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fourteen in number, we lose all hope aud ex
pectstion of seeing justice to all men brought
about in the manner contemplated. There
fore, while it may do no harm for Congress to
propose an amendment locking towards the
euhanchisement of all the citizens of the
United States, we must patiently await the
action of each State by ITSELF trusting that the
principles of justice will yet win to their ad vo
caoy the whole united American people.
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THAT MYSTERIOUS BOXI

Mr.. Secretary Stanton,
Before they mad Grant on,
Received n m ysterious box
Twas said to hold m sney,
Twas fastened so funny,
With rivets, with bands. aud with locks.
And mighty legal scholars
Said thousands of dollars
Were held In that package so strong
So In safe ap partment,
Below War Department,
They kept 1t for ever so long.
But early "Wednesday morning
They thought, red tape scorning
It's contents To light they'd expose:
With great expectation,
Oh queer revelationI
JEFF Davis feminine clothesI
Now the ladies send petition
To hold exhibition
or calico wrapper and all;
But the men TO ks are rushing
And crOwding and pushing
For clothes to the GREAT BROWN HALL
The folks att the War Department were badly sold
Jef.'s cest-of temlnlnes may bs exhibited as an
OBI OF national cur osty but for nstional useful
ness, durability economy and be euty the CT n ms of
this great nation seek the masculine apparel which
is to be had such del ght full ter ns only at the
GREAT BROWN STONE HALL OF
ROCK8ILL t& WILSON,
all4p Nos. 6OS and COS CHEsNUrs st Philada
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h-S55 IMPORTANT STATEN ENT. JUSTICE
TO my ma, y triends ana patrons ia Phiiadel-
MA demands that ehou d thus publicly state that
am rot sny longer oJnnectt vii n the Cot Dsu-
ta Association u this city az their operator but AN
now pertii III my own office where CONT iue 60
NAVE attracting te tn without pain by nitrous OK e
gas my ~ ecieity, devOting y whole practice to this
ph!tuat branch. The lollo ing eminent gentlemen
IN the dental send their cases of
teeth to me:
Dr. J. ID. White, Dr. Daniel Neale.
Dr. David Roberta, DIR. Mahl0n KirKs,
Dr. James 4. Gillinma. Drs q H. A. E E Hon
Dr. II. Wnterbottom, kins,
Dr. Louis Jack DIR, Edw, Townsend,
A T, III, r. Reinsttln, and many 9th 10.
Respectfully,
Da. r. r. THOMAS,
" mwf13t Office, No iOT WALNUT street,
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h9g@ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
TREAsuRER's DKPARTMRNr.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. g. ls6S. J
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this daY declared a
Semi-anDuSl Dividend of FIVE PER GENT. on the
capital stock ofthe Company clear of National and
State taxes, payable In cash, and after November
80, 1868.
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
be obtained at the Office OF the Company No. 2Ss
3. TE IRD Street.
The Office Will be opened at A. M. aud closed at
p. M from NV 80 10 Dec 5, for the payment
Of Dividends, and after that date from A. M. TO 8
+. M. THOM AS 4. FIRTH,
IL 30t Treasurer.
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AN ENGLISH FoRLCAsT.-rhe London SItIr.
day RerieiO OF October 81, several days before
our Presidential election, In the course of a very
discriminating editorial on the probable re-
suit, remarke ked:-"There is no likelihood that
any large State, with the exception of New
York, will vote for the Democratic nominees:
and 1t is we'll that no legal doubt should attach
TO the regularity of the eli ction. The exclusion
of three States from all share in the choice OF
President might have raised formidable doubts
If their votes had been material to the result;
but Grant and Coifax will be elected by ma
jority of two-thirds, or perhaps three-fourths,
of the whole number of votes. 1t is true that
the popular vote would be less unequalIy
divided If the entire population OF the Union
voted as a single constituency; but in this
instance the more complicated mode of election
by States represents the gen eral opinion. 1t is
only in some of the great cities, and in two or
three border States, that the Democrats retain
their former superiority. The Irish i'm migrants
in New York and Philadelphia still adhere to
the party which has always cultivated their
favor; and 1T is natural that Kentucky and
Maryland should cherish their ancient sym.
patbies. The confidence of the Republicans
and the dependency of the Democrats has
during the contest, received a curious illustr a..
uon in the partial discontinuance of the avidity
with which both parties had previously culti.
waited the favor OF the Fenians."
DIR. II. T. HELMBoLD.-A paragraph appeared
in one of the Sunday papers yesterday. an
nouncing that Mr.. H. T. Helmbold, the well
know druggist, was insane, and that he had
by the advice of his physicians been sent to the
Asylum. We have the best authority for deny
ing the truth of this statement in every parti.
cular. Mr.. Hembold is not insane, never has
been and to all appearances he is never likely
to be- He is one of the shsrpest, most quick
witted, and enterprising business men in the
country, and prom pt denial OF such an inju-
rious statement is no more than is justly due
him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
WASHINGTON.

WAsuiSroH, March 28-Mr. Stswarts
bill for the admission OF Alabama declares
the Constitution, submitted February 4,h
to be tho fundamental Law for the provision
Al government, and the officers then elected
shall enter upon their duties, and the Gov
srnsr may, therefore, convene the Legisla
| ture chosen At said election, and the Legs
aturs Is empowered 10 submit said Consti
tuition to the qualified electors of Aiabam,
for ratification. When a majority OF the
voters shall have ratified the Constitution
and tho Legislature shall have ratified the
amendment to the Constitutions Of the Uni
ted States, known as l4,h article Of III,
Constitution OF Alabama, msy be presented
| TO Congress for approval
Ijy direction OF President, Gen Hancock
vas granted leave ot absence for himself
from Washington for four days. 1ht re
ceiIsts from customs fer the week ending
Mach, 2lst. were 90 90 ,929.
hs Impeachment, Managers have Just
AIKEN testimony concerning the c, rrectnese
Il PRESIDENT johnson s speech al St. Louis.
A special ssys the rsI ortei quarrel be
twcon the President and VIM II. Evarts, o.
ms counsel, is con,rsdlctcd
The Reconstruction Committee, nj it,
| session this morning, had under discussion
| to Alabama bill. An amendment offered
| by Mr. Stevens as Al additional section wss
! agreed to,-ptovieing that Alabama shall
be entitled to repre-eutaton IN Congress
nd to be Recognized as a State when tho
p.o,lslon is made that its Constitution
hall never he amended or chAnr,d, 40 a.
g deprive any citizen of tho United STATE,
the right TO vote, nor shall it be 40 amend
ed ss TO allow any person TO vote who i,
excluded from holding flee by third ,ec
Ton of the l4'h article OF amendments te
he Constitution of the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

NAsHiScrov, March 26-SEvATr.-The
char suhmitled n protest from the Legiss-
ture Of Kentucky against the wrong done
hat State n ,Nc'ndtng Its Representative IS
rem thc House dauounclug il as uncons,-
u'tpAal, etc. ReieIfcd 10 tho Judiciary
COMMITTEE.
Also memorial from the constitutional
convention II South Carolins, praying for
che removal otpolitca disabilities frem sew
sr-t persons named Referred
MIR. Chandler reported favorsblv from the
committee on Cummercc, u hll to prevent
ne punish frau ION the revenue Cor o, her
purposes. Referred to the Comm ttee on
Finance
Mr.. Sherman reported fsvorabIy from the
COMMITTEE on Finance, q bill to refund csr
tain duties paid under protest.
MIR. Trumbull introduced . bill in relation
to qualifications Of Jurors, which he asked
g. lave placed on the calender. Is il had al
ready been considered by the Judiciary
Committee
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, at 1925 p.
NJ. the Senate went into executive session
Horss.-Ths Speaker announced the
first business m order joint resolution to
regulate tariffs for freight and passengers
on the Union and Central Pacific K .ilrosds.
the question being on second,ng the pre-
vious question on Mr.. Prices motion TO re-
Ter TO the COMMITTEE on Pacific Railroad.
After debate the previous question was car
ried BY vote of 90 against 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March ga Washington spe-
cial says that the Committee on Appropria-
tons. ut the requs,t Of Mr.. Cullom, o!
the Springfield district, took up the defici-
ency appropriation bill, and argued to allow
5000 for the completion Of the Spring
hsid court houas. This 10 an addition 10
the ga, 900 allowed =, this session.
A'onzo 4. Spencer an cmployes Of the
Northwesiern Railro.d, was run over nv q
locomotive yesterday and killed.
Joseph keish, an Old and wealthy resi-
dent # this city, COMMITTEES suicide ye.,ss-
day by hanging. lie was temporarily in
sane.
bill was yesterday presented to the
United States Circuit Court by James
Grant, OF Davenport, and VIM. & Goudy
Of Chicago, OH the part OF Elwa,d N. Fan
shaw, praying that an injunction be granted
against tho Chicago & Rock Island Railroad
Company, restraining that company from
An Increase of its capital stock, and 10 pre-
ven, the hoard Of directors from accepting
he act lately passed by the Iowa LegisIa
turs.
Between two and three hundred "COPPER"
of this ci,v have stopped work to snforc,
heir demand for On increase Of wages, the,
have been getting 10 cents barrel and dc
mand 30. Peter IL. Weller, about twenty
seven years old. recently arrived in this CT,
by the Pittsburg 4 r Wayne Railroad, las
aieht he bccamca raving maniac and Wa
locked up.
| The contract for mason work on tho new
illinois State House was yesterday award
ed 10 Barnard 4 Gowen Of Chicago a. rate
which make the whole contract amount t
$4,000
William ID. Clark. lately employed in tn
United States typographical survey at Roc
Island has been confirmed - A ssistans Su
pefintcndent Of the State House building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
NEW YORK.

Nsw YosK, March ga Wsshineton
dispAtch says At the urgent solicitation
Of Secretary Seward. Mr. Sumner will en-
deavor to have the Pruss,an treaty ratified
Immediately.
A special says: The Post Office sub
committee have ascertainsd that the De-
par.ment does not pay Wells, Fargo l. Co,
and the railroad besides for carrying The
overland mail.
TIE Senate, in executive session, consid-
cred the Prnssian treaty. Several imnor-
tant amendments arc pending.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
In Rankrnmtcy.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District Of Iowa
In the matter Of T. ID. Jewett, Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of said T. u. Jewett, and Ill
other persons in.erested--Sirs:
You are hereby notified that petition has been
Med In said court. by T. d. Jewett, OF the
city 81 Davenport, IN said district, duly declared
Bankrupt, under the act Of Congress, Of
March I'd. 1857. for . discharge and certificate
thereo from all his debts and other claims
prcvable unser sid oct, and that the 18th Of
April, A. ID 1853, at the hour Of o'clock
O. m. OF said day. is assigned for the hearing Of
the same before the said Court Of Chambers, nj
Orumwa Iowa. when and where you may at
tend and show cause if any Of you have, why the
prayer CT said petition should not be granted.
Ion are hereby further notified that the third
meeting OF the creditors Of the said 7. y. jew
ett, Tor the purpose provi.e ed in Section TWEEN
ty-eigh,h 1.-THE Act of Congress of March end
1861, will be held on the Tth day OF April, A.
u. less, at the hour Of ten o'clock. A. NJ,
OF saic dag, before the Hon. N. NJ Price, Reg
isier. at his office, Not, West second street.
IN the City Of Davenport Scott county, State Of
Iowa, when and where you can be present If
you desire to be-
JOHN ACkLEY,
Attorney for said bankrupt
march IL, 1858. doAw4t-thur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

In The District Court OF the United States for
the District Of iowa.
In the matter of Charles p. Disney, Bankrupt,
TO the Creditors Of said Charles p. Disney,
ano all other persons interested -
sirs: You are hereby notified, that petition
mas been hied In said Court, by Charles P. Disney,
OF ths CITY OF LeClsire. IN the County Of Scott
ana State OF Iowa, in said District, duly declar.
e ankruDt under the act OF Congress, Of
arch "a. 1867. entitled IAN act 10 estabI;sh
Uniform system Of Bankruptcy throughout thu
United States. for . discharge ANA . certi6.
cate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims, provabe under said oct !; and that the
% day OF April, A D. lsss. at the hour Of two
ciock, r NJ Of said day. 10 assigned for the
nearing OF the same before said Court, at Cham.
pert. at o,tumwa. lowe, when and where you
may attend and show cause, i. any you
nave, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. You are hereby fu4her mott
ned. that the second and third seetine of
the creditors nf said Charles p. .Disrty. for the
purpose provided in the 2-th and % sections al
,he sa,d Act OF Congrsss CT March Cd. 1867, will
os neid on the Both dav Of March, N u. 1855.
o. .ne ,ioar OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ, Of said day.
before N. ~ Price. Esq Register in Bank
rupscv, at his oiiice No I, West Secosd street
70 tas city OF Davenport. Scot, count, state Of
!; Q. BURNS. Clerk. oOO's A"'
aareh 18th. le6s.--dSt-thur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

| Mr.. Garfield spoke in reference to the
provision for tex on sales. He preferred
| the amendment OF the Senate TO that pro-
posed by the Committee on Ways and Means,
though he was opposed 10 both.
| Mr. Allison, VINO held the hoor replyiu &
on the part OF the Committee of WAYS and
Means 10 the various objections made TO
the bill, defended the proposition Of the
] Committee, saying the Committee proposed
in lts general bill 10 tax al manufacturers
| on their sales
Mr. Garfield thought that was reason
4 why the whoie matter should be RENTED
to tie general bill.
+ The discussion WIS closed by Mr..
Schenck, who declared that The Committee
+ Of Ways and Means bad made its recon
meniatiors after full, thorough and earnest
consideration.
I The HGus COrcurved with the Sera.o ia
/ the amend mcnt reducing Tx en- coal oils
one halt Vote ~ to 63. II non-concurred IN
| the Senate amendment as TO tax on ma
chinery contracted for by Government. II
| agreed to propositions Of Committee OF
| Ways and Means In reference to tax on
sales The amendment reported by the
Committee OF Ways and Means a. addi.
tional section in reference to whisky
frauds was agreed to-yeas So, nays 81.
| The bill was then passed
Mr. Kelley introdu ed bill for the coin
age OF nickel and copper pieces Of 8 cents
and under. Referred
The House proceeded to the consideration
OF the joint resolution introduced by Mr.
Wasaburn Of Wisconsin, to regulate the
tar II on freight and passengers transported
by the Pacific Railroad Companies and their
| branches
Ir. Price replied to the remarks of Mr.
Wtshhurn, of Wisconsin, and Others, and
sficr some discussion, demanded the previ
Gus qpesllon on motion TO refer the join
reso ulion 10 Committee on Pacific Rail
roaa. On division the House s,ooi 81 L
I ~ Ihsrc heiD2 no quorum present, tn,
II use on motion OF Washburne, of | Ii
nois, adjourned leaving motion for previou
question pending.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
MISSOURI.

ST.. Loris, March 26-Ths Committee OF
Conference on the Pacific Railroad bill have
agreed upon five millions cash on State
bonds for that road, and both houses, last
night, passed bill to sell the road At that
price. L 10 not known whether the Com
pany will accept OF the proposition, as they
have heretofore offered but four mi ions
down, aud one million in ten annual in stall
ments.
An Omaha dispatch says the heaviest
snow storm of the season occurred along
the line Of Pacific Railroad on Tuesday
Several trains were showed in.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
Foreign News ny Atlantic Gable,

LONDON, March 2-.-The Commons last
night passed the bill for the abclishing OF
church rates.
P,RIs. MARCH, 25.-The Corps Legis,atif
passed the bill concerning the right of pub
lie III citing, and al burned to day to re-as-
semble April 10Th.
BEMIN, March 25-Wirtemburg has just
chosen delcg ,tes TO the Congress Of Sover
eigns who are opposed TO the policy OF
Prussia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
OHIO

CtScINSAri. March 26.-The stores of Co
hen and Simon Siivermsn, 1t Pomeroy, o.,
was destroyed by tire last night. Silver
msn saved por ion of hi. goods. Cohen
. ack was completely destroyed Two dwell
ings houses adjoining were damaged Lass
estimated At $4,000; insured, $4,000.
Cohen was founi IN his store, shot through
the back Of hi. neck and died this morning
IL . supposed the fire vas the work VI in
cenuiaries and mur dsrera
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

< DENTIST. Once 3 doors east OF cor.
L4 u ner OF Brady and Second streets,
iffTY1JSA Has had over IL years practice In
this city. Has the complete appara-
ne for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
Oxide Of Gas, for painless operation in extracting
teeth jan12-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
Ciuclnuati Warkee.

BY Telegraph. March 20.
Flour-D II and nominal
Wheat--pull and nominal No. 2 winter sold
at 81.
Corn-Dull at SIS.
Rve-Dull atl75.
Oats-i,ul at 80.
Bsri-y-Scsrce and in demand, At 2,s502.s 90
or fall.
Cotton -Firmer. at 2a423L.
Provisions--Quet.
Mess pork-Not inquired for
Bulk Meats-Dull aud can be bought at l0lx
@l1i4.
Bacon-Dull and not much doing shoulders
ua9u1s sides 1877 clear rib sides l4IS !;
clear l4s.al5.
Lard-Dull prime country sold at l6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
AssiRnee,s Notice.

The undersigned has this day been appointed,
~, lows, Assignee OF j. hn +. Mitchelrs estate.
who heretofore made an assignement for the
benefit OF his creditors All debts due said
Mitchell, are to be paid TO me. All claims
against said Mitchell are to be presented to me,
under oath within three moatha from date, for
allowance. Gao. L. HUBrELL,
RED. 2i-dw6w-thuf Assignee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
New York Market.

New York Market.
By Telegraph March 20.
Cotton-Firrasr At s4aes 1-2 for middline ~
lands
Fionr-A shade frmer; low grades. dull and droop-
ing 1oiv1ylo. - for extra state: r. H. u. ct IS
4iAD.
whcat-Quiet; in buyers' favor; s-S7 for No. 2
spring delivered.
Corn-Dnll At Lee 1i 20 for new mixed western
snoat closing ct &c l IS 27 for old mixed west
ern in store
Oats lie better ssS1s3 i-s for western in store
Pork-Qniet and steady sl.5oGe4ee Hf new
mess % 6,1s23.s3 for old
Beef Firm.
lard-Quiet at 154Gt7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, arch "a Tho was q
light shock Of an earthquake here to-day,
occasioning considerable excitement. No
damage done.
The uuion primary election resulted In
the choice of Democrats to the State Con
vention who are favorable for Grant for
President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
(hicn%O N arkef.

BY Telegraph. March 20.
Flour-Nore active. but unchanged.
Wheat-iriegnlsr aud lower, closing ut l.oo@
sou for No. spring; No. spring nominal
at 2Ooa2 ol.
Corn Lower; closing dull at sl@sll< for
Ne. ! sellers tor May al ss@s9
Oats-in good demand. and firm at 57l<.
Unsettled, at l.5s.
Barley Heavy, iowor aud unsettled; sales At
2.s5G245
Provisons--rirmly held, but very quiet.
Pork 20 75Q "a 90.
Bulk Meats Shoulders, at Ice; rough sides.
at l2c; short rib, at l21S@l2sSc; clear aides.
Nl51+c
Sweet Picked Hams-ltaSc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
. =
KANSAS

TOPEKA, March % The Republican
State Convention of Kansas met to-day,
elected delegates to the Chicago Conven-
tion, and adopted u resolution in favor of
Grant for president aud Senator Pomeroy
for Vice President
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
CAlIFuRNlA.

san FsAScIsco, March 26.-The Oregon
Union State Convention. yesterday, nomi
mated Daniel Logan for Congress; and In.
structed the delegates TO the National Con.
vention 20 vote for Grant for President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

LONDON, March &c Capt. Desry. The cs-
capped Man chester Feniau has been arrested
At Stafford. and lodged in Jail
petit on TO the House OF Commons, in
sspp ston,o Gladstone =, re solutions on tie
sn question, 10 being circulated, and re-
saving many signatures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
NEW JERSEY

TRENTON. March 25-Tbe House passed
the bill withdrawing the consent Of New
Jersey to the rat lication Of the 14,h article
Of the Constitution, over the veto of the
Governor. The general railroad bill was
los, by vote of 5 Ia II IN the Senate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
COM N ERCjAL.

DevenPOre Market Report.
Orr.sx or rns DAvRsross DRs.caAr,
March 26 1865
FLoua--Choies family, Wholesale. sic. 40; re-
tail, 4ll.o0.
WRxAr-No. l. O.. s00el.ss; No, ?. 4l.1oo
LIS.
sl.7s@S2oe.
OAr.-52 certa.
kYE-SLe5.
Goss-Shelle1 Csc
fo-Aroks-l 25cssl.be
Is yrEh see. per u.
Egss-25c
RAr-Good Timothy elc,o .to.tl2.oo; Pssi.
ris $500 TO $1,000,
CoAL-Soit. delivered. go cents per bushel.-
Anthracite delivered. $lg per ton.
WooD-ts per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
JOHN ROWE.
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

00s 0asd Steam Pipe Filter.
Ne. "a Fast I'd ST., Davenpsrt. l..
Bathing Tubs. Water Closets. wash P,s,p. Ira
sneet Leac Cissern Pumps. Force Purnps Chan.
seiler brackete Drop Light Pendants, Glase 6hadse
Az nnde = 1unhtAg, ca and So ~ IlS6lne
SS2e 49,. Az oedees promptly sxeeo1Sd A. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

By Telegraph. Marcl 20.
Hogs-Received 100 head. Market steady
and hrm. at s,oo@s. 50 for shosts and pigs. and
s.75as 25 for good smooth hogs, comm on mix
ed. in lots. dull al .50@7.75.
C.ttle Received. ,oo5 head. Market quiet
and steady, and holders are l50t2Oc above buy
ers' views, aud the best drovcs on the market
will be shipped last. Extra cattle are nominal
At s.75G9 90 second class at s.25ds. SO; COM
mon to good butchers cattle in demand at $50
1850
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
NEW YORK.

New YoRx, March. % Louis Dapiels,
Pearl street merchant, was robbed in the
Metropolitan Bank to-day Of seven hundred
and fifty dollars which he had just received
of the teller
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS March 25.--At Jefferson Bar
racks there are seven Thousand graves to
he removed and trimmei, and good deal
Of other work TO be done The Quarter
Master advertises for proposals.
II Ia raining heavily hern To- NIGHT