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FROM CHICAGO.

CaieAoo, April ..
!. A few days ago Miss Constock, = tsasAer in
ons sf the public schools Of Chicago, ard younE
lady Of tbs highest respectability, was dseeysd
frsm her home under prstense Of writing friend
70 whom an accident bad happened, and beaten,
kicked and mangied in . shocking manner. Her
ass.ilaut vas . widow named Green, said 70 be
worth @4a 600, and the assault is explained on the
ground that the widow was ensmored Of Miss
C Asock,s anlaueee The widow wAs apprehend-
ed on aaturday and held to bail In bonds Of $780,
600. Miss Comstcck was considered In q very
dasseroas eeadition, and hsr recovery was aimoss
despnired Of
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FROM MEXICO.

Nav YoRx. April 8. ]
The HeraId's City Of Mexico special Of March
3lSl usys I'LL has been pressatsd 10 Congress
making al resident foreisps<p, except Americans
citizens, Nails - aA tho responsibilities of
natives. 4sM kswNn
snother conspiracy hnd been diseoversds Sec
retary Leesandy and = wealthy American were
mistsksniy accused ofhasing had = share in It.
The trials of the late conspirators are not yet
concluded.
trouble with England aud France, and advise the
government to cultivate the friendship Of the
United States.gassH&
4 copdais Of 4s,ooo, 600 worth Of silver has lef
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NECSk-0n ths ssh Of April, as the residence oi bis
parents MosgAb, between 81 and 4th Streets. VIZ.
Lax q. HfpxH, in bh ssth yeas
1uusra, viii tsks place at the Chatham Square Church
Wednesday. tie sts. Vt 10 O'Clock .. m Friend. OF
the family ass invited 10 attend,
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GAS = STEAK fITTIN0s.
Moear Son. .....Jonnsoh ssfsst, oss q ssA-
80. ,k.En., House
Cold shvef. Ana WY u
g Bridges...-... .....'..'Nos : As's'
0ROoERs-WHokEs
g. Pollock co............,.-..,..ll Nam Streets
kellogg, Birge co--..........ss a. Snn ''fes'
Bower eo...''''.'.. -. p,ands.a f.sxse
Zrrn
80 ie9 Main street.
MeQass ........- 80, r,:..n :.,,.
Cox , lrvin...-... -.''o'De' !
dydFometsrs, hsrmomesers, saesfs
sfefs
l., .,r.stDhct I'd 1 4tb.
HARDWARE.
Peek Brotsers...,,,,..--ss Fourth q MAN ...es.
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HATS CAPS AND SA~ =, ~. ..,
rt, 1ahn.or
peming House. .........-.'....co oecona .'AA''
.SsuRANcE AGENTS
D. @s''.''''.'' ''..,.'', .f'4s'
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
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r!r.,. !. Hon..
tAS r,,h
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9E WALhf ,tHss
Drug s''''.''''''..--- -
Li0ooAS-" 10 J ~ M.ic .treet
leonard co...-.-.-..-.if1 : = -" -
MARsLE WORKS
Basden chenoweth.. Ihird streee-nsai "s'-
spis.b.rr.r, Mayer : co...---..No. III Mains
Mrs weber................cor Third 2 IAN streets
MMLIsERY = 1oHHET 1LEAcHsh
Mrs W Bowman...4ths st-bst Aain q Biondsas
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry SECOND ''f'e'
Magnifying Glasses & MieroseeHes.
Sc Bridges ges................Nos Estes House
u,.,e..u. Epect.cles, Eye olasses.
49,. No. 1te Estes Honse
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onIsa. L,ps' yo.Ia: Este. aeu..
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For Sale.

For Sale.
nsgraasLgR RvsrDg sc.a Htyh .srses, between
I i F.sh 4sd -tsfs sssssss, door East from IA.
Gsnssssafo sai CAuseh--ffNne Hors~. ~tb siI
aud FooA CaiiAs full os With soet stsste srst frese
Cist@rn Ae Title good &einire O,
spttss-diy WIN. fELT n. - Asin street.
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GAS 4 sTEAM eITTIM0s.
Moear Son johnson strsst, bet - : 4th.
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Howe .....os MAIN ss1eot
Duncan, karle d Co........l4o l42 Main street.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
Brown 4 Knowles. cor Main Fifth streets.
Collins Second strsst
American Watches.
Sc Bridges 4 , Estes House.
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-wHoLEsAL
namheton Huiskamp. Main street.
BooK-BIaDER.
Pearcs / son..... Gate City b Id :, Main I'd
BAG FACTORY.
WA Beers Main stree
BOOKS = STATIONERY.
David Lowry ...Second street
NJ W Westcots............Aa Main strsst-nsar Fourth
BOOTS I saOEs-nETAlL.
L. N. Dean ..-.......cor Third Main ssFssts
huissamp Aasisss-. ........-..--....se Main street
Huiskamp Bro...... Main strset-- bet Ah 5th.
Hart, Main street
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armi,age / Co........cor Ninth Johnson.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
c II Emerson ...............corF Fourth Blondeau.
CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges............... Nos Estes House.
T. X. j. Ayree Sons.... ..........o7 Main street
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 80.
John copslin-....- 50 Main street,
cLoTHIERs.
yencilI, Jones Co....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern L Co......eor Second 4 Main streets.
CROCKERY 4 oUEEEswARn.
Carey 4 LIE Fairre ..... Main street-bet 5th 9Th.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WN sturges South Levse.
oiseks-wheissale 4 Retail.
8 g bridges / Estes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
Bridges. .........Nos / 4 2 Estss House.
DENTISTRY.
CIR Watt..,.............cor Main and Fifth sts
DR. L O Ingersoll. .cor Third 4 Main, up stairs).
DRY GooDs-wHoLEsA
Shelley Sons. Main street.
Kramer, Irwin co.................los Main street
DRUGs-WHOIEsA Il RETAIL.
wilkinson. Bartlett Co..........a4 Main street.
E.rr A Fuller sI Main street.
DrP II o'Connor es Main street.
RY-GooDs-RETAIL.
sn;ash.ro,r Maver d Co.No. Ill Main-st
Ii Bostwiek k...............-.......sI Main street.
Phillips Kerr err........,..........so Main street
M ,1,ery 4 Son Il Estes House.
Foster Main stfses.
Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals
~
$ g Bridges. ............Nos 8 Estes noase'
EGGS BUTTER.
Pond L Co.-.......cor Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
q Bridves........ Nos = Estes House
FURNITURE.
goua Il Tvler .5s Main street
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Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
a D,;luss .Nosl &2Estss Uoul

EaGs q BUTTER.
cor Main d Ninth streets
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FURNITrRE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
q Bridges Nos = : Estes House
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Gold. silver. and Ivory Mounted oanss.
G Bridges Nos Estes House
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BOOTS & sHOEs-METAIL.
L. NJ. Dean cor Third Main eeRsets.
aulekAmp q AAtle6e-. MAIN S<feet
Huiskamp 4 Bro..... MAin street bet 4th ! 5th.
E K Hart, Main street.
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aRooERs-WHOLEsALE.
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yencil1 Jones 4 Co....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern L Co....cor Second 4 Main streets.
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GoopRIcH, CAS. Aprii G.
Tho fishing boata we're wrecked outside Of
The 1arb,r Saturday night. Ave men were
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EDWARD CLAPkAM NJ D.


tprofsssos Aua p.aoassrs.or e Am ~. Mccall
CoDiseo. Keok1k.)
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Milwaukee Market.
D Telegraph MmwAusss, Jss. ..
Nour--Steady city * sf54lo Is.
Nhsat-Unsettled; 206 for NO l.
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new YORK.

NEW York, Jan S.-The Rock Island
dispute is assuming somewhat serious
phase. An attachment has been placed on
the funds OF the company with q view to
placing the proceeds of the late sales of new
stock in the bands Of the court. The bank,
however. reported only $4,000 OF the
company's money in bonds. and referees
were sppointedb by the court, but the Direc-
tors refused TO produce the books of the
company, and have been placed under ar
rest. The books. il is understood, have
been removed To Chicago
A special Washinton telegram Gays that
there Is the best authority for stating that
in the cases brought before the United
States Supreme Court last spring by the
states of Mississippi and Georgia, testing
the constituticnaliiy Of the reconstruction
acts The decision OF the majority of the
courts will be adverse thereto. II is likely
TINT the minority of the courts will be
smaller than at first supposed, and it is
limited that even Chief Justice Chase may
not care to place upon record dissenting
opinion. Such an opinion will strike down
at u blow all the reconstruction work thu 8
far done and leave the decision of the next
Presidential contest in the hands Of the
north.
A disposition is manifested in the House
not 10 concur in the Senate amendment to
the bill repeating the tax on cotton.
A case has been brought to the notice OF
the President wherein the Superior Court
At Raleigh. N. G., has issued q writ OF
habeas corpus, which the proper officer re.
fuses to serve, fearing the interference OF
the military authorities. At the request OF
prominent citizens OF Raleigh. gentleman
last p m. placed the matter before the Presi
dent urging him 10 require the service OF
the writ. The request is under considera.
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ILLINOIS,.


JAcKsoxvIlLa, Jan 9--he Illinois Press
Association met in Crompton Hall yester-
day. Thirty editors were present, and
large delegation is expected 10 arrive. PTss-
dent Merritt being absent, X. u Hampton,
Of the Macomb Journal, was called 70 the
chair. The address and poem will be de-
iivertd this evening. A dinner to-day, a
visit to the Insane Hosptal. and . supper
At the institute for the blind. The citizens
OF oksonyille are entertaining the editors
in handsome style.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 9.-The annual meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Illinois
Soldiers Orphans Home was held yester-
day. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year President, Hon. q.
Kassner; Vice President, Hon. Anson s.
Miller Secretary. Col John n. Snyder
Treasurer. Hon. J. w. King; Executive
Committee. Jesse A. Wilson, John NJ. Sny
der, Geo. s. Allen and H. w. King.
A Democratic mass meeting IVES held
last evening in the new Democratic club
rooms, which we've crowded 10 sufocation
Gen. McClsrnand presided. Addressed
we're delivered and series OF resolution
ad opted.
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NEWS
Br. TEEEGR.sPH.
TO rEaE DAlr.Y BEMOCHAT.
WASHINGTON.

W.suisGTos, Jan. Sat the charitable
fair recently held st CAROLS Hail. gold
headed csne was putup by subscription 70 lie
given TO the person having the la:ge1. vote
given by Subscribers Tor Pre.idsn. Tie
vote fr Andrew Johnson was ine larges'
Tonight ilea " /. Robinson. IL Brook-
lyn ss The feqaest Of III managers pro
.en.ed III cane With appropriate feWasas.
The pfcsiden, receivei the cane, making
brief speech.
wAsn,s.ros, January o. Tbs 5Sd ami
v.rssry ofths Battle Of New orleans vas
celebra.cd BY . banquet last evening ~ the
Metropolitan Hotel, NJ which Me President,
some heads Of departments. mos. Of the
Democratic members Of Congress. and many
distinguished guests we're present. About
800 sat down TO dinner. The lion. Judge
Dunlap presided.
A special Gays: The opinion is general
among members Of the Foreign Committee
OF Congress. that Secretary Seward 10 not
anxious to have his Danish Island treaty
confirmed Il 10 said that he thinks aprop-
osition for the purchase Of the Bay Of Sa-
mana you'd be accepted. and that i, would
be more valuable to US than ST. Thomas.
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ONO

Columns, Jan. S-At the State Demo
cratic Convention TO. day the State was fully
represented. and II was very harmonious
The following are the nominations.
For Secretary Of State-Thomas Hubbard
Of Logan county.
For Supreme Jujge-William Fink, Of
Perry county.
For School Commissioner Kirkwood
of Seneca county.
For Clerk of supreme Court-John n
Webb, OF Mahoning.
For Member of the Board Of Public
Works-Arthur W. Hughes, Of Cuyahogs
county.
For Delegates q lssge TO the National
Convention-John p Thompson and Geo
w AcCook. Of Jefferson county w. w
Armstrong. Of Guy ahoRa county, and W
McDean, Of Hamalton county.
The rules we're suspended and A. J. Jew
EFT and Rufus Ranney we're nominated BY
reclamation. for electors at large for The
State
The Convention. after the tranraction oil
other business. adjourned
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NEW YQRk.

NEW YoRk. Jan. "a Nashville special
to the Herald mates that the riot between
the whites and the blacks, In Pulaski on
tho evening Of tho T,h, resulted in killing
two negroes and wounding Eve. One
white man was wounded. II 10 feared the
riot vii; be renewed.
AlsAsy, Jan s. The Republican State
Committee met at the Delavan House this
afternoon, and resolved to call . State Con-
vcnsion at Syracuse TO select delegates to
represent the State in the National Repub
lican Presidential Convention.
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wASnln CTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-A delegation Of
the Philadelphia Constitutional Club pre.
eented gold medal. costing $1,000, to the
Precedent to-day.
The Senate Military Committee has a
yet taken no action on Senator Towards
report in Stanton's case.
The House Ways and Means Committee
have decided to recommend to Congress the
appointment Of new special commission
to thoroughly examine all whisky mctere,
Among the nominations sent 10 the Sen
ate to-day by the President, we're the fol.
lowing: James s Collins. Postmaster at Fl.
Randall, Dakota; VIM g Powers, Postmas
ter at Mount Vernon, Iowa; Elisha Is Ham.
ilton, Surveyor Of Customs at Quincy, III. !;
Charles Stillwell. of Indiana, Minister resi-.
dem at Venezuela.
General Howard, Commissioner Of the
Freedmens Bureau, has received a report
from Brevet Breadicr GencsAl + 7 Sewell.
Acting Assistant Inspector General. dated
Holly Springs, Miss. Dec %, and giving a
statement Of his la,A tour ,hroucho South
Carolina, Georgia And Mississippi. With
regard TO Georgia, General Sewell states
that matters are generally in satisfactory
condition. In The upper counties the freed
men are doing well; but the reports from
the lower counties and southern part Of the
State indicate some lswlcssness among
them resulting from the unsettled condition
"a Affairs The planters are unable to pay
'heir hands and this produces discomfort,
ana, no doubt, III many instances the freed
'ueh nave sought n remedy for supposed
"iNhgs IN ac's OF violence; but this has pre-
vance 10 no grest extent and Gen. Sewell
had learned ol no serious outbreak Com
plants are made that the negroes plumber
aud In some instances, seize the GROIN. 90,
their wages General Lewis was 10 leave
Atlanta for that part Of the State ON The
Soth ult to personally investigate the com.
paints and ,naugurate measures 10 prevent
their recurrence.
General Sewell also writes that at present
there is little or no dcs.iluliun in that State
and no aid ree,ied except 10 hospitals and
asyiums The Superintendent of Schools is
prosecuting his work vigorously and With
the most practical results
General Sewell has hadan interview with
General Ord in relation to matters in Mis-
sissippi, AS also with citizens from different
parts OF the State. He expressed difference
OF opinion with General Ord as to there
being much cause for apprehension Of Sc
rious trouble there, and states that there are
many letters In his Office from different
parts Of the State, purporting TO give the
condition Of sHairs as they exist, but these
ate merely statements of persons as to what
they fear may take place, and personal alN-
pcasf for aid from iDoiguant whstes. Also
petitions from plsn,tIs and manufacturers
Tor his interference 70 protect thsm against
frauds OF each other. Considerable appre-
hension Is manifested of negro insurrecs
tions; II 10 said that there are organizations
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. a Democratic meeting
was held in one Of the dining rooms Of the
fremont House las, eyenins. Dr. j. A.
Kuhn filled the chair. A committee was
appointed to report . plan for the organize
ton Of u Democratic cub, to report az .
subsequfnt nesting and addresses were
delivered by Dr n. :. Davis, Hon. b. Will
son, and others
At q meeting Of the stock Of ths
Dung Mems Christian Association it vas
resolved 10 call for 80 900 additional stock
and to proceed e rebuild as soon - pract.-
rabl,
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Dss Moruss, Jan. s.-Ths State Agrieul-
iural Society met to-day and elected shs
following officers: President, Peter Msl-n
dy, o. Blackjack; Vice President. j. d.
Wright. of Lucas; Secretary, J. n. Shat
Ter, Of Butler; Directors, 3. +. PofFord, Of
Pols. Oliver Mills of Cass, N. W. Robinson
Of Des Moinss. Timothy Day Of Var b.
rem. Milo Smith Of Clinton, Robt Sewers
OF MahaskA. Z r. Shsnkland Of Dubuque,
Phiness Caldwell Of Magnolia. s. b. Hewitt,
Jr. Of Wright, and J. II. Baker Of Wash
ington. IL was decided 10 hold the next
fair in tho Clinton county fair grounds,
commencing SEPT 90. and continuing four
days.
The State Horticultural Society is hsv.
ing large display 81 fruit at the court
house this evening.
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VIRGINIA.

WHEELING. Jan. S-The Democracy oil
West Virginia are holding a State convcn-
ton in this city to-day, which is largely at
tended. Col. d. II. Smith, u s. Disiric,
Attorney, ia Chairman. Resolutions favor
ing bold plan OF taxation and the Pendie-
ton plan of redemption, were adopted
Resolutions from the Ohio convention
endorsing Pendleton were received with
great enthusiasm
Pendleton is leyond doubt the choice oil
the convention. yet the delegates will no,
b., instructed
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KANSAS.

LAwRsScE. Jan ?-The Connecticut
Emigration Company, who purchased the
Cherokee neutral lands, comprising $780,
goo acres, the sale being set aside BY Sec
Rotary Browning and se-sold to the Bur
lin s'on and Quincy Railroad, are contesting
the validity Of the latter sale, and maintain
their ownership Of the lands.
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VIRGINIA.

RicnMoND, Jan. s-After = long debate
the convention. at eleven o'clock tonight,
adopted the substitute for the second sec
ton Of the Bill of Rights. The substitute
makes more explicit the recognition OF the
fact sh,t the allegiance 70 the United States
IL paramount TO the ailegisncc to the State
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for that purpose. but General Seweii bad
discovered no evidence Of such. He thinks
there will be considerable restitution along
the river counties during The winter, ard
nd from the government viii be required
10 prevent suffering
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LcNDcN, Jan. s.--Nearly all journals have
edl,oiia' comments this morning on The suie
i.et ii The RESOLUTION recently adopted bs
tile tn's,i' States Hons. of Rep'es.ntativss
On the onse ion of citizenship The abat
nieut ui lac British claims and accurdance
with American views, as expressed ii
President Johhscns annual message 10 tie
Congress of the United States, are urged
with singular unanimity.
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MARYLAND.

BALrixoRs. Jan. S-The governor elect
Of this State took the official oath TO-DAY.
in the presence Of both houses Of the lse
islature, justices Of the superior court and
an Immense assembly OF ladies and gentle
men,
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MINNESOTA,

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan s-The V n Salon
trial closed yesterday and the case was
given to the Jury last eve ling AT 9 o'clock
this afternoon the jury had not agreed on q
verdict and was sent back until tomorrow
morning.
The thermometer is 20 degrees below zero
this morning.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. s. A fire occurred
this afternoon in Kirchoff & Broe. whole
sale liquor store lo3 Lake street. L result.
ed In loss Of between thirty and forty
thousand dolisrs. The property WAS fully
insured.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. January ..
Flour. Very dull and unsettled, although
holders are gene rally firm; sales on,sids brands
made at discount Of IKE.
Wheat Irregular and aeak. closing lower !;
No. at . o. g. 10, closing nominal q the IN
side price. No. Q opened st 9 90. closed dull q
! ss1s 92.oo; No. . closed nominal At l.sS.
Corn Lower; new sois@soxc; Nos. l snd
entirely nominal.
Oats---Lower and dull. at 5f1<467a4c.
Rye Nominal, at l.5s6fl GO for Nos. and ..
Bariey---tirmer, at !. solxG al. 81 for No. 2.
Provisions- Market very dull; more sellers
than buyers.
Aess Pork---Sold At 20.eo.
Lard. --lzLt9l2Ie.
Green Meats-- -Uncbangei.
Cured Meats Quiet
Dressed Hogs Normally unchanged 7.25
a.. 60. dividing on AGO lbs.
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The Union Restaurant

And Dealers In al kinds Of
Metallic and Wooden Burial Co
SEES,
Any assistance required in our line promptly
furnished.
A new and elegant hsarss always II fssdi
ness
Call and examine.
Corner Third end Rsck Island Streets.
APPS eodAwM Deveo mort.
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Hur1eys Ague Tonic

s4As m. = really . srruv1o FOE woExs. an cthe
- I'D nuss patafabls form give 10 children Il
q nct eaSps list Il y fst taA ing the pacs oi all
49, rerSnentiGno 6nP W0Eme-0 being paSlecty
49, 49, ~ ~ eSil6 vili tske Il
jAkD0 nuDpLB = CO: Isegssseec
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-, 49,
ID add. sabdiv Of blk
~. 1aAls ~ IS q IS
Hraneonier David. LIE
Awsftof IS $50 Is . IS
Drsnconier Dav. Bran
~ ont lot q. 5.s.7.ioali 500 IS rs
acre Of " acres Of
wl-4se II sec ~. 1873 800 Is 3 q
Dr. .wn Mary. GYceua
I'd aid. ia 10 2 100 80 : 30
Bukw Jas, Green's
I'd add, e 70 II 80 80 2 30
Burweil II. M'Intosh's
Is. sad. subdiv bihs "a. az =.
ca +, a.d p D MI1 q; Il.
~; .s s.% mn. N ns w..i isfs
avenue and 800 n sof
n line OF nth street,
thence y i'of,:la
~ n, . is9 {. and n ,4sf 40 rs as
s.,s.ns: !. "a add. add so 80 50
Darten VIM, Sturde-
,snts map Of town
Darnan Margar, l2s 4
one ine OF I'm street
extended by lo62S
on line oi Games
ns ss1ess w,no,.. 100 s. ss
add. 1885, 40 20 40
Dus.h ~ "t'Moiss - -. a .o
aud, io3V oo Gu ~
1ohn' Le1iaifes ~ =. .,o
On 400 " ooo os !"
Fry Il H. Mintosh "a :. "a
aua NIX 0" oo ~
Grave James, sturdc-
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Now York Stock Market.
- Telegraphl January ..
Nsocks Strong
Bonds-Coupons Of 60 1osis of 81 J. o6 Of
-. o6x new aerics. LOO. 10 ~. ~; sos
both se,er, 1.ois..
New York Ccntral-1ei
Erie-s4a.
Illinois Central / 25
Rock Iaand-asi
Cleveland & Toledo-I0sl 10.
Merchants Tnion-sG,.
Money per cent.
Sterling 61lo.
Gold 3Gs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09

Now YORK MARKET.
D Telegraph Jsnuarv9
Cotton-Qniet at l6GtiSL.
Flour-Dull Il 90 for extra State 10100lo7s for
b. H.O.
Wheat-Oull.
Corn-Dull: l.S4d1l s, fos new mixed western;
3o6i IS for sup. 10 fair white western.
Oats-lc lower; 061s1 for western In store: 90 do.
ahoat; s7.l at the buyers option all the month.
Pork Dali 91.13Gtsf rs
lard-Steady at l2s, IlS1
Whisky-Quet
Petrolsum-lo ~ for crude; 2a1-a for refined 10
bond