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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15
II B. STUCKEY,

t B, STUCKEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
and REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Office On Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Opposite the Court House,
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
VIII practice in the adjoining Counties Of Mis-
s.--s arl Kansas. July I2tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15

II IAINIELL AND LTNGENFELTER,
ATTORNEYS ATLAw, BEDFORD, Pa.
Hayo formed partnership in the practice Of
tho Law, in new brick buiIdng near the Lutheran
church. [Apra !, ls64-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15

ID W.cROUsE
Wholesale ToBACCoNIsT,
~ q street two doors west Of b. r Harry's
pfeg Store, Bedford, Pa, is nov prepared
. ssu ey wholesale all kinds of CIGARS An
or9eFs Promptly tiled. Persons desiring anything
ID 1is lima will do well co give him cali
bsdt0ta Oet 90 '65.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15

Respectfully tenders his professional services
TO the public. Office with J. W. LingenfelteG
Esq, on Public Square near Lutheran Church.
1g-CoIlections promptly made. [Dec,9, '64-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15

A R4KER has invented new kind of
veast N makes bread so light that pound
Of il only weighs twelve ounces
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15

A COUNTRY GIRL IN BEECHER' S CHURCH.
At first | thought he was farmer, he
told Us so much about sowing and harvest
ing Then, when he talked of training
roses and pruning grape-Vines, changed
my mind, and concluded he was gardener;
but soon after he described printing, and
made il so plain, | decided he must be a
printer after all. The queerest thing about
it was that he should know all the folks ap
at Gross cut corners and be able to describe
them so exactly. When he spoke of people
who think everything they have is Just the
incest and best going | thought OF Huldy
Tucker; and when he described those who
believe they are in state of perfection and
can't do wrong. | know he must mean
Deacon Pettigrew. was so much interest
ed in all he had to say, did not think of
anything else, except when my thoughts
few to Joel. | 50 longed to have him be-
side me For | want Joel to love Sunday;
and | am afraid he never will unless he sees,
as | have, how beautiful it can be made,
and what a good, happy, cheerful thing
such a religion as Mr.. Beecher's IS The
congregation looked so interested, so eager
to hear all he had to say, | do believe they
would have staid all night, if he had chosen
to go on preaching. | did not notice a sin.
gle girl chewing caraway seed, or single
boy using his jack knife on the back of the
pew. Deacon Spicer, eighy-fve years
old, always goes to sleep, and snores be
tween parson Humans ''ifthly' and
''sixthly'' but the old, white haired men at
Mr. Beecher' looked just as wide awake as
the young ones, and | do believe everybody
went away feeling better and kinder aud
more resolved to lead good, true lives than
when they came.-h,depe,ldeid
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15
PHYSICIAN

XETlJ. w. JAMESON, ND,
BLOODY RuS, Pa,
Respectfully tenders his professional services 20
,ae people ofthat place and vicinity, [ises:lyr
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15
confessional s 8usIaess Cards.
John KEAGY,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15
VOL. Al: NO. rs.
IDLENESS.

Idleness is the nurse of all vices 1t
moves so slowly that they all oyertake it.
The Germans and Italians say, proyerbially
that 'ldleness is the Devil pillow" Some
affect to excuse tnis hydra headed habit by
asking what harm eau person do when
ne does nothing! The reply is ready and
plal1. lie who is passive in allowing de-
cayis himself DESTROYER While Standing
still, and refusing to help, he obstructs the
movements of others. We are told In holy
wrlt by much slothfulness the building
decayeth, and through idleness of the hands
the house droppeth through" And again
II IS said: Il went by the field Of the
slothful, and by the vineyard of the man
void of understanding; and 10. il was all
grown over with thOrns and nettles had
covered the face thereof and the stone wall
thereof was broken down The words Of
Cato, the elder, are in the proverb, that
one who does nothing learns to do evil.
Idleness has been described TO be a moral
leprosy, which soon eats its way into the
heart and couodes our happiness, while il
undermines our health. Idleness is costly.
without being luxury. Montagoe always
would reckon the year account of his ex-
penses with the following entry: Item
for my abomiuable habit of idleaess,
thousand livfes. We toll for leisure only
to discover, when we have succeeded in
our object, that leisure is a great evil
How quickly would the working class be
reconciled to what they may call the hard.
ships Of compulsory occupation if they
were but for short time doomed to the
hardships of compulsory idleness. They
would quickly fad that it is much better
to wear out than to rust out The idle
man is at the mercy Of all vices The work
ing man, on the contrary, finds a safeguard
in his occupation, which leaves no time for
temptations nor desire to yield to them
1t was we'll said, by the oldest Of the Greek
poets, that 'the laborer is the sentinel of
virtue
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-15
Al A. POINTS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BsDrono, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
NEWS
1T TELEaR.aPH,
new Y0hE.

INV YosK, Dec. IA Guamas letter
givss details OF 4 great s!em in Sonora
about the 18th OF Octebsr.
The United States steamer Lac Rawana
lying in the harbor-a very safe one-had
TO get up steam to keep from going ashore.
The town Of Lowita II Lower Gala was
destroyed.
The mining works on Jaquin river were
swept OF.
Aws.er spout burst over tie city Of
Alames, destroying the town completely.
Seventy dead bodies had been picked up
Ia the Erie case yesterday before Judge
Nelson Z number Of a@davits were read
and Arguments Of one Of the counsel for
vacation Of order, Judge Blatch!srd appoint
ing jay Gould receiver, wee heard. The
case will BE- resumed this A. N. aud con-
cluded. the court intimatipg to the counsel
that the session would be prolonged to ena-
bic them to get through With their srgu-
ments.
A suit in the name Of tho people en- CON-
plain, Of an agent, vas commenced yester.
dayvin the Albany Courts ngainst the Erie
X. r. Co., asking that the directors be r.
moved, an order was granted by judge
Psckhsm susrsndirc the board pending
their motion io,s abaeluie removal mex
Monday.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 30.-The report tina
Ficke and Gould have left town with eieh'
millions OF dollars is revived to>night will
additional details including the statemen
that a special train left the Erie depot at
P NJ. supposed 10 have contained th'
directors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

Commander B r. Rsnsnaw to be Captain ;
Lieutenant Commander Richard W. Mead
10 DO Commander.
w. s. Howe has entered q suit against
r.. D. Olmstsad, late disbursing clerk in the
Post Office Department, to recover e30, goo
the amount of his defalca<ion. A criminal
suit is also pending against him.
ITo-day in tho Circuit Court, the case Of
John Nagle against the Hon. L. NJ. Stanton
was. on motion Of the defendant, diseentin
ued. plaintiff 70 psy the cost. Magic owned
farm in Prince william county, Virginia,
which was occupied for time 10 1855 by
United States troops, alleged TO be under
orders OF the defendant - Secretary Of
War, and he claimed damages for driving
away cattle and injury to crops
Gen. Meads's annual report states in
detail the prominent events which have
transpired in his department. He says
that during the whols Of his administration
extending over the space Of eight months,
there we're tried by military ccmuissionsra
in the States Of Georgia, Alabama and
Florida, only 80 persons. OF these but II
were committed, four Of these ssntssces
we're disapprsved, eight others released
two referred to tho President Of the United
States, and still awaiting action leaving
but one person convicted and in confine
msnt for violation Of the civil law, and tried
by the military commissioners, on cessa-
ZION OF military authority. This simple
statement Of facts deem complete in rsfu
ton of the charges that military power wa.
so despotically and arbitrarily exercised
with regard to the rights Of persons and
property, i. wss my duty 10 seduously
| guard the rights Of individuals without re-
gard TO any consideration but that Of jus
lice and Law, SO far as could comprehend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

LONDON. Nov. 3o.-Earl Russell ha.
written letter expressing regret at th,
defeat Of Messrs. Howell and Odger and
other candidates OF the working men.
II is crsdiblv stated that Emperor Nspo
leon is suffering from nm attack OF diabetes
that he cannot give his full attention &c
business, and that tho Express takes daily
larger share in tho details OF the admins.
trat'on, thus relieving the Emperor Of many
Of his burdens.
DuaLiS, Nov. 30. Tho rominaiion Of
Mr.. OConnor Tor member of Parliament
from Sligo county was seconded BY Rev.
Dir. Conway, Catholic priest, VIII, in his
speech on the occasion declared that tho Fe-
mans in America were stronger in members,
organization and armament, and should the
rights Of Ireland he withheld they would
act At once, and or lsnding all Ireland would
assist them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
L ATE NEW s
Bl' TEE 60 R.fPH.
NEW YORK.

New foRK, Nov. 80 The corOnel's in.
quest on the homicide OF Felix Larkin
resulted in a verdict against Campbsll, his
bar keeper, bsnnigan and Times, who have
bsen committed without bail to await thu
action Of the grand jury.
George W. Mclean, corresponding clerk
in the United States Secret Service Depart.
msnt, has been Committed for trial ct jersey
City. charged with passing . counterfeit,
$40 bank nsts.
The Stock Exchange and open board have
passed joint resolution requiring oil stock
on call TO b registered in some responsible
financial institution on or before January
80, 1859, and alse requiring thirty daya no.
tics Of oil new issues Of stocks or CONVEX H.
bic bsuds.
Aid. Thomas Curran to day assumed the
duties Of Mayer, sntailsd upon him BY the
resignation Of Governor elect Hoffman.
The steamship Alaska, from Aspinwall.
brought $200, 900 in treasure.
The hearing OF the Erie railway case be-
fere Judge Nelson consumed tho whole day
without any definite result being reached.
II 10 rsparted that on order has been IT,
sued BY Judge Packham, on application Of
the Attorney General Of New York, to thew
caues Why Jay Gould shoad not be sus-
pended - receiver Of the Erie road. Still
sneehsf report 10 that the Attorney General.
10 dispatch received today, says the use
Of his name was unautherized.
The litigation 10 % complicated that ops.
rsters have almost entirely delayed from
dealing in Tie Erie. being unable to follow
the rapid changes in the legal aspect.
Panama advicee Of the Esd, state that
when Gen. Correfoso arrived ct Chiriqui he
found the place nearly abandoned. and that
be then went 70 Santiago and found the
snsmy had alse abandoned that place. Pro.
seeding to Castillo, the enemy, 400 strong.
lttacksd Oosrsrose, and battle lasting three
hours ensued, whom the enemy 6sd 10 die.
rider. leaving 50 killed, among them their
sedsr. aud many wounded, . number Of
prisoners and oil their arms and ammuni>
ion. The government troops lost three
Tiled and eight wounded. among the latter
Zen. Pedro 0oitro. This battle has put an |
nd to the civil war in the State Of Panama.
The revolutionary movement in Costa
iica has proved successful. President Cas-.
70 has been deposed and Jumiris installed
q his place
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
HAVANA.

HAVANA, Nov. SO.-Advicsa frsm ST..
Domingo report that the rebel General
Ogardo was badly wounded and Col. Hsvia
taken prisoner snd sentenced to b shot.
The government troops were pursuing their
adhsrsnts.
The elections passed OF quietly.
Trade 10 reviving At Puerto Principe.
The official account Of dhs engagement
between the troops and the rsvolvtionists
On the oath instant, 10 IS follows The
rsvolutienists attacked small detachment
Of troops in the tswn Of Villa dc Cobra,
near Santiago, with their whole force. and
succeeded in driving them from their 20.
sition. The troops then took refuge in q
church and sent information to the Gsvernol
of Santiago. and troops and volunteers
were Immediately forwarded 10 Cobra This
reinforcement succeeded in surprising the
revolutionists and rstaking tho town. The
reyolu,ienists lest 90 killed and many
wounded. General Moreno, . Mexican,
commanding the rebels, was killed, and
Col. Picrez severely wounded The gov.
erment loses killed and 10 wounded
Many dead bodies of revoiutonists have
since been found in bitches. All small de.
tachments Of government troops have been
called together te join the main army.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
cALlF0RNla.

san FRAscIsco, Nov. 30.-Grant's official
majority in California is five hundrad and
six. Owing to the iniormalty Of printing
the name of Hoffman, one Republican Elec.
tor, it is etated the Secretary Of State refu.
sea to certify TO his election, thus giving
tho Democrats an Eector. The matter will
be submitted to- the Supreme Court Some
two million dollars Of stakes depend upon
the decision, ths Democrats claiming the
bets drwan unless the Electoral vots 10 un.
snimcus for Grant and Cofax.
The Steamship Sacramento sailed from
Panama to day. with $3.50. 900 treasure,
$4,000 for New York, and $4,000 for
England.
The Sixth Annual Convention Of the
Fenisn Brotherhood Of California was held
in this city last week. The State Center
congratulated ths Brotherhood on the pro-
gress OF the Order in tho past ear, and the
encouraging prospect Of the future. NJ. G.
Smith was elected State Center for the en-
suing wear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Dee. THE Dyer Court Of
Inquiry vas engaged during the whole Of
yesterday in the examination Of Ma. 7 s..
Lardiy, Of the ordnance corps. who was tx
srninsd 1t length by Mr.. Arrck. for prose.
cutien to show the history OF tho various
prsjsctiles proposed or adopted by the
government. The witness being compiler
OF the ordnance manual, ard an en- nsnt
s6icsr Of his esrPs
The Clerk Of the Joint Committee On
Ordnance, Mr.. Smslley, who had been di.
rectsd BY the Court to produce various let
tsrs and ether documents, which had been
put in the pssssssion Of the committee du-
ring The investigation. replied in writing,
declining to furnish them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
PARAGUAY.

LISBON, Spain, Nov. 29-Ths mail steamer
Hayans, arrived from Rio Jsusiro and South
America. She brings the following news
from the seat Of war in Paraguay
The Brszilians had sent column Of
IL, 900 men across the Grau Chac, forest
to attack the position Of President Lo-
peg at Villsta in the flank.
Marquis De Caxis was awaiting the
development of this AaDk movement TO
attack the river batteries with his feet
Of iron clads and force csm0unicstion
With the army in Crau Chaco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

'Sr. Lcuis, Nsv. s0.-Ths large general
storage house Of J. N. Bloomfield 1 Co.,
No. ia. ll6 and l1S Elm street, was a.
most destroyed by fire to -night, with con.
tents valued at hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, among the property that wss
destroy sdwas Z thousand sacks of oats, 7
thousand. sacks Of bran. 20 thousand bush
Gle Of wheat, 400 bbls -four. $50 bales gun
MES. Among tho losers, Bellamy 4 Co.,
thousand sacks Of wheat; Hoagins, Rick.
srt 1 Co., 25 hundred sacks Of oats Cols
Bros 90 thousand of bran j. II. Morgan
one hundred bbs of -four, Chase & Co.,
100 bales Of gunnies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

with its gloomy attendants,-lo spirits, dc
preston, involuntary emissions. loss Of semen
spermatorrhoa, loss of power, dizzy head. LOST
Of memory, asd threatened impotence and i'm
becili.y, find = sovereign cure in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific. No. %. Composed Of
the most valuable, mild end potent Curatives
they strike at once n the root Of the matter;
tone up the System, arrest the discharges, and
impart vigor and energy, life and vitality to
he entirn man. They have cured thonsandi
Of cases. Price IS per package OF siA boxes
IND vial. or u per single boz. sold Drug
gis.s. spd sent by mil on receipt of price. AID
dress Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Msdi
cine Co.. 592 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
VIRGINIA.

RicHNoSp, Nov. 3O.-This morniuv in
the United States Circuit Court. Robert
Ould. counsel for JEFF. Davis, made : motion
to quash the Indie, ment on the srouud that
the l4th amendment prescribss mode for
pun'shing participation in che rebellion
which is disfranchissment, and no other
punishment is prescribed. 80
The Prosecuting Attorney moved to
postpone the motion until the latter part Of
the term.
Chief Justice Chase decided 10 hear the
argument On the motion on THURSDAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

KAliscn, Nov. 30.--The House Of Rem
rseentatises oday discussed the resol utioa
petitioninE Congrsss to remove the disabil
tiles fsom oil citissns Of the State. The do :
bate evidenced an improved state Of feeling
on the part Of majority in the Senate. -
RESOLUTIONS we're adopted 70 investigate the
rumor Of bribery and blaek.mail against 4
number Of members and othsrss Ne. S9sst.
Republican Senator, said he could prove
that bribery had been rssortsd tote accom-.
plish the passage Of certain schoel laws.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
CHICAGO.

CHIcAsc, Dec. IA Now York special
rays, in reference to q runner OF the ab-
scending of tho Erie directors, that the
opinion 10 prevalent among operators in
Wall street that Fickc has run away with
most of the portable property Of tho com.
pany. Daniel Drew ha, expressed this
opinion. Great excitement is felt through
out the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01


4-Otiunva viii soon have 5puf railroads.
The Mussseips. listen : Ananosa
railroad will oct - eenplstsd this year.
-snsv eight isehSs dssp was had At
Butlsr Csatss On the 2lst nit.
A sew agricultural varsAssos. three
stories high, AID 80 BY $50 let 1sss, has
been built d Dubuque.
Charles City has . new rspublieea pa.
per, issued BY Val. BsltuR, ard called the
AdcScst<.
--Jshnsou the New London post sface
thief, has been bound ever 10 5000 and
sent to jail.
-Museatins farmers have recognized
their fsrmsrs' club: J. E. Fletcher Presi.
dat, Sssl Fsstsr sessstAfy.
The Iowa City Rfss says the sradiag
on the Iowa Northern Central Railrssd ID
oil done from English rivse 70 Issa ~.
"A Mr.. Becker, living near Auscatins,
found bouncing girl baby last Friday eve
ming under : cherry tree in his yard
Twas ever thus"
The Burlington Argus hes changed
hands partially, DR.. Barrett having sold biz
interest to c. l. Barker, Z. A. Randall, q
the ST. Louis 7Imss. taking the balance.
Hereafter it will be issued - an evening pa
per.
The Memphis. Post Of the oath inst,
says man Of abou. fifty years Of age, b.
the name of Stafford. charged With COM
hitting homicide in Alamakes county
Iowa, and who was bsiug returned to thil
State under the charge Of an officer nance
Wesley Smith. made bis escape from custs
dy that morning about s o'clock II seem
Cd that Stafford had ned to Arksnsas for tn
purpose Of svading An arrest and trial TO
his crime. Upon hearing Of bis whersa
bouts, III. authorities Of the above nams'
county dispatched an officer to spprshsn'
the fugitive. The et8cer found the culpri
at some point up White river. from whic|
he put him on board the steamer Liberty
which arrived here last night. Before lish
this morning, BY some earslsssness on N
part Of the Officer, Stafford made his escape
The officer 1t once notified the police ~
thori.iss, and offered reward Of 81 500 "a
his recovery, but - yet no trace Of hi
movements has been discovered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

WAR others have done you may do, one
gentleman says, my doctors bills for FIVE years
averaged one hundred and hf,y dollars per year
Three years sgo procured one Of Or. Hum
phreys' cases of Homeopathic Specifics, and
since that time my doctors bills have averaged
fifteen dollars per year, and We have enjoyed al.
most uninterrupted health. Price 10, tsent by
express on receipt of the price. Address Hum
phreys' Speci lie homeopathic Medicine Co.
HuSraRlY' SrEnrIc HoxnorArHIc MEDICINE Co.
662 Broadway n Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

A pisrmGuIsRsD Methodist Minister and
prominent Tsmperan Lecturer once remarked
that 20 where he would, from enc snd Of the
country to the ether, be hardly ever failed "a
Rad Plsntstiss bitters. and while he condemned
the practice Of using these Bittsrs too freely, b
could not eonscisntieusly say that he would die
card them from the sids-beard, fer 10 himself
had s1perissced beneficial results from their
uss, end that, from . losg and close observation
be was convinced that when used moderately
and - medicine exclusively. they were oil
that was recommended. At the same time he
warned his hearers not to pull the cork too Of
ten. for they were far too pleasant tsnic "a
trifs with.
MAGNOLIA WAfes.--S uperior to the best i'm
proved srman Cologne. and sold st half the
prico.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

TsS lots in North Davenport and lsi in East
Davenport. cheap as dirt; good ~ acre farm in
Pleasal, Valley, only q, 500, andl lots of other
bargains. Wild land by the cart load.
ELpRIDGE b BIO,
Land aud Insurance Agents.
40 Rradv atyeet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

UsErrL At AL EAsoSs-MlSHLER'S HERB
BlTTERS-as q means Of promoting perfect di.
ges.icn, an even and natural flow Of bile, and
healthy condition Of the bowels AMI ekin,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

WAsainafen. Nov. 3O.-The folloviue
premetiens In the naval service were Dade
70 date ften Sent. goth, 1868:
Capt. q. Emmous to be Oe.nmeleee !:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

OF the country where Sloan's Ointment .asd
Condition Powders have been introduced; The
iproprsetors have received the most gratifying
Intelligence Of their remarkable eject and pop
uiari,y.i In multitude Of Instances they have
srisnphsd over aissasss thas ..hsvs bsfnsd ths
skill ofcslsbrsasd Fszrisrs. sa.d wsss esesil.
sfsd ineurable. Thsss nsdtsipss have eaissd .
ssputasios which saaads sDeqalled II this
oouutry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01
sCoM NE Rc;kL.
wEExIY MAmMEr nEPOmI,

OFFICE DAVENPORT DENoCRAT,t
Dec. |, 1868.
Hince our last r.por, Cc!Tess have declined,
other goods remain firm At quotations below
Trade is slow owing to the bad condition Of the
roads, and decline in produce market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-01

Cnoics Iowa Oatawba Wine. at 81. 90 per dor
On bottles; alscl full stock lcfl other nstivs
and foreign wines at the wine houss.ot
LASsrRLpr, THops B Co..
OF Wat 0aeroA 0N~>~t