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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
SUBURBAN RESORT.
Gtlberttoscss,, Eosca.
q. DORNEMANN. Propraetoe.
~ Accommodations for large and snail parties.
Billiards and Rcfreshments. oec11-deod1y


Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Paei1e
Ra11road.
1865. Sumner APFangsnsnt. 1868.
Trains run By Chicago time wh.eA 10 twelve nis-
|nNAND AFTER MONDAY NAT II, leeS.
~ and until further NOTES, trains will leave
Davenport daily, (Sundays exeepteAl - follows
0oing 4ast-lsS Nail tr1ia d. .....7 q, 4. H
- Night express. ::.:e ., ?: =.
0sins Wsst-lss. Exprese and Nail for De
ID, Mixed, for Dss Noinss aad
Muoeatine ....... .30P. 4.
Arrive at Davenport daily. (Ssndays excepted
ron ' tie Eass-lst Night express u. g -. A .
"a Daily Ex. 3 mail. q 05, ?. =
Fpsn the Wsst--lst Mixed from Dee Asinss
"a, Express from Dss 1sinss
and Washington. .e.o6 P.n.
coxxscsroxs.
A. Chicago With all Eastern Routse.
A Joliet with U. A. 3 B. L. h. b. for Blosm.
inxtou, Springfield, he.
Al LaSalie with I. G. r. \ for DHnlsith, 81
LIc'; fo Gst c:;. e. With O. b. AoR for Bur.
lingtoa, Keokuk and Quincy.
X Peoria with p. r. 1 J. r. r. &e.
Az Des Moines, Iowa City, and Washingoen
vita Western stage Co.'S Stages. for I'll ponts
west south vest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Wight traias. TAfssgh
Tickets for sale and Bafgags ehscssd to Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
r. A. HALL. Asst Gen. Supl Chiso9o.
q. KtmAla, Asss. Supt. Iowa Divieioa.
l.H. H,l.s. Agt Dsvsspsss
Davenport, Nav >. 1s6s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
NEW YORK.
AuR,rRv. A,

AUBURN, Aug. IL.
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee meet at Utica Tomorrow To decide on
q day for the State Convention.
Axariah Body, President OF the Toledo
and Wabash Railroad, sailed on Scosio t..
day for Europe. Among the passengers. by
Nicle de Paris was Count La,ium, OF Prus-
STA, who goes 10 Washington rs Secretary
10 the Prussian Legation and succeeds
Baran Won kusserau, lately recalled NC
the instance of Mr.. Seward for being in
engaged in duel with Mr.. Lawrence
BOARD OF Health with consent Of the
Now Jersey authorities have selected new
quarantine ground for the sick ard inf eted
cattle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
INDIANA

INDlASAruIis. Aug. l2.-Edward Rty-
| moss, one ri the Oldest citizens, and fatht I
| OF Major General j. J. Reynolds, con .
| handing the Department OF Texas. and W.
+. Reynolds. former President of the Lafsy
| ot,e Indianapolis Railroad Company, died
~ o'cl ok tins morning at his residence in
Lafayette. Indiana. aged 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

NJ. t.Outa Mar6oe.
~. ' August Is.
W. S'ssdv and unchanged.
CO.. nI ,'.' At 25@2 so for choice fan.
Oats Primer; 81 nss
hye- Higher a, .asai n.
provis'ons- Unch an eed.
Pork-s0.o % pr barrel
haces-.Shsulders. lay elssr siess. l7k.s
usIa YIN i,ercc; ls,{0so in key.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
City Election Notlce.

THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE CITY o. DAv-
1 EXPORT are hereby noti1sd that Special Rlee-
tion win be holden In the sad City ofDavespost. -
Saturday, Sept. loths 1885,
to enable the Of the said city to vote - tbe
feliowisR Qee-tions. 20 Wit -" Snail the CITY Of
Doeenpott est,ls eonero0ioo 10 deb's unAes nd
by virtue Of the provisions Of an Get Of the 18th 0eo
ersl Assembly. entitled Aa Act - enable Aa1lcDal
and Public cor poratione - their election TO oeto.
adjust and compound their Indebtedness. and %
provide for the issue Of bonds. and for ~ pay
ment Of snch new bonds By the levy Of specific tag
&C. and for the purpose Of altering and Amending q
listing Charters and Laws" approved April I'd, 1883.
Tho ansWer on the ballot containing THE question
Oh all be Zee and "Nc" Ifa majority vote .'Yee'
the CITY Council may exercise the powers given BY
the eaid act.
in the said City by Judges aud Csrks0f Election t.
be appointed by the City Council
Tho polls will be open to receive ballots at o'crh
4. NJ and kept open until o'clock p. n, at he fol
| lowing place.. viz:
lst Gard-Polls at the House OF A. Lsng Inner
on West Second Street.
"a ward-Polls At the 1ouse OF II. c. Aoiss, cor
| ner OF Fourth ST. aud Western Avenue.
| 50 Ward-Pols at the Court House.
| 4th waYd-Polls At the City Hall
| 9Th ward-PoI. at the Penney lvania Houss.
| 9Th waYd-Polls ct the Old School House. In Ess
| DAvspport.
Dated this 18th day Of August. 1sss.
| auela doawlt-thur City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Aug. - John T. Tyler e.:
capped FROM jail few day, sluce, where lie
WAS confined for dsirauding the reyenus.--
The next day pardon arrived from tho
President
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

They stole ten railroad tickets to Chicago.
The fight between Allison and cfsvcs
for the Republican nomination tor .on.
gress has been very spirited, hul y aD'"'
rnhs q IN this county. Alison beine antae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

DnvespOrt Market Report.
0sT1cs OF rnB DAvsNPoRS On ~ cRAr,
A..

0sucs OF rns DAvsNPoRY On ~ cRAr,
August, 18th. 1858.
FLouR-w Wholesale, tl0.4e; retail, oll.o0.
WnRAP-New. No. !. el.e0Qll .65,j No. 2, $3.50
BARLRy-l.Vutdl 40.
OArs-New, 4os645; Old, soc.
RYR-New s5c.
CoRs-s5c,
ONIONS 30.
PerAross-New, tl2o. Old zoe
BurrxK-50gS5c. peri
Eaes-l7lc.
Gasss APrrKs-tl1 5 per bushel.
HSY--Good Timothy ti0. e09et14, ~ per ton.
Prairie es.ools 90 per ton.
CoAL-Soft -lsIi7 cents Per bushel, from
wagons.
ASrnn.crR-At yard ga. 90 per ton.
Wooo-1s-0O@t7. 90. per Core.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

Read the following letter hon The Rev. =: rsfcra
homo In Pennsylvania
wA0rnerns. Penn. Jane -. 1855.
Dear srs: During residence Of soos ten ysers %
missionary in SIAN and China, found your ve9et-
able Pain Killer most vasablerensdy for that fear
ful ecoufge, the Cholera
In administerinc Ire medicine, found Il most u.
fsctual to give aspoonfn OF Pain Killer IN GIL
ofAot water swsstsned with sugar then. amer abo1t
eneen minutes, begin to give tables OF tne
Apply hot applications TO the extrentties. Battle
the vels and stomach with the PAIN Killer. clear
and rub the limbs briskly. OF those Who ned No
stated above, eight out Of ten recovered
Truly yours, n. T8LfUhOs
- II attacked With Diarhsa, Dpoentery, q
Csamp Collie. don't fail to uss the fain Killer. sold
bya lnsdicins dsrlers. US-dSw?A
Price IS cents; SO cents; and 81 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
WISCONSIN.

| foSp LAC, Aug. 13.-iion. q. A Ed
ridge has been re>nominated to Congress
by the Democrats Of the Fourth u strict.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

An ordinance establishing . grade Of TIE
alley in block my sic, between Perry ana "oeA
Island streets:
section i. he IL enacted by the City Council
ofthc City OF Davenport, that grade fcr the
alley in block ffty-six ss). between Perry anu
Rock Island streets DC established as fellsws, 70
wit: Commencing AZ the intersection OF sa,1
al,av with Perry street at an elevation Of 80
100 fee. themes running east iss feet 70 an ere
walton Of AZ 2o.ioo fee, thence 10 the in'efs.c-
ton OF Rock Island street TO an elevation o. =
81 90 feet. IN accordance With the probe 81
ssid grade mad by the City Engineer
Section2 That City kngioeer u me-. :,
directed 70 record said profile in the book OF
grades in his Office.
Passed and approved August S. 1865.
s,,ss, NJ DoSAnus, Mayor
f,,tv CLARK
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, Aug. l3.-Luks r. Hol.
land was nominated by tho Republicans Of
the 2d district for Congress yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
To.oay's Advertisements.


SITUATION Pom AN INDUoTRlOUs BOY
= about - Years old. - learn trade. Will In
dsnture him nntil 81 yeass old. For particulars
call at DAN KlLLlON'0, eth street, between Brady
and Maioo streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
9,s,c.~o Lave s.ocsx Markes,

Chacawo Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph August 10.
Receipts CAttle.. IS cars hogs, 81 cars
sheep. 10 cars.
Cattle Dull extra. e.5o62s.s7ia good "a
choice. s easrs sT5S stockers. 25es4 IS.
! Hogs Declining. Extra s.52iS@s.sTi$
| good to choice. 9 25d9 so.
sheep Choice, s.oo@s.2s; common 10 good
4 501A1b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

-. HOYT,
N Ii = I e. - - - u !,
Wholesale 4 Retail Dealer In
Chickering & Emerson's
PH.f.VOS,
ESTEY ORGANS,
Sheet Music & Musical Merchandise
~ Brady st. Davenport.
Having secured the services Of M.
H. BsAHea, ~ q Tuner and Repair
or Of Piaune. | recommend him ~
fully qualified and preminenfly wor-
thy Of patronage Order BOOK ~
store. iel5 dH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
DAVENPORT SEMINARY
Fer YeuRR La1lee And Misses

The sRLECT SCHOOL WHICH HAS HERETO
fore been conducted by Mo .. =. Heard q the
Fine 0roanAs - 0argoot's mace
Has beca tAoreeghly ssessanissa "a Win opsn the
coming yoar undef tie show title, WitA fall eoeps
ofexpef1sacsd TeecAers. We inssnA 70 naks this .
PpanAnHnf InsSr1ynon-which sAau Deet ~ long
felt demand for First Class Young Lo1lso' School
In Davenport
A NV Soasders will b. taksa b tho Prsesptrsss
At - eOper week
Fall tern to commence Wednesday, Augsst seth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

nAfB ~ CLAIRE HoUs8.)
Davenport ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loWa
mHu aorHL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE or
i IT, 6usineoo portion Of this city. and but one
block non u Ferry and Steam boat Landing, will
be opsn for the reception Of guests On
Wednesday, April lGshs 1885,
r hos rsce.tly Undergone thorough repairs - *
o Ssef. a O@cs s11Ss. Larrs pisssaas farises,
eanpls foo0e for Aesnts, I'D e3ple sceeanoda-
tons ees Svee - ee6sts. u bsiAe l1fniahed Con.
Cooking ksDgee, ~ Psupsieless nj worsanted In
Offering TO Fom1lee. Tourists ard ths travelling pub
he = eeisesive dssfabls stopping Isacs. one oftAs
PRNNI11AM. srGIEY . co..
apfl1e4wN Propnist0ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

on 80 PER HALF DOZEN.
Mandrake Pills. ~ cas-. = hex.
For sale b all Druggists - Dealers.
d. 0CHBNOK'o ALAANAO90D 1855 CAN
B.aAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

Toledo Market.
Nv Telegraph. Aug. IL.
Flour-Dul and nominal.
Wheat-Active, excited and "a Sc higher.
Corn Firm at los.
Oats-fi-m at 5s6so
Rve-Quiet AZ las.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
CBnclnuaas Market.


Rye-Quiei q. As.
Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph. Aug. Is.
Ncsr "A SHADE lower family 10 eoeio rs
whsat-Searce end firm, q 9.e001.ls for
good 70 choice.
Cers-Quiet At ss0sl for ear.
Bye y ~.
Oate-S5.
Bariey-Unehanged.
~Aess Pork Quiet ss.75 asksd ase less Of
fsred.
1Bulk Mests-Firm bot euiet.
Dscon In fair consu mptivs demand, st lo}<
for shoulders and lsh ark for clear rib and
clesr sides.
Lard -Nominaliy unchanged.
t-~s Milwaukee Market.
BY Telegraph August, IL.
3Flour- Quiet and steady.
Wheat Quiet and firm No. !. 100 No. >
l79
Corn Nominally uuchaaged
Oats and lower. At 5sk.
LlvePpoo1 N10ekef.
BY Telegraph Aug. Is.
Fl0ur--25s.
Wheat--White. l2s Sd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
LOWELL CAHD CO.,

Ofsvsry dsselptisa, ibf cssssa ~ Wssln.
joooDfn - Made Street. LOWUlL, 0ADA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

HAVING Permanently LOCATED IN KAN
1 SAS City. Mo-, offer my house. corner Brady
and 10th Streets foy sale. Price $1,000 For further
particulars. address ~ above.
aug3 dim JAMES ID. WILSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF N0TRe DAME

1855.
Catalogues containing all desirable information
relative to this institution will be sen, Free on ap-
plicataou. Address
Rev ". CORBY. .. Q. c.. Pres't,
jysid Notrs Dane r. o. 81 Jossph Co ia
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
General Gibson ON Negro Equality.

At the great Republican meeting in Gin
cinnati General Gibson made speech, in
the course of which he said:
Why here's poor negro from the cotton
fields of the South going on and destined to
the same eternity as am, and will stand
before the same Judgment bar. My mind
about this is, if he oyertakes me in the race
of life and outstrips ahead of me, / will
shout out: "If you get there before do,
look out for me; I'm coming too.n
Is there any Seymour man here? Iwould
like 70 say to any Seymour Democrat who is
afraid of the negro beating him, that want
to make q contrast. I pledge myself, 1t
elected to Congress, to work for the passage
of law to be passed by the Congress of the
United States, that if any person, supposed
to be black or containing visible admix-
ture, If female, shall so far lower her self
respect as to receive the addresses Of Sey-
mour Democrat, shall be tried, and if found
guilty, shall be sentenced to subscribe to
the Cincinnati Enquirer for one year, and
may the Lord have mercy on her soul.
Uaughter.)
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
The New York Express says it is plain
enough to all men:

The New York Express says it is plain
enough to all men:
First. That the country always enjoyed
domestic peace and prosperity, when the
government was administered by the De-
moeracy; and
Second. That it lever has had a mo-
ment's peace, never had any prosperity,
since the accession Of their opponents to
power.
All there is of truth in these averments,
says the Pittsburg Gazette, is explained by
the facts that, when the Republicans have
been beaten at Presidential election,
they have submitted to the decision of the
ballot-box, as is the duty of all citizens,
but when the Democrats are beaten they
either threaten civil war or actually resort
to it. They threatened in 1856, when they
expected to be beaten; made war in 1860,
when they were whipped; bullied and riot
ed in 1864; and now, in 1868, are threat
ening war again in case the popular vote
shall not turn out result to suit them.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August 26.-Governments
closed strong. 5.2O's of 1862, ll3s. Tennes-
new, 20. yirginias, 523. Money still easier.
Call loans 3@5. Discount 61@7. Gold IA, /.
There is three or four millions of specie on
the way back from Europe. Sterling weak,
81. Stocks steady.
New YORK. August 2e.-Cotton firmer;
sales to day 1900 bales; middlings 3Ol flour
dull-favors buyers; wheat l@2c better;
corn dull; mess pork $9S 30; lard quiet
groceries and naval stores dull; treights
dull.
NEW YORK, August 26.-5 2O's of 1862 ll3s
of 1854 1895; of 1865 I10l: new issue los /;
of 1867 lOs5; of 1868 l0si; 10 40's 1851.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, August 26, Evening.-Cotton
market buoyaut; prices advanced; uplands
1lc.; Orleans II 4c.; sales to-day 90, 900 bales.
LONDON, August 26, Evening. .-Consols
FRASxFoET, August 26.-Bonds firm at
ISL,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
me Kew YOrk Trilalne SAYS:

1t is very little wonder that Northern
men going South should take no more than
q carpet bag, since they stand so light a
chance of seeing their baggage again, or
even of returning. However, some
100000 carpet-baggers under General
Grant contrived to stay South as long as
they cared to, and some eight or ten
thousand under Butler were kindly enter
tanned by the Rebels at their own expense.
After such Illustrations who can complain
Of Southern hospitality:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
GEORGIA.

Ana 10 EstablIsh n state eKeeItee-Minority
Repost on Eligibility Of Celored Nem-
bers-Eleesion Of CIreuAt JudgeS.
ATLANTA, August GA bill was intro
duced into the House to establsh State
police, the Governor to appoint Chief and
be to appoint eubordipates in each county.
fhe whole to be under control Of the Gov
|emor, TO enforce the laws and preserve
|order.
member Of the Committee on Privi-
legea and Elections presented a minority
report on the eligibility of negro members.
The point OF order was made that minol lty
could not report before q majority. The
Speaker said that the committee had had SIX
Neeks 70 make report, and having failed
70 do 80 he decided the minority report in
|QE0er. 4si, 49,
An appsai was taken aud the Chair sustain
q By 1O2 20 81 The report states that
A1mbers are ho ding eeAts who are not
eeidentS Of tie counties they represents :
4d that other counties are represented By
nee persons Of color who, under the State
'vpn1titntion, are Ineligible.
Thsre IL an evident disposition on the
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
EURoPE.

The Wrecked ship for New Orleans
q General DuIces' Death Denled-Rev.
erdy JohnsOn'a Interview with Dis
FaelA--The Enternatl0nnl Regatta.
LIvgRPooL, August 26.-The ship Favorite,
hence for New Orleans, ashore of the Irish
coast, will probably be saved. Tugs have
reached her.
MADRID, August 26 II General Dulces' death
ID denied.
LoSDoN, August 26.-Reverdy johnson
had an interview with Disraei to-day,
6oUTHAMPToN, August 26.-The interna-
|Gonal regatta resulted as follows; Cambria
inst. Alien second, Condor third, and sappo
lAst. The 6appo encountered series OF
lsccidente. =, .,-ss-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

We have received letter from st. Fran
cisville, dated the sixteenth instant from
which we learn that large Republican
procession marched through the principal
streets of that town, bearing flags, ban
ners, and transparencies. This procession
of the people was rather to testify their
appreciation of and regard for Hon. J. P.
Newsham, Representative in Congress, than
for the purpose of listening to speeches.
As Mr.. Newsham rode through the process
sion he was cheered with will. West
Feliciana will roll up o handsome Repub-
lican majority when the time for voting
comes.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
MORNING. AUGUST e. 1863

part of a majority of the Committee to
prevent an investigation of the matter.
A substitute was offered, declaring all ne
gro members ineligible. The question
arose, should the members charged as incl
igible be allowed to vote on the question of
each others eligibility? The Speaker de.
cided that as class members on trial they
should not vote on the eligibility of others.
An appeal was taken, and the Chair sus.
tained, by 90 to 20.
The Legislature to-day elected four circuit
judges, of whom Ex-Governor Orr is one.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

CAEERING NETs.-An accounts we hear
from the rural districts in this State, indi-
c-lte the activity Of the friends of Grant
and Colfax and the Republ can cause.
The old conservative element is aroused,
and is laboring shoulder to shoulder with
radicals. United ranks and eternal vigil
ance insure success. Let the good work
go on.-Neso York IComnlercidi Advertiser
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
Some Democrnts. WHO 90 strongly for

Some Democrats, who go strongly for q
white mans ,governmsnt,n are consider
ably puzzled at the prescription of Southern
white Republicans. They should recOllent
that, in the southern way of looking at
things, every man who defends the rights
Of 1.-THE niggern is g nigger.p The differ
ence Is deeper than one OF mere skin. White
becomes black the moment that such senti-
ments as conscience, humanity, and justice
to all, get into q white mans heart and
brain. Boston Transcripts.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

Victorious old Kentucky has some queer
ways OF exhibiting her glory. At the Demo-
cratic Convention 1T Lagrange, Kentucky,
tho CoIfed rates persisteutiy excluded Fed
eral officers. General Wales Whittsker,
late Of the Federal army, in an energetic
epeech, vigorously protested against this,
for which 10 reeeived severe blow on the
head from Charles Long, of Louisville.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
River Intelligence.

SOUTHWEST PASS, August 2s, 6 P. M.-Ba.
rometer 1856; wind east, fresh. No Arri-
walls. Sailed, steamship Harlan; schooner
Dolphin from Kingston, Jamaica. Arrived
at Pass aL'Outre with cargo of sugar to L.
Pillsbury.
VIcKsBURG, Aug. 26.--Passed down, Com.
monwealth, at P. N.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River swelling; three feet four
inches in the canal.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

"CARPET BAGdERs.'' Senator Abbott, Of
North Carolina, has collected the facts with
regard to foreign capital in that State. He
finds that over $1O,00O,O0O of Northern
money have been invested there since the
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
ENEw COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS.
N1's ORDER TO MILITARY COMMANDERS.

lctiOa of the Georgia Legislature.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27
,lTEsT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
TEREsTIEa MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

AKKErs. RIVER NEWS, ETC.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

Lo0NTlNvEp ON ForarH r.sH.l
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

nd the
|tlutiou
| 8, 1873
|0ner.
nc IL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

en- x
alY Ap
Iiaiauas
|asules
|rl0AAe.
in that
ex0ept
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

dollars
Tor the
|lrougn
Q, with
|ty m8Y
men.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-27

lsneral Rousseau and Collector Fuller
Preparing for New Orleans-COllectOr
FaIler COmmisaiOned-Text of Grants
order of Subtraction to Military COM
,nanders-KOmerO In Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16

billiard TABLE AT A BAR0AiN-ROsEw0oD,
- marble bed full balls and cues complete good
order, for eiU Can be seen Humphreys& Matthew'S,
"a Broadway. !
NEW BILLIARD ROoM-fN TIE MERCHANTS
~ Union kxpress Building, corner o. broadwsy and
Frank in which has been
fitted with seven Of KavanaTh Deekers supcroy y lea
inst, when eranA blizzard entertainment by celebrated
players will be gwen. JAMBs AuLL6s tlsse with ksvs-
naGh Boyel tMW inNN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16

aRrCuLTuRAL EXHIBITION IN BELGIUM
n Universal Exhibition Of Agricultural lmple euts
viii take place At Brusssls Belgium. the 10th 3st
June s Che charge Of tho Agricultural society OF
ment Articles Of foreign countries intended for Sxhbon
viii admitted free OF dues under the Condition
Of reexporaiion They will also b. transported over the
belgian railways purpose intended free OF charge
the Prize and awards will 6lstrbuled ac-
eoidlng regulations Artc for e.htiuon will be
ceived m the erouno from 18th unth tho 10th or June
1863 They arc 10 BE- addressed 70 tho Commission dc
rErposition d Agriculture BruxslIss, Belgium" I 4
For urhcr apply 70 Mr. Parise SocroAry OF
the Commission, Brussels Belgium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16
DRY GOODS.


A. A. 90
Jssons 'Gxs,,.ss ssss nps
snns LINING fa shssnss and .s 81 F rag.
street. ~ " = 80
IMMENSE ADVANCE IN MusLISs AND A rRK.
"A mencons rush for them a. fusfEk's. Jobbers and
r sssns up the Sss are
oaArrs from o. 70 100 y.rd profit On their good.
owning thousands yards bought before
;ssss was any and we Propose 70 block his s
This week our entire stuck Of Muslins the Old prices
This viii make
,., our Muslin from &C.. TO Sd yarA
below n,. The prices Of any other store
In return - new
stand by and protect them.
Good shifting Nuslins Ice.
Splendid wide white shifting only i21sc 80.
r,,r. v,,. ysry he ~ Musln
the best WssuA nese sools a. thee prices can't last
A' We arg FROM nf q
We speak from experience when say there IL not .
place On N ny S s n
ladies residing IN Jersey Ciy l.oo.sn ssoosyn WI
reilly repaid BY paying goods Of Having two stores
ir aSs s Ssy Gs iass1 49,. sssa near
and FOSTER BRoi HERS, s7s Bieecker street.
AT BOTH OUR STORES
~ We will open on Monday another lot OF very desirable
700 heavy SaTseiIss Quilts, q and IS 50 bargain
$40 pieces ne FRENCH swiss ards WIDE ~ 81, g. yard
o Yards Green and lilac SIX illusion s worth yard
ss sss a on a"
40 yares co !, dotted Ven Ne. d. worth 81 80
Ao'. = $s sssA s't ~ sssss Our sa..e..
saas FSiss sH1 a S ax n.,ss.
fah n' q Ladies' ssss. 1Ss 81 Gloves
and ls Eighth avenue ss;ss1's ., ia