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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
-coMMERclAL.

Davenport Market Report.
Orrrs or rms DAvBxpoRf DasrcnAr,
September 9th. 1885,
ftouE--whoiesale, ts.cc: retail, 1850.
Wn.Ar-New No: !. sl.ss9i.ss..No. 2. sl.ss.
oArs-New. 4ca45 Old. soeg
RTR-New el.20
Coax-SeMs2c
Onions -e5d15.,
PerArsss-sodsl.0 90.
BcrrER-3s435c. per ..
Eoes-l5e.
GRssS APrrEs-tl.15 per bushel.
hAr-0ood Timothy sis.oeQseil.ce. per ton:
AxraaAcrrs yard SIC. 90, per ton.
WooD-es.oo. per Cord.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHIcAeo. Sept. rs.
Fiour--stesdy; fair demand; prices uuchang
ed. Receipts, II AIS; shipmsnts. I. 500.
Wheat-lrrreguiar. unsettled and better; No.
l. lisa No. .. 4sH; No. 3. 1855. Receipts
llo, 3ss bss; shipments. lls,ll3 bas.
No. 2. e9@sox. Receipts. 1854 bu; ship
Oats Quiet and steady ss saass11. Receipt,
l04.7 3l bu shipments Isl ,57s bus.
Rye-Stesdy; No. l l.l7H@i.ls. Receipts
10, s52 bus; shipments $50 bus.
Bariev-Irregulas /; I.76al.T7 for No. 2 Re
ceipis ~ $50 BUS. shipments ISL blu.
Provisions
Pork-2s. 25@2s so.
La.d-lSx.
Shoulders -l09I0iI.
wh.skey-Dull and nominal a. l45 free.
Freight,-5ia for oats, 8 for corn, and fol
wheat to Buffalo.
Chicago Live sock Market.
By Telegraph Sept 25
Receipts-Ca.,le 2s cars, hogs75 cars, sheep
| 4cars.
Cattle Extra. g s7i<07 l21S; fair to goods )
| as 62lf stockers. 9 .25Gf450
Hogs Extra, 9 s5@l0.l21<; good TO choics
5od975.
Sheep Choice, 45o@475; good, 4,eo@4 2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
LATEST News
~ TExEGR.1PH.
To THE DAILY DE,aOC9fAT.
NEW YOHK.

Nav YoRk, Sept. 25.-The notorious So
phia Myers, recently pardoncd out of
the state prison by Gov. Fenton, has again
turned up in the police court She was
yesterday committed by Judge Mansfield
to answer to charge Of swindling.
Tommy Haddon, one Of the Water street
csnversionists. was yesterday arrested for
Shapghaing" sailor.
In the labor congress yesterday. Miss
Kate Mallory vas elected BY an over ~hslm-
ing majority Cd Vice President, but it was
found shswas not eligible. A resolution WAS
pesssd 70 appoint an executive committee
Of one from each Congressional district, and
80 form . workingmsn's party, with view
Of securing the election Of mon favorable 10
the 8 hour movement.
Colfax had an informal rece )tion lest
night at the Union League, and leaves for
the Westto-Gay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2i-rhc following
Congressional ncninltions we're made 10.
day by the Republicans:
Frs, district, Henry =. lcrbest, Of
Cecil county; second district, Jno. l..
Enson, OF Baltimore c,un'y tbi,d district
Gen. Adam King, of Baltimore CITY; fourth
district, Dan Wlnans; fifth district, w. j.
Albert, ol Baltimore county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Ths Tribune. this
morning, has an -stimate Of the number
Of tanners composing the procession on
Wednesday evening, and figure up total
Of s.75s. Tbs is in rsfutstion Of the
Times estimate, which gave the total at
6,24l.
The fall meeting 1t Dexter Park will
open October 30th, aad continue four days.
Upwards Of $4,000 are to 5s given 10
purses. The Mountain Boy and Lady
fhorns are expected TO put in an appear
ance Bashaw Jr. AID Rocky are to be
present 1t the Iowa State Fair q! Clinton.
They are also going to Dubuque.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

New York Market.
By Telegraph September 25
Co;ton-Dull at psS, 23i. for middlinp uplande
Flour-Receipts .0s9 barrels, at 75a 80 for ex
ira state 7.4"49lo for extra western 03Gt1oGl
for X. n. o.
Wheat Firm receipts IS ,e6s bushels; l;sn1 7Si
for No spring I OH for No. spring I Il for
extra choice No. spring Q 40 for white Michigan.
Rye-Qu'et and steady
Corn-Weaker ii46i.l7 for unsound: 1.ls0
Lisa for sound mixed western.
Barley-Scarcs
Oats-Dull and heavy: 7an,5 for new western
aGoat
Pork-stesdy % asa2sso for mess; 2saaais. 81
for old.
Cut hea'e-Dull
Lard Quiet a heavy, at 1920 for steam
1873 02oL for kettle
Whisky-Qniet.
Ssgare-Firm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
"
Iowa.

DUEuQCs, S-p'. 2l-The entries to the
County Far were completed yesterday.
The uniavorablc weather prevented entries
and attendance toe first two days Horses
and cattle are the principal attraction in the
stock line. Thirty-,hrec herd OF pure blood
Durhams are exhibited. Sixty teachers and
5000 pupils of the public schools will attend
the Fair this afternoon If the weather per-
pljta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
WASHINGTON.

wAsHlSo,os. Sept. 70 Capt. Robcr,
Lincoln was married to Miss Nsttie liar.
Ian last evening, nj tho residence OF the
brides parents. The Ceremony was perform
ed by hop.Simpson Sec. McCulloch and
Wells, Senator Ramsay, Representative
I.oughridge Mrs sAbrahem Lincoln and a
few other distinguished persons wers
present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

ClnclnDatl Market.
BY Telegraph. Sept. IS.
Flour u nchanged. quiet. and hardly any de-
mand
Wheat-Unchanged, quiet, and hardly any de-
mand.
Corn-Buoyant and in active demand at LEO,
ga sc more asking.
Oats -Buovant. at 90 for No. /, and 6, for
white.
Rye-Firm at l.3S
Barley-In demand; fall At , so@2. 40. asking
higher prices
Whisky-l.45, and rather dull.
Mess Pork--ln speculative demand and prices
higher. Sales at 2s75. now held At q. 90.
Bulk Meats-hsld firm and higher shoulders
1t l0J1 aides, IA.
Bacon Finn. Shoulders, l2k9l21<; sides,
l5@l6.
Lard Quiet and held At 2oc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25


LONDON. Sept. 24.-Minisser johnson visit
ed the Leeds Exhibition yesterday. In reply
TO an address Of the Exhibition Commits
sioners, he reported his previous assurance
OF the maintenance OF good will between
England and America. He also psid q
tribute OF praise to the army. and euiogzed
Lord Napier, whose name, he said. was a
household word in America /; his courase
and humanity In the Abyssinian war
challenges the admiration of the world.
EvKNlSa.-Thc following is the latest re.
ceived from Spain: The government at
Madrid has declared all Spain in state Of
siege. Gen. Isander was sent out with d :
tachnsent OF royal troops against the pro-
vince OF Sartarder. llas j)ined the insur-
gents. desperate ARRAY took place In
Santader between the opposing forces, in
which several pers0ns were injured.
The report that Gen. Prim is marching
directly on Madrid are reported. He Is I'd .
companied by Gen. Serario, Duke de la
torne, and the estimated force under his
command is now 10000 s,rory. The Duke
&c Latorne is said TO be acting as Provision
O. President aud civil read OF the reyolr.
s'on. He has refused cffcrs OF ccmnrcmisc
made by Gen. Concha.
The spanish ships which were in the
y
She Queen end joired the rebel fleet
The revolutionary leaders have issuea g..
decree declaring any .ficer who orders an
attack on the people or patriot soldiers
shall be adjudged traitor TO his coun,rv
PAHls. Sept 24-Evenire.-The repoYt
that the Queen Of Spain had crossed the
frontier Into France was premature. Shs
etiil reina ms at San Sebastian, but IL is m
mored that che will soon leave for Paris.
In the Department OF the Lower Pyre-
nees the French au horitIes have arrestea a
number Of refugees who had crossed over
the frontier
1t is reported that Lieut.. General Manuel
Gasbell, Captain General If Valencia. was
seized by the mob and killed, and that his
body wss dragged through the streets OF the
city.
Official dispatches from Madrid make the
following sta emente:
The irsurrection has been suppressed in
he city Of Grenada. A battle was fought.
which lasted two hours. and resulted 10 the |
'eieat Of the rebels.
The disloyal movement is confined to the
,rovince of Ssntsnder and the cities of |
Malaga and Seville.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

by lecgrsphl September rs
Stocks-Steadv.
Bond.-1s ~, ia: b2,s. lat, LA: end
ios'. 81 .les,: new. 1,os,. CO, osT; coupons OF
sc, .o9ia: 1905, los.
Pacific los,
New YORK Centrsl-les.
Erie AK.
Illinois Central-1.45i,.
Northwestern So. preferred 81.
Rock Island-l.o2s..
Wahash-51ss
Gold-l4ls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
81. Louis Market.

~. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph. Sept. 25.
Floar-No market except foi low grades, and
very little demand tor them.
Wheat-Firm and unchanged.
Corn "A little better, at 92@e6.
Oats--Unchanged a. so to "a.
Rye--Sells at l.l70l.l9s
Pork Firm, % co.
Bacon--irregular shoulders At 12is0l3l<;
clear sides l5l6t015k
Lard-lsx@lssl tiercs; 2o@29 keg,
| Whisky-Firm, so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
Toledo ~ arkea.

BY Telegraph. Sept IS.
| Four-Dull and unchanged
| Wheat Du,l and unchanged white Mich
| 2 70 No do 90 Amber do. Q OIL No.
red 2.ol No. red S. No. epring ! SO
No.2 spring bed at 50, and SO bid.
| Corn-Duli at 81 asked. 90 bid
| Oats A shade lower 81 IS cents
Rye A shade lower No 2l.lS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
MINNESOTA.
Foreign News By Atlantic Gable.

ST. PAUL, Sept 24.-Quite . feCey SNOW
occurred here last night. lasting an hour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Sept. 24.-Mre. Locke was
burned to death with kerosene while light.
ing q fire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

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Flour Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-lrfegular, at l.56ll for No. !, and
l46R Tor No. ..
COrn-Quiet and steady.
Oals-Moderate demand at 54lS.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

By Telegraph Sept Is.
Flour 4ss
Wheat Red lis I'd. White l2s
| Corn--36s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-11
WEEKLY WISCONSIN
HJR
- Cd

The publishers of the WEEKLY WISCONSIN
beg to call public attention TO their pros
pectus for the year 1869.
We have made arrangements 10 add new
attractions to our weekly paper in the form
of original Tales, Sketches, Poems &c,
written expressly for our weekly edition.
We shall continue TO give n full digest OF
the general news Of the day; State items,
domestic reading for the farm and house
hold, together with the leading political in.
tclligence of the times. Special attention
is paid to the market reports. all Of which
nre prepared with special reference to the
interest Of the general reader.
The WEEKLY WISCONSIN has now been
published under one and the same editorial
management for nearly n quarter ofn cen.
tury, and we do not assume too much whor
we say that we have kept pace with tho
spirit Of the age, both in the matter and
material Of our journal.
For the year to come we have determined
to spend the money usually devoted e
premiums, in paying for literary contribu
tons, expressly for our columns. And still
we propose TO continue the same liborn
terms Of subscription M heretofore.
On the 9th day Of December next W,
shall commence tho publication Of al
original domestic tale, written cxprcssi,
for the WISCONSIN, by our popular contrib
utor MIoNoNETrE. entitled
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-11
The "Nlggcr" In the Church. -SlunI
Conduct Of Radical Saints.

A few days ago we alluded to the diff
Guilty in the Church at Washington more
distinguished for It's politics than its piety.
Of which the pastor is Rev. Or. Boyuton,
Chaplain of the House of Representatives,
who advises God MS 10 what is desirable in
elections and then thanks Him for Radical
victories, and of which the chief pillar IN
Gen. Howard. who runs the FrcedmNn's
Bureau for the benefit of the party Of
'moul ideas" Tho inevitable ~"niggor"
is ut the bottom Of the trouble. The body
OF the church ia made up Of the floating
radical population Of Washington drawn
from all sections Of the Union. The
western members with Gen. Howard at
their head. and the former being most nu-
mcrous have things their own way. The
factions is very bittor, "a the following
from the Tribune's Washington letter will
show:
The Congregational Church dispute cul-
minated in n personal interview between
Gen. Howard and the Rev. Dr. Boynton
in the street. The dialogue is reported
thus:
Gen. Howard-"I take this occasion to
pronounce all that you have said Of me an
unmitigated flsehood."
DR.. B~oynton-"Do you mean 10 call me
q liar 2"
Gen, Howard-"I mean what l say, and
1 pronounce your statement an unmitigated
falsehood."
DR.. Boynton Then you mean to call
me a liar
Gen. Howard-"Yes, sir. Isay you have
lied"
DR.. B~oynton-"n. sir, you had two
arms, ! should thrash you for insulting
me"
Gen. Howard-"Never mind my arm
try il and thrash me il you can"
At this point the reverend gentleman
turned away.
Coming from the Tribune, Of course this
version of the interview between these two
shining lights Of radicalism IL authorita.
tive. What q charming commentary on
the penrly utterance Of Gen. Grant. "Let
us have peace -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-11


posTroNENESr or THE GARDINER REAL Es.
TATE Distribution, 81. LOUIS, MO.-ln max
in this announcement, wG shall DC brief,
frank and to the point. TIT tickets are not
sold. and it Is necessary, ioT the mutual ben.
eft Of the ticket holders aud the Association,
that the drawing be postponed, and 40 this ID
the last poAtpOncment, a sufficient length OF
time must DO allowed. in which 10 dispose OF
the unsOld tickets. The drawing will posi-
Huely take place on tho 27h dag u February,
1909, or tue money tCU be refunded. Sufficient
tickets have already been sold to enable the
manager to say there tCN Be 10 failure. IL
cannot be denied that the fact that the
Paschall House Association, however fair tho
drawing may have been, drew three OF tho
principal prizes themselves, created great dis
satisfaction In the mind of the public, which
has resulted 10 our injury, and retarded the
progress Of our enterprise. To preclude the
possibility Of this Association drawing dHy Oi
the prizes, they pledge themselves MOTTO hold
one single ticket. No unsold ticket, at the
time oftho drawing will be put into the
wheel, aud Ms tho prizes are not numbered,
there IL no possibility Of any Of them remain
ing in the hands Of tho Association undrawn.
The committee TO conduct tho drawing 10 be
chosen by the ticket holders aud the Associa-
ton together. Notwithstanding the disad-
vantages referred to, we arc grAtified to know
we still have the confidence and good will OF
the people. AS the tickets must be sold, we
offer, as an in~duccment, q tickets for s., II
for $40, and 20 for $40. We want responsible
and energetic agents, to sell tickets, in MI
parts of the country, aid will allow a HbcrdI
commission and furnish circulars, posters,
&c. For terms aud circulars, address the
manager, 42g Walnut street, st. Louis, Mo
L., Dow Hondcrshot, Manager.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-11
T%ELEGRArHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YonK, Dec. A-CO1roN-Markct quiet.
SIZES at - for Mildling Uplands. FLoUR-
Market hrmcr on low grades. Receipts. 1870 bbls.
sales at fG.Gj0t7.0j Tor Extra Sttic; S045aI50
for Extra Western; Sg.75a7.4O for found noopcd
Ohio. wHEAr-Marktt better aud more doing.
Il cciD's, O.. 40 bushels. Sales at ti.52tSi.59k f0r
No. 2 Spring; s2O for Amber Michigan. HYH
Market quiet aud hea Wy. CobN-Markot favors
buyers. Re eipts. 10, 100 bushels. Sales at Sill
6l.i3 for Unsound; sl.liWLl6lS for sound Mixed
Western. B~AnLEy-AIarket dull. OArs-AIarkcl
improved. Receipts, 600 bushels. Sales ht "a
90 for Western. PORE-MarLct heavy and dull
Sales u S25.5Og2G 90 Tor New Meas; s2j.5na2j.si
FOR Did BLrr- Market moro active. CuT MEAT,
MARKET steady. ~LAnD-AiarEct quiet and nrnf
sloa VI llstl5 Tor Steam; l5LNi57{ Tor Kcttl,
rendered. BUr1EB-A Market steady. CuEFsE
Market arm. W~iisEy-MarEot quiet. BUdAu-
Market quiet. Silcl NJ ilWl2 for Porto Rico
Eocs-Matkgt quiet. prrnoLErM-Salca Of Crud,
1T 17m1Tk; Epnned NJ g9H.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-11
Hon. Henry W. HnLrARD.
How Radical Reconstruction Works In
vpuupSspp.

We deem the following from the recent
report Of Gen. Thomas, concerning affairs
in Tennessee, worth republication. 1t
shows how disfranchisment, martial law,
and radical oppression operate where they
arc not restrained, but flourish in their
most exuberant vigor. 1t Is o picture Of the
results of radical reconstruction, when
made most perfect and effective;
In Tennes'c &c, where n majority of the
late rebels are DISTINGUISHED, they and the
sym~pathizers with them have n hatred Of
the State authorities. which is"unconeeoled
aud aggressive. In localities where the
DIST nm h'sed Clnelt II 8 rong, n spirit of
persecution toward those in sympathy with
the authorities, those who recognize tho
political rights ofthe %enfInnchiscd negroes
and the negroes themselves, especially
shows itself in utter contempt Of all law.
Violence is openly talked Of. Tho effect OF
this is to cause disturbance throughout the
State by melting the mfiianly portion OF
this class of citizens to murder. riot and
maltreat the white Unionists and colored
people in localities where there are no Uni.
tel States troops stationed. The local
authorities often have not the willard more,
over, often have not the power 10 suppress
or prevent these outrages.
This IL no doubt u partially tine state Of
affairs although all the violence does mol
originate with the eX-Tebels, There are
radical bigands aud cut-throats 10 any en-
tent IN Tennessee, ana much UfthelRWlssF
ness that exists in the State il withou
political significance. and is merely n par
of q disordered state of society and bal
government generally.
But the description of affairs il tru.
enough to teach a cogent lesson to the pa
triotic, reasonable people of the country
Its moral 10 plain. Disfranchisment an,
military law do not create peace at tn
South. Those who are d~islranchised, an
who are ruled by n negro government AM
laws are restless; they are sullen; they nr
inimlcal 10 the government that diSfran
chises and Expresses them. These f1eliugs
n the more ignorant and violent, some
times break out into open acts of ruifiau
ism, and defiance of law. Pr' this j. hu
man nature everywhere-reua. mum . ms
tue and loyal human nature, Englan.
has tried TO pppress these t~rits of huma
} nature IN rebellious Ireland, Austrin, in I
, hellious Hungary aud Russia IN rebellion
Poland, but it is as impossible AZ 10 contlC
! the natural currents oil the air aud oceaI
= Peace, the quietude OF communities, an
the orderly rule of civil law will not retur
to the south, until the national governmer
ceases TO attempt to govern them by dii
3 fmnchisment, by creating negro majoritiel
and by the iron hand of military owe
. Reconstructed on the basis Of ConstitutioI
5 reinvested with the rights OF freedman an
citizens; entrusted with the right of self 60
Q eminent, peace would be restored 10 IL
South speedily; and that is the only methO
= by which it can he restored at all.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-11
NEW CIRCULARS. NOVEMBER, lses.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

The MASON a HAMLIN ORGAN 90. respectfully
announce = material reduction In the prices Of several
styles Of their wen known Organs, which are the &C
KNowLEDuED STANDARD OF EXCELLEECE In this
department, having been awarded q First Prize Medal
at the Paris Exposition, and seventy i've other First
Prizes In this country
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five stops, with the Mason a Hamlin Improved
NoN Humana,n a new invention nov Just offered,
producing new and wonderful effects, the finest
instrument Of It's size made. ............... .Si7O
Fifty other sy es Of oiEans 1t proportionste prices.
New circulars issued this day. November 9th, 1868,
with full descriptions and illustrations, sent FREQ to any
applicant.
MASON g. HAMLIN ORGAN CO..
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-11
No. %.


NINTH its gloomy attendants, low spirits,
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Of semen, spcrhntOrrh0n, loss OF power,
dizzy head, loss of memory and threatened
Impotence and imbecility, and Il sovereign
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Of tho most valuable mild and potent Curatiyes, they
strike at once at.the root OF the matter, tono up the
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