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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

In . word, MADAME zADOC POR-
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM is the great
Antidoss to Colds. Coughs and Consump-
ton, and its use will amply repay the con
hdcuce Of the user. II has already done
much, and is destined to do more, to miti-
gate. and finally bsnish from the human
family, 80 terrible . scouree Of suffering
humanity IS Consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE Gamer $40
Salvador arrived here this morning with
the remains Of Hon. Howell Cobb. The
mayor and Alderman, members Of the bar
me many Citizens rscsived the body at The
woe'i ma escorted 70 10 ~ Central Rsil-
req Depot. from whsncss special train
sarries tAs re.a:ns T. Atlssa. Ga. VilH
Dag Tying q half useA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
cAllF0RHll.

san fRANcsco, Oct. 1.-THE oppesitios
steamer Nebraska Of Panama arrived THE
morning.
The captain Of . ccasting vessel reports
that while on Ceos Bay Oregon, he sncoun
tered . smoke o dense that il ob-strueted
be progress. One day $50 birds fell deed
On the deek Of his vessel suGocstsd. The
people o. Goes Bay and vininity could no.
account for the smoke.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
Foreign News By Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE report Of the cor
onatioD Of Geobasssz, a Emperor Of Abys.
sinia. 10 confirmed. He 10 supported By
Prince Rossai, but opposed BY the Oldest
son ofthe late King Thcoderus.
Dispatches from India report the civil
var in Northern A~fghanistsn at IN end;
Aseinssehan, who contested the power Of
the Kmir Of Cabool, having failed to estsb.
lish bis claims BY arms, fed to Bokhsra.
A London dispatch from Spain says it 10
rsrortsd that the Bishop Of T~arragena, ct
the head $4,000 men has pronounced ..
gainst the Provisional Junta.
PANS, Oct. 14.-General Msnabres, Ital.
ian Prime Minister, 10 said to be 10 this city
on . special mission in regard 70 Rene.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. 1.-THE Republi an.
have carried this city by an average NJ ior-
ity Of so. Returns from towns and cenn-
ties west and south. show heavy Republics.
gains. Tafe. Republican, for Represents
tive. will no doub, have from 500 to a.Ooe
majority, and the entire State ticket By =
corresponding majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

"DEPr. o. Stars, Oct. IS.
ITO John p. Hale, U. s. Minister, Madrid:
Iacknewledes the reception, 10 the Prssi-
dents name, Of the salutations Of the Pro-
visionsl Government communicated BY ihe
Spanish Minister here, and tender the best
wishes Of the United States for the peace,
prosperity and happiness Of Spain under
the present and ds6oits Government.
(Signed) SEwARD."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
Fereien News By Aslansic Gable,

LoxDoS, Oct. l5.-The naturalization
treaty negotiations, which are bsing con.
Quoted between Minister Rsvsrdy Johnson
on the pass Of the American gevsrnment,
and Lord Stanley on the part Of Queen
victosis. are progressing in . very favora.
bic manner. The positiou held By the U.
$. with respect to the acquisition Of citizen
domicil and tho transfer Of allegiance By
frontier provinces has been fully m~sintain-
ed BY Ar. johnson in shaping The new nat
IRA. xation bill, = work which has just been
concluded. Lord Stanley end Mr. Johnson
sre nov engaged in considering the Ala
bsma claims question. which, It 10 pretty
certain, will DO arranged 5000, subject, Of
to the ratification Of the legislative
bodies and the approval OF the govern
monts Of the two countries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroS, Oct. 14.-Ottis P. Lord in the
9Th district, and Eeveret Saltonstalls in the
9TH district have received Democratic nom-
nations for Congress, and Abijah w. Chap
in in the 10th district.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

If YOU Wish to Do BEAUTIFUL.
Use Oscella de Persia
Or Victoria Regia.
Fer D~eausiryiug the Completion
And Preserving the Skin.
This invaluable toilet article va discevered bv 4
calculated chemist IN Francs, and IL b 70 hi, that
the Ladies of the Court of Europo owe their besatv.
With ali liz simplicity and parity there u ne article
that viii con psro with II % . beaati1sr az he co.,
piexicn and preeerver Of the skin.
n. .. AcCLrsKEY purrhasea the receipt Of lin
soast, IN years Ago he nae since that time given Il
p feet trial among his personel ftiends and the aris.
tscrktie CIRCLES Of Philadelphia, New York Baltimore.
eostens New Orlsans. q. Louis. 0evannah, Charles-
snsu ci1ssn .a@i:s Il :: "a v, a1sy es 81: ss; sSi :; M C1sa
imperfect ttheut this delightful ana purely harmless
Preparation. Victoria Rseia and OSoelis Dc Pefeia
has gtvea eaeA entire eadsfhetion h ever instance.
hat hc ~ c~ eempsalsd 70 oase II tn III pabMs TIKI
FRYR FROM ALL POISONOUS eun0PANcn.
After usiAg Oecslia Dc Persia ana Victnria Ieaia
for q short dine, the skin viii have Z con Mtin-l{io
nsss to the skia tnst en- oalv - produced b. ssine
THE valuablea article. This article y no vuless e.
pound to injuro tho okin or couplexion, but ephan
c. = Z bsaati1N, and IL uss eannes possibly 8 Q
toetsd By the cloeset observer.
Per rcnoving. Taa, Irseklss, e1abarn. ana Cssa.
n. G. MeCluekey hee every confidence IN recon
msndine his Victoria Regia and Oscelia Dc Persia 70
tae Ladies - being the only perfect ard reliable toi-
lot article now in as. Genuine prepared Only By
u. O. 4eCLu0KkT,
And b: rsns s.a:psd On each isbsl-nc ethsris
Sold By al Druggists and Pesfansrs IN The United
States and Canada. fsbs-d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

-Four maiden ~sistess, whose united ages
amour. to SlS years. live in Marlboro, Mass.
'Tisn's likely they will ever marry. but they
do use Tebbett's Physiological Hair Rsesn-
orator, with delight, and havs 10 bald
heads, grey hairs, or dandruf scslps-but
charming locks and rinslsts. Sold svsry-
where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
CHICAGO,

CnicAGo. Oct. l5.-No later election re-
turns than those contained in the Asssciat-
cd Press dispatches last night have been
received.
The Times this morning comedies Ne
b'aska, Pennsylvania ard Ohio 70 the Re-
pnblicans, bu. claim Indiana - doubtful,
v tn prospects in favor Of the Democrats
The Tribune and RepublisI IN claim Indians
by 600 to 1000 msjoritv.
The excitement here In regard 10 the
election, which was very great, has sub
sided, and Doth arties are turning their
attention 10 the coming election ~ home
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

FsnvcnpOrf Market Report.
Csr1cs o. rnsssDAvsSroRr IN y. caAr.
0eN 10 4 sac


ssavcDpors Narkes Report.
Csrlcs or rnssDAvsyroRr Ia. !. caAr.
Oct l2A 1853.
t,ora-whoiesals. & "A: ts,ail, IS 90.
wssAy-New No. l. el.tssl.s5, No. .. el.se.
BARLKy-No 3 10
OArs-New, l6sf4s ;..Old, zoe
Rys-New el.3o
Coax- soc,
OxroHs-esas6.
PeIAsess-7oc.
BssSRa-87ke. perm.
.Eaoa-2re.
Cams APrrss-el..5 ,per bushsl.
hAs-0ood TimstAy si2. ~. par tsss
Prairie 3lo.eo0ll.eo per ton. Slous a o.. 90.
AxrsRAcrs-As yard SIS. 90 per Ten.
Wosp-es.oo. per Cord
Chicago Market.
rBv telegraph Oct. Is.
Wheat -Quiet At SIS for:No, 9.
Ccrn-eoH@9l.
Oats 5t@5lL.
Rye-l.2s6l 3sk for No. 1.
Barley -FirD At l 96Al.S7.
Timcthy-Firm at 2 SO.
Flax-Nominal a 9 80 for prime.
Fiour-Dull and uomiually easier.
previsions-Nothing doing.
fork-steady.
Lard-Wsaker.
Chicago Live stock MarHst.
BY Telegraph October "a.
Reeeip's-canle.ls cars; hogs. O. cars; sheer.
Cattle Extrs, ! oo@7. IS !; fair 70 Good. &
81 az sI1 stockers, 2.25QAN.
hogs 3 259s 60 for good TO choice.
sheep 5.ScQs4.2s for good TO choice.
A.averPool Market
y TsisgrspA.l Oss.Ils.
r0ur-2os a.
WheaA-Red l0s "a; white rs "a
Cofn-ees Cd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

(Translatioo. received Oct. 10. 1862
To the Minister Of Spain 1t Washington:
Communicate 10 the United States Gov.
srnmsnt our gratitude for ito prompt re-
cogpitien. (Sigusd)
PRovisioNAL uovsRNon Of Span.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
PHGNIX BILLIARD HALL

Tor. ID ana Harrison StOes
CNear st. Charles Hotel)
DAVENPORT. ......... IOWA.
Containing Of the best schuienbarg Tables. All
kinde o. Wines and Liquors. and MILWAUKEE
LAGER on draucht.
RESTAURANT open till 1 O'Clock every night.
Oysters, Lobsters. &C., &c. MUSIC IN At
TENDANCE every eELKBN r Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
SIMILIA SIMluBS CURAnTuR.
HUMPHREYS

SImlllA SlmluBS CURAMTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience, an sntire success ~Simple-Prompt
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only Msdy-
cines perfectly adapted to popular ues.-eo simple
harmless ~ to be free from danger, and % efficient
- y be Alwaysrsliable. They have raised the high
Get commendation from all, and will alw ays rem
der satisfaction. Cents.
Cure. F'evers, Congestion. lnnamations. .96
:. Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Collie. %
:. " GGryinE.colie o. T:esninG ofi1r,n.' 20
9. " Dy~entery, Gripping, Biiloas Collie .2s
.. =" Nforbus, Vomiting. .....2b
:. Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. ..........2 5
8, !" Neuralgia, "oothache. Faceache. -. rs
.. " Headaches SICK Headache. Vertigo 70
10. +" Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. ......25
ii, " Suppressed. or Painful Periods. IS
IL. p" Whites, too profuse Periods. ....... rs
10. !" Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing RS
-, salt Rheuin. Erysipelas. Rruptlons. 25
10, rheumatism. Rheumatic pains. rs
70. " E'everA Ague, Chill Fever .Agues. 90
Il. " Piles, blind or bleeding. .............
II. I" Opthal1nv, aud sore or weak Eyes. so
", Cttatrh acute or caronic. Influenza. 90
20. " Wh,,oping Cough. violent eouehso
~. asthma oppressed Breathing: ...:...so
70. " Scrot,lla.enlarg red glands. swcllinge. so
-, General Debility. phi ,sical weakness so
!, and scsnty secretions: TO
70. !" sickness from riding. 20
q. :" Kidney disease. travel. ........ce
%. " Debility Seminal
s.involuntary Discharges. 90
=, =" sore Mouth. Cankcf. ........e 80
80. Urinary w ,wettinQ bedBo
y, PerlOds.w with spasms. so
%. " at change 0flife. ........1 90
-. Epiiepsy ,Spasams 81, Wins DancelI 80
81, " Diptheria. liberated sore throat. ~
FAMILY CASES.-Of3 IS to 70 large wis
morocco or rosewoo case, containing . tpecl
&c for every ordinary disease . family 10 sub
ject to. ! books Of directions. From $40 toe IS
gmaller Family and Travelling cases, with
Specifics for ell private Diseases, both 10,
Curing and for Preventive
In Walls and pocket easss o. to -
PONDS EXTRACT.
Cares Barns. Druloeo, llomonooo
Ooronoss,0 Sore Throat, ToOthache
Earacho. Nearalgla ,Rhounatlsn
Lun6ag0, FlleS, Belle. 0tlngs,
00ro Eyes. Bleeding .ofshe Lungs,
Nose, Stomach, Or ofPfles: COrSo.
Ulcers, Old sores. Price 50 ces.
1e I Is.
u-These Remedies. except BONDS EXTRACT
BY the case or single box. are sent to any part Of the
ceipt Of the price.
Address Humphrey Specific Hsnsopashic Ned |
iclns Company. Once and Depot, No. ~ BssAD.
VAT. New York. DR. HunrnsuY 10 consulted daily
q As ONES. personally or BY letter. q shove. for
all forms Of disc ase. The above Medicines cold in
Davenport By STEVENSON = CARNANHN and
.. 6. bALLORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
NOTICES.

Royal Hoklng Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. AK your grocer
or II. aud take No other. 1t 10 = decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

WAsursGroH, Oct. l4.-1hs following is
an Official copy Of the late t~elsgrspbic cor
respondenes between the Department OF
State and the United States Legation 1t
Madrid, relative 10 tho recent events in
Spain
SAN SRBAsfiAS, Sept. 30.
To the secretass Of State. Washingfsn:
"Ths revolutionary governmsnt - sstsb-
lished at Madrid. The Queen has started
for frsnce.
(Signed) JoHN p. HAZE"
ITO John P. Hale, Minister Of State At
Madrid
"Kssp me we'll advised.
(Sigued) SEWARD"
A" To Secretary Seward
General Ssrrano il the leader Of the
insurgents. He entered Madrid this after
neon, heading his victorious army, and was
joined BY $4,000 armed citiz ems hero
Madrid 10 quiet. No blood has been shed
here. An election IVES held on Monday
last for members 10 . Constitutional Con-
vention. shall need instructions.
(Signed) Hale
DEPARTMENT OF SrArg, Oc'.
"To John p. Haze, L. s. Minister ct
Madrid
III tbs new government 10 peacefully
established and in full possession Of Madrid.
and there remains no contsnding govern
msnt in Spain, you will recognize the new
government as de .fdeto, 90 a. to prosecute
any necessary business affecting the gov
srnmen. Of the United States or its citi-
zsns.
(Sigaed) sswAnD."
MADliD, 1858.
TO VIM. ii. Seward, Secretary Of State:
l have acknoledged the new government
here. Will send particulars BY letter.
(Siguod) JonN p. Halls"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
TOILET.

Rsnders tie Skin scft, snsoth, elss@ end
bssStifsl. va rswors Tan, Eeckles, snd
eli other disselorotions. Sold Ct all Drus.
sists and Fancy Geods dsaLrs essryrhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
LATEST NEWS
~
NEW YORK.

70 THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
NEWS
~ ~TELE0R.zPH.
e. @ TON RETURN.
Last Nights Reports.
HEAVY DENOCRATIC GAINS.
Elected In Hsennsylvanla. .
Gaia Of TW s.-l'our Elect.
cd I'm lndlnan. = Gain
of One.
PHILADELPHIA GOES DEMOCRATIC.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS

PHILADELPHIA GOES DEMOCRATIC.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15
Notice,

NOtlCC.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TuR
~ Board OF Registration Of Davenport Township,
Of receiving and correcting the Registration List oi
said Township, commencing Tuesday, October 9Th,
and until the day Of election.
BY order Of the Board OF Registration.
A.0 SMALLFIEID,
octi4-dGwtd Towpshin Cierh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-15

ITO John P. Hale, Minister Of State a
Madrid
"Kssp me we'll advised.
(Sigued) SEWARD"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-08
BOO, and shoe MarLe, Of Boston.

From the Bulletin we learn that the
boot and shoe market is having its usu-
al recess, and there is no business doing
except on the part of manufacturers.
The latter are proceeding very cautious
~ in their preparations for the Spring
trade, and making up a few sample
goods to be shown to customers. They
will not anticipate the seasonable de-
mand to any extent, nor take orders ex-
cept ut paying rates. There is consid-
cradle difference, however, between
the views and estimates of buyers
and sellers, which tends to delay opera
lions. The former are expecting a
larger reduction in the price of Spring
goods than the latter think it possible
to make, and hence contracts hang fire.
A very few Western dealers have made
their appearance, and are engaged in
prospecting with reference to future
movements.
The leather market is rather quiet,
and transactions are still confined to
small lots at about former prices. The
time has arrived for consumers to stock
up; but they continue TO operate spa
ringly in the hope of o further reduc-
duction in values. Bat with some kinds
of leather scarce, and hides selling at
high rates, the prospect of any further
material decline seems to be rather du-
biOus
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-08
FINANCE AND TRADE

FinanciaI and CemmcrciaI Itens.
- The wages of the workmen in the Fall
River cetton mills were reduced from
ten to eighteen per cent, on the LIST OF
January.
The wooden mills of the Lewistown
Falls, Me, Manufacturing Company,
January LIST, commenced running on
three-fourths time. n,.f'a..,ss. .r
The Boston and Maine Railroad Com.
pany have carried 3,149, sos passengers,
and 3lS,7H tons of merchandise during
the current year, The cumpany's as,
sets will stand, January LIST, 1887 ,ls7.
During the year ending September
Both, the sales of liquors at the Massa-
chusetts States agency, including com
missions, amounted to s14,6i6.36. The
net profit was $685. 81. Forty-six
towns have made NO purchase at the
tSWSi - sTEEsrCE sys,..-
The anthracite coal production from
all the several regions this year will
exceed that OF last year by some $50, 900
tons. and viii aggregate about u 49,
QUO tons, The canals are now closed,
and the tonnage for the remainder of
the year will be exclusively by rail.
10 The Springfield (Mass-) RepHJlican
says the Pacific Malls of Lawrence and
Salisbury divide five per cent? each, the
Bunker Hin National Bank Of Charles
town aud the First National OF Hyran-
ris fss per cent, John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Boston three
and one-half per cent, and the Old
Colony and Newport Railroad three per
cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-08
From Augusta.

AUGusTA, ME-, January 6.-The Mill.
tsyv ASYLUM was burned last night. 1t
was a large wooden building, formerly
n hotel. 1t contained not only rooms
for the men and officers quarters, but
also the hospital school room and libra
~. Nearly adjoining it was the new
brick building, erected last summer,
containing the dining room and sleep
ing apartments. This building was
slightly damaged; the other buildings
saved were Of wood and are the laundry
stable, four barns and two ice houses.
The total loss will reach, it is estima-
ted, about $50, 200. The building
caught fire from some imperfeetion
in the gas machinery. There
were go patients, 81 being IN
the hospital department.. During the
fire a barrel of whisky that was rolled
out and ordered to be destroyed was
taken in charge by some of the soldiers,
the head knocked out, and nearly every
soldier who could hobble about was IN
o state CT intexicatien in q very shert
time. Fights took place between one
armed and one legged men. The scene
in the laundry building was one fearful
to witness. The men fought each Other
with the fury of demons. They were
so orazed by the liquor they had drank
that they obeyed nothing. Men lay
dead drunk in the snow and could not
be aroused. One of these intoxicated
beings, while being conveyed to THU
city, died from the effects of the cold
Teams were sent by the Mayor Of this
city and the patients brought here
where they are quartered and cared for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-08
New York Market.

NEW 1ORks JANUARY q.
COTTON-Opened dull and lower,
but closed more steady, with sales Of
200 bales at 16al6fc for middling up
lands; closing at lot.
, FLOUR-Receipts 1922 barrels mar
ket a shade firmer for State, and dull
and dropping for other kinds; sales Of
500 barrels at 9 O0a9 so for superfne
State and western; 1025al1 Is for extra
State; 9 90a12 80 for white wheat; 10 IS
alp 90 for common to good st. Loais;
II Scale so for good TO choice extra do,
closing steady. California quiet; sales
400 sacks at II 75a13 10. Rye Hour
more active; sales $50 barrels at 15a
9 so.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT -Receipts 1000 bushels;
market finer, and. a fair business
doing; sales $500 bushels at 2 80 for
inferior No. 2 spring; 2 52a2 81 for No. l
do: the latter for choice; 65a2 20 for
red Pennsylvania; 2 65 for red New Jer-
sew; 2 IS for red State; y 90a2 95 for am
Der Michigan; 8 90 fer white Canada;
3 20 for prime white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet; sales of 5000 bushels
southern at ~.
BARLEY-Dull: sales of 800 bushels
State at IS. ...s- s t.,e
MALT-In moderate request; sales of
800 bushels st seal S5 ard also 1000
bushels at 2 90 on short time.
CORN-Receipts of 1889 bushels;
market without decided change; sales of
5S, 900 bushels att 36al 40i for inferior
to prime new mixed western afloat; l 40
for old do in store; 43 for do afoat; | 80
al 80 for new yellow Jersey; Sal 40
for new white southern; 36al - Tor
white western.
OATS-Receipts of $500 bushels; mar
ket shade firmer, but less active; sales
of u, 900 bushels at s7aSlte for western
in store and at sc at buyers option TO
18th June.
RICE-Dull. -g.;A-...T
COFFEE-Firtn; sales 1000 sacks Of
Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-In moderate demand; sales
s. hogsheads Porto Rico at l4c, and
400 boxes Havana at Halle.
MOLASSES-Firm; sales 200 barrels
New Orleans at 75aS3c. {
HOPS-Quiet at 30a60c for American.
Observation-Disclosures at l0!a1lc for
anu fgd~cN iOi pOhNSNr
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales of $50
barrels at 20 95a2i 20 for mess, olosingat
81 90 cash, and % 90 for new; IL 25al7 IS
for prime, and 10 00a19 so for prime mess;
also $50 barrels old mess selling for Feb
ruary alto 81.
BEEF-Less active; sales of 4435 bar
rels at previous prices: sales of $50 tier
ces prime mess on private terms.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales 30 bar
rels at % O0a32 90.
BACON-Steady; sales 3S5 boxes at
1Oic for Cumberland Cut; lilo for short
ribbed; 123al2fc for short clear; l2al2ic
for long clear, the latter for choice city.
CUT MEATS-Steady sales $40 pack
ages at 6a9fc for shoulders; l2al3tc for
hams.
LARD-Firmer; sales 1920 barrels at
| 12!al3sc; small lots at l3ic.
BUTTER-Steadya at 3Sa46c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at lla15c.
HOGS-Dressed frmer at 8 1-2a8tc
for western; SIa9c for choice do; 9ia
10tc for city, the latter for very choice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-08
TIL. owner Of yermillian Gold Mines,

The owner of Vermillian Gold Mines,
located on the Northeast corner OF Min
nesota, with headquarters at st. Paul,
are trying to get up an excitement, by
which they hope to make fortune.
They claim to have extracted67i ounces
of bullion from one ton of ore. The pro-
portion being four of gold to one OF Sill
yer. They claim that the supply OF ore
is unlimited.
During the period from July to
Septem Der 80. there were shipped from
New York to San Francisco via. Pana-
ma, boots and shoes to the value OF
81, 3s5, 21O; harness, $4,000; tobacco,
both manufactured and otherwise, S64O,
7s5; provisions, s41l, Jas; spirits, s., 095;
hops, S2,40O; wearing apparel, Sl,So,7
400: books and maps, S4S3, Ale, and other
articles including paints, paper, soap,
machinery, cotton. candles, agricultural
implements, &c, &c, amounting IN all
to the round sum of Sl1 ,09s, S43. : =
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gu Ttlteraph,
TO THE REGISTER.
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l


LONDON, January Lord Stanley,
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, acting
upon circumstances from the Sublime
Porte, has prepared a dispatch protest
ing against the alleged intrigue OF the
Russian agents in Roumania.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 7.-Repor's
received here from Siberia speak Oh tine
discovery of rich and extensive gold de-
posts on the Amoor river. The natives
were flocking to the gold regions by
Thousands. So great was the excite
ment that troops had been sent by the
Governor of the District to preserve or
der and guard the mines, and desper'
ate and bloody conflicts are reported as
having taken place between the natives
and soldiers.
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washinsion Specials.

New YORK, January The Heralds
Washington special says: The report
of Commissioner Wells viii be present
ed to Congress on Tuesday. Consider,
able Importance is attached to it, as il
discusses the. financial and industrial
questions now before the country. 1t is
understood to advocate a reduction or
repeal of taxes on manufactured ar
ticles.
The national banks not having re-
ported their receipts for the month, the
public debt statement will not be issu-
ed until to-day, Tuesday.
' The Times special says: 1t is under.
stood that General Gordon Granger will
be assigned to succeed Major General
tSwayne in command Of the sub-distrist
of Alabama. General Candy has reliev-
ed General Miles of his command at
Goldsboro, n. c., and assigned General
Kinds thereto, whose district will in
clude nearly all the eastern portion Of
the State, where there has been com
plants of disorder daily.