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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-08
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Six Ballots for q Candidate.

The telegraph furnishes the following
synopsis Of the platform adopted by the
democratic national convention. Of course
it is much abridged, and incomplete, but it
will give an idea of the principles asserted.
We shall publish the platform in full as soon
as received. 1t is evident that the platform
is a strong Pendleton, greenback platform.
The following ia Gil the telegraph furnishes /:
Ftrst-ThAt the democratic party, reposing
trust in the intelligence and justice Of the people,
standing upon the constitution, recognizing slave
ry and secession as settled by the war or the
voluntary action Of the southern states and never
to be revived, do demand the immediate restora-
sion Of all the states. (chsers.)
Second Amnesty for all political offences and
:he night Of suffrage in all the states.
IhrI.-The payment Of the public debt, and
where the obligations DO not expressly state on
their lace Or IL, tho law under which they were
issued for payment in coin, should be pad in the
lawful money Of the United States. prolonged
cheers
FourM.-Equal taxation ofall property ,includ-
ing government bonds. Cheers
Fyh.-Oue currency for tue government and
people, laborers and Office holders, pensioners
and soldiers, producers and Dondho,dprs, Threat
cheers.
Ststh.-EoOnomy in the administration. re-
ducIion Of the army and navy, abolition Of the
freedmen bureau, cheers Of the inauisitori,I
mode Of collecting the revenue "a tariff for revenue
and such equal taxation under the internal
revenue as will afford incidental protection to in.
dustry.
Observation-Disclosures of military to civil
po.er.
Eghh.-Equal rights and protection for native
and adopted citizens against the doctrine Of i'm.
mutsble allegiance, deuouncing the uaur.
patton and tyranny Of the radical party III
violation Of its pledge to conduct the war only
for the preservation of the Union, having sub.
jugated the states, overthrow freedom of speech
aud of the press, establish system of espion'
age, in disregard Of the hGJeas corpus made Of ths
national capitol bastile, and threatening to des
troy the Origina jurisdiction of the supreme
court, and mAligning the chief justice because d
his integrity on the trial Of the President.
The report continues Of considerable length to
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-08
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION

There being no record 70 be found Of the exts-
tence Of democratic Senatorial or judicial
District Committee for this District, the under
signed, editors Of the several Democratic News
papers in the District, have been requested, by
many Democrats, 10 unite andi'sue a call for such
Conventions.
Therefore, the Democrats pI the Counties OF
Rock Island Henry and Bureau, comprising the
Twenty First Senatorial District, requested 10
send Delegates 10 "a Convention to he held III
Sawyer Hall, Gcne.eo, Wednesday July 18th,
at II o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating
q candidate for Senator, and also for Member Of
the State Elualizing Board. Also TO appoint A
Senatorial District Committee 10 call future dis
trict conventions.
The ratio Of representation in the convention
will be one Delegate for every one hundrod votes
cast for George b. Mcclellan, in 1864, as follows;
Rock Island, l542--lJ Delegates.
Henry, hl4--l4 Delegates.
Bureau, l7y2--ls Delegates.
]. Is. DANFORTH, in,
Rock Island Argus.
V. W. Scaton,
Prairie Chief-ualva.
c. l.. Smith,
Bureau County Patriot-Princetou.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL OONVEN-
TON

The democracy ofthe several counties of the
Fourth Congressional District are requested to
appoint, in the usual way, delegates to attend a
Convention to he held at Monmouth, on Wednes
day, the ~ day Of July, 1858, at o'clock p. Me-,
for the purpose ofnominNting candidate for con-
gross, TO be supported and elected by tho votes
Of the democracy and of all other friends of free
government, Of republican liberty, and Of the
constitution and the Union.
Each county will be entitled to ono delegate
for every one hundred votes cast for the democrat
ic candidate for president four years ago, and IN
additional delegate for fraction Of fifty votes
or over, RS follows -
Adams, ..........,...46 Warren,
Hancock. ............2g Merccr.,....,.......".ll
Rock Island..........l5 Henderson,
TuoMAs JASPER, Adams.
II. " SULLIVAN,
B. T, SCHoFELD, Hancock.
J. B. PATTERSON, Henderson.
A. IL, SWAIN, yro-.o,
J. G. MADDEN,
b. K. WATERS, Mercer,
WIN. EGGLEsToS, Rock Island.
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Constitution of the COnVentiOn-HOw Votes
are Taksn-Ths Two.Thirds Rule,

Ia accordance with q tine.honored Gus
tom, and in compliance with the terms of the
call, each state is eutitled to as many votes
in the convention a. it has votes in the cleo
torsl eollege-that is, number equal to the
aggregate Of its representatives and senators
in congress. According to another tradi-
tional regulation, this vote is represented in
the convention by double the number Of del
gates-that is, there are two delegates ad.
mitted for each vote to which the state is
entitled The votes of the several states in
the convention are given in the following
table;
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wednesday EgSninE, Juiy 8, 1868.
Democratic State Nominations.


For Governor,
JOHN r. EDEN, of Moultrie Co.
For lieutenant Governor,
WIN. Il. VAN EPPS, of Lee Co.
For Secretary Of State,
GUS. VAN HOoREBEKE, of Clinton Co.
For State Treasurer,
Jesse J. PHILLIPS, of Montgomery Co.
Yor State Auditor,
JOHN R. SHANNON Of Randolph Co.
For Attorney General,
ROBERT f. WILLIAMS, of Mclean Co.
Fer Representative in Congress- at Large
VIM. W. O'BRIEN, Of Peoria County.
For Ponitontsry Commissioner
JOHN W. CONNETT, of Cook Co.
W. NJ. GARRARD, Of Lawrence Co.
CALNEH FARLEY, Of viii Co.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-08

In the selection of candidates rule has
existed since the meeting of the first nation.
al convention in 1892, requiring a two.thirds
vote to make q nomination. According to
this rule, the successful competitor in the
convention must secure vote Of 2l2, or the
assent of four hundred and twenty four dele.
gates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-08
Inn1n1AL CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of the Counties Of Rock Island
and Henry, comprising the Sixth judicial Dis.
trict, arc requested to send Delegates to conyen-
ion to be held in SAwyer's Hall, Goneseo, We'd
ueslay July 18th, NJ : O'Clock P. NJ, to nomin-
ate a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, and to
appoint Judicial District Committee.
Rock Island will DO entitled to 10 decgates
and Henry II
J. B. DANFORrH, JR.,
Rock Island Argus.
b. W. SEATON.
Prairie Chet-GalVa.
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MR.. EDEEs SPEECH.
(concluded.)


Inc hrst and most essential point to be
made IN arresting the impending financial
rum OF the country is to economic in every
department Of the government. This in.
wolves not only Eetrenchment in the expen.
diture Of money, and reform Of abuses in the
public service, but the absolute extermins.
ton of the corruptonists nov injecting all
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Whole number Of delegates, 20
ER-Itis hoped that the democrats in every
township will soc 70 IL that these meetings are
held and an organization made for the coming
campaign. Let no township 90 unrepresented
commended.
By order Of the Committee.
BID. BuFoRD, Chairman.
JACOB ADAMS, sec'y.
Rock Island, June 4, 1868.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-08
THE TARIFF,

II had tune, would like to discuss the
tariff, and show it's unequal and unjust oner
alton but fear have already detained
you too long.
CONCLUSION.
Fellow-citizens, the responsibility res,s nm
on you and upon the people of he enti,e
country TO determine whether these ay;ls
shall continue four years longer, or wbo,bor
there shall be a change now. The con,as,
Is an unequal one. In order to enable ,bsr,
to continue their lease of power, our radical
congress has used military force 10 over,
throw civil governments in ten of the states
of the Union, and to reconstruct them 90 sa
to throw the political power into the bands
of the negroes. BY the aid Of twenty ssna.
tors and large number OF Representatives.
with negro constituencies, they expect to
perpetuate the public debt aud the system of
taxation TO which | have called your atten.
ton. Through the same means, the eastern
manufacturers seek to continue their oppres
sive TARIFF, robbing the people of the west Of
their hard earnings. To oppose these odds,
We rely upon the justice OF our cause, and
the virtue and intelligence of free people.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-08

Maryland moved an adjournment. A vote Ivy
states was ordered, and the adjourunent was car.
nd. The convention adjourned till 10 o clock
Wednesday, morning.
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ELECTORAL VOTE.


Total number Of votes.
Number of delegates, ,,.,"....r,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
CHICAGO.

'iuctGe ri. l0-All doubt Of the les:
q propeller iinIncamnus, while on
! rpas-a-r l.fm n. Joseph and Benton
Z ltH'r itf., t@ih city, on Monday night
hteM a'ss tilre. Yesterday morning
.altf Dunbar. Capt. VIM. Amber
x. II, is tb.s Dasi ior -. Joseph and Ben
tpa iiATloi. l,.crdlng il possible 10 dscoy-
81 sen~ traces ~ The missing vessel The
Nlnlsi tcefsd o.reCtly oasi north east for
lslancc Of 33 miles, and then fell in with
ths ,repcllcr iIipnocampus The hull OF
tha steamer haa ey.dInilv gone down, but
lrr nrp,I works we're atina. in numerous
iaT,s. An indefinite number Of peach
boxes ami hasl ,ts ana other fragments OF
her cargo wufc aisO boating on the surface
OF TIE water. but no human being, dead or
Al yc could bs found. lie could accom-
p'ish 10 good by remaining there longer.
Capt Anderson took on bosrd apiece of the
w'eci-ihc pilot house-anG proceeded to
Benton iIsibor
T.'r steam tug Geo u. Wood which left
here yesterday evening tor cruise after
the lost steamer hirpacamrus arrived back
al ) - clcci> ic-tay. She discovered lsrpe
quantities III fragments OF the vessel and
many otbe. things, and her hurricane deck,
and hepes are entertained that SEINE per
SONS TOOK refuge on this and were taken OIL
by u sail vessel not sc: heard from
CHICAGO, Sept 1O-kIrs. Sophia Sachse.
Charge! with setting fire TO her residence
at HYDE Park. on which she had an insur-
sacc amounting 10 $4,000, was 10 day held
Ter trial at tho Circuit Cour, in bail n,
SaGC0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
HEW YORK.

Nhw icRK, Sert. l0-Thc counciImcn's
,nbioel.o has euded. the five members con.
cernirg whom legal steGs were taken, hsy.
lnc been admitted 80 their seats
To-day Antcaio Bachignai, husband Of
Nr>. Gen. Eaton. was arrested and brougn,
before the court on the charge Of hav,n Z
abandoned her. Tie prisoner is thirty and
The wile sevsn;y-cigh; ears OF age. Ii IL al
fsg lha, Ne - h.tn iiTir- with her grand
Aa@lfcf by whoai II II said he has his TIVE
tsNoT / also that he hrs spent ore
hr8l'sd Il us-i.d :sll4rs lsii ars. Ealon by
hs. I. Fmcr ..- bard
An attempt was inside carly this morning
a, liicT II. North saver, to murder private
va c'man by parry OF thieves The one
- . iir.d ne pis,ei has been arrested.
StuAE, Sept. l0.-licraiio Seymour
''tl'V ted an address Ia the Saratoga county
Agricultural Society 10 day. which was en-.
nfeiy devoted l. agricultural subjects. Pc
'"'a tauaifs 'se.e seFupulously avoided.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

Esw YosE. Atr'. An epidemic
something Ike ttailst fever IS prevalent
among children ~ hrdoscr. Cue hundred
critical cases arc reported
Al errand be- named Morgan Stephen
son, II the employ q white broker, Oh
Wall s,resf, Va robbed Of 81 100 in gold
which he was conveying to the bank. by .
man who throw snuff in his eyes and fed
with the money.
On Wednesday Morgan and another boy
we're arrested for bold burglary in Brock
lyn, and yesterday he acknowledged that
he has an accomplioc in the robbery IN
January last, that j. was made up thing
b',veen himxtlf and robbeis. snd HAT he
/, sised SlJO CT spoil.
IaoY, Sept. 10 game Of bs:e ball
between the Athletics Of Phi'adelphis, and
fe Union or Hay makers Of this city, was
, eyed here today, and resulted in q vic.
/ ~ ~ be former by score a 81 10 %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, Sept. ll.-An unsuccessful At
tempt to release three ccnvic,s from the
State prison II Charleston was made last
n'ght hy Andrew J. FIREMAN, whose term
IT imprisonment fr burglary recently e.
puei.
Bcsros Sept o-lIon. VIM. Tildsn, Of
New York, has made donation Of &20. 900
to the Tildcn LADIES' Seminary N West
Lebanon, n. II.
Ex-mayor Humphrey will be appointed
superintendent Of the Mechanics fair, TO
be held here in October
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
coNoap sssONAL NOMINATIONS.

ST. PAU. MINI, Sept 1o-Thc nemo..
cratic District Convention for the Second
Congressional District, held here " TER
day, nomina'c' Erl src n. Wilson, Of Min-
reopolis, for Corgrcfs.
pcroaKEnPsfF. Now York. -cr en- = ~.
Gen. job ketchu,n was unanimously
nom.f ated onQre 5 in the I'm Dl-liic',
j Republican Convention.
New HAVEN. Sep.. fo.-The Republican
Convention 10 day nomirf Joseph X.
Manly. II Uar:for ard !, ). Fitch, OF
New uaver, Tor L initial electors a,
large.
AtnknY. Sept. 10 4 ne Democrats Of the
rou enih Congressional District, nomina-
led Stephen L. May bew. OF Schoharie, for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10 The following
appointments of s,efeseerers we're made to-
ny Wm y. thompson, Columbus, o.;
David d. iiiI.ny. X@nis. o; Edward s.
Williams. sahm. O, John Koehlin, rori
Madison, III; Donald A. Mckenzie. Nm.
nuqae ravid Gordon. Shelbyville. Ind /:
JOAN ;. Kahn, Peoria Samuel N. Adam.
snrirasiiie, W; VIM. Pst,en, Myron Bacon
uhin. "e'u.
The Commissioner Of Land Og;ce 10.
Nh isapsmiiiedto the State authorities
7. ~ ~ h'e certified transcripts Of lands
emai eciag Ss,.c6 acres granted by ACT of
1cas ross 70 aid in the Construction of,ba
VEGA hap'ds and Missouri River Rail.
MhsnisGrcn, sept. 10 Solicitor R;ncs.
icy, silhouen he returned TO this CITY e.r,v
ihis morning. dil rot visit c;,hsr ,hs T r5
sniy pepattmedi 81 the Internal Revenue
Burelu.",dsy. lie was engaged in prepsr.
W. =" y on ,.p,s Of MS proceedings in
President. '" '''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
MISSOURI.

Sr. LouIs, Sept. 1.-The charter 0lec-
ton at Alton. H., Oh Tuesday resulted ia .
Democratic victory. All the candidates on
the city ticket except one being elected BY
an Average majority of over two hundred.
They also have q majority in the board Of
Aldermen. The vote wax 'arger than usual
which shows Democratic gains.
On Tuesday night last = harDsss max er
named Cook. living in Centrnlis, H., VA
robbed of $4,000 in creenbecks, by burg
ars. 5000 in gold WIS left BY the
thieves
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
Foreign vews BY A tlantic CabI

Foreign News ~ A tlantic Gable
PANS, Sept. lo.-Queen Victoria leaves
for England this evening.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Ths strike has
ended.
The Emperor reviewed the troops ct The
Camp Of Chslons to day. The whole army.
including cavalry. artillery, infantry. en-
gineer corps. pontoon, and baggage train
were drawn up In the plain. After going
through seriee of evolutione, all the corps
marched by the Emperor in review, each
regiment as they passed cheering with
great enthusiasm for rhe Emperor, EN-
press and the Prince Imperial. An i'm.
mcnse multitude Of spectators covered the
ncighboring hills.
The Queen OF England, who now 10 in this
city. IS the guest Of the British ambas sador,
Lord Igor. No ceremony is observed by
her Majesty or attendants. but privacy Of
party is strictly maintained.
FLORENCE, Sept. 1O.-It 10 reported that
| Garibaldi has left Csprers for Naples. 10 al
tend the Congress. Of Democrats 10 be held
| in that city.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, September 1O.--The
extraordinary concG ssion made to Admiral
Farrsgut by the Sultan, in permitting the
flsg ship Franklin 10 pass through the Oar
danelles and enter the BOsphorus, has given
rise 10 a vast amount OF col rcnt in DiplO-
mstic circles here. The reaort that per
mission had been denied, was without iour-
daiion. The consent OF the Sultan YVES
| accorded in most gracious manner, rs 3
| compliment to the Admiral and the country
he represents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
NOVA Scotia.

HALIFAX, Sept 1.-THE assembly this
= ar ia pa sed rsau'ors which were
raaWweus'y adop;td thinking Lord
s ih =, do'n Hight ana Others, in the
~. Parliament, who supported the Nova
tle repeal, end also resolu ion thank.
m the delegates tJr their services
lhe estimates for 1868 were brought IN
b. the Provisional Secretary. The total
revenue Was SJ5,oss, and the expenditures
500. $50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
KANSAS.

ToPkKA. KAN, Sep. 10.-The following
ticket was nominated BY the II publican
State Convention, te-lay: For Governor
Gen. Jas. ~ lIerrey Lieut.. Governor c.
" E.krdee Justice. n. Valentino; Secre
'ary Of state, Colone. Moonlight, Auditor
\. Thomson; Treasurer, Geo Graham Al
torney Gerera'. G. Dgnior.i, Snperiptend
ent of Pubic Instruction, p. .lcN icsr; Elect
ORE. Anthony. kalloeh. and Horton; Con
gress. Sidney Clark. The Convention wa
very large. Several Of the nominees wef.
sercnaded last nigh, and apr, ia'c speech
6 made IN response.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
Foreign New hy a llnntlc Cable.

Sr. PETarsrrEC, Sept. 1.-THE death OF
Err@, Eokhara, is announced.
i. NpsN, Sept. -Cons,antinoplc ad
Y SKATE that While the irigata, Franklin
W. Jitc ia BoerhoIler. deputation OF
Gft hs distributed addresses TO the officers
a. men, praying for assistance of the
tHl ed Stat, $ lor Crctans. at the sugges-
ti-r Of Minister Morris, Admiral Farragnt
ordered copies or the addresses returned,
drputaton was ;hon iccsivsd rs private cit
izins, rnd 10 political illusions were made
IN - nycrsation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
MARYLAND.

BaLIIacRH, Sept. L. Hon. Samuel
Ia .nbictcn vas to-day nsmira.ed Tor Con-
gress by The Democratic invention Of the
First District.
Tie Fourth District Demecra,ic conven-
,iars ,ft,r hallo,ing unsuccessfuly far two
j u has adjourned TO meet a. Fredricks
City. On toe 9ad inst.
Mayer David X. Brown is announced ss
~ independent candidate for Congress from
the Third District. and r. Mscaulsy, from
ths same District. il announced a. csndi>
date Of ,he workinsmsa or Labor Reform
party.
Gov Swami 10 the regular Democratic
nominee In the Third District.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
Chicago N arkei.

BY Telegraph. SEPT H.
Flour Quiet and weak; springs extras so
Gs so, latter extreme; supeis 5.co@6.75. Re-
ceipts, IL 1s7 bbls shipments, !, 462 bbls.
Whes IRE yular. unsettled aud lower No
l.eU. No. 9 | 5i5@Mi.54s4 No Ia. Ee.
ceipis, $3.50 bu; shipments. log, s93 bu.
Corn->ieady and quiet: No. !. 96ae61I; No.
2 ~ ae4'4. Receipts, 1916 Blu, shipments,
lie SO bus.
Oats-tirmer, demand speculative. No. 81
0all.. Receipts. 81 ,s4s bu shipments, 2.5li.
Receipts, 2, els shipments, .0l
BARLEY FIRM and better. No. . 1891 ,Csssl.
Receipts. z,6i0 bu. shipments, ayes bu.
Provisions Quiet and ears,er.
Pork 80 25@?9.s0.
Lard -19i5.
Freishts-Dnll: So oats, IL wheat by steam
to Buffalo; l6 whea, 10y sail 70 0swego.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA. Sent. 10 Schuyler Coliax and
party arrived Lere this morning, and was
mel at the depot hy a campany a TANNER.
lie made shar, speech. referring 10 the de-
plorablc condition of Indian affairs in Col
orado anl Wyoming. ard said he would
urre upon Congress immediate ard decisive
acilon aeaine'ihe sayac,s. lie believed iha,
noting less ,han severe punishment would
brins hem to terms he party started tor
Chicago ~ noon to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
CON- rs ERClaL.
ktHscnpOra Market Report.

AtHscnpOra Market Report.
Ors1cR or Tns DAVENPORT Dsx,cnAr,
September 9th. 1865.
tiora-W Wholesale. 10 90 retail, 1850
WnsAs-New. No. !. SITS a ID, NO. 9. q 20
BAKLEy-No 81 10
0Afs- New, 46et43 Old, Soc
Rye-Nsw el.20
5ogH-s0M SIC.
CSIoSs-f5dT5.
PsYAross-sndsl.en
Ri xn-33I35c. per n.
Fec -lsc.
GRsEN ArrrEs-4l75 per bushel.
HAr--Good Timothy 1l2.0eQftl4. %. per ton
Prair = elo. oo1ll.oo per ton. Slough, t7.0o.
ASrnR.crrs--At yard tlo. 90 per ten.
W. ,D-1e.00. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

DsrnoIr, Seq; 10 News have been r..
ceivei here that the town nt Warren. Ma.
comc county. has teen visited by desirr.,.
I'VE tornado, which DANCED or destroyed :
trees, threw over fences, etc. The DE- ~
viii exceed 10000. No lives lost:
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MsSnlEGInH.

WAsn:NGroN, Scp,. 1.-THE Tennessee
Lee siativc G mmittcc had an hours inter
view with tht iresidcu. this = m. Reporter
n.t limited
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
ILLINOIS.

srnINorIELD. ILL. Sept. l0.--Tse Ma.
tional Lincoln Monument Association has
adopted the design of the American seulp-
| tor Lsrkn q. Mead, Jr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
DEAFNESS CURED.

De. L,oa.mIll Accept my most heartfelt
thanks for the prompt and painless cure per-
formed on me ,Or Deafness. sttssdsi with an.
neying noises in ny ssrs. with whish lsui5srsd
for na.y years In hopes that others similarly
sfeead will profit By this publication, I remeis
Yours truly.
FREDERICK sCnOAL.
0.lberttowp, Sept. leth, 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
From =. =. SM1 rll. Roq.. Vice
President Or tho Cleisenso
National Bank DovonDore.

For the benefit Of those 81 ilsrly effected, I
would hereby state that for years have ssf-
fsred from disease ofths threas, which dsasd
the skill Of some Of the best medical men. until
applied TO Dr. Lishthill, who BY means Of
his superior exam natisn Of the remote parts Of
that srgsn, q once discovered The dinkeulty and
promptly removed the same.
most cordially recommend the Doctor -
ths public % . man Of science in whose judge
meat rslisscs may BE- plsesd.
J. 3. SMITH.
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Chicu.o nive n,ocyx yyurke,

I NntCuSO 1.-Two BIOCN NIHrkef.
By Telegraph Sept. II.
Cattle Extra. s'5aT 90 fair 20 good, ; 50
G6 80 stockers. 2.25ei4.5 so. All dull.
Hcgs Extra, lo.25aiio SO; good 10 choice.
s.75etI 1915.
sheep Choice. s.7ca4 90; good, S.25Ga 5e.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

1oNcoRp, Sept. LEX President Pierce
passed. comfortable night His symptoms
are favorable ts his recovery.
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| Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph Sect. IL.
EIour---Firm and no. quotahly higher.
| Whsat---Irregular Ne. l, l.e5h No. Z
| l.5lh.
Corn--Dull and unshanged.
| Oats--Firm, ats
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II. l.Ouis NnrkAa.

1T. Louis Market.
By Telegraph. Sept. IL.
flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Firm, and without quotatis ehang re
Confirm ~ 95,dI 90.
Oats 56a5s
Rye--U Unchanged, !. 20.
Barley Ranges l.sy@aO0
Pork % &C.
Bacon--Weak: Shoulders IS; clear sides
lss4al7.
Lard--Better, Is
Whisk, = Unchanged.