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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
ImIortamt Political Morenneu,.


Lii's'or' c'iy Conierrliites, ia Council A',sm.
bi'd, r'l'a'ii'fe Democracy, and rssoir, 10 sct
ruth he Repsbiicrn Party.
| During this week call was issued for meet.
Ing ot the Conservatives Of Baltimore city, TO
consult upon the political situation and decide
upon their future eourse This meeting was
held Al no W. Baltimore street on Wednesday
Eishi. aud was quite largely ATTENDED Among
those present. were Vim Thompson. late sheriff
Thos u Mules. State Senator John q Thoa,,.
son, member Of the House o. Delegates Yuuu,
Tall. Jr., one Of swans registers wm Thus
Valiant eX-policc commi. siouer, appointed b,
Swami "a place 81 Mr. ilindrs Jacoh wAlicmr,
e.. Of ID. House Of Delegates Adam kAhlrr
merchant Joseph Harris rI.metnhct ~ tn.
House % Delegate. ani man, o,h-ts Including
nambcf Who hpld prominent fedora. aud mu
nic','al positions. The proceedings. o. lh,, IN
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palvr.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
Frank HAIRS Opiniom or Gen.

Frank HAIRS Opinion or Gen.
Grant.
The LeAvenwotih (kcn,uckyl Hmes OF sun
The Hon. Frank Blair, after his speech in this
city, IN the presence Of number Of gentlemen,
and In reply 10 a remark that Grant was q
fool, said
''Sir, you are mistaken Grant Is no fool.
know him well. knew him before he went in
10 the army, and when he used 20 haul wood
into the city OF 81. Louis. met him often in the
service. know the man. lie is, blythe.
greatest man Of the age. Sherman, Sheridan aud
Thomas are good men, hut Grant is worth inore
than LOT them.
''Ohyer Cromwell aud Napoleon Bonipar,e
were both great men, hut, cir, ! tel. you that
Grant 10 q greater man than Cromwell aud Roma
partc put together lie IA not a talker, but he l.
one OF the d--esi thinkers in the world
''Ile is ambitious, but h. dom shON II: aud
! tell you that, II he Is elected President, b. will
Sc, ~ nonarrhy, aud establish himself EmI-r-
| or.
81 tell you tina, the people ARE mistaken When
they sappose Gran, To b. - fool Thcy have s,-ni
reason 10 fear his creatures"
'ics, bat don't ,Vn think that be- viii h, con.
| ttolled 10y such men as Summer Wisoh aud
Mashbutne -
Controlled CuSTRoLLEp Why. by -
be would sweep them awat like straw
tut G'urrsi. don yuu ihinA ii,ai ,i,,un
stances have done great deal lur Grant
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such a " At man ~ 'ou -, be g. an ,mnt
"'"u 20" W. '''
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~. ~ ~ ~, ~ "''''" ,''" :" govern
m'n', you W" nave =" '"'' AsA'n''him Know
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
Political Brcrifies.


Grant acts, Seymour talks, aud Blair blows,
The Seymour party, like frog, grows more
bobtailed as II grows older
Like many other serpcnlinc productions, tho
democratic ticket carries IL sting in lie tail.
The Grant platiorm--Let Us have Peace
The Blair.scymour platinrm-l.et us have Rev
olution
The duty Of To day Is 10 do what Grant or.
dered Sheridan to do at Five Forks; Push
things"
II the democrats love the Union ard the Con.
stituiion 50 we'll, how Is II that they wagcd war
ON both for four years.
IL like Grant," said a German the other day,
" because he don't blow. He minds his own
business, and makes no fuss about it,
The Hartford Iost thus hits the nail ON the
head The democratic party is the peace party
IN war, and the war party Ia peace"
Wade Hampton says the workingnen oi the
south must vote the democratic ticket or starve.
That's the crack IL the old slave drivers whip
for you. DO you hear II. workingmcn'
There is one way e. account Tor Seymour.
silence and Blair's noise. Seymour is So nc.
customcd 10 running behind HE ticket that he
naturally lets blair 90 ahead.
Frank blair says. revolutions cannot 60
backward" No. but rcVolutionistscan though
Frank fnds II rather hard a. z" backward az
forward IN a straight line
VII. i..a... A . -. 4, - ~ ..
Tor President johnson when he says tina, U"rs
9" seymour. NEXT Marcl. will 70 'ni" the
VIM" "."'' va" ''''hs' IT,
W. ~ MI ~
lioo. ooo. What wa. Briss'. price, Iic cursed
seymour np 90 the moment of his nomination.
bat no" goes i'f him
"ad We t''"'.l"h succeeded. We 'hrlni's ct
the government would hav" secured nearly one
~, ~ snA.n ~ i''"'A ..
I",! y" w sa,l' parry
u 90 perfectly nat1raltnai l"n Dave shu4lt
snS."usiH d"sirr the election ~ Seymour t"thr
lfesid"hrS III" event would 20 sr"a' meas
ne. justify -" rot.'f 90 DAVIS. Hni. ns ""V
vance ''y ""nlI h'ir e f'' %" '"ni"i"ra
'H Whit u '''ehi l'f
CiIcas. relI -i.rs raf.f a.ts th- lu,.t..i..
'an he'1.'f.' p 'aN"i u .' 81 HihI'n.t
i ..''t'f 't .' . 't' .t..- ar fh
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re-" tie D - 90 ihc late rebellion l.,.
submitted - %" fesnits If Tho WHr ant ar
n"w quietly engaged IN useful l.ursui,s for the
support 81 th~nselVss snd their families. AMI
are tying ny the force II Their .xampl. n lead
back "a" peapl- II the sunth q, th. order and
indnsir, not only sential to their veil being.
but o. ia" greatness and prosperity Of ouf CON
mon country. - Horafio >sV@osr N A. Lsusr
Of Acceptance.
Genef-l wsie Hampton for instance. sub.
mIts % the resui, Of thr war he says he ncv.
or will admit that the cause Of secession fAile.l.
aud he u ready "a draw his sword again. lie
also advocates a policy which will force the
freedmen 10 vuts the democratic ticket or starv..
Wise Is another specimen ofthose who submit
80 the rcsult 81 the war" by declaring that
the cause which they fought Tor still anurishes,
aud with the aid OF the democratic party they
will gain through diplomacy what they failed
10 reach by resort 10 arms. The Ku Kiux
Khan, according 10 ssy m.ur. are now quietly
"engAecd in useful pursuits Tor the support II
"themsclvcs and their families"
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go General Blair Is represented 10 have
said In Lcavenwor,h the other day that Gencr.
eral Grant Is a " grra' thinker" ",hc greatest
IMAM Of the age" worth more than Shcr
man, sheridan and Thomas together" aud
"a greater man than Cromwell aud the first
"NaPolean put together" To fortIfy these as.
sertipns, General Hair added that he know
Grant not only during the war. but before the
war, " when he used to haul wood into the
city Of st. Louis" This testimony II the
democratic candidate Tor the Vice Presidency
"ugh, To put a stop IN the assertions Of the dem.
ocra,ic Journals that Gran, has no brains
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
FOR SALE.

nNE FINE RIDING OR DRIVING HORSE
~ THREE GOOD MULES. well. broken al
-. "nr heavy wagon. Apply IN
CiTAs. Il. CHEW.
Aug. o.. q. Towsontown.
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CINoLE RAILROAD TICKETS =, Is cent.
- each, foF sale BY
July Is.-M Towssnsoun.
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NOTICE.

4 Ill I'cr.uns are hereby iorwarned from ne
N r"iiating a due bin drawn by the on the
RIB day 81 August. ls6s. payable sixty days af
ter ist" fnr sos, ia favor 81 John Dutee.
and "a which the maine Of Joseph ". Butler
npprars a. "ndurser. ! shall contest the pay
mont 81 the mote. ANDREW DUNCAN.
Ausu.t u lts
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- Such news items ~ ,he iollowiug taken
hom n Lexington, Ky r,lsr are the staple Of
The local nr~s IA the IaIsfs Of that region
MuRpgR Asp outR,sR On Monda, night
last 30 the vicinity " krcne, Jr.ssmine. a party
o' disguised rlen si-n, the time from ~ O'Clock
m, Ia O'Clock r m TO whipping aud Killing
nrgfo"s Mary smith aud her father Silas woul.
fall, man more than co years OF aye. were
whipped With sticks Curtis aud Margaret Mosby
beaten With pistols, aud Cape Fields shot ana
instantly killed.
Such are the Occupations Of peaceful indus
Try To which ihs late Lsirrs Of the Rrbrls nre
drvo,iBg themselves, set forth In Gov. Seymouf's
letter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

NM no passed successful examination Tor
w positions rs Teachers in the Public
Schools OF baltimore county. held NJ the Nor
mai school, on Monday and Tuesday. tho 10th
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

Ia,rstAl iEsI a o.sit,fpsudsut ~ =
london lai~f ahu hss siful iwehs $40 seaf,
" lndia .hii' siniutu. tiai tus ~saihst Boo
hngl.nd is,tn Ather i,agrc,,hly ~afm
Nfiis. in cuuiradui me siairmrni th,i has been
made ihsi Earolr 8. enduring ,rdisn 80 .-iroi.
cal heat IN the hor'hN,ri - inlts- o.
JaruiHhad ~iHrAtfi.uaf. ~ukA,r 20 fh~ Prov u,,
~ ii,r'f, IN Bengal Pfolsr ia 10. Nsdn.s Pee.
iene, sui % lhs ia,.o,n iurug The hot .....t
the ihetm, in,i,l siands 81 90 lr.frrs a. uislt
ani ~ most o. fhs shave plsrrs snl ii,ititf, "A
s'anis Is ilI 80 uishi AZ u gF.La.i. . ,,n'
place. doe ihrf'u0nsr'sf in Pre- .lr un a., sth 81
JHu' lvA ii.. c,t-i 10 10, et.nins. stood
At lii ds.r-s a l.ruls,i.,i. ~ s,haan. sni
n"n'f"ns other l.lans thntr menuunsd the
thrfm ineisf val itsqaesil. si,ui 'or week. Ia,
and uighi, ~ ! &" sirgfrsf IN III, roolesi house
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26
ehi c9eu 0rlsans @resrat.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER &c, uses,


from the London Star, August 14l
Inc death OF Miss Adsh Isascs Menken 10 Paris
VIII attach peculiar interest to q volume of semi
religious poems in the press which will be pub.
lished in few days under the title of Iufelicia y
ana dedicated by special permission to Mr.. Charles
Dlckens. In the meantime il may not be uni tier
esupg 70 quote the letter from Mr. Dickens which
plenxed to the volume of poems we have just
"GAD's HILL PLACE,
"Highsm. by Rochester, Kent
Monday, Oct. 81, 1867.
DedT MtsS Aenken-I shall have great pleas
are IN acet PuDg your dedication. thank you for
your portrait as highly remarkable specimen Of
photography. l also thank YOU for the verses
lnclosed IN your note. Many such Enclosures come
. lie, out rev 80 pathe.icslly written, aud fewer
still SO modestly sent. Faithfully yours.
r-. CHARLES DIcKENsv
The poems to which fac silniIe cow 81 this
letter acts as kind of preface are about thirty in
nnmoer. The first poem in the book Is called
at the present time to quote the following pass.
age; pass
Why did die?
u love L waitsd-Waited yeara Md wear. a~o.a+
Once the blaze of far.of edge Of living love
cfept up my horizon, and promised new
moon OF poesy.
A souls full life
A souls full love!
shivers of rapt melody down the grooves Of
this dumb earth.
And promised that echoes should vibrate, along
the purple spheres of unfathomable seas
to the soundless folds of the clouds.
And promised that | should know the sweet sis.
terhcod of the stars.
Promised that | should live with the crooked
moon in her eternal beauty.
Eut a midnight swOoped down to bridegroom the
DAY.
The blazing spbynx of that far.off, echoless
promise shrabk into drowsy shroud that
mecked the crying stars of my souls unit.
tered song.
And so | died.
Died this uncoffnei and unburied death,
Died alone IN the young May night,
Died with my fingers graspiDg the white throat of
many prayer.
One poem, called Judith" with a quotation
from Revelations" under its title, has the fol.
lowing passages
Stand back, ye Phiisiines
Practice what We preach to me;
| heed ye not, for know ye all.
fe are living, burning lies and proclamation to the
garments which with stately steps ye sweep
your marble palaces.
Stand back
| am no Msgdslene, waiting to kiss the hem of
your garment.
Another poem ia an avowed imitation of Ossian
Most OF The titles are sad Biblical aud two or
three prose "trsgmeDts'' form part of the vol.
ume,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

garden; and to remind her that the empress ex.
pessea ner visit, as had previously been arranged.
s ana .nat victoria replied, very petulsntly, that
Victoria) was, could not be 40 unreasonahis az
70 eApect ner, and that, in word. she would not
go; she then abruptly left the garden. retreated
70 ser room, and remained there until summoned
70 Gunner /; TO which meal. as TO breakfast on tha
same day. none but her own children sst "a an
WIN her. Even Lord Lyons, her embassador. her
own personal and political Representatives to
france was not asked to join that very exclusive
taking the Sirasburg, which is the longer rants
rather thai the direct route by Lyons II is given
as reason for this, thar the Lyons railway passes
py tontainebleau, where the empress was resi-.
olag and that etiquette would have required the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

TcACTs - hsssrs. y. KeEeT 4 Hollsnas.i 10. a
POydrns street. Manufacturers OF the haskod bittors:
Gentleen-I have examined the patent that granted
You hy the U for manufacturing the Hslakoe
Bers found in the ingredients employed compound
calculated excite and Keep In good order the digestive
orVans prescribed ssid Btters several tines and n
evsrv instance sscertsn their beneficial
effect remain, gentlemen very rsspeeaay, your n osi
obedient servant A. NEROIER NJ D., 1873 Canal street
have the patent hold Tor the anufac Of
Maakoh Btters md nothing IL the ingredients Thereof
calculated 70 act nurousy upon the human system. unle
taken nordinate quanttea Indeed i e nothing bn -
cordial aromatic bitteE \. a. SMITH. IL D Z
Yonr Malakof Bitters, which / have examined, do
contain auy 10 health mar
Yours u. stHDfPEhf. " ID
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

A GENTtE wmsPER TO MoTHEEs.-H nniortu-
nafely YOU have lost your own teeth by neglect or
Encouragement, take care that your oapghtets
DO not suffer the same penalty from me same
cause. See to It that tey brnsh q az teetn regu-
lsrly and thoroughly with So.3dc {, and theIeDy
YOU will insure them sound AID sel 'ple seis Is
long as they'll
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

THE ARION PIANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

DEz. r. WILH0ET,
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCHEUR.
oros and Residence 300 BArOnns GirOd and
julia Strests
NEW ORLEANS, La
Oh8os Hours-From IL NJ TO o'clock r. Speciality:
Feraia Diseases an obstetrics
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

The AXIOM PIANO FORTE. declared By tbs yudgss II Tie
late Fair OF the American Institute held "a September aud
October lS67 the best piano exhibition and after
trial. ordered BY the American Institute with the Pianos
ofthe exhibitors the Exposition de-
eared BY their judges be the best Piano them
AGENTS WANTED FirstcAss and responsible Agents
wanted IN every city already
pointed them
Send for circalsrs price l,st terms, etc
hsnufactsry and WarerOOms, Isl and lsp BosIery nss
Delaney street. Kew York MANNER 4 co.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26
A RooK ron THE UNFoRrUNATR.

EASES Irnpotency Loss Of Power Nervous DEBILITY with
Notes on mDedments " Marriage sh0ad be By Al
smpatng marriage Sent By mail receipt Of Is cents 81
J. B. DUFF 0RIFFIK.
New Orleans Medical Institute
pa Magazine street.
Vheresi private diseases are successfully treated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, May 20.-J. @. Dunlavy
OF Dayton, Ohio, Yesterday testified before
the Managers that he vouched for Woolsy
At the bank, and that hs-Dunlavy-had
been sent BY wooley 70 Judge Rlsckman. Of
Ohio. offering him $4,000 II hs-Blsck-
man-would use hia influence to defeat the
conviction Of the President, which Black
man declined. woolsy testified to spend
ing money in the interest Of client 10 Civ
ing dinner parties. at which Evarts, Gress.
beck and 8. 8. Cox, were present He &C.
counted for $4,000 cut Of t25, 900, but de-
cined answering - to the remainder. On
being placed 10 custody he stated he had
sent money to Sheridan Spoake, Of New
York. which was . contradiction Of his for
msr statement that he had sent it to Peter
Schamba, Of Cincinnati. Ii Is stated that .
dispatch Was received from Spoke stating
that Woolsy's story 10 sheer fabrication.
tic viii DO further examined to-day.
The Senate 10 enjoying . recess. An It.
tempt to follow ito example in the House.
and adjourn till Friday wss lost BY two
votes.
The House had . quorum Yesterday
morning, but an adjournment was soon rem.
dered necessary for want ofit Al no leg
islativs business 10 probable this week .
number Of the members have left for their
homes, and il 10 beloved that no quorum OF
either branch is now in the city.
John Maggie, of Prince William county.
has brought suit against Secretary Stanton
fer injuries done his house and farm by
seine cavalry sent down BY order of Stan
ton in the summer Of 1865
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

A committee was appointed TO examine
into the method adopted Of distributing
tickets, which has occasioned much COM
plant, especially smong the members Of the
country preiis.
Probably not more than one in fifteen
Of the representatives of the prese. unless
present esrly, will be able TO gain admit.
lance to the house, and those excluded will
be the editors and reporters OF weekly
papers.
There is much feeling manifested upon
the ticket question, and the local commrtees
are severely denounced for the insufficient
accommodations provided. Not = few arc
leaving in disgust. In view of these facts
the Iowa delegation felt called upon 10 take
some action in regard TO the matter.
| The meeting also decided TO pass com.
plimentary vote to Senator Harlan Tor
| President.
The city 10 night is very crowded. A
meeting has been going ON In the Court
House square. where speaking. music and
shouting were In order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20
ChicnO N arkci.

By Telegraph May 20.
flcuf--ln moderate demand for low and me-
dunn grades and unchanged
Wheat -liettsr but irregular. and closes
dull. No. l spring 2.l092. IL No. , spring
l.s7x@l.s7H.
Corn-rirmef but closes tame 81 S20S3k
for No. !.
Osts--ln fair demand - 70s<Q7l.
Rye dull. Small sales No. ct LES
Barisy-lnacsivs and seminal.
Psovieions--Q Quiet.
Pork--93.O0 with very little demand.
Lssd-6tsady and quiet aa 10.
Bulk Meats-Dull. Shoulders can be had q
l9k@l2x.
Lake Frs,sSts -9tssdy asd firm at 4 for com
wego.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

CHICAGO, Nay 10, 1868.
Gov. Fairchild having announced that
the father % Gen. Grant was in the house,
,ood calls were made for him, and he re-
.ucsantiy responded and took his seat upon
.ne s.age, the band playing Hail Columbia
- ~. Grant took his ecat beaide the chair
u'sn we entire Convention rose TO their feet
sno - soiee tmes three tes&ined their Re.
pecs LOT me father Of the national chief
sa'n. a speech was loudly called for, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

ALwAuass, Nay 1.-THE sosvsntion Of
AseOc,essd Western Literary SeeisGise mel
sere so.dsy: II. ssllswise slBsses we're
elected for the sosasee 800
PFssa6ees, W. =. Wsshinetsn. Of Ian.
sing; VICE President, Alts.S ". Oar. q
M'lwaukes; Treasarus, W. d Heooett' 81
Blesnineten; Secretary, Geo. L, Tc,hstt -
Of Dubuque.
Detroit was fixed as the next plas. q,
meeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 20.-The following tels-
gram was received BY Gen. Sicklss yester-
day:
WAsHIxGroS, d. O.. Nay 10.
To Gen. Sicklss. Chicago Cenvsstien:
The dispatch in the New York Herald Of
this morning in which I am reported to
have said that Gen. Grant would decline
the nomination under certain circumstances
and that he had written letter to that Of
feet, 10 entirely without foundation.
lSignsdl CSC. W. DsNs, Of California.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

OavoDp0rt Market Report.
oyy,cs OF Sns DAvsSrcns DDu car,
May 18th. 1853.
Flsss-Wh eissals, 1000; retail, Oil. 90.
WHsAs-Lswer tl.764el.e5.
BAnLnv-No receipts
OAfs-6sc.
Rrx-Dull and Neminal-So receipts.
OoaH-Soc.
Onions No receipts.
PorAross--el co.
Burvsa-2Sc. per p.
Eeas-l2Lc.
HAY-Good Timothy 81. 90 per ton. Upland
Prairie &l2. 90 per ton. Slough, 1890.
CoAL-Soft-l6 cents per busbei. Delivered
lSc.
Axraa.cIrs AT yard tl9. 90 per ton. De-
livered &l?.00 per ton.
woop-es 00f1e7 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLlANcY OF CON.
RLExioN mast purify aud enrich the blood which
Hnsmcolds Concentrated Extract Of Sarsapariila
Invariably docs. Ask for lisin,bcid's - Take nc
ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

n TIM spnrN0 MONTHS. the sSstem saatur-
a,iv -nderrnss 8 change. and Helmboad'o Highiy
oosssnssassd Rxtrses Of eanspsslla 10 "a assstars
ofyshs greatest vslue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

QUANTITY QUALIFY. nsixaotps Rx-
rRAas sAssArAsilLA. Tho dos~ IL smsll Those
who desire large qusntty and large do.es OF medl
cine ERR.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20
xorNo LApIRs BEWARRi

or TUE INJURIOUS EFFECTs Of Pace Pow
dsse and Washes. All each remedies close mp the
pores Of the skln and In short time DESTROYS ~ :
eonps~ xisa. RySu ws ula have . fresh. hsahhy sse
youshful ayrsarAncs. use HsIssolps hrssAor 0As'
aAOAn11AAl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-20

rs Louis UofkOS.
BY Telegraph Nay 70.
Flour Unchanged.
Wheat-Dull At decline Of 5Oloc.
Coru-Dull and lower ct $500.
Oats-Dull. and declined at7eQso.
harley -unchanged.
Rye-Firm and unchanged, 1855
Notwithstanding doing
Pork-Held at 2e,s
Bscon-Shoulders, l31< clear sides, l7k
Lard-Nothing doing.
Cinclnnati Market.
By Telegraph. Nay 40
Flour--C Unchanged.
Whest-Unchanged
Corn-Held firmly ct s7@ss.
Oats-Firm ct so.
Rys-Dull ard dropping. at I ss@soc.
Bafley-Unchsnged
Cotton Dull and prices nominal.
Provisions-Firn and nominally unchanged.
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph May 20.
Wheat-firm; amber at g. GA.
Corn Active and firm at &c for No. l.
0ats-Quiet at 10.
milwaukee, Market.
By Telegraph Nay 20.
Flour More active Xx city o. so@lo0o
Whest-Dull; Ally for No. l.
New York Market.
BY Telegraph Nay 90.
Cotton-Dull and declining.
Flour Dull, extra state sy.,sG1s.eo.
Wheat-Cloeed steady 24G12S
Corn-Unsettlsd, Asmer, 1a01sH
Oate-Shsde easier. sS0s6.
Pork-Quist and steady.
Lard-A shade Armer