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Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
Registers Notice.
RxolsrEa's OFFICE. DOVER, KENT Co. Dl

REolsTEa's OFFICE, Dover, KENT Co. DEL,
Dover. November oath, 1868.
Upon application Of Alexander Jackson, Jr., Ad-
rninistrator of George Murrell, deceased, late Of
MurderkilI Hundred in said County. deceased, it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the said
Administrator give notice of the granting of Letters
of upon the estate OF the said deceas
ed, by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters. in six of the
most public places of the County Of Kent, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate TO
present the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided; and also the
same 10 be inserted in the DeIalDGreGn, newspaper
published in Dover, and in the Smyrna Times. a
newspaper published in Smyrna and continue there
in weeks.
GIVEN under the hand and seal of Office of
~ the Register aforesaid, at Dover, Kent
SEAL County a oresald, the day and year above
WV written.
NJ. HARRINGTON, Register.
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M. HARRINGTON, Register.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. =
The undersigned, Administrator named above,
hereby gives notice, that Letters of Administration
were granted to on the <27th) twentysev nth day
OF November 1868; all persons therefore having de-
mands against the deceased estate, will present the
same properly attested on before the 27th) twen
ty-seventh day of November, 1869 or abide by Law
in this behalf.
FRANKLIN w. GRIFFITH,
dec2-3t Administrator.
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INDIA,
AND HER PEOPLE.
.es Oy Rev. JOHN T. GRACEY,
Va ",,SSlONARY =. TO INDIA, AT THE
,ouN me.4s EplscOpaL Church, Snaurna. Del.

'u|" M~Mn Episcopal Church, Smyrna, Del,
h,,o. .coNDAY u. EVENING, DEC. 28th,
hhe People Of India; What they do, and
rr,Dc How they do it,
cohoDAY EVENING, DEC. 29th,
The People of India; What they Believe
..,. ano Why They Believe it.
Commence at II O'Clock, each evening.
HNusss !" oe devoted TO reduction Of debt on
y T''s Ior Each Lecture, 25 Cents.
H. to Sse', Sa,s admitting ONE gentleman and TWO
ale :, tickets rs cts. admitting to both lectures.
NalIOn '''e OF James r. Hohecker and l. ID.
- dec9
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
NJ. HARRINGTON, Register.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned, Administrator named above.
hereby gives notice, that Lettersof Administration
were granted to me on the Oath day of November
1868; all persons therefore having demands against
the deceased state, will present the sam propery
attested, on or before the 9th day Of Nov mbcl
1869 or abide by law in this behalf.
dsc2-3. ALEX. JACKSON, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

y virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias. to me direct.
h Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Hotel Of
i@f Nlver, IN the Town Of FELTON,. Kent County
SS sa"eIe on WEDNESDAY. the 23d Of DECEM.
Ia' "a, 1908, at halfpast 2 o'clock, P. M,
G mat lOl' piece. or parcel Of land and premises
.ta were conveyed 10 the sad Wm. II. Cain bV
va Sampson and wife. by their deed bearing date
"a DAY Of October. A. D. 1864. and recorded in
Nnce OF the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Kent
my aforesaid. fronting on Railroad Avenue, in the
~ FELTON,. il Kent County aforesaid, and
oeO on the south and eLst by lands late of Jose ph
"u' deceased, and on the north by land Of John
aTo'e, and Is said to contain 5000 square ieeI Oi
49, ahe same more or less, together will all and
~" 'ne buildings Improvements. &c.
Isu - and taken in execution as the property o.
AN and AMANDA. his wife, and terre
.aS' '..a and will be sold for cash by
Ss"% s. M. COLLINS, late Sheriff.
4 e"H offce. Dover. DEL, December Sd. 1868.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
MARRIAGES. A

sIsH-SMITHO On the 9th ut in this town, BY Rev. s. L.
c,,ee, John ". Rash and Cstharine Smith,
,,cuIpDSuN-DYOTT-On the 4th inst. In this town. by
M same Jos Richardson of Smyrna, and Rachael DyOtt. Of
Maryland.
ursTspEAR-In Middletown, December 3D. by the Rev
mr. patton Mr. Joseph West and Mrs. Anna Spear, formerly
,..uiing near Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
DEATHS.

u1pv,V-In Dover on Monday Nov 30th, Mrs. Ann Chip
m a If David Chapman aged about years. and for 81
.a,rs consistent member Of the VI. f. Church.
dipthera at the residence OF her sister
v Thompson in this Mrs Margaret W. Miles, aged o.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09

A fine srlection Of RICH JEWELRY. Watches.
silver Ware Jewel Rn4 q, Writing a es. Work Boxes
Albums, de.rabe Fancy Goo is aud Notions. at }. "
Snitk's,
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
One Price. Furs.

Furs. One Price. Furs.
fIAEHLER'S GREAT FUR MANUFACTORY,
N 726 North FOURTH ST.. Philadelphia.
The CHEAPEST place for all kinds Of Ladies and
ChiIdren's Fancy Furs. Wholesale and retail.
Old Furs altered and repaired IN latest styles:
Minks aud Sahla skins constantly on hand ana
made 10 tit any size at shortest notce. Al o1oe's
nromptlv executed Satisfaction guaranteed. Please
give a Gull. oc'If o"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
NEWS
NEW YORK..

To TIKI DALEY DErsoCnAT.

Haw YoRK, Aug. 38.-A woman was ar
rested a. . vagrsnt. in Brooklyn yette rdsy,
she had Two little girls with her, but they
stated she Was not their mother, and the
officers supposed she had stolen them from
some place.
A stabbing affair occurred on Atlantic
street, in Brooklyn, Monday night, in
which young man WAS stabbed by .
German named Rondistld. The young
man died last night. The German ~ a.
rested last night, and confined in the
station house. He states that 10 committed
The oct h elf defence.
A boat-rscs tsek placs ct Sing Sing. yes
tssdsy, between John Mckay, and Joseph
Ray mond, for two hundred dollars side:
The race vas for one and three quarters Of
. mile, and was won BY Mckay. by three
lengths, in twenty zone minutes and thirty
seconds.
The health authorities are making strong
Efforts to Suppress and destroy THE new
disease that has broken out aGoag the
cattle here. Every new drove that arrives
10 thoroughly inspected, and whom any
sympts0s Of The plague exist. they are
promptly condemned. Ga Monday some
eighteen head were taken 20 the cattle
yard and killed for the market. Severa /,
Of them was subsequently found 10 be
diseased, and one died before they had
got ready to kill IT, A car load cane to
thscisy yestsrlay and near " ons.hslf OF
them was diseased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

WASHINGTON, Aug 24-hc following
store keepers and internal revenue officers
were arpoirtcd to-day for Cincinnati, Ohio
{. r. Lake. Francis lelack, Jas. A. Henpe,
an VIM. Dutiey. John d. Jones was an.
pointed for Scioto county, Ohio.
The following gsugers were appointed
James jackson. Jacksonville. Tloriis; j. r.
Blooal, 18Th Pennsylvania District; Theo. l.
Williams, 9Th New York District: Howard
Dunlevy, Sh Ohio District; Harry Heolker,
4th Maryland District; VIM. s. McColm,
18th Ohio District; VIM. N. pouks, Is. H..
nois District; Ely s. Prime, 81 Maryland
District
The President has appointed Henry I
Class collector Of customs OF 81. Augustine
Fla vice 4. II. Foster. resigned.
The President to-day issued An order
making Si'ka auoit Of entry for collection
uisinct oil tie territory Of ALASKA. The i'm
rofa'ian into the Territory OF firearms, am
msn''ion 81 distilled spirits il entirely pro-
m'oned. except under such regulations ~
scribe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS. Aug. ga Dssvsr dispatch
says that large bands Of hostile Indiaas
are committing I'll sorts Of dsprsdatisss in
southern Colombo. Gen. He'll he's applied
to Gen. Sherman for assistance, be will
lsavs for threatened ssttlsnsats, himself.
tomorrow.
Gems. Sherman and Augus, reached fcrt
Sanders yesterday.
Gen. Shsrmans daughter Minnie, was
thrown from her horse Monday and badly
hurt the accident Will keep the General q
Fort Sanders for few days.
The wholesale drug store Of wsb,s aud
Graham, No. $40 North Second street, was
aluos, destroyed by IRE this morning. =
The stock in tho building was valued st
$4,000. insured for $4,000. The liquos
heSse Of Hughes L Chase, and Fletcher /
% groesrs. were damaged considerably +;
they we're fully insured.
A foot-racs Of one hundred yards, fss
one thousand dollars, took place here 10.
day il WAS made in seven and haY fe,-
onds. l.. I. Tibnsy, Was ths winnss. 81
this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
NEW YORk.

MN luhK, Aug. The examination
Of tn ccnncllmen Gtrcstc'. On the barge ol
Confe. y; oi Court, va not Proceeded with
ihIs morning .a.nE To the absence OF
CnnunCey Shai-r. counsel Tor the contest.
Judge Ba,narl said that from the
81 stSa.o1ls mt,ix tu h.m tits morning. he
VI ~. i li.sc I'll. Board 1T C5uncilmen
,i;cs.aed u commit contempt against the
Cont Tic Gaze was lea adjourned until
tomorrow.
Nkw IoRk, Aug. 25.-Henry j. Raymond
returned in the steamer Perrierc, greatly
improved in health.
The managers of the New York, New
foundlsnd and London Telegraph Com.
pany announce that on the first Of Ssptem.
Der tho tariff will be reduced. Messages OF
ten words will I've sent from this city To any
point in Great Britain and ireland, for
SD 6j in gold, or $24 % in currency.
The Connecticut Republican State Con
the p Of September. has been postponed
until the 10th OF that month.
A Vienna letter received here, save one
of the sharrshoo,cre from America won the
goblet. Hts name is Timothy Grueiz. Of
Highland, Illinois.
The Fenian convention continued in Sc.
cret session to-day. The examination OF
the report Of Chief Executive Savage was
read, and Col OBriep. the permanent Pres.
ident, made an address. The military mem
bers OF the Brotherhood are also holding a
convention, with Gen. Dennis burke al
temporary chairman.
Sheriff U'Bricn. in letter 10 Justice
Shandey. defer ds the action OF hs deputies
at the Broadway ,heater on Monday night,
and expressce willingness Ia assume all
the responsibility He asserts that they
were assaulted by an armed mob Of car.
penters. scene shutters and actors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

Nos, treadsr, Isslf abuse. VvenereAl diseases
Aaiiy cured. and sslssl sHessses ere oil capable
Of prodseing . wsAksess Of the generaAivs or
esns. The organs Of generation. when In per
feet health. make the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant, energs etc, perseverine,
successful businss. men, are always these whose
gensra,ive organs are in perfect health You
never hear such men complain Of being melau-
choly. Of nervousness. OF pitation OF the heart
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
basiness: they don't become sad and dscour-
syed they are always polite an pleasant iu the
company OF ladies'. and look YOU and them right
In the face. none OF your downcast looks or any
other mcanuess about them. 10 not ean
thess who keep tho organs inaamed by by run
eins 10 excess. These will not only ruin the IL
anstiiituiion. but also tbcss they do business
sish or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rom the effects ofsolf absse and excuses, have
brought about that state Of weak in those or
sans that hss reduced the general system 90
much a. TO induce almost every other disease
idiocy, iunscy. paralysis. spinal affections. sut-
eide. and almost every other form Of deease
which humanit: is heir TO. and the real cause Of
Abe trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
lossored ter oil but the right one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

~ yeu ~ su6srias OF have suffered fron
voluntary discharges. whss eject doss II pro-
ucs upon..your general health DO 20" feel
esat. debiltsssd. easily tired Does i''''s
EXTRA sssrtion produce papitstien Of the hesru
Does ysus liver or urinary organs. or ysur KID
nsys freqcsntiy get out Of ordsrs Isyour urine
sometimes thick milky. or 0ocky. or - u ropy on
settling, Or does . thick scum rise TO the top!
Or 10 q sediment Of the bolton after Il has stood
awhilei DO you have spells Of short breathing
Or dyspepsia, Are your bowels eonstipated :
DO you hsv. SPELLS Of fsinting or rashes Of blood
oths hsadf 10 your memory impaired lsyour
mind constantly dwelling upon this subject' De
you feel dull listless. moping. tired Of company.
Of ifss Do you wish 10 be len alone, TO get
away from everybody Does any little thing
make you start Or jump 10 your sleep broken
Or rsstiesss 10 the lustrs q your ego as bril-.
iants The bloom on your check % brights Do
you enjoy yourself is society - wells DO you
pursue your business with the same energy :
DO you feel ~ much confidence in yonrseifs
Are your spirits duh and tagging. given TO fits
Of melancholy Ifso. do not lay it to your liver
or dyspspsia. Have you restless n,ghtsi Your
ss,k weak. your knees weak. aud have but little
appetite. and you attribuic.this 10 dyspsptis or
yer compant.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
SIMPLE FACI
THRRAPEITlCAL VALUE
OF
DIR. 8. GRlGGC
AROMATIC DITTE8S

lsaks plsasurss in bringing TO The sssise g
~ peeele n this eonmunisy the medicinal
proporties Of Griees' Asooatic Aitten and an
confident through a honest trial they will BE-
found Y pessese every virtue to make them
verify Of yons fullest confidence.
Fer thistsen yeese past have bssa euassing
from Cheonie Diarrhoa Hsnsrsea9s from ths
Bowels, and General Debility. nove tete eetofe
the pfefsseion NJ ease aAay tines 80 eeve
nevss foond mueR pslisf ana ves eo09e9ea .se
aboo1eo "a aetito bosloea nd pieee eyeeU S1se
tAs Osepo Of Inveli6s that ceutd ma no feue!.
eossultsd D. 0riggs some time last August rel
ative to my eeadiiion. He elafmed taes ~ w
use Of 0riees' Aromatic bittsrs ny see A.
long sllesion could be cured. l premises q
rive them fair trisl bought enc case Of Tho
Eittoyp oomenssI their uee nd hove ovofy
fvssco % thsnk God md the proprietor Of
0rieee' Aromatic nitters that my notice vas
called 70 then ~ through their use al Hsmor-
r Are Of the Bovsls hes ceased the Diafrhee y
eeesplstely evefeene And that FseblenssSse long
eusYSfsd has calmly passed away; my appetite
resteeed Crnnne IN the legs ended and - 81.
treUe tsepj6 eendittoe q the Liver reseesed y
oroper ecsion. In NJ own sxper1tnee Gfiegs'
Aromatic Ditters hsve proved one Of the best
ana most reliahle reusdies ever aeed esd en-
thankful Put them to ~ honest tess ana lee.9se
their vlrtvqo: al taewssg oasy csnes0 800.
iaR uader sore aGlictichs simiIsr 70 my own. !
nsko taie sea1smest thst they nay p oneelee
70 eb1oin Ne proper remedy for Their rsiief and
b permitted tAseaeh The use Of Oftk91 Are
nOtfo DtttRs = o96in 6eelero seeoosvso oeane
- 9oo ffom 1iooooo. VIII t9Goele %.
,.ss,>av sI'1Aj;bb ss.,Is. ~ ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

CnIcAoo, Aug. ga young woman
named Nettis King, who soms days age
disappsarsd. il appears committed suicide
BY drowning. The faithlessusas Of her Low.
er 10 the cause assigned.
The bids for excavating nine miles Of the
work on the lllinois and Michigan Canal
were opened yesterday. No contract was
awarded.
The number Of deaths Tor the past week
was go, an increase Of over the proceed
ing week l54 were over 80 years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

klVOPDO0o N40P Net.
by Telegraph. Aug. -.
Flour-27s.
Whest-Rsd Toe lid; white liz Cd.
Corp-Sts 3D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

OAaDoSDALR. Ill, Aug. 25-0en. I.oean
VII address his fellow ci,izens q ara nisce
ON Thursiay next
fRExroRr, H., Aug. c5-Ap e,.t~.ra
oound freight train was thrown from tho
Track ABOUT Tour miles west of here At ons
O'CLOCK this morning, by tic securely fss,.
s s across the track. The engineer, John
Wooa, VAS SO seriously injured that he
aiea IN rev nours. Eehraim Mosier, fire.
Nine cars were smashed up, and q rr.s !.
many hogs slaughtered, and grain abnnJ.
antly scattered. No clue to the pernetr..
tors OF She outrage have been discovered
BLooNINeToN, Ill. Aug 2a-1he Thru
Ward school house was burned last nich,
BY an incendiary. who hoped TO plunde,
the neieh6oring houses in tho confusion.
James McFadden fell from Q Railros,
bridge, while intoxicated. and was kill ID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
FRUIT Z ORNAMENTAL TREES
FOR FALL OF l060.


We have tho pleasure Of announcing that We are
prepared for the Fall Trade with an unusually large
and well grown etOck. embracing
Standard 4 Nv arr Frafs Trees,
Grape Vines, new and old sorts. strong open ground
currants, Raspbcrries. Blackberrics. and al the
Small Fruits
Ornamental Trees and Ohruhs.
Roses and Flowerine Plants Of every description.
Nureeryncn, Dealers and others, purchasing large.
y vim Be dealt viz ssr.l sa Al order, . eow
ton. Parties Interested will DO well to coasnk the
following Catalseuee which are just Issued. and win
Soo and :. 70 FOR No. o. ~
No. /, Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue
Of Fruits. No. :. Descriptive and Illustrated Cata
Green Mouse Pisnts. 10. !, Whelssai: Cstslssss.
free. RtLwAN0ER 8 BARRY,
agald&wl Meant nope Nsrseries. Rochester. y. Z.
NAPOLEON III. OTRAWDERRI.
T,HE HIGHEST FLAvORED, MOST Pro
i dsetivs and best Berry fer Amateur Culture.
In growth. favor and prsdnetiveuess, eseelling
JUCUNOA.
Superior n size and qsalityto
Nh, NnCAl0Be
A. hardy. moro robust and alnest - psollle -
W110ON'O ALBANY,
AID II hi9h, dslieate AAvef e@aal 70
T1lONaR0 oh 9ANO.
lis superior 70 Ill OtreWbsrr1ee " have yet eesn
duSes oar hottest suns without burnine OF injury and
the vigofeus. rsbnse hsbit Of ths psat. Price (by
mail, postage paidl % pr dos. liberal discosnt 70
Nufeefynen, Dseless and AGe1ts. Descriptive cir.
eular With testimonials Of Ches Downing, RsQ Thos
Msshan, EsQ.. Editor GARDENERS Monthly, b. B.
Hooker. RsQ.. rseeidsat Western n. Z. Hertieusur-
MA Fsut 0sOWere society, and Others, (aleo lst Of
nv snA choice Fruits and general Fruii oatal0gueJ
mailed 70 al applicants.
kbW. !. EVANS 4 CO.. York. Pa.
y. B.-We caution purchasers against epuSioue
And inferior varieties (pfO0inens among than the
":.A.stin'1 which have bsea ssnt oss . "Nspoleon
HI" oug3h0&wu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
w anted.

IA both German and Euglish, to csavass fos
the New York Life insurance Company. Apply
TO SMITH = PATTON. General Agts for Iowa,
Office =. T. corner "a and Brady streets, Dav-
enport auC20-d6t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
Contract to DO Awarded.

THE CONTRACT OF PLALTERrN0 ST.
L Marys Church, Davenport, 10 10 be awarded to
IN. best and cheapest Plssterer. All bids will he
ceived during the sneurg week at the pastorate OF
1t. AnthoHys Church, where plans and specinca-
tions can be seen.
Those wishing TO receive the job are requested to
send In their bids Immediately, AZ the contract win
be closed within ten days. ang22-d1w>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
0oiaannuffOn.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i listing between the uudsrsigasd. is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent
JOHN DREW.
+. KETTRNRING.
Davenport. Aug. laih, lscs.-2s div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
LOUISIANA.

Nsw OsLsANs, Aug. 20 Gen. Buchanan
yesterday rslinquished the charge of the
Frsedman's Bureau in tits State TO Gen.
Hatch. Gen. Buchanan remains in com
maud Of the Department until the arrival Of
Gen. ltosssau.
The canvass Of The country parshes has
actively begun
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
New York Money Marked.

New Work Money Market.
- Telegraph Augusl -.
DStOehs-Firm.
Bonds - e's ~, lis; sse's. Let. l.iSxs sd
1.0eit ID. 1.1oA. nsw. l.e7S ~, l0fx: lolos,
l.ooh.
Padne-lA2
New York CsaAfal--l. es&
Rfie-<e.
Illinois Ceatsal-lM.
Northwestsfn-ssiS prsfefrel els.
Rock lalo1d-eSk.
Burlington . Quiney-1.70.
WabasA--51
Gold-lA1A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
House for Sale.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN KAN
ii sAS City No. offer my house, corner Brady
and 10th streets for sale. Price 80 ,oo, For further
PARTICULAR. address - above.
M % dim JAMES d, WILSON,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
WASHINGTON.

WAsHlsoros, Aug. 2G.--The inatrue-
ton, forwarded. few days since TO Gen.
Buchanan. have bosn sent to Gcnsral's
Meade and Thomas, from the war depart
ment. III. distinctions are relative to the
employment Of troops u a!d Of civil
alihortle,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

New HOrk Market.
~ Telegraph Aueust &C.
Ooiton-Frm, - - ~ I-s for middling uplands.
Flour-Duli. Reecipta, 10. 435: !. Go0o.9S for ex-
tSa state: s..o3s.ss for extra western s5oola -
for X. H.O.
wheat-A shade Afmer. Receipts 3,eOe salss Of
Il 600 at e.<!t-choiee new amber state.
Rye-Quiet.
Corn-Opened ArDes and eleesd dali. Aeeeipte.
~ bn. Salss OF 900 bu ct i.l5tl ~ sssoand:
isifl.2s Tor SQUAD nixed westefs seoat: LA for
Barley Dull
Oats-ic better. salss Of q, - b q se07s fer
western 10 store ST 6it ditto alost 7307s for
new ditto.
Pork Qaie.. .. ss.s,oss.oo for sew nsss ss.,s
O2oS for old.
Beef Steady.
Cut Aeats--Qoiet.
LAPd-Hirmef o lokQ19.
Whishy-YiTass 81 1sloc..21.
sngaf-Qaiet
kcgo-2f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

- Ccsdscte1 BY The Spanish 0ovssnusnA- =
ossO.sOe u Gold drawn evesv eeveateen 1ayu. FRI
- caehed and Information furnished. The highest
price paid sos Doubleons end Ill kinds Of Gold nd
silver. TAILOR r CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
y


diseased ofshs bladder. Kidseys. Gravel. Drop
-. Organic weskness. Female Complaints. Ges
erai DEBILITY. and all diseases Of the Uriassy
Organs. wnsthsr existing in Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating. and NO matter
"thow long standing
Nno treatment 10 submitted 70. Consumption
81 lusaaity may easue. Our dcsh and blood ere
supported from these sources, ana the health
and happiasss. and that q Postsrity, depends
upon prompt use Of soreliAhls ssuedy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26

TaE great Napolson vas fond Of violsls,
and cultivated them fer their fragrance q
st. Helena but what is the scent Of the
violet, or Of any combinsti en Of garden
flowers, whsu compared with Ne Dsrlens
sfPaALoN's "FLOR DE NA'FOw Let ths
ladies answer. Sold BY al draggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosros, Aug. 26.-Ths annual match
cAns Of cricket, between Boston and New
York clubs commenced yesterday morning.
The Boston club got one hundred runs ON
the Arst lnning,the New York club twenty
nine. The failing Of both clubs was very
fine
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