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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
TENNESSEE.

NAsnvILLR, Sept l5.-The Banner re.
ceived by telegraph from Knoxville to-day
| proclamation from Governor BrownlOW
and issued II in the form of an Extra. The
proclamation declares that there are armed
bands ot secret Couspiratofs against the
State who have been committing and on.
ttpue TO commit outragss ON defenceless and
inefienseive loyal ciuzsns The action OF
the Legislature gives him power 10 call out
the militia. and in pursuance Of this act be
requests all good, loyal and patriotic people,
white and colonel. oi ever. county IN ihe
State. to proceed and raise a company Of
loyal and abb bodied men, and renort the
same to him ~ Nashville. Whether any Of the
companies. white or colored. 40 organic "a,
will be actually called into the field, will
depend enssyely upon the conduct of the
people themselves IN the veral counties
:" earnestly hope.,bat there will be no oc-
cHsicn To sas out these troops. but that the
'uorts ut all citizens to preserve and
ths tain pesce will succeed, and obviate
the necessity Of this stern resort. bu,
u anhsrpily better councils do not
prevail ana peeCc and order arc not
resb'.ed aud l am compelled to nut down
srnei marsuders by force. l propose To-
meet them with such numbers. and in such
nsnner. rs the exigency shall demand
"hs'eSeI may DC The consequences, l will
not be deferred from the discharge of nv
duty herein by threats OF violence from
reoe! speakers or rebe! newspapers, nor by
any other means Of intimidation"
The Cove nor adds ,hst be prefers these
troops shall be raised in East Tennessee. and
therefore does not limit the number of rom.
pan'es IN any county, In reference TO the
promise of Federal troops to keep the
peace. he sa,s: SHOULD the depar, ment com.
ihander oe furnished with a sufficient force
% Keen order, will cheeriully cooperate
win h'n In that event the State Guards
may not be called into service"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
MISSOURI.

Sr. LoCis.. Sept. IA lielsna, Montana,
dispatch says, that snow fell there on the
l3,h. and again on Tuesday night.
Hon. Geo. II. Pendlsten left here yester-
day afternoon for Sprin sfeld. Ill.,, whore he
will spssk to- day.
~he steamboat excursion and banquet
given yesterday afternoon by the Grand
Oommandery Of knight Templars Of Mis-
souri,, TO the Grand Encsmpmens Of the
United States, IVES sery brilliant affair
The steamers Mississippi, Lady Oily and
Belle Of Alton, were engaged for the pur-
pose, and steamed away from the levse At
half past one, ascending the rivsr about 5
miles. then turned and sailed past the city
to Jefferson Barracks, 12 miles below. whore
Tie whole party went ashore. Shortly
after leaving the city an elegant banquet
was spread on each beat There could
not have been less than three thousand per-
sons
While stesming back to the city, and
whom about 3 miles from the landing on
the. Mississippi. the flag ship Of hs:sqsadron
struck sunken wreck aud knocked q hole
in her bottom pumps were Immediately
set At work. but water gaining on them
quite rapidly, the boat WAS run on the H.
linois shore. Lady Gay came along side
and took on her passengers and convey ed
tbsm to the city. No alarm was caused by
the disaster. and no accident occurred du
,ing the transfer Of passengers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Nav YoRk, Sept. l7.-City Of Mexico
advices Of the 18th state that the Minister
ial crisis 10 ended. As 10 votes on the Su
prsme Court, those Of Justice PAlalcoa and
vslasco, decided the question in favor o.
allowing Senior Lcrdo de Teiaha to hold his
place on the bench, and the port folio ol
Foreign Affairs, q, the same time the oppo
sition press condemn Secretary Seward foI
his late tveatiss about natusaliasd citizens.
and claim the legislature Of Durango has
declared that the honor Of their State de-
msnds that the ASSASSIN Of General rat
ten Be found out. 1t is evident that Gene
raj Canto is one, but ~ he is deputy 10
the national Congress. that body mus..oe
judge.
BrryaLo. Sept. 1.-THE li'h annual
Convention Of the Msohinsts and Black
smiths International Union o. North
America, is nov beng held here. The tes-
sion commenced yesterday p. IN, with
President o. b Daily in the chair. p. p
McFeeley, Of Midd, port, was chosen Secre-
tary. The president made an address, in
which he recommended the establishment
Of an itelliger e ONCE for thu accommc-
dation Of employees. The convention
will probably continue in session three
days.
Weathea very Geld here. Thermometer
early this morning As. At Rochester. last
night, there WAS light frost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Lcd,. ga man named
Abrams, supposed TO the murderer of ia
cob Young and wife. has been arrested and
is now in ill. Abrams was formerly a
partner in business with Young. The evi
d.nce before the Coroners jury to-day
shows that shot gnn was found near the
corpse Of the murdered man that was pur-
chased by Abrams from a pawn broker q
few days previous. Abrams has heretofore
sustained a coed character.
DETRoIT. Sept. 16.-1hc libel suit brought
Emil Apneck, ex-Auditor General OF the
State, against the Detroit Adreyfsser and
Tribune. liz which damages were laid al
$4,000. after seven days trial, a verdict
Of eix cents was to-day awarded the plain
tiff He was charged with incompetency al
State officer. and the defense pleaded The
truth in extenuatioD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
CHICAGO.

CHIeAso. Sept. IA Washington dis
patch says, D,vid Runion. Perry Pease.
aud NJ. S. Keith. have been appointed
s.orc-keepers for the Slist District OF Hi
noH
George II. Psndleton arrived in Spring
fed last evening. and was met at the depot
by the Boys In Blue. He was intoduced 10
the crowd by Gen. McClernsrd. and made
q brief speech, returning thanks for his re-
ccpiion.
The steam barge Illinois and 900 feet
Of lumber, was lost off Port Austin last
| Sunday. The crew escaped and have ar
| rived in Detroit.
| The number Of entries 1t the Michigan
State Fair M to last evening, was AIT,
nearly ono thousand more than last year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
MASSACHUSETTS,.

SrRISav'rLp, Sept. I'll. N. Berdwells
Wooden Mill At South Belchertown, was
destroyed by Gre. Loss $4,000. dana
yes.
BosroN. sept. lit. Col. X. d Ksuys
on, died from the effects OF laudenum last
night. at tho Boston Hotel. after taking the
poison, he informed Mr.. PRAY, the land
lord, and said : 81 repent of the act, do a 4
you can to save me Physicians were
Immediately called. All known remedies
waro applied, but without avail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

LtNDoN. Sept. l6.-Thc registration o
voters for the forthcoming Parliamentary
elections, is being prosecuted with great d !
| icence Atmany places women formally de
mandsd that their names be placed on the lis
al voters, on the ground that they possessed
property qualifications psssed by the reform
bill. and the legal aspects Of the question a.
WI II rs extent Of the movement. has ex
cited much public lnteres'. In some case,
the question has finally been brought before
the Judges Of Westminster. They have
overruled the application Of wmen TO be
registered AS votersun the ground that In
the House VI c. nmons the resolution sub
stiiu'iug the word person Tor man was re-
jec,ea; by this actioa Tie House clearly in
dicsiel The intent and purpose Of the bill in
I'll respect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
WASHINGTON.

wAsHIxGToT, Sept. 10 The following
appointments were made under the interns
revenue law storekeeper-Alexand Sem
pld, Cincinnati. Gaugefs-Thos. Tavlor
18Th district of Pennsylvania; Win. Hasd
lief. IL district OF Illinois.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture, Hon.
Horace Capron. las completed arrange
ments FOR the exchange OF cereals. seeos
medicinal ard other plants with the Various
institutions and general governments oil The
various divisions OF the cl5ue.
Col. MARI the fret and Only supervisor
as 70, arnointed. left Washington tonight
IN enter unen his duties ID Missouri and
contiguous territory.
Binckley's resignation IS Solicitor OF IT,
ternal hevenue has not been accepted by
the Secretary of the Treasury. He has no,
entered the Bureau since bis return from
New York for bus,uess purposes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
CANfELLIAS.
TOILET.
5EAUTlFUL,

IF YOU Na,u ~ 50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
CANADA.

OTTAWA. Sept. 16.-Wi.h q view of re.
lieving tie starving people OF the Red
River settlement the government has de.
cided 10 cxpena considerable funds in con
struetion 81 IT Garry aud opening up the
roads 20 k.d K,yer Eorkmen are 70 Re.
ceive provisions in part payment OF wages.
An experienced agent preereds - Chicago
forthwith % procure suppliei. Subscrip-
tons are also being received in various cit
les in the Province lor the relief of the dis
tresset Inhabitants oi tue Red River coun
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 16 The Commit
tee oi Arrangements for the grand mass
convention OF the Soldiers and Sailors to
be held here On the first aud second Of next
month, announces thai delegates and their
families Will be carried here over the Penn
sylyania Central and Philadelphia and Erie
Rail Dads y, 2 cents per mile and free Of
charge on return. It's expected that SINH
lar arrangements will be made with eastern,
southern and western roags.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept 16 The billiard match foI
Voc championship oi America and stakes
". WO, 1880 points. between Joseph Dion
OF Montreal, and John McDevtt OF Chicr.
60. was played tonight st Library Hall
The game was called al S1B. Mcl evit, on the
nn,th INNINGS made ,he Extraordinary run
OF .!02. closing the game IN his favor before
:. clock The score stood nj the close, Nc.
Dewitt. SOC Dion. 40S The hall wal
deneeiy crowded and great excitement pre-
vailed, hat no III telling or disorder ~,
manifested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
GUSTAvU5 SCHNlrGER,
Sheriff Of Scott County, Iowa.
Letter fronl Raw. A. Briggs, OF
Rock leland, nllln0is.

Letter frenl Raw. A. DrlgGs. OF
Rock leland, lllinois.
RosE ISLAND, ILL.,. JuBs Is, 1855.
On. LlsasBnL Dear Sir-0ratitude TO yea
and desire TO benefit others has induced me 10
make the following statement
For the last four or Eve years have ha 1.
partial deafness in nv LEFT ear, and this, during
the last nine months has increased 90 rapidly
and to such On extent that l could scarcely hear
a oil With il, aud having that time used many
remedies with no essential or permanent bsnsat
l soon began 20 think that should soon Isoss
the use Of that organ altogether.
But after seeing an announcsmsat Of veur
ofBeial visit to this city, asd converting with
one ose deafness Of long standing you had
- ne Informed me, entirely removed. dseidsd
TO consult you. and II. after an exam,n alton yos
thought veu could restore nv hearing. to sub
init to an operation. Accordingly l called ~
your rooms yesterday. and en- happy to ssy that
IN less than half IN hour, BY . skillful and pain
less operation With suitable instruments, you
restored my hearing completely, and ltrsst per-
manently.
Accept, ny dear cir, the assurance ofny bees
wishes for your future usefulness ssA prosper
ity.
A. BRIGGS.
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=
treat Il handsomely, and there will b No more
disess' than IN the aolid rocks Of the granite
adis- We repeat 1T, that Schenck's Seaweed
F'"'e Gill DO this for the tonach. 1t 10 nature
coming to rescue Of man In his peril
When the nature and condition Of diaease are
thoroughly auderatood. il will be seen that the
sna' the doctrine Ne br, ny inculcate Is the true
one. aud Ahsi the medicine advocate il nre.
ei-e's adapted 10 the doctrine. Thousands Of
'rccoastructed sioo srhs' IN nearly sverv State
l,ne linton, will giAiy testify 10 this. ard
ass. ~ tasv suoutt the mar vellsue v,rtus.
Scheack's Sesweed Tonic.
Way ~ teass eight people in tea ought 70 use
Toasc may be stated
81. ttscssss your stomach is out Of order and
u sooner or later. ualess aided, break dozen
81 because you d. rot have half the en;ov
mrss Ut lite snSi you might
ID 6scsess you blood IL not pure and rood.
aai ~ nst. you are liable 10 active diaease NJ
= ~ time.
tta. because YOU cannot think, or act. ar ds
aavthias IN businrss Or out. 40 we'll a. il vou
ssrs in sne coalition this tonic viii plsce va.
STA. Bc-sass u - your duty 80 be healthy
sad strong. - have sound mind" and tAis %
Jour aec0snt - we'll - those about you
ssa. H~csass shis Tonic 10 within the means Of
everybody. One 'reeuiar'' doctors bill
wsald pay sor half you you'd use IN life time.
rnsss reasons. and bscanses, might b multi
re assert u without contradiction, that
chsuck's Sesweed Tonic il one Of the greatest
enpounds that chemical. med cal, or any 9th
eli science Or skill ever achieved, and its mage
merits have only 60 be known to make It wei
SINE visitaat Of every household in the broad
lA7d.
Dr. Schcnck must get the stomach Of sverv
pasien. in this condition befor his
Patmonie syrup can be digested and penetrate
Abe blood -vesssls. - heal cavities in the lungs.
DR.. J. n. Scheack 10 professionally at bis
e-sncioal etice, No. IS North Sixth st corner
81 Conm So. Philadelphia. every Saturday
wh-re ali letters fsr advice must be addressed
Price Of the Pulmenis Syrup and Ses~eed
Toaic.
EACH on.So PEN BOTTLE.
on q. 80 PER HALF DOZEN.
NaaAs rake R1llos - ces. . ooxs
For sale b. Ill Drugsisss ssd Dseasfs'
%. 0O11uoK'S ALMANAC IOR H. -
|. DD0AD oRArlS OfAkk DRu0o1DSO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

ToRoSro, opt. l. I'll. express robbers
were again before the police commissioner
to-day. Gen. Thompson was discharged
he then gave evidence for the defence,
which went to show show that the robbery
was planned with tho cooperation Of the
express messenger, that there was no VIC
lcnce used, aud vas simply smbczzlemeni,
which is not e1tradi.iOnal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
IOWA.,

DUBUQUE, Sept 10 Gen. Grant and fam
| lily were expected to arrive in this city this
| evening.
WINTKsKr. Sept l6.--Nesr this place on
Sunday Henry Porter, 10 an alteration with
his father, struck him with a chair. causing
his death. The murderer is under arrest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
NOVA SCOTIA.

HALisAx. Sept. II In the house last
night, petition was presented from mer-
chants of this city. praying that commits i.
sioner bs semitic Washineto look after No.
~ Scotia interests In connection with reoi.
procity. A committee WAS appointed 70
prepare resolution on the subject.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

From =. y sM1 rH. Esq. Vice
President of tho Citlaea's
National Bank D0yenport.

For the bene6. Of those 81 ilar, affected, I
would hereby state that for years | have suf-
fered from disease ofthe throat, which deisd
the skill Of some of.1e best medical men, until
applied to DR. Iishth,ll, who. by means Of
his superior examination of the remote parts Of
that organ, at once discovered the dif,culty and
promptly removed the same.
most cordially recommend the Doctor 70
the public - . man of science in whose Judge.
mert reliance may be placed.
J. 8. SMITH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
WASHINGTON.

wAsnIHoroH, Sept. 1.-THE Senate
Chamber aad Hall 10 nearly ready for oecu.
patton, and winter furniture replaced
About six members are in the city. The
Impression prevails at the Capitol there will
be no quorum Monday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
KENTUCKY

PADucAH, KY. Sept. 1G.-By collision
between the tow boat Tom Brown and the
steamer Abornia seven miles above this city
yesterday morning, Mrs. Adam Spricht had
her skull broken and her thigh fractured.
Her two children were knocked overboard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL. Sept.--R.ports from Selkirk
represent matters there Is little more favor
mile. Trains We're constantly leaving for
81. Cloud. and $50 barrels of -four and Thu 7
articles OF food will soon be shipped
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
DEAFNESS CURED.

Ds. LIGusHILl Accept nv most hesr.fel,
thanks for the prornp. and painless cure per-
formed ON me Tor Deafness. attended with an
noying noises in my ears, with which suffered
for many years n hopes that others similarly
affected will profit by this publication. remain
Yours truly.
FREDERICK SCHOAL.
0,lberttowu, Sept. 10th, 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

EpplSRrRv, Sept. lT.-Sir. Robt. Maple,
tas arrived, aud has been rendered the
freedom OF the city.
PANS, Sept. 17.-Rio Janerio advices
state that Brasil hes spolog,sed for dstsu.
ton Of the U. 5. gunboat wasp.
IoSsoH, Sept. II -Telegrams from
Ioaehang, July 26, announce active nil
itary operation on foot, but give no details
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
NEWCOMB HOUSE,

LArE Ii CLAIRE HOUsB)
Davenport. .lewa
Cnls HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE oY
the business portion Of this city, and but one
block from the Ferry and 6teamb boat Landing, will
be open for the reception Of Rucsts on
Wednesday. April 16ah, lsoN.
II has recently undergone thorough sepairs and
tersive additions. among which 10 dining hall 4ox
70 feet. An once 9lxl0. Large pleasant Parors,
Sample rooms for Agents, and ample accomWoda.
tions Tor over 200 guests IL being Furnished com.
plsts with new modern styled Furniture, and steam
Cooking kspgca, the Propretors feel warranted In
Offering 70 Familics. Tourists and the travelling pub
lie, An attractive desirable stopping place. 81 The
ceot In the Wsot.
PENN1MAN. sl0LBY CO..
opP181A Vtf prOOretOY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

Fren - .. Wilkes, "a vvsss Dov.
enporo.
This nsy certify that DE-. LishtAill spsresse
upon me for the cure Of Deafness. With shs ssst
Of success. was deaf in my lefs ear for ~
eral years. can now hear whispering. die
t'uctly- The operation was entirely painless.
Us. wiLLlKER,
Corner OF Third aud Cedar streets,
west Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17

uso OsCElIA DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA RRGIA,
for nHAUTlFYING THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This invaluable toilet article WAS discovered BY
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that will compare with II as beaaticsr NJ he con-
p'exicn and prsserveY Of the skin
=. q. ACCLrxEY purrhased the receipt Of hin
on en- years acc. -cnss since that time given Il .
pc feet trf. ung HE personal friends and the aris.
tocrs crelss Of New York Baltimore.
Boston, New Orleans. 81. Louis Savannah, Charss-
ton, Whining ton, N. c., &c. They have used II with
unqualified admiration and wouid consider the toilet
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preparation Victoria Reg 10 and Oscelia de Persia
has given such entire salts In every
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ARTICLES entirely different from anything ofthe kind
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
After using Oscelia Dc Persia and Victoria Resia
for ehoYt time the etin viii have son eatin-lhe
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For ren0ving Tan, rrsckles. eanbsrn, and Cuta
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COMMERCIAL.
DaveDPers Market Report.

| WoVO1ROUu 0RAeV R0DOR1.
Osrcs OF RS DAvsSross Dss. Graf.
September eth 1865.
Wholesale, toOV; retail, $3.50
WnaAr-New. No. l. el.5se5l IS, NO. 2. e. 50
BAaLsy-No lei 10
OAss-Nsw, ACatl3 Old, Soc.
Rys-New ALTO
| Conn 6o@s2c.
OSIoRs -e5d75
PorAfoss- seG6&1.ec.
| Brrssa- SS0S5c. per =.
| Eeee-loa
| Gasss Arrrss-el.:5 per bushei.
hA1.Good Timothy tl2.eoAel4.ec.pe s2teu
| Prair. SO. oc1ll % per ton. Slough $3.50.
weeS-ssoo. per Cord
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph Sept IL.
| Flour Unsettled on spring extras; good to
choice. ~ o@s o.; city ditto. 1888. 90; 81.
pers. b:to@e,o; Receipts. 1850 bbls; chip
wheat-lrresslar and lower No. l, $50
| l 81; No. 2, l ST; No ;. 14l41l2. Receipts
1888 bu shipments. q. S54 bu.
MCorn-Dull No. ,ss@l. ssk No. ?. %. Re-
esipts. 7e.73O bus; shipments, l1s.7lS bus.
Receipts. es,sc7 b. shipments. is4. 721 bus
eeipss, 1913 bu; shipmssis, AIRS b.
Barley -.lrreauler. Ne l,eGDl.eo. 1ecelpts,
II. 7ee b shipnests s,7sSbs.
ProvisioDe Dali.
PORK -. IS.
Lard Easier. 10.
Shoulders-ll.
whisky Dull and lever. Small sales At ! .lS
free.
Freishts-Dull and lower; wheat. Z; corn. Z;
oats, 5lS to Buffalo.
Chicago Lave sock Market.
y Telegraph. Sept. II.
Reeeipts-Cst.le 81 cars. hogs 81 cars /; sheep
! ears.
Ca,tle-E.trs.7 ooa7.as; fair to good. $50
ns rs; stockers. Q. so0d4.so
Tlcss -Eztrs, lo.s71@lo'sa; good to choice,
s.C@i02s
sheep Choice. 4.asa4sc; good, s.7se4.co.
Milwaukee Market.
ey Telegraph Sept II.
Flour Dali and unchanged.
Wheat Quiet and steady; No. J. l.sl. No. ..
inCorn-- Quiet and firm at ~.
Oats--Quiet and steady At "a.
Liverpool Market.
By Telegraph, Sept II.
whess-Red. los lod white lsssd.
Corn-S5s I'd.
Pcrk--sss.
Lard SIS.
~. Louis Market.
ey Telegraph. Sept. II.
Flour Dull and weak.
wheat-Uechsnged, prime TO fasey fall 800
as so.
Corn--very dull; 950es
Oats Lower at 52msS
Rye--Unchaneed. l .1sI50l.l9.
Rarey-Ranges from $50 TO 90 for spring.
Pork Dull and heavy ut % cod 2s.Iok.
Bacon Dull. Shoulders, l2Si ria; for old
and new clear sides range Isa1ssi
i.ard-Held 1t ~ fer choice.
Whiskey-Heli higher without Gales.
Cincinnati NlarAet.
By Telegraph Sept. Is.
Flour Fair demand and steady family . %
4a.5o.
Wheat-Held firmly q 2 90.
Corn-Lower shsIled 9709s.
Rye-Qu,et and UNCHANGED.
Oats-Firm at 57@5s
Whisky Scarce and arm a 70 IN beud. Z
nss: fork-An moderate demand, 10.
Baeos Pork and Meets irr>~uler ana usdsr-
~, jebbanR demaDd q lest ese1oo,ep.
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Letter fron Gee. 4. OlaAeharos
E0Q., ~ Duhuaue. ~

Letter from Gee. A. lDlanshnros
Esl.. ~ Dubu4ue.
Dvscsvs, OcA -, lsss
D.. 4. r. Lisass;i1, cAieses.
DsAa sia Tho remedies and treatment yes
prescr'osd for nv daughters Csaasrh, have ~
read' pro ussd great bsss6t, and have no
oooos will eject an entire care h due time.
mrs. Blanchard considers herself permanently
cured o. Csssrrh Of twenty years ansovssss'
oy me means Of your invalusbls srsatnsns.
Aoer epparstus for applyisg ysuf rsns
seem 70 me novel. simple, end sGtseaves -
your medicines 80 generally sussss sfsl shss
shey nay % said to BE- spesiase.
should certainly adviss NJ fnssdss e.ssaes
frsn any OF the diseases trseaea = 50 'selssss
bHyes' 70 put theass'vss eupss yssr , sssss-
SIGNAL eare.
Hsp'ss shasyou nay meet win go - ~
p.osr sity.
liAa1verytssuiv yssrs.
GRO. A. DLA UOQA1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-17
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