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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

CoPPEa-The transactions In ingot again small, hut
prices without change OF moment Saes $4,000 lbs
Baltimore quoted 22sc and Portage Lake and
CorrEsThe marfs. for Rio was quiet hut price: were
Arm particularly for the Ordinary grades Other kinds wers
private We guote;Java 2lc 2ac. Ccylon l1c.
19ac; Maracaibo, l4,Sc 1916; Laguayra i4Sc Ec
jamaica, Asc. lSc. st. Domingo. Nc. Hkc.-An goid
CAsDLEs-The market dull for all kinds but prices
unnersd, adamantne "a o. being quoted At Mc.
24c sperm, 45c. 5oc patent bsc. . tOc
CooPERAGB SrocKfhsre was but little activity In the
Sugar Shocks SS inch heads $s ~ iS shooka IS
inch do, ~ 50 - IS moasses dos 81 inch do ~ 20
81 81 dp S5 So pipe do, 80 so 81; boz do 80
green hoops IA Feet 800 So0 green noops IL fest SAe
COCOA was at SIC. 10Hc for Guayaquil and 2sc-
Doc. for MaracAibo-both gold, In bond.
DYEwoops.-Ths market was dull, business being 70
st. Domingo logwood SO gold; Cuba fustc 32S $Sl, do.
camwood, $l76, do and Lima wood. $72 50, do.
DRUGs DYES were generallv quiet The sales were
100 tons .oas ash e en- e. s gold 600 do DO a. .od.
white causc soda At &c tsc, do. 10 casks bleaching
powders l4c currency $50 casks do. private
200 key. bicarbonats Of soda at gold II bags gum
private terms; also bU0 ounces morphne-whch was
held at Si0-on private terms
FLoUR AND GRAiN-Receips, a107 bbs -four, 15 bags
l0g bushels wheat Is do. and 30 4sS
do oa. The nour market WAS very qSiet ana though NOT
thing order 10 insure sales to extent This done
very extent, small lots Of extra State
export at 50 rs holders generally refusing
sell below 81 We therefore make change in quota
about $50 bps Southern hour dull but nominally
changed; sales $50 bbs Ryo -four moderately active
sales 200 bba Corn meal WAS In fair
the being 800 bbs Brandywins and $50 punchsons
A~t.A A1rnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14
FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

II will surprise people very It'll. to learn that meat
all kinds has experienced advance though only TO
trivial extent Tho has fairly The
sumption from henceforward viii 60 increasing I'll the
Of the year. Soup and roasting pieces Of beef
demand and The prices higher Mutton also
selling larger quantities. but general thing tho rates
Ths. favorts vegetable caulinower makes prominent
display the vegetables stands in Fulton market The de-
for fowl rapidly increasing Turkey 10 selling
moderate rate, pArsr dses and quail coming in and
prairie hen has also made us appearance The nsb
market was dull uring the past bracng
weather oil the TO- The following the latest quo
tstlans NJ retail in the three leading markets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

Governor Gcary OF Pennsylvania, Is not a candi.
date for the United States Senate.
SOLVER Optic" has teen elected to the Legislature
OF Massachusetts.
A persistent oflceseeker from down East having
pestered General Grart'0 quarters for long time
beseeching some sort Of an ofice was finally told by
one OF the Generals friends to apply for piece OF
soap and nail brush The idea was borrowed.
The st. Louis Republican says negro suffrage is
defeated In Missouri by 10000.
"After Grant, whatr' The democracy.
The Auburn Mos learns that Major G. J. Under
wood, OF Auburn is spoken OF with favor as candi
date for Clerk OF ne next Assembly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

ROCHELLE BxNpIKs.-P eilevoisen, 80 40 q IS 10 per
gallon A. seiynets 50 30 $5 hvert Pele 81 80
al Ais..ndsr ssSnsss, q 80. %; Ra.tesa 49,
&M95; Lafavette.N 30 . S.
GIN.-The following quotations for pipes foreign ar
ticles qnotedn god) -Notenbohu's Palmroe Is 2S
c.siuss rs 50; syaloS rs 81 Ts,sgraph % rs Olive
% as; Windmill % so Booths Cordial 80 5o Tanqneray
Cordial @3 80; Madsrs Swan. S5 Is, currency; Grape
Leaf, @5, currency
Ja%sics. n gss ssS:r gallon; St. croir g 70
wnsKxy-scoth ~ Is ~ IS per gallon; Irish, - so.
in bond IN New York; Kentucky, 81 IS 80 b0 81 as
spirits, do. q 90; ,nrs sniris French. do. 81 80
WNEe-Port, 81 Is - gallon; Burgundy port, Coo
81 ~; sherry 81 3d. sherry, Marseies Soc soc Ma
deira, a. $l0 Madeira, Marselles, 75c Soc. Malaga,
S88 $50; claret, Eases ~ 90 a $50.
CHAMpAaNy.-Tie following quotations for quarts,
without the usual discount Piper Hedseck $2o; veuvs
Cliquo. ss5 80; s. Mumm Co. 800 sa4; L. Roederer
Sls 80 $24 Charles H.idssick sso; st. nsrces.s 20
monico gal Charl,, Fare Wis S22; Napoleon Cabinet
S24 Moet Chsnd $40 824 80; Runart pere 81 ds $40
a26S Bruch hls Co., $B $22; Bruch, Fouchsr Co..
$2l SsA; other ch,mpagses, $40 upwards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14
TIE WINE MARKET.

The domestic vhskey market has unusually dat dur
ing the past wes Prices Of old whkey unchanged
but great desire manifested realize present quotations
on whisksy
Imported good have upward tendency induced solely
by the rapid dectass of stocks the great dposon
the part Of mpoters give fresh orders.
Cete and Mareiles wines continue In fair consumptivs
demand and pres remain unchsn ,sd. Oporto wines
and price have upward tendency. Sherry Is in
fair request BY Consumers but large transactions
taken place durts the past few days
The stock OF ognac brandies Is exceodng light good
brands being In emand nj Full prices.
St Crotx and Amaica in good consumptvo
demand and prizes are strong At present quotations
Thc following re the latest prices current; foreign articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

Bellies, 2sc Csc.
prices The sales as hhds 46 ,erces MaanzAs and
~ hhds Barbados on private terms we quote %
co1sdo. refining grades. 90 DO siocsry d. ASc.
Sc Porto Rico a6c. 7uc English lslands 45c. esc
May AL none sp; q ~ psc
for erchaniabe lots The aes 90 bbl Al these ICE:
Rosin was les. sought after but prices were pns,ered
EsM We quote common and strained ~ 50 " 20: No
a. Is 81 Hs Tar iss.ssa au 81 s' sos
Wilmington, and - Is . So for Washington.
Il c..n: and ss " sAs
about Dbl. Al 81 ssx so,hs latter price for winter
was duh :, soc S5c FsS obs were sill, dull and nominal
At 81 10 Vi IS for crude whale, 81 80 u for bssehed
winter do 70 " Tor crude SPERM ana ~ ~ tor
or CAKE WAS dull and nominal at SS7 S5s for West
PROVISIONS M bbis. pork 81 do lard s,aas DO
beef packages cut meats Tbs pork market still
AROUND IN the ana D .o wess
prices ranging from S2S 81 70 29 & but generally at $ 6s
75 As these hardly be considered among the reg
Sa cash The sales besides about 600 bbs IN
lots $2s for $26 for old do s23 so 1874
asay hisher' selling sc sso Tbs arrival. were us
head Beef bat little sought after and heavy The
sas' were bn :. M VIZ for rc plain n mes: AND and
and nominal, at a27 1884 for prime and India mess
Beef hams dull at sss $50 No sales Of momen.
loc for picked shoulders lie. for dry sailed do lsc for
smoked do, 1shc al7c for picked hams l9c 2oe 70.
nominal l3c for Cumberland l5c for long clear lSc
l6c for short do and TIC. lbc for short rib. Lard was
pscsnges al i5c 7s for No to prime steam and Kettle
rendered The marke. for butter without particular
change The better grades in fair demand and steady
while the lower qualities which In good supply were
duh and heavy Cheese was In fair demand full prices
prevailed for all kinds. We quots:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY Nov. l3-6P M
BUILDING MATERrALs.-An articles coming under this
classification have experienced material change, either in
demand in value aimee last report Eastern has
moderately sought after At about prices previously
prevalent, tho demand being principally for the best
schedules Arrivals moderate but stock fair Sales 100000
feet at from $ls 30 to s2 30 almost all at $2o Lahs have
been quiet but m closing at 10 10 bid and SS 1917 asked
Rosendae cement has been oeraby active and steady 50
per Lime has uled nrm Y1 for common and So
FOR lump. with moderate demand Bricks have also ruled
firm at The following quotations Long slsnd I'll Croon
Slsa 22 New Jersey $s Sill North river $40 30 $l3
Phiade phia front, b45 = $50.
BErssAx was quiet at asc. 4SHc:
COTToN.-Receips 2020 bales. The market not
Yesterday though a fair business
summaei the demand being Almost entirely from spinners
exporters Prices rn at the opening but heavy
the close guotaons appended Tho sales were s3S
bales including ISL for export 108 for spinning and 70
speculation. We Quots:--
VpLnnds Mobik
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

pOis renncu, anu
ss.ss.a but rather aSns closing .soa! iss ..is
g. ssys y:
cosins CSC for refined cr Immediate delivery The
700 Ss: :s.nd.;d wh,ss ssc and 1900 DO
do for the balance o. the month and steady
d s,ss: ~ Price. ranged SIC &c ss
sUs@a~Ths market for raw continued 70 rule dun
.:rf s'fS
and 500 ioe We T. e good gro
Sss; s9'is A.
nd so,s &c %saao re rSF;e nSs
ss.s iss. Ssa:aa sSs isT hard. 1916
arm +ss,Ip y siSs: continue small and i.
s INC sS, .as Sss i'Ss
asF,s: 3 ~ ps:a E,:n:' &C. u "a a. and
vas s but steady At 81 III gold
%ss s :.s 1sasS s 81 g
srxlTrs quiet arm 10. sold III. spo. and
s911aIss mSa:!.s: shade lowe,
P,ss' Tes sales were $1,000 lbs BIKE H' chiefly At
Ton1ooo bushes. In Kentucky dmlnu,ivs but
Ssss a from &C. to isc. ssedio.f was dull but Ssd AZ
nssay Sale. is bale. Hs,.n. = SO. "a IL ~
v.eni The sale: Ssrs slabs strait. 4 gsse.
& ssd snss e9
Plates at steady prices, the
being 200 boxes c. charcoal At 50 g. gold, cash. 800
do At IS 12h do. and 900 do charcoal terne prf
vatc terms.
TALLow only moderately active but steady In value.
The sales $1,000 lbs al l2Rc 13;1c
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, 497 bbls. Tho business was light
By, ne market arm Sales about 100 bbs Western At
81 o., duty paid.
during part OF the though still quiet the
being principally for small lots 10 supply the im
mediate wants OF manufacturers Tho stock Moderate
and sellers believing that good demand win prevail
demanding full prces though lots OF medium woods
have been disposed Of decline prices OF lc
&C. per ID For pulled there fair demand and all kinds
anding full prices California In light supply
but steady At 2sc sac for common 70 choice fs clip
TEXAS dull but frmly held at former prices In foreign
there rather more doing = prices not Offering from those
ineluding abca, 5000 es choice Ohio !. sac V oo0
10000 do: nns ohio At Sc, $500 DO. xishig.a ,ad
S,oao K and X ohio a 54c., 1900 light IN:
~s'hss " &c., ZOO eomenS pI osSo nnd na:
part 4Sc. &c $4,000 lbs pulled Al 42c c for super
EXTRA and &c FOR No. IS bales pulled 81 &c. 70 do
lec 30 bales spring clip California at 3sc SIC, and
$50 do fall do. do private terms or foreign the sales
are bales Cape bond at isc zoe, gold 100 DO washed
Cordova 2c gold 5000 lbs Smyrna II Csc, 1000
do. Cordova and II, 900 nols on private terms
90 casks Mossemann from dealers hands, 81 l2c si3c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

1865. losk . l0Sx; loDa registered. losk loA;
1o-4os coupon. 1OAx q i05t; Pactncs. osk . o.
The foreign exchange market was duh and steady.
under light demand bills and limited supply
OF those drawn against hipments OF produce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-14

the being chiefly for heavy leather consumption
and were strong quotations appsnded tsns
damaged was scarce 10 good demand. Receipts smAh
and stock reduced Oak 10 improved demand and urn
We quoss:-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20


The James Means, that has besn layisg
idle u this psint for sems time, hes bssn
ordered "a daty 70 TOW bargss sfthe uesth-
ern Lins, over the rapids.
The Steamer Dubuque tesk sat sbout %
feet Of the eofFer dam On Friday last.
Yesterday mssniag The Steamer Aascs-
tine grounded on the rapids q ths bod n
the Island, aud was obliged - land nuo.
Der Of hsrses 70 lightsa the boat. She get
of late in the afternoon. The horses were
taken to Port Byron and again shippsd.
The Little Steamer Pearl report in these
columns a. fast on the rocks opposite ths
leland since Monday last Vas set a6oat or
Saturday night. by sinking bargss at he'
sides.
Ssvanns will leave for st. Paul ct
o'clsek tsmorSow morsipg
Ksithsburg 10 the regular Packet. from
Fort Madison tomorrow nerning st n
o'clock.
Countess 10 the regular Packet, fer Cliu
ton tomorrow merning ct Z o'clock.
Diomond 10. will leave for Sc. Paul 70
morrew morning at 7 e'elect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

Liberal Preachlsg In she Opera
Mease ~ Rev. 2sbs. Cs1lysr. ef
Ch1cago.
The sermon in the Opera House ysstse-
day afternoon, BY Rev. Rsbsss Collyss. Of
Chicago. Vas largely attended. In spite
Of the hsst. and the general inclination TO
stay ct homo, the number that asssmblsd
to hear this eloquent minister vas large.
comprising many Of our most respected
citizens. The choir, composed Of Miss
Rowss, Nrs. Brockett, Nsssrs Jones and
winklsss. furnished excellent music-Mr.
Bsss sfRcisting % orgasist.
The subject Of the disesusss wss "Ths
Gospels" and Was trsatsd in . msst able,
eloquent and effective msussr. He gave
clear, logical exposition sf the style Of each
Of the four Gospels. The ssgsrnsss with
which Mathew ssiiss upon every point
which would cou6rm ths temporal power Of
the Master rugged earnestness, and
foreible, compact utteraness Of Nark-ths
loving tenderness Of Luke, and the one
idea running all the way through the book
Of John, at every step pois ting to the d.
vinity Of the Master. He opened new
fields Of thought and study TO many. They
had attended out Of curiosity to ses and
hear one % petsd, and found thea-
selves both interested and instructed.
The sssnsn wee listened - With dssp -
tsntion throughout, end produced marked
impression, The nsss nAsksds perhaps, -
cause, t. very aaay W Uses present, ssd
Who had slways listsssd 70 srthsdax preach.
ing, the simply told story Of the four gos-
psls did not seem to bs in any way different
from the services they had bssa accustomed
to hear. 0siog thsrs with I'll their peeja'
dicss kssnly alive y criticiss. hey found
that be was treating familisr subject in :
way to completely disssn oil opposition.
Some vsrs heard 70 say - they isft u
buildisg: "'Ts No vssdss Chisags
can afford 10 hsild fes ssch 4
preacher . 100000 church. HI
l. Indeed . pewsrfsl preacher. aad
dsss away with the mysti6catisns o.
Theology, dealing with he issts sf Chris
tianity, and in such manner - Tie a
vanesd thinkers Of the ses afs ready V ae
sspt then. Truly rsvelutioas are net con
fined to governments alene. and ehe light o
reason il bsginnisg 70 fall from pulpits u
we'll @ rooSgum0-in all this there 10 n
backward movemsat.
In tho evening anethsr large audisne'
assembled 10 listen to ssrmen On CAild
heed and Children" which was in svsrJ
way equal to the sffsrt Of the sftsrneeu. ]
aboundsd in beautiful thoughts. and con
tainsd much good, sound advice. The gree
aud crying Sin Of the mothers Of to-dsy il
their iniquitous practice against the law
Of God and nature, were broadly portray
ed-snd . moral lessen taught. sueh IN on
% must b hsedsd- u wos 6se pseduc
tisn, and highly appreciated b ell VII
heard IT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
PEaHr DAVIS Pam KlLLIR.

This med, d,cine has become an article Of
conmsrce--a thing no medicine ever be-
csmc before PAS KILLER is 80 much an
item in every bale Of goods sent to country
merchants rs tea. cndee. or sugar. THIS
speaks volumes In its fovor.- Glen Falls
Messenger.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
To.Day's a Advsrtlsemsnts.
In Bo0lIruptcY.


Ii the Dirtsics Court of ~ United Stsses ~
the District of iowa.
II ths ns1tse q Q. 3. 09ess. aeahsupt.
70 the creditors n said 3. \. Stsss, snd III
o. otbef persons inoefe0esd.
&RD: YOU ARE Q94E0f NO1lB1BD
y tAst petition has been Med b eeid Ooast,
by D. 4. Starr. II Davmport.ia the sssnty 81
Scott, said distsics, ,kduly declared . DanEi upt,
under the Act Of Cosgress. sutitlsd AN Act
20 establish = uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States. approved March
I'd, 1857, for discharge end certi6ease thereof,
from all his dsbss and other claims provabts ~.
der esid Act, and that the e1sh day q Augssa, =.
.. less. ct the hour oflo o'ciock a. H., Of
ssil dsy, IL assigned for NJ hesringsoftAs sane
before ths said Cou,t u Ohamtsrs, at Keokuk.
Ieva, when and where you may attend and show
cause. II cay you have. WY the prayer Of seiA
petision should not be granted.
You ars hereby fsrthsf notified that the
second and third msstinea Of the Gre
ditors Of the said 3. b. Starr. will
De held on the 10th day OF August, A.
b. lese, at the hour Of ter O'Clock. 4. NJ.
Of sa,d day, before tho Hon. N. N Price, Reg
ister. at his Office. No.7, West Second stres,.
in the City Of Davenport 6estt ceuaty, State OF
Iowa. when and where you eau transact any
busn sss Of ths I'd and I'd meetings Of creditors
prev dsd in sections u 4 2s OF said act of Con
gress. ,u. o.
ily22 -d3t mo. II. <. LOVE, CLERK.
Il. s. 9. DOW, Attorney for said Bankrupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
= = =
CITY 1T T. M y.
Busxsrr's Extract Of Vanilla - unadul
tsr.ted and highly concentrated.

Srnvcx Uxsounp Borron The contract
ors on the Moline dam struck several un-
steady places on the line Of the new dam
wall. and are obliged 70 dig down until .
solid bod 10 reached. as it is necessary to
have a solid foundation for the wall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
LOCAL TIE Nc.

THx celebrated Star Stomach and Liver
Bitters. sold by Harrison 4 Co., are giving
more satisfaction than anv other Biusrs for
sale in the city. No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

TEE NEw DInscrony Root tells ~
that his Directory IL nov ready fos Tie
press. All Who desire any chaag6 10 ths
rspert Of their place Of basissss, rssiassss,
q change Of 6ra, sdvsstissnsnt, etc.,,
must attend 70 il neW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

Wa have some land near the line Of the
the railroad, (iust the place to make q good
farm, to trade for property In Davenport.
or improved farms. ELpRipos BRo, Land
and Insurance AGENT. No. ~ Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
Oyv,cp o. %. SuP's OF Cemon 0eueoeA.l
DAvnMPoRs. oeutt o., Iowo,}
lss0v 0nAh 1n10 \

July 1elA, isee.
The Teochess Of this couney ase hereby
informed that Thirteeath Annual Meeting
of the Iowa State Tsachsrs' Association,
will b held at Ksekuk. Iows, On August
25th 26th aud 27th, 1868.
The Cs0missse On Local Asranes0sots
announce that the ladies se Ne Assssia-
ties will bs sntlrtainsd during he meet
ing free. Gentlemen at reduced rates q
the hotsls.
Half fare commutatien has bssn grantsd
bJ all the packet lines On the river. On the
Beats Of the Northern Line Packet Co..
members will pay half fare - they travel,
and on those Of the Northwestern Uaion
Line, full fare going, and return free.
It.is confdsusly expected that free return
passes will be granted, - usual, By Ill he
mi1roads in the Stats.
Teachers, - they arrive. will report u
the Tspfsr House. The Aseeeiatlen will
bs called to order st half past osvee P.M
Aug. 25th. II 10 hoped that large uu0bss
Of shs tsaeAers Of this County viii ettsnd.
Jshn Gallashss.
90. euD'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
CnolcR Iowa Ca

CnoIcE Iowa Catawba Wine, At 81 90 per
dozen bottles also full stock Of other ma
tive and foreign wines 4, the wine house Of
LAsoFELpT, THoDE Il Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

FRscKLEs AND TAN removed and prsvsat-
cd, BY using the delicious Hespsrian Balm
" the complexion. Price only City cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

Or. Tsbbstt,' Physiological Hair Rsgsn-
orator, 10 the Oldest and best preparation
in the market for restoring grey hair TO =
natural color ,imparting richness and vigor.
cleansing the scalp, aud In fact beautfv-
iag the whole head. Sold by all drugs sists,
every bottle Warrsnted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

Mora PArcass, FRRcELEs AID TAu.-The
emily reliable remedy for those brown dis
color ,tions on the face 10 "Psrrys Moth and
Freckls Lotion" Prepared only by DR.. B.
q. Perry, 40 Bond street. New York. Sold
every whore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
STATE ITEM y.

An extensive peat bed has been die.
covered in Marshall county, 6vs miles
north Of Marion, as we learn from the Ad-
rdncs.
The Mt. Pleasant Rsss says the fall
wheat in that county has been harvssted,
and that the yield 10 larger than ever be-
fore. The prospect FOR corn 10 splendid.
-Muscauss 10 making preparations 10
build smother elevator.
We learn iron the &stssssas that
Asssrs. Hull 4 Maths tbsswsry savsd ID
On Friday last, in consequences Of fsiluss
Of the workmsn who were repairing part
used - dwelling. A lady who was in Il
at the tine narrowly escaped severe Injury.
-Msqsoksta glsriss in Ne satsblishusns
Of an iron foundry BY Nsssrs. Bssnss :
Fridsll. The Eseslsisr ssys II 10 successes.
-Anethsr Rspublisan paper hss bssn
started In Cedar Rapids-in sppssitiss =
the Times, called the Wsssevs World, by
Msesss. Ballard 1 Roee. Il y veil edissa.
The Northvsss says that caps and sills
are bsing quarFisd from tAs Fl. Dsdgs gyD-
sum bed. 70 BE- taken eastward fer buildisg
purposes.
-Ths pot iAys chat bstsssn - "a 100
fsscss Of wsol we're stolen from the bern
Of Judgs Dupus, nsas Nsshaa, last Vel
The thieves are not yst arrested.
-TAs ssss1A pAysisiAae - soeossao
u Dubuque. says the Herald, have Joined
In requesting ths reporters Of The several
papers. hereafter speaking sf sasss in sus
gerry Or medicine, not 70 give ths name ol
ths atIsnliae physisian. TAis tAsy =
they claim, - protection asainss quacks
and heavy advertising physicians. &c.
The Dss Noinss Register has seer
some corn stalks NINE days ed fren time .
planting. Il was sniy Ssussssn inehs
high. Whe gees bsttsrp
-In Dubuque the new barley narkst be-
opsnsd q el.0o pr bssbsl.
The Fairfield Lsdesr spsahs sfs yossl
oAa 10 thas city hAsiag his hsaA snashei
eli iats snishssssns b sssshisg gllops
# ysusg lady's ankle. Sssstzskss q
quite nunsrous. but THE 10 The asss Il
stance Of daughter struck.
The Linn ssahty Sigaal says / mAlol
gane sfbass ball vas played - Ne lii
iase.. bstvssn ~ visla etae Club asa 4
Prairie 0lab, sf Jsass essnsy, sesalGiae
. scsss u ~ - ~ n laver u ~ Pssisl
Club.
One Of the largest nsstings ever hsl
10 Council Bluffs ssssnblsd On ths 10Th I
ratify the noainatisn Of Ssyneur -
Blair.
| The Turner'S Of Bsslingssa ere n
building their Ars destroyed hail.
On fns IsLAHD.-Ths Local Of ~ nsa
Island Usiss has been upon The Islan
and says:
i The 6rst Of the new eovssnusnt wosl
shops, On the ISland. b gfadnslly ssosju
the second Aeer. When completed, Il vi
- . structure vsdssrfulf fse beauty
aud durability.
\ The foundatioa wallis Of the seeoad q
, also up several feet. When % ssusob,
. that these buildines have freat ef 91o &
With depth Of 800, Il i ase - an1snioil
} that the woll0 do net sioo Oogo Sooe0!
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