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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
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NEW YORK.

The Brooklyn Union states that at q
meeting of leading dry goods firms Of New
York, II WAS resolved TO cell no more goods
to merchants in the Southern States except
for cash, during the present season.
The Bficklayers' Society are forming
cooperative building Associations with .
capital stock Of one hundred Thousand dol
lars, divided 10 FIVE thousand shares. Forty
shares have been taken.
The Statistics of Internal Revenue collec
tions for this city chow receipts of upwards
OF twenty-five millions during the past iis
Cal year.
The total receipts OF Internal Revenue
since the Law went into operation October
LIST. 1852, Is $i33. 0C0. 600.
The receipts for customs Tuceday ct the
Custom House we're $6Sl 900 in gold.
noted pick pocket named Dutch Klein
rick, robbed an old man named Patrick
Dickey. on Broad way car this afternoon.
of $4,000 10 United States bonds. Kein-
rick was secured. but the bonds we're not
recovered. they having been carried of BY
an accomplicc.
Jason Rogers, the head Of the great loco
motive manuiactory at Patterson, New
Jersey. died last evening at Morrisiana.
A building known rs Cooks New York
Planning Mills, lie Bark street, and which
WAS occupied by various parties. was burn
cd this morning Loss $4,000; insured.
RoCuvsTER, Aug. 27-A fife in the vii.
lage OF Bethel. Ontario county, last night,
destroyed property 10 the vslue of $50 600.
A grist mill. drug store. hotel, post Office,
two dry goods stores. one dwelling aud
large quantity Of wood was among the prop
,rly destroyed.
buifALo, y. v, Aug. 27-Hcn. d S.
bfnn't was nominated by reclamation for
.'ngtess by. the Republican Convention
held here to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-The Beard Of Public
Works yesterday awarded contracts for the
twenty sections Of the Illinois 4 Michigan
Canal, not previously let, at . total OF about
81 100000.
Rev. David Tired, Of Evanston. was ar
rested Wednesday last, At the D.splaines
camp mee,lng, on the charge Of sodomy,
and held for examination, in bail Of 81 900.
An Irish Republica, meeting in tie sth
Ward last evening, called for the purpose
Of organizing . Grant and Cotax Club,
was broken up by mob. Mr. fIndne,t, the
speaker, was driven from the stand lamps
and chairs in the hall broken; stones, clubs,
DC, freely used; and quite a number Of
persons seriously injured. Three persons
we're arrested, and were to have An exam
ina,on At ten o'clock this morning. The
Republican journals Of the city charge that
the disturbance was the result Of = precon-
certsd movement on tho part Of Democrats.
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MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-A Denver dispatch
states that the Indians are committing all
kinds Of depredations in that section. %
last Tuesday they attacked kiowa Station,
On the Smoky Hill route, capturing thirty
horses and carrying off women and child
rem. The remains Of those carried off we're
found yesterday shockidgly ,nutilated.-
Another band killed three men yesterday,
at >aIham. forty miles below they passed
tue Smoky Hin coach several times. The
citizens have organized military company
aud gone in pursuit. Gen. Sheridan has
called for additional troops. Not less than
so persons have been murdered near here
within the last two days.
A Cheyenne dispatch says Edward NJ.
Pratt, Of Peoria, H., in company with B.
j. Everett, two miles from that city, was
surprised by 3 Indians aud scalpea. He
was brought into hospital, where he died
st 10 A. y. The Indians drove Of so horses
Everett escaped.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Bosrox. Aug. 2S.-The New York Crick.
ct Club closed their visit 10 New England
yesterday, by playing single days match
with the Monautun Club. Tho Now York
ers were in hard luck, being defeated east
~. They made G7 in the first inning and
~ In the second, with Z wickets to fall,
and tho Monautums made 1870 in the first.
and "a in the second inning. The game
was witnessed by large number Of ladies
and gentlemen
The pigeon shooting match for $40O took
place Yesterday between the President Of
the Massachusetts Shooting Club and q
prominent member Of the Winthrop, which
was y on BY the latter. be killing u Of %
single birds to the formers 10.
A Gre in Beverly street this morning dc.
stroyed the carriage factory Of q. II. Dedd
The stables Of Daniel Dohsrty, tbs nail fac
tory Of II. G. Stalley. and damaged othc,
property. Lose estimated At t39, 900
partly insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Vow. trsadsr. sslt-abuss. Nvsneresl diseases
badly cured. and ssrsal sIccssss are al capable
Of producing q weakness Of the generstive or
sans. The organs Of generation. when in per-
feet health. make the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant. energetic, persevering,
successful business men, are aw ays those whose
gensfativs organs are ia perfect heAlths Yoa
never hear such men complain OF being melan-
oholy. o. nervousness. oil palpitaton OF the heart.
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
business they don't become sad aud discour-
aged Their are always polite and pleasant in the
company OF laties. and look YOU aud them RI q u
w the face. mono of Yorr downcast looks or any
other meanncss about them. 90 not mean
those who keep the organs infamei by BY run
mag to excess. These " Ill not only ruin shs ir
on-,i,itution. but also those they do business
sith or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rom the effects ofsolf abuse and excesses, have
sronght about that state weak aess in those or
gans that has reduced tho general system %
much IS 10 induce almost every other disease-
idioer. iunscy. paiEIysis, spinal affections, aui-
eide, and almost every other form Of disease
which humanIi.. is heir TO. and the real cause Of
ne trouble scarcely levsr suspected. and have
oc'ored ter oil but the right one
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

IF you ars suffering or have sndsred from
voluntary discharge. What effect does itkpr.-
ues upon:your general health Do you feel
seak, debil,s,ed. easily tiredt Does little
sa,ra e1er,ion produce palpitation Of the hearty
Doss your liver or urinary organs. Or your kid
asys frequently get out Of orders lsyour urine
sometimes thick. milky. or aocky. or is IL RORY on
settlings Or does thick scum rice to the topi
Or 10 a sediment ., the bottom after il has stood
awhilsi DO you have spells of short breathing
or dyspepsia, Are your bowels constipatedi
Do you have spells of fainting or rushes Of blood
othe hsadf 10 your memory impaired IL your
mind constantly dwelling upon this subject De
you feel dull. listess moping, tired Of company,
Of life DO you wish 10 be left alone, 70 get
away from everybody, Does any little thing
make YOU start or jump. IL vsur alssp brokes
OF restless' IL the lustre Of your eye - bril-.
isnts The bloom your cheek - bright De
you enjoy Yourself is society ~ wells Do yos
pursus your business with the sAme energy
Do you feel a. much confidence in yourselfi
Arc your spirits dull aud Tagging. given TO fits
81 melancholy lfso. do not lay 1t 10 your liver
Or dyspepsia. Have you restles. n,ghs-f Youl
Geek weak, your knees weak, and have but little
appetite. and you a..ribatc this 10 dvspepiiA or
" complaint
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

0o0oemoas or -. L. WheoAock, 81
Meliae, 1llinois.
Through the influence Of my frisad, tAs ~.
Chssles L. BAlch, Of 0alesburg. ILL.,, (vho him
selfis under DR.. Liehthilrs eare.) called on
Dr.. Lighthill at the Burt,s House and hsd IN
operation performed on my ear for the cure OF
deafness Of 70 years standing. caused By c.
tarrh. and an happy to state the operation VA
success. and my hearing is restored.
pArL. l.. WBsslocx.
Moline, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, August 27.-Hon. David l..
Swaynic. late President OF the University,
died 10 day.
This city has been very quiet since the
adjournment OF the Legislature on Monday.
A warm Presidential canvass Is expected
in this State Both parties are moving en-
ergcticaliy.
Most of the white United States troops
are being removed from the State. and one
or more regiments of colored troops are be.
ing concentrated
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The Commissioners Of
the Canadian Board of Agriculture, who
have b en- investigating the cattle d. .ase in
Central Illinois. have left Tor home. II 3
und' -stood that they consider the dir sc TO
be the resnderI est.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27-The Democracy of
the Second Illinois Dis'ric have nomins.
d Augustus y. Harrington for Congress.
Gen. Grant IL expected here tonight to
spend day or two with his friends.
Ellen Kelley was caught in the Madison
street bridge to-day. while it was swinging.
and 30 crushed that she 10 not expected to
live.
Seventy prisoners were discharged from
Bridewell TO day. owing to its Overcrow ded
condition
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EDUCATIONAL,
SO UTHERN HOME SCHOOL


UTHERN HOME SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG7I.ADyEs.
Nos 1871 ami ia9 Nerth Charlie. stree,
'..t'st. tt
EsrAnlIsnnp IN lSAa.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILSON n. CARY Nra a,u
JOHN pEaRAN, Paymr,s "'' VEN.
Assisted by a full corp. Of able In,,,,c,o,.
Duties resumed on Sept 18th
FRENCH IL the Lansuaas Of the sch.,,
Nepsins are spared to render III. Trs,,,r,t
sevhs OF inc ment ithas slways lib~
received from the southern people. linen th...
friends aloae II nov depends tyr pstronsrr '".Se
For circulars containing full inform alton .dS,...
either OF the Principals A. above.
MRS. COOKIES FRENCH AND EN0llsp
IVA Boarding and Dsy School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES'.
Ati9J wabash Ave-, Chicago. will reopen wsdnes.
day. Sept. 18th. 'sec.
For circulars Apply 10 the above aidrcss, BY letter
or otherwise. aurii.di0
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsco.. August 27.-The West.
ern Union Telegraph Company commenced
An action agsinst the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company for restraining the de-
PENDANTS from engaging 10 the business OF
transmitting dispatches within the boun-
derics of California. and for $4,000 dam.
ages, by reason of the Atlantic and Pacific
Company having CONSTRUCTED their lines In
close proximity and removing poles on the
plaiptitFs' line
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. Aug. PA new Democratic
rancho was dedicated TO night. Addresses
were made by Senator Doolittle, Hon. q. V.
n. Lathrop. ex-Mayor Mills and Others.
In this city the different Democratic ward
Clubs turned out in large numbers and
marched to the rancho with bands, torches,
,ransparencies. &c; bonfires were built. can
non fired and fireworks let off. Great en-
thus!asm by both speakers and audience.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
new JERSEY.

NEWARK, IN. j., Aug. 27.-The Fifth
District Democratic Convention to-day
nominated Orestes Cleveland for Congress.
The Third District Democratic Conven-
ton at Sumnerville yesterday nominated
John r. Bird. of Huntington, for Congress
The Second District Republican Conven-
tinl al Jones River to-day, nominated Hon.
James r. Rusting. at Trenton, to Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
Helnbsll's Fluid Extract Buchu

10 the great Diuretic, and 10 . certain cure for
disease ofthe BLADDER. Kidneys. Gravel, Drop
-. Organic Weakness, Female Complaints. Cen
srai Debility. and all diseases Of the Urinary
Orgsss. wasther existing in Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter
elbow long stsnding.
no treatment il submitted 10. Consumption
Or humanity may snsue. Our Aesh end blood ar
ssppsrted from these sources, ana sAs health
aAd Aappissss. and that Of Psster,ty. depend,
upon prompt ass Of a:rsliAbie remedy.
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

CossTANrlNorLE, Aug. 27.-Admiral Far
ragut gave y grand banquet yesterday on
board the flag ship franklin. to the mem
bers of the Turkish Ministry and the am
bassadors Of foreign powers ct CONSTANT
nople.
LONDON. Aug. 27.-Dispatches from Rome
state that Rev. DR.. Henry f. Manning, the
eminent Roman Catholic divine and Arch
bishop Of London, Il to be made Cardinel l..
II is also reported that Monseieneur Joseph
Bernardo will soon relieve Cardinal Anto-
nelli as Secretary of State and President / {
the Papal Ministry.
PARIS. Aug. FIT is reported that the
Emperor will visit the camp at ChalOns ON
the I'd of September.
The sale OF the Figure newspaper In the
streets OF Paris has been prohibited.
LISBON. Aug. Elm the Chamber of
Peers today bill for raising 19.OOO,O C D
francs, Wvs passed. The Chamber also
voted q supply Of $4,000 francs for the for.
ti6cAti0ns Of Lisbon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

OaveDPoFe Market Report.
Osvcs - qss DAvsSpess On To- eaAs,
August, 18th. 1853.

wholesale. es.0s; retail, eco.
WnsAs-New. No. l. el.6sd6l IS, No. 3 u. 50
DAaLsY-Buvers discriminating closely Be
tween Ns's and : but prices remais sushsng
Cd at ol.00@eIks
OAss-Nsw, 4tG145 OLD. see.
RYs-New ol.2o
OoRH-ooe.
onIo9o -toD70.
PeeAsooo-ooOel.o "a.
DBssu-S90o6e. poT1D.
0ooo-ate.
0axn AP10-ol.7S per busAel.
kAY-0ool 1i0ethy oi2oe0 olls -, per ten
Prairie olo. eo@11.oo per ton. Slough, 90.
ArrsaAors-At yard 5000 per ter.
KOOn-1S.OO. per Cord
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

BOoIOc,... ................... 1850. lass.
1HR Largest First Glass House In New Eng land =
Vertical Railway. Suits and Single Apartments
with Bathing and Water conyeaiencss; Billiard
Halle, Telegraph Once. and Cafe.
LGWlS RICE SON Fropr's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

x GREEN BRIAR,
white sulphur Spring. YAH

Aug. -.
Genera! Rosecrans left here thia forsnoor
ior Warrington. taking With Kin H. Al
s s,;s ana ~ sorssspcndence q the represent
~,irsS ~ ~ 'ne Soa.n eere. The General dc.
stance the sentiments OF the a..,,,.
people on the political situation +. '..ii
DE made public by General Rosa.,m".i
win an address of his own. thronch ,hs
Cen'ra' democratic Conservative Fyacr
i've Committee of Washington II T.
signed BY Lee, BcSurersrd. rcho,s
Anderson. and Alexander Il. S,eohens.
inent men here. f'o'i'-
Many representatives of the pres. -.
here. Assistant Postmaster General Z.ve,v
and MI. Cochrane, . prominent Washius.
ton Banker, are here.
Secretary Browning is at Cov;pe,on. and
will arrive this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
CONNECTICUT.

NKw HAvRN. Aug. 27-lt 10 expectcd
that all the Governors Of the New England
States. with their respective stats, viii be
psesent ct The New England Fair in this
city NEXT wssk. and will address The peopje
some day during the exhibition.
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on To-.

CINciSNArI, Aug. 2S.-Ths Republicans
Of the Third Ohio District have nominated
Gen. Schsnck for Congress by reclamation.
The store Of Leon Bloom. at Hapak onets,
Ohio, was robbed Of $4,000 wolth of dry
goods yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

From the Davenport Gazette Of Aug. s. ~
An apprentice at the Gdzstts office hav-
ing suffered much from deafness aud run
ming from he ears, caused by catarrh. ap-
Piled to Dr.. Lghthill for advice. After
careful examination the Doctor declared
an early cure possible. aud learning that
the patient was poor, he gratuitously APP
piled the necessary remedies and the boy
is now entirely well. This generosity i
the more trustworthy from the fact that
Dr.. L. 10 not citizen Of Davenport and
has no particular interest in our city I; nor
did he suppose his hberality would thus
be made public.
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Letter irem New. A. Brlggs, OF
Rock Island, Illinois.


RocK lsLAyp, ILL.,. June Us, ls6s.
On. Lis.rHLL Dear Sir-0ratitude to you
and desire TO benefit others has induced me TO
make the following statement
For the las. four or five years l have ha
partial deafness in my loft ear. and this, during
the last nine months hes increased 40 rapidly
and to such an extent that could scarcely hear
at all With it, aud baving that time used many
remedies with no essential or permanent benefit
soon began TO think that should soon lsose
the use Of that organ altogether.
But after seeing IN announcement OF your
Official visit to this city, ard converting with
one v sss deafness Of long standing you had.
~ he informed me, entirely removed. decided
to consult you. and II, sfser On sxsminataon yoa
Thought you could restore nv hearing. y sub
nit 70 IN operation. Accordingly l called 81
your rooms Yesterday. and an hsppy 70 sly that
in less than half an hour. BY skillfsl and pain
lsss operation With suitable inssrunsnts. you
restored my hsarias completely. and Trust per-
nsaently.
Accept, nay dear cir, the assassnes ofmy bess
wishes for yeur iuturs ussfulnese and prosper
A.BRIGGs.
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F.re,g. news - Atlantic Cable.

BRusssls, Aug. 2S.-The wife Of Victor
Hugo died here two days since.
CoSsrANriSorLs. Aug. 2S.-Ths Sultan
yesterday visited Admiral rarragut On
bsird the Gag ship franklin. Inter nationsl
courtesies were Unchanged aud much good
feeling was mapifeeted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

New Yorl9 Money Market.
y Telegraph Avruuss
Dtoeho-otsadv
1eHds-9's 81. 1iSjs; . Ses, let. l.lsi,; snd
l.osA 3D. l1ok; new. 1sst: 81. i.0ex Ie-Ass,
Pacihe-f ,o7t.
New York Central-l.eoS
8rie- 49,.
Illinois Cent4al-1 l9L
Northwestsrn- eak preferred SEA
ROCK Island-1.0O 1-2.
Burlington 4 QuiRcy-1.7l.
Wabash-63k.
0old-1.lo
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SEMINARY.

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~ ulty Patronage, and all facilities for Pre-
paretory. Scientific, Classical, ana Commercial
studies, the leading Seminary in the Northwest
Icrchefs. 6itesn. Pupils las, year. over SEQ,
Eleventh year opens Aug. 81. For Catalogue,
address REV. q. ". QUEREAu, ID. D.,
aug -deod2w- Aw2wl Aurora In.
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H. Ana 0sxvsxs salsss dsns up IL steele
sRossl wrapper With fse-sjnne = ~ CnnHA
VAa1nss.a, - sigse1 \ {. unLnD0LD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
CITY Eleclien Kelice.

H08 LR0AL VOTERS OF THE CITY on DAv
I IMPORT are hereby noti1ed that Special Klsc-
ton will be holden in the said City Of Davenport -
Saturday. Sept. 18th. 1855.
TO enable the voteD Of the sa'd city to vote the
following questions. to Wit -. Shall the City Of
Davenport SETTLE compensate ~ debts under an1
by virtue Of the provsons Of oct Of the 18th 0en
efal Assembly. entitled IAN Act 70 enable Municpsl
and Public c0rporatiols 1t their election to settle.
adjust and compound their indeb.edness, and 70
provide for the Issue Of new bonds and for the paw
ment Of such new bonds By the levy Of spec1c tax
es and for the purpose Of altering end ex
stinR Charters and Laws" approved April d. 1eoo.
The answer ON the ballot containing this que stiOn
shall b. "Yes'' and "No" 1fa majority vote ssYes"
the CITY Council may exercise the powers given ~
On she ssia DAY poll win b opensa in each ward
In the ssid City BY Judges and Clerks Of Election to
- appointed by the City Council.
Tho polls will be open to soccive ballots q ocrk
A. n. and kept opsn until o'clock r. n. at he tel
owing places. viz:
let Mard-Polls at the House Of A. Lsngaehner.
on West Second Street.
ed WaYd-Polls ~ the 1ouse Of n. G. Moer, cor
ner OF Fourth St. and Western Avenue.
I'd Ward-Polls 1t the Court House.
9Th WaSd--PoIls ct the City Hall
9Th Ward-roiD 1t tho Pennsylvania House.
9Th Wardrobe ct the Old School House. In Esst
Dated this 18th day Of August. itea.
auR1t-doaV4t-tAu mr. City Clerk.
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DELeWARE.

WILMINGTON, Delaware, August 27.-Tbe
Democratic State Convention at Dover yes
terday nominated Benz. 7. Briggs, o. New
Castle for Congress
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Address I, .the Nervous aud sDeo'i'a'eo
whose suffsrings:have besn protr'cted
from shiddcni causes, and whose
require prompt etrestment 10
render asxisteucc de-
sirable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Letter from q ustnvus Schnitxef
Eoa., sheriff Of Scott &c. lOw0.
DAvExPeHs, July -.
Having been affected with partial deafness
and discharge from the ear, and having been
cured BY DR.. Lighthill, take great pleasure
a rsceame ndins him to those smilsrly Affect
- medical gentleman in whom the highest
confidence can be placed.
GUSTAvU5 SCHNITGER,
Sheriff Of Sco.t County, Iowa.
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NEWCOMB HOUSE

NEWCOMB HOUSE.
(LATE In CLAIRE HOUsEJ
Davenport. .Aowa
This HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE or
i the business portion OF this city. and but one
block from the Ferry and steam boat Landing, will
be open for the reception Of guests on
Wednesday, April 18th. 1885,
II has recently undergone thorough sepairs and
tensive additions, among which r dining nail 4ex
70 feet. IN Once flxte. Large pleasant Paflofs,
Sample rooms for Agents. and ample arcemnoda.
tons for 2e0 guests. 1t being furnished com.
ple,e with new modern styled Furniture. and Steam
Cooking ksnges. the Proprietoss feel warranted In
Offering to Families. Toursts and the travelling yub
c An attractive desirable stopping place. one ofths
Jest In the West.
PENNIMAN. sIaLKY . CO.,
aprlS dAwH Proprietor
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Chicago m arsxct.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph Aug. Is.
Flcur-Irregular and unsettled; spring *
tras s,a5@lo,95; supers S, SeQs,7s; receipts ssll
bbls shipments b65s bills.
Wheat-Quiet and firm; MOL, LII No 9 f.ea
| 4l,S41s; No l.55@,.5e; receipts l27 ,92t
| Gus shipments 1910 bus.
| Corn-Higher, closing steady and firm No |
at 1.oc,<Gl 0ex No 1t ss0ssA receipts
| las, $50 bushels shipments lac, s36 bus.
Oats-Better, at ts1s $685. receipts les "a.
bus; shipments l47. ass bu.
Rye-Dull and unchanged At f,2ek0i.27 to,
No l.a20i.23k for No =; receipts 81 LOO
Au shipments SO, 759 bne:
Barley-Quiet, No 9 1855.
Provisions Unchanged.
Pork--2e 50.
Lard Nominally 1sX0ls1<.
Ehoulders-120l3k.
Freish.s-Aesivs and lever 10 charters
Buffalo.
Chicago Live seek Market.
D. Telegraph August -.
H: :.,iMs.I ? s..:; hes., 50 e.i..
s,ssS s % :s.et.I ss sssess1 r. 10 s''s
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shs.p-Choies. 4osa4ss; good. a.ssas :. S
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BY Telegrsrh.l August %.
rl2pr-very duh. scarcely anything doing. s
WAt-Dul, with moro sellers than buyers.
SoFn-LowsP At 8sQol.
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pperk-asA@,s.
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Toledo Market.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
WISCONSIN,.

LACRossR. Wis. Aug. 27.-Hor. g. G.
Washhurnc was renomineted to Congress
Yesterday.