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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
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HOMEOPATHIC sPEClFlCS
rvAvI PROVED, FROM THR MOST AMPLE
II experieI 60. an antife success eimple-Prompt
Knicient and Relisble. They are the only Nsdy-
cines perfectly adapted TO popular uee.-s0 simple
hsrmlees a 10 he free from danger and 90 efficient
as 10 be alwaysrsisble. They have raised the high
e.t com nond.ton from all, And will alw ays rem
i cnrs. T'evers, Congestion. Innamasion /. ~
3. j" Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Collie. rs
3. Crying-Co Collie or Teething OF infants. .95
1, Diarrhoea Of Children or Adults. .2s
s. Dvnentery. Gripping, Bilious Collie 70
{. Cholera Nor bus. Vomiting. 49,. %
!. Coughs. Colds, Bronchit,s.. .eo
Noyralria, .O0thache, Faccacbe 9O
q .. Headacnes Sicx de che, Vertigo Is
~ T1yspepsia. billioue 6to mach 95
H. auppressed, or Painful Periods rs
y. %heG; cough. , ass Dieul, reFUo hss..h,nc q
Il. SAFE Rhealn, ,Ery.pelas sra. ss1pelon; IS IS
is Rheumatism, Rheumatic pains IS
Fever n;,d M dAEMle; y Slsea;n Gaill Fever
is. Opthalinv. aud sore or weak Eyes 10
10, Catatrh acnte Or earonic. influenza. 80
-. = Whooping cough. violent eough5o
~. Asthma, oppressed Breathing 10
ss. Ear DISCHARGES. impaired hsaring50
i3, Rcrotulr.en,a.ked glands. swellinee. 50
"a, General Debility ,phs sscai weakness 80
9e' Sea.Sickn ess, sickness ffom riding. 80
Fl. kidney disease. 6ravel. 20
"a Nervous Debility Seminal
Emissions, tnvoluntary , Dischaf9ee. n 90
"a I" Sore Mouth. Canker ...s 50
10. - Urinary w oak ness, ,wettinR bedSO
a. Painful Periods. wifS snaans a
a. Suffering : change OIL '......i 8
al Epilepsy, ,Spasams, st. vitue' Dancel1 30
a Dfpther.ia, ulccr>ted sore fhroaf =. r.
FAMILY CASES.--Of IS 10 10 Ierge wis
morocco or rosewo I'd case, eontain,r = ,pecl
ne for every ordinary disease 4 family IN sub
;cct "a. 4 books OF directions. From 40 tos 25
smaller Family ,nd Travelling cases, win
2ttn1s syiAis 49,: from % to ss
Curing ana tor Preventive treatment
In yials and POCKET cases - a 10 Z.
PONDS kXIRACr.
1,~res ESurns. Bruises. H.npnenees !
Sorenes., sore YllrOrt .TOOf n ache
rsrrnche, NC rTi < In ,Fs Il Z m !, ria ~
I.mrubag0, Piles. Es0Els. HfiuU.
ssorc ", e.. Bleeding =. 0f The II LunGS
yoxc. stomach, or OfAsiles. 1Orne
rIscer-s, Old sores. Price 60 cts
These Remedies, except BONDS ExTRAC1
hy te casc or gle box cent to any part of th
ecuntry By msil or express, free OF charee, on re
Hpas,e-s ~ Hnm phreys Specific homeopathic Med
,cine Company. once and Depot, No. 569 BnoAr
E"y. NeW York. DR. HrHrHasY IL consulted q all
st his once. personally or BY letter. q above, 10
Al forme Cf diseass. The above Nedicines a0ld I
davenport By STEVENSON D CARMANnN q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

A FAMILY MEpIcisE CAsE is family necessity.
You must have something to give for Cold,
Headache, Sore Throat, DIArrhoea, Group or
Fever. and IL is only . question whether you
give some herb tea or quack Medicine or what
not. or whether you will be properly advised
aud give the proper harmless Specific. and
thus arrest the disease with simple Sugar Pills.
nusrnasv's HoxG ,rArHIc Sracrslcs are just the
thing, always handy. convenient safe and re-
liable. A full case of IS large vials and Book
OF Directions sre sent 10 any address free on
receipt Of the price. Addres. HunrsasYs'
SracivIo Hosr oRiruIc Mspicrss ConPAsY, 1859
broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
eHind riGiugs.

Thansaaas NJ persons who were afflicted
many years va d terrible sores have been
almost instantly relieved Of pain. and in a
short time pcremanntly cured BY tho use
of Sioans Olstmcat.
PAN cannot exist where this great RENE
dy is faithfully applied. The lame, halt,
anf stif j,ntod IN great numbers have
been restored q tho natural use OF th. il
limbs, by the use Of this wonderful propa-
ratisn. 1t i. also an infalisbe remedy Tor
bites ~ poisonous insects and snakes, fresh
wounds, sweliings, sprains, bruises and
intamstions of every kind, On either man
or beast.
Every family should keep constantly on
hand supply Of S'o1a's Ointment Tor ca
sss OF emergency
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
BEAUTIFUL,

Uss OaCELlA DE PERSIA. Or VICTORIA RD0lA
fer rBkAUTIFYIE9 THE COuPLRxlON
and fRESERvlN0 THD ORlN.
Thia Invaluable toilet article WaD 1ieeovese1 by
ceooesa1od ehesnist In TSanes anA 70 = 70 d t6os
u Ladies' Of tho Court Of 8afope eve tAele oesa1
With Ill its simplicity and purity tAeee d ne aseIo
tAat will pare With Il - beaati1ee ~ - Co.
r'exicn and prssssvsr Of the skfr skfr
y. q. N0ClsgsI psvrhesee - Ioea1e 9 -
oO On ysa.s a0~. -cnas since tAat tiDe evoA y .
- 1oct s@s' sOng hie peee00ol o1oe1o - - esDs
qfcse Of fhiladslphia, ,New Yee1s sDe!u1eses
DootOn, New Orleane. o. Louie. oovoo0o0, CeeStee.
ton, Wnnlngtop, n. c.. &c. Tney have oeeo Mw1tA
uneuall6e6 Admiration and wonid consider the toilet
inperfeel without this hifnland purely harmless
prcpaY alton virtors Re- II and Oscriia de- Persia
has Given such entire safsfsetrn In every netance,
that he il now compelled to otter ~ tho psbc This
arscleis entirely different ron anything cfthe kind
evcr attempted. snd IN war; aRied
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS 0UBSTANCES.
After using Oscelia de Persia and Victoria Regis
for short time, the skin viii kavs scft aatnike
texture: u npaSte freshness. smoCthnese and sof-
mesa 10 the akin that only produced BY Using
ihs valuable article This sfssce s vvlr.r corn.
pound To lnjure The skin or ccapexicn, but enher.
% beautess, and ts use cnnnct possibly - -
| ;ccted by tho csOoest observer. c..
For removing Tan, Frockles, sunhuyn, sra en''
Diseases frOm ths skn. II II in.ssapie. -o~
M. q. NcUlusksy has every ccnhfsncs ~ pp.rsia =
vending ne Victoria Reg. and Cscciia dc M. ~
! .as Laaes - being the cnl7 perfect ara se'
GEni-,yp HI pRFPAREn ONLY Ell N. 9. AecLus-
| KEY. .,-nn -, !.
Ana II, usus stamped o. .seh is9ssrsh s9sssvscsh Ss..~
| 4 genuine. Depot, Ne: iee koss ksss a ~ Trj11
Ssssss - 0ssszA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Peoples Party County Ticket.
For senator, Ito Gli vacaacy.D
JANIS WfNANS.
For Recorder,
n J. ROaLF9.
For Clerk District Court,
eFRED v0L48B.
For Coroner.
DR.. JAMEs MoCOURTNET.

Jusr received the finest assortment Of
dress goods ever brought to this marke
a. kgPsgg's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Goso TnE RouSDs.-Aiter winning the
big race .. Detroit, Kirkwood was taken to
Toledo, Ohio, where he tries for another
The Detroit papers highly compliment
Kirkwood's fine movements on the course.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Ar HIS Posr.-Cur Spsrry, the wids-
awake dealer 10 toys. fancy goods and oon-
fectionsry u It his p,st again. We should
iud-e by the looks of things be had
bought out some immense establishment in
Now York city. But the way Spsrry has
Of doing business, HE large stock won't last
long. 1t is alive institution. and 10 bound
to win.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22


HAnrz AT THE OrERA Heuss.-A good
audience greeted this celebrated illusionist
at the Opera House last evening. Many
attended expecting to be humbugged and
we're so thoroughly satisfied with the way
that it was done that they will attend a.
long as be stays in the place. Its no use
saying we know how ne did the many
wonderful tricks, for We don't. His snatch.
ing silver quarters out Of the air, transport.
ing articles from one place to another with
out touching them, pulling innumerabls arti-
clss from hat and setting alls the watches
in the room to striking was enough to make
the most sceptical believe this world is all
- fissting show for mans dslusion given"
The answers from the magic bell and the
mystssisus floating head given 90 promptly
and correctly would surprise even the
p Prinss Of blsck art hinsslf. Planehstts 10
nowhere, why they can double discount
spiTitualism and csms out ahead. The
magic flower act 10 the most surprising and
pleasing perhaps Of all. Ysu look, and
seeing, know that II 10 all delusion, yet 20
real, be they rubber in6asions or the sxhi-
bition of Fairy's power. II the Heating
head is an optical illusion made by power
ful reHsctors, or Of the nature Of the mirage,
the principle 10 not known to the scientific
world. However, If it 10 . humbug, it is .
pleasing one and should b seen BY every.
one as it far surpassss anything Of the kind
ever placed on exhibition in this or any
other place, particularly a. the same is
done by daylight - well.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

li,cH Rssrs.-Thcre s general com
Iant among tenants that rents are toe
high by full fifteen per cent. Such, no
doubt. is the case, and It is . standing ar
gument for more houses-more houses for
the people. When capital can get from
fftesn to twenty Eve per cent. by building
and renting tenement houses, it 10 surpris-
ing that more do net improve the eppostu-
nifty. At no time in The year do COED,
comfortable houses want for occupants, and
during the coming year, whom work shall
b esnusuced on the government bridge,
the wans Of housss will bs more kssnly
felt Give us more houses, there's plenty
Of fscm for them here in the city, asd
plenty Of occupants for them when con-
pleted. Il will pay a. an iuvestmont.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuha.

- Conducted by the Spanish Government
ss,v,vov n Gold drawn everv seventeen daye. pri
ses esshed And Information furnished The highest
silver NJ rrp 80 s.e
teoll- Wy HankAYa. l6 " ali 81 NAR Ynrk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

RRrsRsrcss.-If the Gazette desires to
know Col. Coon's war record. il is referred
10 Gen. Sherman. The sneak game that it
10 playing in the matter 10 Characteristic
Of such very loil towards who staid at
home to take care Of the Widows, and hold
the Offices.
THs arrival Of an immense stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods, at Psrry's is the
signal for every one to lay in their supply Of
winter clothing. A splendid line Of heavy
underolothing has just been received. Also
large invoice Of heavy cloths for over
coats, 30. Call and look At these goods,
they are the genuine article every time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

An eclipse Of the sun 10 announced to oc-
cur in August, but it bssrs no comparison
Of the eclipse Of all hair preparations BY
that wonderful medical phsnomsna-Dr.
Tebbstts Physiological Hair Regeneration.
Gray or faded hair is easily and effectually
restored. its falling off prevented, and . re-
markable growth produced, Every bottle
warented. Try it. Sold by ail druggists
HEADACns, from whatever cause, is one
Of those unpleasant symptoms not easily
borne nor speedily relieved, Wilson's Pills
are peculiarly effective in relieving it. All
the leading druggists in the United States
sell them.
Gentlemen, after shaving, who suffer
from the smarting effects soap, will find
instant relief in the use OF Burnett's Kallis-
ton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
PHOENIX BILLIARD SALOON.
J. sELKEN & CO., Prop'rs.

DANhrrVri' i'........... ....'...-. ..io" a
wish 10 inform my friends that have purchased
OF Wm. Psustain. n interest in this eaioon, On
Harreon street. Come and me. Fret Clase
Tables. Pure Wines, and Beat Chicago Lager.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

JrSirsk a. NNAr. ts certain sGrc FOR chappsd
hagi- anl tls tA4~Al@ nv irritation OF the eli tn
sczesns, rlnswcr,a, rt rAalm. pimpies. and ali OH
er ~ anH4l~ rf H4SiMr th5 skin soft aud
sm ,sta MsaNf ta. sl. .N4 oaswcli, Hazard s. Co
Nov York. Ha44 n Hi. dragEsts. ta-irI&ocw
uoLLo~Ar'a ClvFNt~4. There are multiludes Of
brave fellows NOW -ifcring rom the effects OF
wounds received lu ths war. who might made
spaui and wAo3v tn short time BY The OF Eol-
Lo'Ar DtSrxKsr. u isnn superficial remedy tlat
merely skin- aver au ulcer. leaving Ihe poison fes
tring beaea;h 70 break Afrc-h al some future
tlmr On the contrary. IL cradicates the innamina
tbrv pr u .ipa -eh and works a complete anu
thoroagh cure sold - al Druggists.
60 TO rns Brsr.--tio to the Bryant & strs,ton
Iowa State Bussncsa college To- yet 4 thorough prac
lieal business education For circulars d papers, ai.
dress. tenclosing stamp The Bryant Il stra,tou
Commercial College. Oassn port. Iowa
kromer's Hair DYE. Nstarsi. Durable, RsAutifa-
Beet and Cheapest in the World Sold By all Drug
sists and Country stprsseepers. JOHNJ kRoMEh.
Sole Proprietor. soi che-tn ut st.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

STREET RAILwAY.-For some days past
tho officers Of the Davenport Street Rail-
way Company have been making an effort
to raise stock to build their road. This W
know is an old story, but this time they
have the appearance Of success, although
those who are to BE- benefited most BY the
road win have to do something before the
road is ever built. They have enough
stock taken already to ensure the letting
Of the contract for the section from East
Davenport to Brady street, and have a.
ready bought stabling ground at the end
OF the road. They are now trying to get
fifteen or twenty shares more taken to
make them sure before any further action
is taken. These shares they expect the
business and professional men to take,
when there are men owning thousands Of
dollars worth Of property on The road be-
tween Brady street and East Davenport
who nave not subscribed dollars worth Of
stock. Let such men who are to Be bsns-
fitted by the road, directly benefited in
dollars and cents, come forward and build
h, road if they want it, and not force it
upon man who have no interest in tho
matter other than in the general pros
perty Of the city and tho chance OF the
'iccks paying as an Investment. That is
he way they have built reads in Des
Mones, in Dubuque and are now doing
in Rock Island. Business men have enough
to do already. Those who are 10 be bene
fitted most are the ones to call upon-snd
when they do their share then. and no. till
then, can. Davenport have . Street Rail
way
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

PgRsoNAL.-We received . call to-day
frem j. Il. Wallace, ESQ.,, who speaks this
evening at the German Theatre with Jas.
T. Lane. He gives very encouraging re
port from the various discussions they have
had, and 10 confident. Of tho success Of the
side be represents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

In BUSINESS AoAIN.-Our old friend d.
G. Eldridge, Esq. has opened . patent
medicine store at eli Brady street, where
can always be found the leading patent
medicines OF the day. Remember this and
give him call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
FRESH OYSTERS.

ERoA THIS DATE UNTIL THEY -
4 are out of season, Fresh Ovs.sre car WA
be found served an the beet styIe' =, a.. VyN
ST. ChARLES HOTEL. corner "a and Iisrri.on ri
For sale by the Wholesale or ke,sii -
ssps-dlm pr,pv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
BEER BUSINESS FOR Az.
GUST.
Revcnue1Retul.ns.

Deputy Collector Melville fusnishss -
with the following figures Of The beer bssi-
meas and revenue Of THE district for The
month Of August. The amount Of ta3 70.
eeived from the manufacturers Of beer sold
in the different counties is ~ follows
Huscetine .t6S2 eS
Scott Observation-Disclosures. e4l SO
Clinton and jackson Observation-Disclosures. 625 50
Linn and Jones Ts0 co
Total. al.......................- .18,o39 81
This is tax of one dollar per barrel.
which gives 3,039s barrslsi in the district.
Cedar county manufactures mono whatever.
Tbs brewers Of Scott county return -
follows forsths month
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
7777----'--s1-
w anted,

"A Family. Good wages given TO . we'll qusl.
i6sd person. Apply north east corner Brady 4
18th streets. (se5-dtN u, ~ ROGERS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
CEMENT,
AGENTS WANTED

IO u a Ell
And cell an article needed by every business man 10
the country. Agents realize net profit Of from
eio to $40 per day. cash In hand. Only . few dol
lars necessary to start the business Address with
stamp. WESTERN PUBLICATION CO.,
Cor3cr Sd a nd Perry streets,
ocplo-d&01v DayenpOYt Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
BORN

In this city, Sept 2oth, daughter to Maggie. wife
Of John Banks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

PEosIA RAILnoAp.-From the Peoria pa
psrs W learn that DR.. Hamilton. Psssidsnt
Of the r. /. 4 P. r. r., has returned from
New York, having made arrangements for
the ironing and equippins Of The rosd, and
that meeting Of the Directors will be held
On Tassdsy. the 26th inst.
This locks the most like building the
road Of anything Ne have seen during the
last six months. The probabilities are that
at their meeting the balance Of the road
will be located, and every thing made ready
for the commencement Of the work early in
the spring. Much delay has been exper-
fenced BY the Directors in their work thus
far, and, if this last move is to be success
fu!. It will be glad news to the people Of this
vicinity, who are anxiously waiting for an
ether outlet to the Eastern market
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22


SnAlP DoDGs ExrossD. Tanner
boys are mighty sharp-thoss Of Rock
Island. particularly. The Rock Island
C"'on AYERS that during the dsmenstration
stsns White Bsys in Blue in that place
last Thursday evening, one Of them hur-
rahed for Wade Hampton. The Argss
takes up the assertion and states that it is
''credioly informed that the psreon who
hurrahed for Wade Hampton on that ccca.
sion Was Col. II. B. Burg. the commauder-
in chief Of the tanners and that no other
psason but him hurrahed for Wade Hamp.
ton. IfCol. Bsugh wants the evidence Of
this fact Ne can furnish it TO him.
Aud that's why ths Tanners are sharp,
you see. They hang around the ranks OF
the White BOYS 10 Blue; hurrah for Wade
Hampton or any other man they think they
can ,nakea point on, aud then get it al
into the radical papers assn awful copper
hoad outrage. Imnsnsely sharp are the
eoo0os
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
l:S1:I3i

Renders the Skin scft. smsoth, slssv sn4
bssStifIl VII remove Ten. Fteeklss, sa1
~ other disooloratiens. Sold as ell OvNo.
gists end Fancy 0oole 1salsss esssyUARe.
r. YOU WISE to ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

s.-Attsntion 10 called TO The card
Of Juliun Koch in another column. NJ. <.
has long been favorably known IN this Vi
cinity IS an experienced furrier. We have
been shown sets Of fors made By him that
would compare favorabiy with any from
the Eastern market. Those wishing = pur.
chase outfits for the winter should not fail
to give hin . call. "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

WE GUARANTEE Xhk
.aB SOLCTE PURz7 y !
OF all our Wines.
Being the PIONEER HOUSE, and owning the Vine
yards from which nearly all ouf Wines come, We are
able 10 Offer taemat
Lower Prices
than good genuine Wines be toid for BY any 9TH
er house.
AS founders Of tic Vino trade IN California. we
have. ID addition 10 our own extensive vineyards.
superior facilities !or securing the ehoices products
OF the state.
We would ssk especial .ttcn.en TO tho fact thst
OUR HOUSE y TIE ONLY ONE OFFICIALLY
ENDORSED BY THE CALIFORNIA WINE
GROWERS ASSOCIATION. Also TO the following
rom the U~irTn srA-r. SENATORS rsoM CALrro.SiA:
I'VE are satisfied that the firm Of PYRKtss, srEas
B Co., tell only genuine California Vines
G.. CoLK,
.lcnS Co~SyAs."
~ We would particularly canton the public
eeairst inferior sra fictitious articles sold under the
name OF California Wine, and ask hat be judged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

OfChOice California Wine
Comprising the following varieties:
HOOK. tTor pnner Wine. these leave moth
CLAkRT. ing to be desired.
ANGELICA. Naturally sweet Wines, pale str aw
color, very rich: suitable for the
ACeCATEL. sick chamber ,des seri i con- q union
PORT. A nne fruity Wine eqna to the gen
uine OPoRro WINS, at half cost
GRAPE ,our own di.,lla,!on, and equal to
BRANDY. Hennesssy.
WINE A mild and pleasant tonic, made
BrrTRRs. general favor,e.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
TIE sTATE OF TRADE.
nnMRSrIC MARKETS


,,~.rrys Ang lB-Four dul unchanged Wheat unset
i, N oi s23 No Old ~ 20 oats doll anl lower 6lc for
No2 cors qs sa' AZ uT 81 ' % o ho op, ss,'n.a,,,yo
~. piarr' 10 bush. Wheat
Vos a. no II our quiet fm aud quiet Corn weak
n 81 % for No MId esern O't. dul and nominal
,.i Mes. Iork. Heavy. Lard. lgdl9c. Barley
wv Recelps-Wbeat 2tUoo bash Corn. 'O0D bush Oats,
sS sup h5,b Rye Occ bush. Foar 300 bb hhpm,n-C"rn
b, 800 ba,h Fgis nnesang s'ofe-"A' 'ooo bu'h Corr
S,s ao hush aud Oats. l0O0 bash 49,.
i0CottonIhe market u lulet sales 100 bales
Al 3S receipts bsles trparta The h bales
~ n.I Cotton received to-day pm Tue planao Of NJ Tsg
o. % M ri shei n elassel With Liverpool MID
t,u... - Va, ,oh u Gsorge Brother Al tc
- 0-Cottsn-Reeepts 10 haes; Exports bales Flour
..,ens s70S5 ST. Wheat 81 Corn, i3d3e. Oats 55d
"a borS al Lard 10. daic Bacon h~ Shoulders lie Clear
Csleaso Aug io-Fopr qusi Spring Eir,. go 2s Wheat M
sipsd le No At Soc cash ADD s5e. seller In August
M active ssd den.d @ie Gales Nie RYE hfmer
BsFleI neglected
A. M n Provisions fusi and nrn Mess Pert tvs@
eJS So Lard lJialSs pu sA'sd Sh0uaa'n uWTe Dseies'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


On account of the sickness of Judge Barnard,
no business transacted in the Supreme Court Cham
bers yesterday.
The following decisions have been render ed
In the Superior Court, Special Term, by Judge GarVin
In re James Lce-BOnd approved and prisoner dls-
charged In re jeremiah Harrington In re Jacob Best
Prisoners remauded and writs discharged Bank OF
North America agt. Dart ct al-Mouon granted hlce
OF al agt Eua Insurance Company OF Hartford G0hn'
Compliant dismissed. with so costs. Thomas D. Hall
gan agt Samuel haPteTMOtiOn for referee granted In
the Court Of Common Pleas Special Term, by Judge
Brady Leslie agt. Leshe-Ofder settled ...
In the SurrOgate's Court, before Gideon j..
Tucker the following mentioned Wills were admitted 10
probate. viz: Richard W Warrington, kenelm NllsIoWi
Geo Robertson Eliza A. Ebbets, Jane Mcfarland Sanuel
Curry Barrow Burnett Amira Newkirk Letters OF al
ministratOn granted estates of the following Iried
deceased: Susan Cheayens John l.. Roberts, Il0inas
BOak Margaretta Bolster Frederick Enche, Sarah T. W.
EOstrand John McCanu, Mary A. MOrinty, ParlcK NC
Demott, Catharine Miller Patrick Rafferty,. Caharne
Mary Schraunl, John Liudeuuark, Patrick Donovan,
LOreDz Gress, Mena Hoffman, Harick Whitbeck Bridget
Pagan. Patrick Fitzgerald, Martha Holiday James j..
MoGowan, Elizabeth BOct, John Agnew, Louis Beanche.
Charles ii. Hama, John Mullins, Annie Brown, William
H Morgan, Francis f. Silvy, Rebecca Speckcse George
Weeks. Guardians appOnted-Mchaef Brady guardian
of Mary Brady and JGha Brady Laura King of Francis
and Thomas EmOry; Patrick Coleman, OF Annie Emore
Gertrude Kuphan. Of Emile Kuphan; James Pett OF
James aud john Lang; Caharne smith, OF John Dudge.