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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
satdrday NIghts DIspatehes

Saturday Nights Dispatches
Tbs Southern Elections.
Florida and Georgia Ratify
the Constitutions.
The Republicans Carry
both states. ~
A Duel at Baltimore.
Both Men Shot, but not Sc
riously Hurt.
Ne WIS by utic Telegraph
George Francis Train Ar
rested for Debt, Ad-
mitted to Bail.
A DefauIting Cashier The
Defalcation 100000.
Gen. Sheridan En- Route
for Washingt 1n.
Weston, the Pedestrian,
Out Again. ~
He is Backed for a Walk {
5000 Miles---Wager
$4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
TELEGR AP III.

For Commercial and R5UeT Dispatches see
FEfth Page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
Co--Partnership.

CO-ParJnerSnlp
vwVyEF UNDERsTGNED HAVE formed
IA Partnership under the name and
sfVie OF Kahn s. Vile, for carrying on the
wholesale Fancy Grocery business and
manufacturing Of Plain and Fancy Candys
al No. 8 North Water Street, Evansville,
Indiana LOUIS KAHN.
aD2i Ind JOHN VILE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11

This justly celebrated Native Wine
made from the Juice OF the OpOrto Grape,
raised in this country. It's invaluable
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any other native Wine
Being the pure Juice OF the grape, pro-
duced under Mr.. Speer's own personal
supervision its purity and genUlneness
are guaranteed. The youngest child may
partake Of it's generous qualities, ana the
weakest invalid may use 10 % advantage.
It Is particularly beneficial 70 the aged
and debil tated, and .ultaDle 70 - va
1t IS IN every respect
WTyE. 70 BE RELIED on
Inva1fds use spesr's Port Grape Wine.
Females use 5pesr's Port Grape Wine.
xrealxfv persons find benefit by is use.
Speer's Win S ia hospitals are preferred
to other wines
B8- sold by druggists
a Speerfs vineyard, New Jersey. once
243 Broadway, New York. ldei0s dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Fractional
currency printed for the week, 1878
600; amount shipped. s540,597 u. s.
notes forwarded. S43.742; National
Bank notes issued. $50. $50; amount
in circulation, S299, 765, l55; fractional
currency destroyed. S433. 900.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11

CANAsToTA, May 8.-The Canas-
tota Hotel was. entirely consumed hy
FIRE. The New York Central r. II.
Ticket Office and the Western Union
Telegraph and American Offices were
located in the building. Loss S15. 900;
insured fer $4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
IRELAND

DUBLIN, May @ Eve. = George
Francis Train, who was arrested for
debt. was brought before the Court Of
Bankruptcy to-day and admitted to
bail.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11

George Francis Train Ar
rested for Debt, Ad-
mitted to Bail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
D.. RAD WAYS
llENOVATyNG
RES0LvEMT.
4 NEW PalNCIPLEnDIocovsRRD.
VAL BorrLs OF RsSoLvBNr Is DEffHI
lAAA TEN LAR0H BOTTLES " mi
ADVERTISED sARsAPARILLAs on q
RECT DlUKETIC REMEDIES.

- s M.AsiskkN0yArlN0K BsULv.NTis essis~
~ Sn Iosas Of ecrofalous, Byphiloid. Ckronie
csicuioos aaa iis marvellous power il rssolvine
80 n eonefstions. aaording immediate rslisf
~ consequent cure 81 Disease u TIE Kidesv.
srsnua Lver. Lungs fancrsas, Spleen. Its rspif
ocan.v p in snrs o. d betes lncsntnence o.
No. Instant eneaev In stopping Itching Ard nsi.im,
sssnarSe o. urine. and ts sinx ar power in cnr,n.
Olseaarses iron the Uterus aud Urrth,a sncnr
fhoea. Bloody Urine, aud othcr nah.. No. ~,
~eaAenlhg discharges and enquire whs,.;, 49,
sa,fS.. Lillian used In the keno,s,ion Rs
so'sbt anert from ordinary Sarssparitia.l S.r
sspariiiian 10 the only priacipIr hi sars.r.,,is.
49,. possesses curative properties: al Other narss
y, we foot are Inert aud useless One ounce 81 H..
sAuact obtained under DR.. Kadwav's new nrnr.
tot exTasting the curative properties from yev.,s
tAncss. contains more OF Tho true princinie
" enie taan 70 lbs. OF the ordinary roots
sAhsAPAKiLLlAN 10 only one OF the in,r al,
ents that torms this uul, woaderfui medicine ana
u IL the only compromising remedy that communl.
os,s. y, payag eRls.a:ns AND ,sinyigcring pro-
other srcrcslon&, sec uring harmonious functional
sction ofevsry depraved organ and glani In the
ys.em. II the blood 70 corrupt, the hesOlvsnt vii.
make II pure. II The Luugs are liberated and sore
secIe.ing thick phlegm aud prurslsnt matter, the
.es solvent will lOOeen this deposit and repair the
\. Wasting lung with sound and healthy material If
~ SKIN Y covered with pimplea, sposs, pussulss
eoree, ulcers. De-. the Resofvsnt viii quickly re-
mo .nsss Asnoyancss 4 nsrearv dsposissd In
Re sovsnt will drive il out. II tie Throat a. aron
eAlAl 6Ands are acerated, the hesOlvsat viii cure
snese signs Of An early waste Direct rem siies.
sssssine oaIy exclusive pr,perties are hur,fal.
~ tncy Increase the functional sccretons Of one or
gan By suspsndng the constituent cretions Of 9th
sn hence, z compromising remedy like the rssolv-
BEAR IN MIND That HVRRY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnatsd with the Rssolvsus and alb
soroed to supply the waste Of the body. will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and nhso Tho assl
dose that 10 taken commences it, work VI puriaca-
Ion and increasing the appetite and hesh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

JAS. A. HIGH.

Harrison Street Livery etableA
alRS1a HARRISON STREET, BErwRRD
E20k-X Front and second. Here's =
CarriaGes, Of the best quality, 70 let q 81
hours. Funerals furnished % short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND 0OLD.
end bearde4 q reasoaAAls ehggeo. fayle-lly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

0Os and 6feaAs Pipe ktstsTs
No. II East I'd ST., Davenport, no.
Bathing Tubs, Water Closets, wash Basins, Led
Pipe Sheet Lead, Cietern Pumps, Force rumpe Cha.
seller Brackets, Drop Light Penaanos, lnass Shades
All kinde of Plumbing. 0as end Steam Pipe Fitai1e
style and ct fdrpsAao auel9ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

DAAnA.
nest ntsliyedt. brilliant and beautiful ladies' Of 81
ssropo.s, In the full enjoy Of redclsnt he Attn
vigorous life and sersngtn charity TO The
Aesdy, consolation and attendance to the sick de.
voting her leisure hours to assisting the poor and
alesrssssd. and contributing 10 their necessities.
Tnis LADY was rescued from miserable existence
through the tnstrumsntaltty Of DR.. kadway's Re
solvent. Two years since she was an object Of p,ey
aAd almost aversion; her personal appearances re-
eoisivs. her blood impregnated with corruption,
ID, A.d almost hOpecss, discnarging uiccrs on her
nsck her skin covered with Sores Pustuies Tcttsre
insects under the cuticlc 10 the form Of black epOt
Of dry scabs, strunoas discha,res Of oaspsivs
matter from her cars, her arms cove ed with erup-
tons. her hands swollen and incrustsd, hsr nails
worn On hsr strength wasted by continued leueor-
shee dischefgss, and pain in1amnatiou in the hid
esys. bladder and uterus. Much Of her suncrings
we're undoabtedly augnsatsd BY improper treat
nent. Mercury, Iron, Potash, Safsspsrilia. Sui
DAuric Acid, Unguents. Lotions were uisd Battle
ofSulphsr, neecnsy. and, insfAes, every remedial
agent knovn were used until her strength was q
81 iSoe. when she coaaeucsd the uss o. Rad WAYS
kes0vsns. aided with kadways Pills, TO augment
~ expulsion tDf tbs acsid and corrupt A1aore
.esc:d sakiss i've tsa spoonisis Of e. Rsso,vsus
Three times per DAY. aAd frsm tive 70 fear Pa evefy
ether night
FIRST DOTTLB.-At the end II the nfSe bUttlo
her strength, appetite and spirits wsrs Improved
and the small pampses, esossnss: puseaies. disap-
peased. Applying sho kseolvent over the surface
with dns sponge, relieved the Inflammation and
itching, and served ~ reliable Antisepc In cleans
ing and purifying tbs putrid fesh.
SECOND BOTTLE AT the end OF the second
bottle. signs Of improvement in the discharges from
the utsrus, infa 1mAtion. pain aud swelling abat,d
the skin greatly improving. the eyes growing bright
er. strength and appetite increasing.
Th1RD BOTTLE-Dry scabs on tho scalp, and
sorss on the arms and scales OF the hands
gradually disappearing, leucorrhes greatly lessened
proving:
FIFTH BOTTLE.-Fingcr nails growing, hands
and arms clear and smooth. hair growing on the
ecalp, bowels regular. and skin free from irritation,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


A YOun. Docsress In she Army
Hospital.
Those who doubt or deny woman's cour-
age and capabili,y, will be enlightened by
reading "Ihe BOYS 10 Blue" by Mrs.
Eogs Almira F,iele. II. D., was . grad
uals Of New England Medical College
Mrs. Hogc thus describes her:
srer the battle of Pittsburg Landing,
sleuoer modest girl. petite IN figure and OF
Unusual beauty, mae application to US as
hospital nurse We said
awe canno. send you; You are too
Young and too handsome for snch q posi-
ton"
A flush passed over her face, almost -.
we're in youthful beauty, as she said:
81 am older than you suppose, and as to
my cusls l will cut them of, % that ID the
only way to get rid Of then-thsy are Oh.
ktinate.
Her sott blue eyes pleaded slsqusnsly -
she said
spray let me 60; dream Of the hsspi.
tails. and knew that could alleviate much
suffering"
"Havs you ever nunsd 2"
"Not continuously; bat I hsve bad .
thorough medical education in On Eastern
institution, and understand the surgical
dressing Of wounds. You must not ssfuss
me-"
After consultation We agreed, in this case,
to transcend our ordinary rules, and with
many exsctions and some trepidaton, gave
her detail, after telling her Of the suspi-
cion, hardship and risk Of health to which
she would bs exposed. She knew il oil
had a relation who had been in hospitals,
and his letters and tales Of woe only in
spired her with added determination. She
lef. that night for Paducah Hospital, then
filled to ito utmost capacity with sick and
wounded soldiers.
From time to time We heard accounts Of
her remarkable success. Then came let.
ter from the Surgeon of the hospital, prais-
ing her ability and fsithfulnsss. wondering
At her skill, 90 psrceptibls that be placed
her in charge Of ward Of surgical cases
that we're improving rapidly. she still fol-
lowing our advice, burying In silence her
medical education and degree After she
had toilsd . year without respite, W
were shocked to recsive the following tele-
gram:
"Almira FiAeld IL dead send for her
body"
Investigation proved that over-exsrtion
and malsrious atmosphere had caused
congestivs chill, which she concealed - fer
~ possible, fearing she might be sent home
and obliged to isavs the "boys," who chung
to her for life, heps and health. Want Of
rest and change induced . repetition Of the
attack, shattered the ffail csskst and re-
leased the almost glor8ed spirit OF the
youthful aartyr to liberty md humanity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

m9Iles1entsry Sheet to the ROYAL SrANl1n
HUEI1ky, giving every purchaser the advantaee o.
eeleeuog biz own numbers. For in'cfmauce. %.
ersse ". .. SMITH D CO. General Agents
% Nassau street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21


From the Anti Slavery Stsndardl
Two-thirds Of the action Of the senate
specially for the last three yssrs, show that
the chamber is Oiled With lawyers fed on
calf skin. and never daring TO peer beyond
the limits Of nisi prius decision, by greedy
men using their place for profit, and BY
party plotters, looking at every measure
from the standpoint Of their presidential
candidates. interest We shall not be sur.
prissd, therefore, il johnson 10 able to bribs
or bully the senate into an acquital. To
prevent this will need as stern and vigilant
. popular purpose as that which has awed
and bracsd the house Of representatives to
action. The senate should have suspended
the President; then they might have been
. hundred days, if they wished, in trying
him. Now they leave him to permit muir
der ct the south, and plot ct the north.
Every union life lost, and lost unavenged,
At the south, hencsforth 10 blood On the
senate's garments. Senators know Grant
will never do his duty in protecting the
union men Of the south. He has no drop
of blood in his body that prompts him to do
it. They know that while johnson sits il
The white house it 10 . provocative and
Buosehtcc iVt UveIy VutteSV vi uuIUu IuOus
But they can now ct any moment pus \
man there whose simple presence uner that
roof would make the streets of New Odeans
aud the plains Of Texas-yes, and even
Kentucky for union men than On
army OF hundred thousand soldiers, led
BY Thomas or Sheridan could do. The
blood OF every union victim Do on their
beads. 10 the meantime let ~ work - life
the senate-out Of the slough Of party self
seeking to the level Of the house and the
nation.
an not surprised 70 and that Grant 10
not % strong out here - in the east Bond
holders patronage there has weake ogd him
here. Ihave not sssn, neither have net
anyone who has seen, IN original Grant
man. Every republican prefers some one
else, but submits to Grant, since the wire
pulsrs will have il 50. A wrong move on
the finance question would push from the
track. And the difficulty in this quarter is
so great, while the willingness for radical
reconstruction is so perfect IN the west, that
! am more and more persuaded W can, -
to the negro question, shape the party plat
form exactly ~ we wish it, if W are only
faithful and exact in all that belongs to ~.
The next three months are our seed time.
Let " be up and doing.
WENDELL Phillips.
Cincinnati Feb % 126R
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
NEW YORK COLUMN.
STODART'
Ssw SeAls Overstrung. Full Iron Frame
m
PLANO. FORTES

STODART 4 MORRIS.
Manufacturers n
0rred, Square. and Upright Piano fortes.
Wy New Scale Pianos, in addition to their
peculiar merits, contain every really valuable
modern Improvement, rendering them the most
complete and perfect Instruments ever offered
tho Public and for
feeafr o. Toss. Ds.r ACT OF Torcs. puaAstLirY
ana also stssdisg the rsss - Ssvns
CtmASns, The New Scale
Se0dart PlaOO.EOrte
STANDS uNalvAli8D.
~. w kisas fsttss u Ills Aaasfaesare have
- - test n wese SAas : QeAasss g On
s0Hs. - ~ manufacturers - q mosrty 20
sUsoP - over
fwssss.vtvs fhoesAss fAnrsss.
= 1900 then ~ ~ h vsorav every paft q
~ ~ sssnssd wosld. Prties favsrisg g ~.
snsef eseers. which viii h pseopty. $4,000
-. 3. rely apss being = hosers6ly deeIs WV
snelf selections wsre made IN person.
A issssfs wiIl b pesnpeiy sns6sssd By
0TOOAnf . MORRlo
81 DFealwsy. New Yosk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

Frank Nsfller's Leather Preser.
vative and Water Proof Oil Bisekii {. for Boots
and Shoes.
Frank N1ilIeF's Prepared Har.
ness on Backing. for Oiling Harnesses, Carriage
Tope &C. eady sus ne. with directions for using.
Rraok N0l1lerso Re11nh OIL 01ocks
ing. For sals genesally IN o. 3. an1 Casadae.
Rronk m1oo6R - Co.s 10 : % Cedar D.,
NeV Yosk. 0ol1 b Il. ,. RvAlo = 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
SS HSSa
DYe1ruu 0AAwaw

N:B.-rhis bosk eoataiss mech valsabls later.
Agsses Of the Liver. Lungs, kidnsys, and OShae Or.
gaas n their natural and IN shsis dise1eei coodi
tsa. Every person In ssascA of health, And 6ssir-
which viii b sent free Of charge, BY renittiae %
teree cent stamp for postage. 70 hadwsy Co., New
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
REAL EoTATE.
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
LAND AGENT,

Has for sale, $4,000 acres choice Farming
Laude in lowe, in eS different counties, selected
from 10 to Is years since. By special agents. -.
mostly owned BY the pa4entees.
$4,000 acres in ILLINOIS, Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa. Unimpscved Lots II Davenport, tsClaire,
Princeton, Walcott, Durant, Atalissa, Downey.
Iowa City and Des Mofnss. Twenty dwelling
houses asd stores in Davenport 'cvedM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
asllsway's vernifage Collections,
MOLLOWAY,s
ARNlCA
Rn. n 0TEm0

The Original and only true Arnica Plasters pos.
ssssing the great healing properties
Of the Arnica Flowers
The curative effects ~ these Plaaters In all cseee Of
pain " weakness In tho BREAST aide or back and il
al cases OF Inflammation Of the Lungs. and Cough,
arc truly astonishing; they give immediate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands recon-.
osnd them. OssERvx -HoLLow AVS arc the Original
and only true ArnicA PiAstsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

PROPRlETORs,
oo0 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Sold At Wholesale in Chicago, by Fuller, Finch 4
Fuller. Lord 4 Smith, Burnhame 4 Van Setback. j.
n. Reed d Co., Smith, Cutler . Co., Deiixsch,
Block b Co.. and throus bout the country BY ali
Druggists. fcbS-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

Complaints. &C.. personally or BY letter. An illus
trated Medical Pamphlet on the above discases. con
sent TO any address on receipt Of - cents.
TO LAD1RS.-A psnphlet oi special Importance
10 Married Ladics and Others cent In sealed envcl
ope On peoeipt Of stamp. Direct al letter. 10 TnD
2AlaQlQ lNe1nr1a. 81. PAU. MMH.. angl9dAMll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
GALENIC INSTITUTE

= I1W0 Il i L u L II
AT THR GALENIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, In Concert Hall
Block, near the Post Office. st
Paul, Minnesota.
~ Tbs only regular charles.
cd 1nArmary Of the kind In the
West, In charge Of regular Sur.
gcon, = graduate Of the Medical
College of Ohio.
CONTINENTAL C0NsrLSATioNa.
SpermaterrhGa or Seminal Do
bility, Private Diseases, Female
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

With Emerson's Patent Movable Teeth.

viii EmefSOn'l Patent Movable Ttsth,
Theee Saws cut More and Better Lumber In the
came Time and with Lers Power. than any other saw
10 the wesld. with Less Expenditure Of Labor and
Emerron's Patent uaueine and Sharpening Swsge
for spreading the Points Of Saw Teeth Send for now
Descriptive Pamphlet. With Price Iist
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
9Jacob 81, near Ferry st., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

OINTM EMIT.

This Ointment sftsran experience Of twenty years,
- proved Itself sovereign recdy foe Ill Diseases
o. the Skin having effected radical cure in ever
case On which II was used, cunug many obstinate
easee OF nftsen or twenty years Standing that had
Pfevoueiy resiossd ell rs0sdiss prescribed BY the
tOnishinG. In lew days the soreness and irritation
u removed; the akin becomes smooth and healthy.
aad reaains permanently healed, without tho zee u
any other remedy,
Thus. TRrrsa, SAlr-RnKUn, lrcu eoLprm's Irua
n, sPsIAs, BIZ orcuss. PinrLRs. and every form OF
disease oftne ekin Il pnnctnally cured matter Of
how long -tanding. II has cured bad csacs Or In.
1lAnxD T. ELiDs. and Discharges from the Ear when
nothing else would heal them. PuEs, that have re-
cdectuay cured by the OF only one box Of this
Ointment BukSs, ScALps, and DIN SoRss, II heals
In very short tmo. PsioR % Cgars pxs Box II
not sold by your Druggst send o. cents to Johnston
Holloway 4 Cowden, Philadelphia, box will be-
sent free Of postage 10 any address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

THIS l. AN AGE OF ENQUIRY. PEO-
PIE want to know the why and wherefore Of all
statements submitted TO them a. facts, and as
far ss this great Protective aud Inv igorant 10
the physicians admit that the create at difficult
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21
A Il e MARKABLE CURE
SORES ON TIE TONGUE, ULCERS IN TIE
THROAT. SORE 0Cns, SORE MOUTH.
SORES in. THn NOSE. AROUND THE
EYES kc

q II recently exhibited. few bottles viii erre. II
sasonie. or through snscts OF Mercury. Potassium,
Corrosive Subhaate. from zig 10 one dossn bottles
0ay % required to make pormansnt case. -
AreaAs9ahls iastanes Of psrsonal bsanty rssGoeeA
= : Lady aisdsursd By ths savagss Of . frishtfsi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

Cincinnati, Feb. 30. 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

it undoubtedly contains he invigorasing princi
pie which their ensrvatsd systems reasirs.
Let them beware ofthe cordial drops and tine
lures often prescribed for invalid ladies. All
these indictments are mainly composed Of com
mon alcohol, and are, therefore, injurious. TIE
liquors ordinarily given ~ tonnes are still worse
being all deteriorated with poisonous drugs.
THs 0ovsRnnlxr Couxsaaspn.-Ths counter.
fsting Of Hos4KrrsR's SsonAca BIrrsRs 10 now
somewhat more serious - well - difficult bust.
ness than it was few years ago. etch bottle %
the eesuine article bsins authenticated BY the
official endorsement Of the Uaitsd States Reven-
us Department in the form Of . Stamp engraved
on steel, 70 counterieis which is felony. See.
therefore, that this Government Ceuntsrsgn.
we'll ~ the engraved label and note of hand Of
the propristors. 10 attached - the bottle. The
label is embellished with . superb representa-
ton Of st. George. on horseback IN the act Of
spearing the dragon, and underneath 10 shield
Or escuscheon bsering . warning inscription
which counterfeisers are advised TO read before
they encounter the penalty which 4 asts forth.
Below this again 10 Hossssrna 4 .onrsn's note Of
hand, the signature tn which Il woul1 Be rasAer
. serious business to forge. If the public will
look - these veri6satioas Of Ne gsauinsuess Of
the article before they purchase, they cannot b.
dseeivsd. The psopsistasy labsl ~ Govern.
ment stamp ere both exsentsd on steel IN the
most elaborate style Of bank note engraving. and
are pr0ssbly On mosl sxpsaefse aUsdnsss .
graphib srt ever eatsshsd 70 any medicinal pre-
paration.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-14
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October r1.-CoFFEE-Narket quiet
but steady for Ro only sales reported were 4oo oags
from second hands at 201sa2S cts currency.
CorroN-our market was decidedly ronger to-
Iiyerpool' We nots sales of 127 bales low middlng
at 245za25 cts, mostly at the outs,oe prics, ~nlcn
some holders refused to accept. We quote at close
middiing held at 26a26H cts, Receipts to-day l61
hsles from Norfolk, 81 from New Orleans, and SO
FIouR-Ihere is more tone to the market, though
no quotabe change In prices we report sales Wltnin
dsy or two, but not previously given. as follows
AGO bbls choice Western extra at sO 10y obls ialr
do at s9 200 bbls cut extra at . $50 bols super at
s7 30: 100 bbls fine at So 25-au Western; lOo bols
New York STATE s!gng wheat nat att n0op et ets
Ws,Rxr-The receipts of wheat to-day consisted OF
11s5 busnels white and 1900 bushels red; the mar,
ket, owing to light supply was regarded as seVetai
cents better particularly for all grades below choice
or fncy: included In the sales were $50 bushs Ken.
tucfy white at 50 10; 100 hushs prime at ~ 6o-ot
red no choice fancy lots sold; loo 0osns PRIME az
50 so; 1900 do good at " SOa2 4o Ioo g. ~
Coss-only 100 bushels white and 1So bushels
yellow offered market steady with sales OF YOU Dusn
white at 81 25a1 49, $50 do common at 81 20 !oo 90
bushels old do ut 81 80.
OErs-l2i2 bushels received with sales Of 100 bush
choice at s2c 600 do prime at 7saSoc 100 do good at
75c 600 do at SIC weight; and 200 bushels damaged
at 6oc.
RYE-5oo bushels offered and sold at 81 As per
bushel
Understanding reported to-day.
Pnovrs.oNs-Bacon, under light stock and very
brisk co olsumptive demand has still further advanc
ed shoulders particularly are scarce and are selling
ati1Ia1IHc. rib sides l7a17kc, and clear RIB 173sa
ITO sugar-cured hams 2Oa22c. No bulk meats on
fhe market. Lad scarce ana firm. with small sales
western at 2lc p b. Mess pork is steady at $50 so
p bbl A.. .-,...
unet ranging as to quality for Carolina at s%aS1 &c
for common 10 good, and 921al0c for prime; RAN
goon 8Aa9Hc q ID.