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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

MIssraELs.-Jos Mack. asst agent Of
Skifr 4 Gaylord's Minstrsls. reports the
troupe healthy. and furnishing more ther-
ough-brsd amusement than any ether set Of
twenty artistss on the track. They have
. contract here on Menday evening to make
more fun, burst more buttons, and shake
more sides than can bs got into the Burtis
Opera House.
The MODEL FRUIr JAR-All those inter-
ssted in putting up fruit. preserves, TO-,
will 10 glad 70 know that the long felt want
Of valuable Fruit Jar has at length been
supplied. It's warranted to prsssrvs fruit
longer than any othsr one Of ito kind now
In use. The specially Of this jar 10 its
cheapnsss, and tho ease with which il 10
opened and closed. Manufactured b. Win
~ I Palmer, Rochester, N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

JusirEA A. 6oAr.-Isa certain cure for ehapped
hAnds and oil roughness irritation Of the sk
ecsema, rinRworm. salt rhsum, pmplse. and all 9th
er cutsneous affections, making The skin con and
smooth. Manufactured BY Caswell, Hazard = Co..
New York. Sold By all druggists. tu-frikeow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05
Report received and adopted.

Report received and adopted.
The special committee appointed to
whom was referred the petition OF JamesK.
MeCosh and others, offer the following ies
olution:
Resolse5, That the City Engineer and he
Street Commissioner be directed to sAi-
mate the cost of the work prayed for by he
petitioners, and to report ct the next met
ing. Report adopted.
Aid. Mcneil offered the following rsssu.
tien:
Resolved. That the work Of bringing
Bridge Avenue to grade Be done by con
tract and that the City Engineer be instrna-
ed to solicit proposals. and give the same o
the lowest and most responsible bidde'.
responsible parties having agreed 70 &C.
vance the money and wait for il untu ths
taxes are paid for 1868.
On melton The resolution was erdsred lsit
- The table. Carried.
On motion, ~ Cornsll adjouYnsd. \
Attest: JoHN LILLls, City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

They made her grave too cold and damp
For soul 90 honest and true
If they has been wise. the dire necessity
Of opening the grave for one 90 lovely
might have been avsrtcd. PlaAtstion Bit
tiers, II timely used, are sure to rescue tho
young asd lovely, the middle aged and the
ailing, from confirmed sickness.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
articls-supcrior to Cologne and at half the
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

IN - I'M
ARaUAlA
MusoAsuB-Hrom 81. Leuis.
MmxseorA-From 81. Paul.
Nsw BosroR-rfem Montsoee.
KnY CrsY-Ffsn 81. Ranl.
lsAsoA -Frem D. Louis.
Iowa CfYY-Fron Clinton.
uBPAnTURns.
NvecAsup-Fer et. Paul.
NxHssosA--Fer 81. Louis.
Nav BosfoH-For Mentrose.
KsY Crr-For ~. Louis.
lrAsoA-ror -. Paul.
Iowa CrSY--For Clinton.
sxPscSHD.
The Suckes Ststs, from st. Paul. for st.
Louis this evening as 6 o'clock.
The Canads, from st. Lous, for st. Paul
this evening.
The Keithsburg 10 the regular packet for
Moutrose tomorrow morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05
Wanted.

Wanted.
CALESMkN TO SELL CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
~ Badgeo, F1Ags, %. Grant BadRse - Msdals
now rsady: send - cents for sampee Of both kiada
Circulars nee. We make the beet Rrnnsn SrAnrs
In tho world. Active young men wanted In every
town. Address with stamp
LANPHEAR D PERKY.
Eays-d&wlm Davenport lewa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05
KELLEY & WOOD
Wholesale I retail
DEALERS IN
SHELL r,HE.1Vf
H A R.DW A RE

O"0A/G ~ 10Eox
HARD w ARE
No. 3. West second ST.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
wv RBSPEOTFULLY Ask THE ATTEN
w Ties Of ths Public 20 our large aud .sw
Dlsss Stock. eenisting in psrtof
nA1l40. FENCE WIRE, PLOwH.l
IARAlu0 TOOLS, MANILA AND
1AkRkD ROPE, WINDOW GLASS.
PUTTY. LlNSEED OIL, TURPENflnos
WHITE LEAD. LEAD PIPE.
SADL1 AND POCKET CuTLEKY.
Oolvoe Plated Ware, Leather QDA
DobhNr De1u1n0.
D1unHD0, COTTON AND HEMP rWlMBO
D100M rWlNEH, DR0OM Wia0.
FlfOn. OAKUn, FILES, OHAIte,
NOn6I DHOEb. HORSE HALLS.
pUnp9. PISTOLS. HHOr POUOHHO
r0WDoe YLAbxa, YOnCELAln
klT1L00 AuD 0AUOB PANC. HOU0D OAD
HDuf1D0'. SNIP CARPENfB06' Ma
On1Nl0T0 AND OOOPERB' TOOLS.
Asd 1ssssal assortment Of gocds n our lins
vhish Vs sasr at WHOLESALE 4 RETAu
q The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

COUNCIL. RROCEEDlNGS
RECuLAR MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, June Sd, 1868.
Ooneludei.
The following bills were allowed and or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

ALARM.-The Board ef SuPssvisers were
seriously alarmed this fsrsnson BY their
worthy presiding officer rushisg into the
court roem whore they were in session, and
fransicly crying "fiss," "water, !" "whers's
The Janitos." The alarm was caused BY
several lighted segars 10 the mouths Of
msmbersef the Board. which csused %
much smoke that hs was deceived into the
belief that there wss . 6rs-at > o'clock
he had not recovered from the effects.
One member was - sxeitsd that he
rushsd eG and purchased o0.5S liusa
coat-the Finance Conmittss wrs sxpsst.
ise bin at last accounts Ses ~ oame.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

Magistrate. referred 70 ths Poliee Commit
lee, to report d The next meeting.
The Committee % Streets, to whom VA
rsferrsd the petition Of Otte Klug and 9th.
srs, at the last meeting, report 10 faver oI
the city furnishing the material for macad
amziog the ellsy) q The city quarry, and
give ~ grade, the petitioners to do ths
work q their ewn expense. Report adept.
cd.
The Fire and water Committee reported
that they had the public cistsrn, on the
corner Of 9th and Warren streets, examin.
cd, and in their opinion the cistern il in
good condition, aad will not cave in.-
(Whsthsr the same will hold watsv they
are unable to Say at prsssut.) Report re-
csived and ordered filsd.
The Committee On Claims, to whom waa
referred the petition and claims Of Geo. s.
O. Dow for The rsfunding Of city taxes, re.
port that the city pay to Geo. >. q. Dow
and A. Corbin the sum Of one hundred and
seventy i've dollars, in full for oil tax claims
that they have up TO this date that they
relinquish oil right and title, and give a
quit claim deed to the city for the same, in
accordancs with the petition. Report
adopted.
The petition Of N. Noe and others was
referred back to the Committee on Grades
to report at the next meeting.
On melton Of AID. Mcneil, ths spseisl
committee to whem Vas referred the pe,i-
ton Of J. B. Shaw L Co. and others, Wre
discharged. Carried.
The special committee 10 when was ..
fssred the matter Of wages 10 b paid W
the city fer labor on the streets, made the
following report:
We, the undsfsgnsd, . committee ap-
pointed BY the council to report the auassnt
Of wages which should be paid per day for
labor on the streets, would beg leave te re-
pert that BY diligent inquiry into the nat
ter, We find that the amount paid daily To-
borers in the city, unless in extreme essss,
is 81 80 per day; and ~ W expect to pay
the cash for labor, we are Of the option
that the city should have it - ehsap -
any person. We therefore recommend the
payment Of &l.6O per day for laborsrs, md
80 90 per day for teams, the amount y b.
paid in cash, or orders equivalent thsnts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

TIE MgLrirrDs Of testimonials from men
Of worth and Integrity that have appeared
10 our columns, furnish conclusive evidence
that no medicine in use has accom- plishsd
80 many extraordinary cures, and given 90
much universal satisfaction in every variety
and stage Of disease. ss that has 20 sxtsn-
sivs and rspid sale ~ Slean's Ointment
and Condition Powders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

v'osS. w0O OSSkvO0 - o@VoOeO VsOOsVO
b b paid.
Mr.. Rigg, from The Cenmittss On School
Fund, made the following report:
Your committee, TO whoU the petition Of
Young Stokes was referred, ssking this
Board to remit tax levied on portion Of
bis property in sshsol district No. 4, Pleas
ant Valley Tswnship, srs Of the spin-
ion that oil the property, beth real and
personal, which lays or belongs 70 or in =
sub-schsol district, 10 liable 10 taxstion IL
such district, and - your committee are
not posted in relation to school district
lines, W report adversely On the
prayer, and refer the sane back to the
township oiBesss Tor them 70 settle. Which
Was adopted.
Mr.. Lanehciu. from the Commitsss On
Public Omcsrs, made the following ~
pert:
Your eemmittse, to ~hom was referred
the bond Of Martin Goddard, appoinaed
Jastics Of The Peacs Of Liberty Township,
sitsf sxa0ining the same, recommend that
u b approved. Whish Was adopted.
Ne. Hssrea nevsd hat the beoed ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

RsruRNsD 70 Hrs FrHsr Lovs.-Ous L.
gal friend n. ". Bennett, ,whs fer the past
few months hes filled the rsspsasibls pssi-
ten Of Local Dditsr Of the osssets. has ~
tired from the position and again rssuMsd
the practics Of The law. The charms Of
Black -stsus we're more to hin than The
pleasures Of itsnisins. and the Gssette
thus loses iss ab;sst writer, and the most
genial man - its columns fef the past New
months will bear witness. They "fssfst
to part With hiss Il has bssn shsis psliey
''to employ the best talsat open iss COL
umus."
NJ. Geo. II. Balleu, formerly d the Du.
buaus Times has assumed eoatssl Of Ne
city department Of the 0asstts IN Mr.. Ben
nett's place. To hin ws extend . most
cordial welcome, hoping that no other pro-
fession has charms . WOO him from his
chosen p ath Of duty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

Morn PArengs, raEcKLrs AND TAS.-Ths
only reliable remedy for those brown dis
colorations on the face is "Psrry's Meth and
Freckle Lotion" Prepared only by DIR. B.
Q. Perry, - Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-05

ELDnIpGs b BRo,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady street.
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mAssACaUsErrs.


BosToN. Sept. 3.-The banquet of the
officers of the Army of the James. last
evening, was fine affair, and passed
off in most pleasant manner, with
speeches full of sentiment and remin-
iscences OF old army life.
mots Shioso and Shimada Quantich.
two officers of high rank in the Japa-
nese army, who attended Monson aca-
denny the past few years, have been
ordered home in consequence of civil
war In Japan. Threeof their country
men remain at Monson.
a freight train on the Boston and
Albany railroad broke through the
bridge at Russell last night, just after
the engine passed over. Thirteen cars,
two of which contained kerosene, went
into the chasm. Eight minutes later
the Kerosene exploded and the fire de-
stroyed the cars and part of the bridge.
One man was killed.
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NEW YORK.

NKw YORK, Sept. S.-o'Baldwin and
Wormau, yesterday, signed articles e
a prize fight within six weeks for one
thousand dollars aside.
The gunboat Matilda will sail for
HaytI in q few days with full cargo
of war munitions.
Over 100, custom house officers were
discharged this week.
The investigation before U. 8. Conn
missioner Gutmans relative 10 alleged
frauds in the Internal Revenue Depart
ment was, to-day, after some argument.
postponed until Tomorrow. Both OF
the accused, ThOs. @. Smith and DRn'l
Murphy, were present.
An undertaken in Hudson City has
been arrested for opening grave and
breaking of piece of a coffin 70
show its quality. The punishment is
two years. imprisonment and fine OF
g. 600. A disputed bill was the cause.
The members of the Morrisiana Trade
Union, convicted of conspiring In re-
fusing to work for master mason who
employed a journeyman not belonging
to their Union, have been sentenced,
the principal to pay fine of $50 and the
others IS each.
The second days play in the cricket
match: between the New York and st.
George clubs, resulted in a draw, the
score standing for the second innings
at O'Clock, when the wickets were
drawn, New York, 9S; st. George, SO;
with a loss of six wickets. 1t is pretty
certain that Messrs. Casmer and Mortts
mer, of the New York club, Will be
chosen to play in the twenty-five
against all England eleven; and it Is
equally certain that Messrs. Gibbs,
Bowman, Wort, Butterheld and Gross
and the professorials, Marley, Hartz
and Geo. Wright, will be chosen from
st. George.
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r u r o p e

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. S.-Bishop
Plattzek some time since received an
order to send delegates to the Catholic
Synod, then about to convene under
the direction of the Emperor. The
Bishop refused TO comply, and has been
PARIS, Sept. 3.-The Emperor has
gone to Chalons.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made yesterday to launch
the steamer Bermuda from the dry
dock on the Thames. She, with the
single exception of the Great Eastern,
will be the largest vessel in the world.
The ships Spendthrift and Launcelot
of the clipper fleet, arrived from China
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/ BY TELEGRAPH.
VERsIORT ELECrIOH.

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 2.-Returns
and a net Republican gain over last
year of 6,199. The remaining towns
will increase the net gain to 10000, and
give total majority of 10000.
RUTLAND, September 2.-The Repub,
lican vote in III towns, about one.half
the State, gives Page (Republican),
% ,33I; Edwards (Democrat), 1851; Re-
to be heard from will undoubtedly
bring the majority in the State up to
sc, 900. The net gain in the lit towns is
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, Sept. 3.-salnave's troops
are reported to have stormed and taken
MiraRoare. A battle had taken place
at Cape Haytien on the 9th of August.
The rebels were repulsed with the loss
O, a gun and many men killed and
wounded.
Il is reported from st. Domingo that
the European Loan of two million dol
lars has been negotiated.
Severe drouth at Porto Rico and
st. Thomas is reported to have impair
ed The sugar and other crops.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-Ac-
counts from Greece say, the Cretan In
is fourishing. The Turks are
nearly worn out and discouraged, and
it will be with great difficulty that they
the contest, while the Chris
.ians are flushed with success. and
by recent massacres to desper-
ate enterprises. Through the interven-
ion of Gen. Ignatitf the Porte has
oeen Obliged to dismiss Parter Pasha
in Gambia aud other Off
1iaIa 1hoeh
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OHIO.

sANDusKY, Sept. 3.-Hon. W. P. No
BILE, the regular Democratic nominee
for Congress from this District, has
withdrawn in consequence of the re-
fuaal of part of the Democracy OF the
District to support him. Another Con-
vention is called toIneet at Clyde, Sep
tember 9Th, TO select new candidate.
Hon. Robert Lee, the candidate OF that
portion of the party who refused to
in favor of the nominee of the new
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proper AOA hSH(HASAS ee--N-
audience arc provided.
j. n iday, September 4u.
Brarton. C. H., Hon. d. D. I. Farnsworth.
u Saturday, Scptember5.
RsSfena, RnfeTtl9B Boone CO., CAPT. apt G. W. smitG.
Monday. SepteHnGcr7.
8fa,rtin,b,,rO. Hon. w. e. Stevenson.
-, Hon. q. D. Hubbard.
EoOue c. H., Capt. @. w. Smith.
Hon. j. ii. Ferguson.
Tuesday, Septembers $.
CoatSD,outh. Gen. w. H. Powell.
Capt. j. M. Phelps.
Wednesday,, September s..
ShepherttstOtrn, Hon. v. Il. StSyenson' N,a1,S
Thursday, September 10.
Vindeld. Gen. W. Il. Powell.
Capt. ]. NJ. Phelps.
81 1f0rlS Jno. "A. Hutchinson, ,Jr
Gen. F. P. Peirpoint.
CJy1fton ~ Hon. w. T. Wiley.
Fsfduy, ISeptemJer11,
Rerketeu Springs, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
t' Hon. @. u. Hubbard.
Hon. BENZ. Stanton.
Saturday. September II.
Cranberry Summit, Hon. ": y. Stevenson. oS
Hon. @. ID. Hubbard.
RipEey Gen. w. III. Powell.
Monday. September II.
Ne,p Greek, Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Hon. w. 4. Wiley.
Spencer. Maj. Fc,S;,13n% 3; e Brown.
Nfcbolay O. H., Capt. c. w. Smith. g
Logan c. H., Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
Tuesday, September Is.
F,,tcLbn,D,on. Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
Hon. q. u. Hubbard.
Hon. J. @. McGrew.
Mountain COrs, Capt. Z. W. Smith.
AfooTeheLd, L. X. CaTskadon,
Wednesday, September l6. il
CtaykSburq Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Thursday, September IL.
ta,atnSioa. Eags1ts G H. aon. asRl Y II WHEY Wiley
FTiddy, September 49,
Ritcbie Court House. Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Gov. F. a. Peirpoint,
Monday. September 81.
p,4s,,t,,to,Oa. Hon. w, e. Stevenson
GOV f. ii. PeiIpoint.
Cyrank1,lle, MAI. RS. Brown.
]. q. Schllllng.
C1beu C. H, Hon. j. II. Ferguson,
Monday, September %.
IYuute C. H., Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
Wednesday, September 80.
Giirner, c. e., Gen. +. P. Peirpoint.
r Fftduy, october2.
Charleston, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Monday, October5.
C1a1ouo,,th. Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Lincoln O. O. Hon. j. H. Ferguson.
IueStLuyS CctOOGTps
Windeld. Hon W. f. stevenson
Franklin, T. K. CarsRadon.
Wednesday,, October7.
Buffalo, Hon. w. L. Stevenson
as.. 1huysdoy, octobers, ~
Point Pleasant, Hon. w. L. Stevenson
Saturday, October 10,
C1beu Court House, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
SncDcrr. Gen. w. a. Powell.
Hon. j. N. Phelps.
Monday, Octobe7'l l2,
OcrodO. Wdnle Co., Hon. w. f. Stevenson
Wyomfng q H., Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
Iuesddy. October IS.
Grant G, H., T. r. Carskadon.
Wednesday, Octo6erl4.
Mason CitV, Hon. W. L. Stevenson
Fr1ddv, October 10,
Rarersapood, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Monday, october 10,
Reu,due Hon, w. E. Stevenson
RGEeiGh O. H., Hon. ]. H. Ferguson.
Tuesddy, october 90,
Ne7c Greek, t. R. Carskadou.
Wednesday, October q,
Pmkersbtrp, Hon: w. Z. Stevenson
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New YoFk Democrats Convention.

ALBANY, Sebt. 3.--The Democratic
Convention met this morning and res
olutions were adopted re-affirming and
endorsing the platform ofthe Nation
al Democratic Convention, and urging
that the registration and excise laws be
applied to the whole State. Gen. w.
H. Slocum and Delas Dewolf were cho-
sen Presidential Electors, together with
one from each Congressional District.
The following nominations were also
made: Canal Commissioner, o. Ba-
con; Prison Inspector, ID. p. MoNeil F;
Clerk Court of Appeals, Il. o, Perrin.
A resolution deploring the death OF
Peter Cagger was passed and the Con-
vention adjourned sine die with cheers
for the candidates as the State Commits
tee was announced prior to the adjourn
ment Samuel j. Tilden being chair
man,
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IN raris they have added several new
articles to the toilet set. consisting of n
small box in which there is a pearl
cleaner, small vial of pow
der for giving a pink tinge TO the nails,
slips of sand paper for smoothing them
and a piece of chamois skin attached to
a pearl handle for polishing them of.
and as the whole affair retailS for 81
only, OF course with many II will be
Indispensable.
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Boat Race.

BUFFALO, Aug. An exciting boat
race occurred on Niagara river this
afternoon, Alexander TalsmR and
bod Martin, two expert oarsmen,
rowed for wager five miles up the
Niagara river against a seven miles
current, through the rapids and around
Bird Island Reef, and three and a hall
miles on the return, in As minutes and
81 seconds. Clinker boats were used.
Talsma beat by five seconds.
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THE London Lancet says that it was
lately stated at the Paddington Board
of Guardians that 13S gallons of medl-
cine had been dispensed in two months,
including 80 gallons of quinine mix
ture. It was remarked that the in
mates were never satisfied unless they
were taking medicine.
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WISCONSIN,.

BAsCoBEL,ESept.S S.-The Third Dis.
trict Republican Convention nominated
Gen. Cabb for Congress.
GREEN BAY, Sept. 2.-Philitus Saw
yer was nominated for Congress here
to- day by the Republicans.
WATRRTewN, Sept. 3.-Hon. B. f.
Hopkins was nomfnOted for Congress
to-day by the Republicans of the
Sacnnd DIstrfct. j.
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A FRENoHMAN in Paris sells on the
streets a sealed envelope which he
promises shall contain photograph OF
the one you love. He peddles his en-
veIopes at five sous each, and agrees to
pay You five francs if you deny that
you love the person whose portrait you
find therein. The envelope encloseS a
of Napoleon the Third, and
as it is penal offence to speak disres-
pectfully of his Majesty there are few
for the forfeit.
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COMKERCTAL AND FINANCIAL.
Louisville tobacco Market.

-" IOUISVILLE3 otpI' 2 J
The market is steady for all good con-
ditioned lugs and leaf, but prices to-
day took rather a wide range, with
no choice leaf offering.
Sales at the four auction warehouses,
69hhds; reflections 16 hhds: prices rang
ing as follows: 2 hhds at SIS 25a15 so,
2 at s14. L at$1950, 8 at $12a12 75, 2 at
Sllail 10, 8 at $40 a10 75, IA at 50 10a9 80,
s at SSaS 95, 8 at 81 40a7 go, 3 at 80 20a
6 55, at S5a5 so, and at 81 GO.
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,Ciny Township.
GRANT CLUB ORGANIZED.


A meeting ofthe voters of Clay town
ship was held at Washington Hall last
evening for the purpose of organizing
a Grant & Colfax Township Club.
j. NJ. McWhorter was called to the
chair temporarily, and DIR. r. "A. Rus
sell appointed Secretary.
The following permanent officers
were chosen:
Presidcnt-J. NJ. Mcwhorter.
VIce PreSident-A. ]. Harry.
Secretdry-Hugh Sterling.
TTeaSurer-Chas. n. Berry.
EreeMtiUe Conmittee-Stephen Tracy,
VIM. Halder and Milton Graham.
The Constitution and bylaws OF the
Central Grant ClubweTe adopted for the
government of the club. 4tts
It was resolved, that the regular meet
ings of the club be held every Tuesday
evening. t
After the adjournment of the club,
the following nominations were made
to csmplete the township ticket and to
supply vacancies occAsioned by declt-
For Member Board Of Education
remainder of present as well as foI
next term-Augustus Pollock.
For T0IgllShip IFeGSHrer-Chas. III,
For Township cterE-Lewis Bayha.
For CoRSIGb[e-John n. Charnock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-04
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention will assemble at
Washington Hall at Q o'clock p. NJ. on Sat
urday, September 5th, for the purpose OF
candidates for the House ofDei'
egates, Recorder, Prosecuting Attorney, Sur
veyor and Assessors, and appointing dele
gates to Senatorial and Judicial Conventions
hereafter to be held.
JOHN McLuRE JR., Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-04

ST. LOUIS, No., September 3.-The
ofthe Second COngression-
al District in Convention yesterday at
Washington, Missouri, nominated q.
A. Finckelburg. for Congress. Messrs.
Westbeimer 81 Eppsten, wholesale gro-
GERS of st. Joseph, Missouri, have fail
ed dliabilities-S90,0 900; assets, $50, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept, 3.-A billiard match
of /, 500 points, for 5000 and the cham
pionship of Illinois. between Henry
Rhines and Joseph Vermuelen, at Mu-
sic Hall last night. was won by the
former. beating Vermuelen one hun
dred and twenty-three points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-04

EXETER, N. H., Sept. 8.-Eurich Fogg
killed VIM. Guillan on Monday in a
quarrel, beating him with a fowling
piece. The gun exploded in the fracas,
badly wounding Fogg in the foot.
Both were arrested.