. . ~ 60 o4ts Superior
induoeneats prsmpt sasA Saysss.
DAVID KELLEY. 3. WOOD.