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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

OOfLAVO'S GERMAN
TONIC.
eparsd..by DR.. O. n JACKSON
IpHILADRLPHIA.lPA..
The Grsst ERensdles0Ifsr oil
Diseases u ths
LIVER, STOMACH,:or
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
Hoonand's German Bl1(efS
are composed Of the pure juices Tor. - they ere
~, - - Rv.,actsA
Of Roots. Herbs and Barks. max
cen.r.sed. add entirely ft.suir.n Alshsfie 3D.
mixturs OF any kind.
no0rlAND'S !oERMAM TONIC
10 . combinatisu Of oil the ingredients Of the BIZ
tiers. with the pursst quality Of csnta Orus
pleasant and agreeable remedies ever offered to
The public. A..
hslis admixturs. will use
Hoo6an0'O German B1tterS.
In cascs Of nervous depression. when SEINE
alcoholic stimulus 10 pecessary,
no0FlAND'S GERMAN TOME
The Btters Or the Tonic are both equally
good. and contain the ssms medicinal virtues
The stomach. from variety Of causes. sush
y Indigestion. ID dyspepsia, Nervous
D Debility; s.s: !. ~ very T 'Ps r. to ,s s:,:
rSes a. .S:s II. p.... .sr. fro" severe.
or more Of the following diseases
Constipation. elatulencs, Inward Piles. Full.
ness Of Blood 70 the Head. Acidity Of the
Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust
for the Feod. Fulness or Weightin
the Stomach, Sour Eruetasions.
Sinking or Flutssrisg at the Pit OF
the stomach. Swimming Of The
Head. Hurried or Di6culs Breath
| ing. Fiuttering q the Heart. Cheking -
Posture, Dimnsss OF Vision. Dots
or Webs before the Sight, Dull
Psin 10 ths Head, Ds6cisn.
cy Of Preparation.
ii, !; ss;. . :ss i;...
Pain 10 the Side, Beck,
Heat. burning in the Flesh, Constant
lnsginines of Evil and Great
Deprsssisn Of Spirits.
These remedies will efectually cure Live,
Csmylaint, Jaundice, Dyspspsis. Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Chronic Disrrh0s. Disease Of
the kidnoye, ana all Diseeseu efWiu8 HOW
Diserdersd LAYER. stomach. or Intsstinss.
DE DlLIT
| should BE- used.
Resulting from lany Cause Owhatsves ;
PROSTRATiON OF THE TYSTEA,
induced by Severe Labor. Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, etc.
There - NO msdiens1 sztsnt equal to ths:s
remedies in such cases. A tens and vigef Il
impaired to .h. (.hels system. the
Appetite 10 Streng thened, feod % On
loved. the Stomsc digssts prompt
". the blood 10 purified, the csmplexien be.
comes sound and hsslthy, the ysllew tings il
| the checks and the weak and nervous Invalid
becomes . strong and healthy being.
Persons 4 dvancod In Life.
A.d feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
upsn them with oil its attendant ils, will find
in the use Of these BlTTERS, o. the TCNIO. o.
oil xr that will instill new life into their veins
restore in . measure the energy and afdor Of
more youthful DAYS, build up their shrunker
forms, and give health aud happiness to thsiI
rsnaisins yssrs.
Its we'll established lfaet that fully ere
half OF the female portion Of til,
population are sci II dom in the enjoy
ment Of good heal tn or to use theiI
own expression, ''nsver feel we'll" They are
lsnsuid. devoidof all energy, extremely ner
To This clsss az persons Tho BITrERa. orath,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
PRICES.

aes1aad's German Bttsrs. Per bottle. Isl -
half dosen... s 20
Hcoaand's German Tonic, put up in quart
O0sssso ...s.... ~
Per bottle, or half do1cn for ...... 50
!, Do not forget to examine we'll the srtiele
you buy, IN order 10 get the genuine.
Fer sale ~ lall Druggl0as oa0
Dealers 81 Medicine.
sadAwssaAAvsan.ssb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
but regarding the
my appropriate sp


CACTlON.
HooAand's German Remedies ere counterfsit
; = 8: 81 =: ':..; :::: ;'s
sach bottle. All ethers ere eoan.
erfeit.
Principal once md Mandatory at the German
Medicine Store, No. eSl ARCH Street, Phila-
delphiA.
en- ARLEO NJ. EVANS.
German Drussist. Proprietor.
FsrosrlyeC. n. JAsRses . Co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pa.
writes
Philadelphia. March 10, 1857.
tors 70 good ton ic, and Of great
benefit In eases Of debility, and want
sfssTvous actisn In the system. Yours truly.
geo w. OODWARDn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

Philadelphia, April 20. 1855,
~ consider 'HsoHand's German Bitssrs''
valuable medicine in cases Of attacks of Indiges.
tion Or Dyspepsia. l can certify this from my
experience oi:t.
Yours. With respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
Persons a dvancsd In Life.

Aad feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
upon them, with oil its attendant ills, will find
in the use Of these BITTERS. o. the TCNIO. an
Of; xr that will insti new life into their veins,
restore in . measure the energy and srdor Of
more youthful days. build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and happiness to their
rsnaisiag years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
DIR. BigeloW.

] / !
!sthe only PhysiciaD. - aepeeial1ge,
now In Chicago that can b. entirely
, relied upon. 90 TO ME and mot onl-
, ferthat horrible disease TO remain n
Jour systnm, disnguring your faes
and body, besides destroying your
happinerr and future prospects oflife.
He has made PRIVATE DISBA0B0
ma ard NERVOUS DEBILITY his studp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Tno Universal C1othos vvrADGo
WIS Rovnls Inpsovm Dossl1 0sAs cannot b
sarpasssd or sNsale1 By any other Wfipger for d.
rabi)fy. III Ne ssplfasion q ~ patent IT ~
.sTOP 0BAR,. or fastsnian abevs ~ eoas. which
prevents them from entirely espafatisg.
Any sensible person can nAeefs1AnA hat ese-
Wheel wrisess hsviAg EGG. whstAes q ~ q both
ends Of the ROLL which eaa play apart and Ay out Of
e,ar when large article is pessed thfeuge, 10 CON-
PARArlvHLY WORTHLESS, - the soes afs thsa
Of no cid when most needed.
1Ae UnrvIasAL W3noG8 vas awarded The ED
nsaal q tie Great New Kngisnd Fair. toek ~ Ass
prenIum ct the National Fair at WashinGton, also
n the State 1airs Of avssy NosTnsax esA1s and 10
>As oney wripger which ever took 1rst pfemiuo ae
Ne Fair Of the American Institute.
IT. sale (nov over $50 COZ wrngen)is greater thaa
Of al other wringsrs combAed. It b very dafasle
and every UxvrnsAI WRIs.n - wAnAxssp.
A supply always kept ready for shipment At Clevs.
lard, Cbks1o, 81. Louis. Louisville and New Or.
leaas. Sold BY dsslsrs generally.
r. O. BROWNING. 0en. Agent.
% Cortland 81 New YOSk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Dn. JAcEsox-Dear Sir: ohavs bees 10
quently requessed ~ connect my name with 70
snmsndasiens Of different kinds Of medicine
=: :; :; i; :; s; =: !:
prssf in various instances and particularly in
my own family. Of ths usefulness Of Dr.. Hoof-
land's German Hittsrs. depart once from my
usual course, TO express my full conviction that
or general debility Of the system. aud espec-
ally for Liver Complaint, it 10 . safe and vslua-
10 preparation. In sene cases It may fail; but
susllv. doubs not. it will be very beneficial TO
thos who suffer from the shove canses.
Your. very respectfully.
j. II. kENNARD.
Eigth. below Coates 8
FROM REv. Z. D. FENDALL.
Assistant Ediser Christian Chfesis.s, Philads
phia:
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoo1ana's German Bit1e1o, anA feel il my priv.
tlege TO recommend them - . most valuable
ionic, 10 ell who ars sunsring from general d.
bility o. from diseases arising from deranee.
msut Of the hver.n
~ T.i. rsxpALL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
WASHINGTON.

WAsnIHo ION, July 13--Thc President
sent 10 the Senate to day, the following
nominAtions, among others Chas. 3. Rains
of Kansas. 10 be Consul. General Of Homo
lulu; Lorcpzo P. Williston, Associate Jos.
ticc supreme Court. Nontsns Henry L.
Warren, Chief Justice Supreme Court
Montana; JAS. II. Dillon, of Oregon, agent
for I.skama Indians Felix w. Demingly
OF New York, Consul at Tobacco; Lafay-
cite Head. of New Mexico. agent for In.
dams In that Territory Edward b. McCoOk
Collector Of Internal Revenue. Eighth Dis
triot OF Illinois.
Commissioner Wilson, of the General
Land ONCE has caused to be examined and
adjusted the accounts betw IN the United
States ead the States Of Kansas. Nebraska,
Minnesota and Oregon, for the five per cent.
fund accruing Ia those States upon the net
proceeds OF sales OF public lands within
their limits, during the y 1867. The bal.
ancc due to said States ON the 3lst day of
December. 1867, are Minnesota, CIT, 179 ;
Kansas ST. 59.; Oregon, $542 .625; Wiscon-
sin, *Gl9.06S Michigan, 81 ,055.2 PSI; Nebras-
ka, $l,0WG4g.
Twenty five messenger, male and female,
will be discharged from the Treasury De
partment during the coming week, on &C.
Count OF lack Of appropriations.
II IL stated that Secretary Seward hes
purchased Sonora and Sinaloa from Aexic0
Minister Burlingame 10 said to have ne.
gotisted with Secretary Seward, q treaty Of
commerce between the United States and
China.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
WASHINGTON.

WAsnIsoroS, July H-At an Internal
meeting Of Republicans yesterday, il vas
decided 70 confirm Evarts for Attorney
General.
The Senate yesterday ?. =. confirmed the
nomination o. Edwin McOook % Collector
d Internal Revenue 10 the eth district Of
Illiaois.
The Ohisaee Tmss' WAshingtsn special
seys b has seen The original draft In Mr..
Ohass's own hand writing Of the platform
upon which the chief justics agreed to &C.
eept the New York nomination. One 81
~ resol utions announces that the Amsri9
can Democracy declare their nxsd Adhesion
10 the great principles OF equal rights and
exact justice TO all men in oil the States.
Another contends that both wisdom and
duty require that the application Of the
principle be left 10 the people Of each State,
without interference Of the National Gov
eminent. The third resolution declares
that honor and duty alike require the hon.
est payment Of the public debt, and the
faithful performance Of oil public obliga
tons, but denying that our creditors, more
than other men, arc entitled to special "a
vor in the Interpretation Of the laws. TIL.
correspondent also adds that the Chic
Justice was importuned after the meeting
Of the convention, but refused to accept
the nomination OH any other platform thar
one Of his own making. lie 10 also op
posed 10 the third party movement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
NEWS
~ TELEGRAPH,
TO z'IlR DAILY DEMOCnAT.
new Y0RE.

NTw YoaK, July 1.-the master ma
sens held another meeting yesterday, vheu
IL was stated that the ownsvs OF buildings
In the city had many OF them agreed &c
wait for al end ~ The strike. II wac alsa
stated that tho German strikers had be
come dissatisfied. had broaen up their old
organ nations, AMI we're returning TO labor
under the ten hour rule.
Seven young girls went in 10 battle last
evening At the foot Of Of 56th strest, Eas,
River. one of them got beyond her depth,
and 10 her struggles TO escspe drowning
dragged three others into like danger A
boy IA years old, named Franz Beck, hear
ing the screams Of the girls, came TO their
assistance, and succeeded. BIZ persistent d.
wing, in rescuipg three Of the four. Tho
other, named Powers, was drowned.
The heat yesterday was said to be the
most intense that has been fell for fourteen
years A very large number Of persons Tell
in the street inscnsibls from heat, two OF
whom died during the day. Thirty-sev
persons we're taken 10 Bsllons Hospital,
three Of whom died. AZ three o'clock yes
,srday morning the Thermometer stood 81
degrees, at 4 =. II. 81, and at midnight
50 degrees.
whsrton's nickel works, together with
buildings occupied by operatives, near
Camden, N. j., were burned Sunday morn
ing. Loss 10000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

john n. Young 800 for expenses Incurred
~ him IN tho contested election case tc-
tween himself and Samuel Mckee.
A debate arising, il went over.
Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on
Ways and Means. reported back shc Senate
bill lecalizing the act OF two OF the TIRES
tx commissioners for Kansas. Passed.
Mr.. Farnswor,h, from the Post Once
Committee, reported supplemental Posi-
Ofii0 bill. Passed.
Mr. Pike presented the petition OF the
National Board of Trade with reference 70
the navigation OF the Mississippi. Referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, introduced
a Ill. to amend the act of April l4th, lso2,
establishing uniform rule OF naturaliza-
ton. referred to the judiciary Conmtice.
Sessions for debate only were ordered Tor
every evening this week.
The House refused. BY . vote OF " to %.
mo, I've. thirds voting in the Affirmative, to
snsnepd the rules ia order 70 allow Mr..
srbenek 10 offer . resolution making the
civil service bill q special order.
The senate bill relating to the Freedmen
Bureau. and providing for Its discontinu-
ance was debated.
Mr. Adams offered An amendment provi-
ding for the discontinuance OF the Bureau
In all the States Immediately on their be-
coming represented in Congress. Rejected.
Mr. Allison moved TO amend the bill by
making the discontinuance absolute on the
first OF January next. Adopted, and the
bill passed.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on Dlec
tions, reported the credentials OF Nathaniel
Boyden eand Oliver s. Decker. members
elect from North Carolina; they had been
examined and found in due form, but these
gentlemen were unable TO take the test oath
Mr. Boyden having been . member OF the
North Carolina Legislature under the con
Tolerate government, and Mr.. Decker
having served three months in the copiedef
ate army in 1861. The political disabilitiei
then incurred had been relieved BY act oI
Congress. and the committee recommended
that the oath prescribed for persons who's
disabilities had been removed should be ad
ministcred
The motion was agreed 10. and Messrs
Boyden and Decker had the oath admins
tered and took their seats - members.
Mr.. Judd asked leave 10 offer ses0luti0g
making The Niagara ship canal the specia
order tor the 10th OF December next
Mr. Ashley, Of Nevada. asked leave 10 In
tfoiucc bill taxing the interest on Unite(
States bonds 10 per cent.
Mr.. Miller objected.
Mr.. Moorhead moved 10 close the genesa
debate on the tariff bill in thirty misutes
Mr.. Washburnc, OF Illinois, moved q
amendment by making 1t two hours.
The House, by vote Of "a TO 81. agree
to 20 into Committee Of the Whole on tn
tariff bill. After speeches by hessrp. Moor
head. Griswold. Maynard. briggs, CARTEL,
and Pike, the Committee rose and the Hous
| took n recess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

0AxKJHT0 SALD.
II the District Court Of EcoN County, Btsts Of
lows.
TIE STATE OF IOWA,
Hcoss C0unSY.
BY virtue Of . general execution issued fren
The Office OF the Clerk Of the District Cours Of
Scott County. State Of Iowa, in favor Of Kb-
neser Sherman and against q. Jamms. dated
July 18th, A. D., 1868, and 10 me directed
commanding me that ofths goods. chsttels,
stock Or interest in any company. debts due.
property in tho hands of third persons. lands
and tenements (Which are not exempt by Law
frsm execution )of the said q. Jamme, make or
cause 10 be made thelsum Of enc hundred and
seventy nine ss-l0o (el7s-ss-loo) dollars. with
interest and costs. l levied upon Iths fol-
lowing 9 described real estate. living end
being situated in the County of Scott and State
oflows. viz Lots one "a two (a) and three o.
10 block No. eleven (lD. Sturdevsnt's map Of
town lots in the city Of Davenport.
And l hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sae At public cutlery. at the Cou-t House
door in the CITY Of Davenport, County Of ecott
and State OF Lows. on Saturday the 18th day Of
August. 1885,. between ths hours OF : o'clock A.
n. and Z o'clock r. y. Of said day. sale - com.
.snes At The hour Of I've o'clock p. u. Of said
day. and will sell 70 the highest and best bid
der therefor, in cash, the above described prep
srty. Or sufAsisnt thereof 10 satisfy the above
debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this llth day Of Juiy, 1858.
0U9rAvUS SCHNlT0DR.
sheriff Of Scott County. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
NEW YORK.

Urea, July l3-Gov. Seymour arrived
home this afternoon and was welcomed
with great enthusiasm by his friends. Bells
We're rung. cannon fired, fire companies
turned out. bands played, &c. The crowd
was immense and enthusiastically cheered
the Governor, to whom a formal greeting
WAS extended by Judge Davis. Gov. Sey-
mour, from the hotel steps. made brici
hnt feeling acknowledgment Of the kindness
OF his friends and neighbors. He soon after
retired 10 his residence amid renewed de.
mnnstralions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In the matter Of Wn. DasgsS, Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of said William Bargsr, and
other pefsons intsfestsd.
GINS you ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED
y that petition he's been filsd il seid Court.
~ william Dargss, Of NE city Of Davenport.
q Scott county, 10 saia District, duly declared
DAakruV4 uaAsS the ast Of Osngrsss Of March
"a. 1867. for discharge and csrtikcsts theeee(,
from III bic Aet1s asd other elsi0s
psovabls undee soid -, and that the 18th day
81 August, A. d. 1855. q the hour often o'elssk
4. \. = sasd d.. is asiFsd for The herring q
the same before the said Court q
Ksokuk, love, whsn aad whore you may a.
tend and show esuss II any you have. Why the
pssysf Of said petition should NOT BE- .grssted.
Your ere hereby further eeeiasd that third
meeting Of the creditors Of the said William
Berger. for The purpesss provided in Section %
Of Shs Act Of Congress Of March %, 1857, will
BE- held % shs llSh day Of August, 4. D., 1858,
q the boar Of tss O'Clock, A. NJ. Of said
dsv, before ~ Hsa. n. II. Price, Register.
athis Office No. :. West SECOND street. In the
city of Davenport, State Of lswa, when and
wIere you can be present Il yeu desire to be.
julll.dSt tues h. K. LOVE CLERK.
MApV,N 4 MUnpasY Atvvs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 13.-During yesterday and
to-day five cases of sunstroke have been
renotted in this city.
Gen. +. p. Blair Jr., arrived in:ChicsgO
this morning and left this evening on trip
to the Rocky Mountains.
President T. X. Winston Of the Penn.
Central Railroad, who arrived here from
the East on Saturday. left to-day for the
end OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
AT the dedication Of Grace Church IN.
E.) yesterday collection OF over o37. 900
WAS taken up to Pay the debt OF the church
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

Aii. W.renaa, !, th.s s,chsncl,. Ss.w..a
'|ferie v,ll 4. a.. a., ~. ,s,..sh I, ;s....su
ecrr,. a. ss.s 49, ~ 'ue s'Ss"scu. Az" nature
Wes, ~ $50 $500 o' man IN ms peru;
ahercuehtv erS...,,S !. IN, ~ =. sss.s. -
maj the Doctrine ws n,;sw, WI " secn NM sne
-. end that the med,e,nc We sssos. - 'ne .ue
Sisrly adopted 70 the doctrine Tn"'. ~ Pr
>ssecnstrncsed stom~chs'' in nearly svs~" So. ~
= che Union. will gladly testify 10 ~ S.sG
eaise. - they should, the marvellous y,,, mo
fschenet's sssweed Tonic.
esss c,en' people In Ten onght 70 use
la. necsuseycur stomach is gu. of order and
a. Ses.ass -. d ss sse a.: Sr. AZ sssn
n>as Of life shaa you might.
- nscsass yons S ,ies = not pure cnd esse,
~ s,ms. ''e = -'"'' a's'' -
81 49,. !. ZSs cannot .s ssi.. = =: :. d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
LOUISIANA.

INV OaLsAss. July l4.--Gov. War
mouth WAS inaugurated yesterday. after
which he notified Gan. buchanan. The
latter thcrsupon issued an order notifying
ell military officers that civil Law was now
supreme in Louisiana, and Instructed civil
officers under military appointment to hand
over their Offices 10 their successors who
havs been elected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
Foreign News BY Atlantic Cable

9 LONDON. July l4-Cook and Blake, ar
rcstod as Fsnians, were examined at Bow
street 10 day, and the police testifying 10
hnding large quantity Of arms aid arn-
muntlon in thar premises, they were re.
mAnded for trial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Democracy OF
Chicago have arranged for meeting omsr-
row evening to ratify ths New York nomi-
nations. A terchlight procession Is down
on the programme.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
mARYllnD.

BALrlnoRs. July live eolorsd wo-
men were found dead in the woods In Wor-
cestsr county few days since, bearing un
mistakabls evidence Of having been shot
down while bcrrying.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

asrsss Stslsn....S2OO Reward

CTOLER FROM NY PASTURE. In BOW
y LING. on Thursday, the 9TH inst., dark
bay Mare, two years past, white star IN face,
scar on nose, AID letters J. Z. BRANDED on right
shoulder.
Also. stolen, last spring, bay mare. ssms
the colts, and 0ie0 each for the thieves.
! Address JAMES ". BETTY.
irll-d0tAwlt Camden Mills, ILL.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

New York Market.
~ fslsfssph.I ysly ~.
Cotton-Hiddi'ng upssds. dsli.
Plour-Duii receipts. 81 - stI was rs for e.
ira state .556 % Tor cara ~cstern s,sofL125 u
for X. o.
l. wheat-Mcrs seive: receipts. iss o9s bu &C fos
ean Il 81 for nsW white Southern 4 20 for nev
white Askonsas. the erot ever received here.
Coma shade 6rmsr, shoaeh NOT very octfve 70
csipts nominal l.seoI fes 0ixsd wsstern saeat
l.1S l-2Ol 10 for white.
Basley-Dull aad nominal.
Osss-Duil and heavy: no receipts; 50 for vsstsfz
Goat e for ditto il store.
Pork Quiet ana heavy g. Jooas 70 FOR new nsss
a1d - oee3o IS for old.
Deef-SteaAy.
Cut 4oate-Quiet.
LarA-Duli.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

By Telegraph. July IL.
Whsas--Etssdy salcs Of amber at 2so.
| Corn-Active Fresh receipts %; re gulsr 81
Oats-Dull ssis@69.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

OavoDpoFt Market Report.
Osycs ~ Snu DAvnHpons Duus cpAS.
July 18th, 1855.
f1ssa-Whelsssls, elo.le: retail. oll.o0.
WnaAS-vssy choice in the market, q 90.
No. 2. el..o, No. S,el.6e@ol.s5.
BAalsY-No quotations.
OASs-sb0eee.
RVs-None in the'market,
CeaB-7417Se.
0HiOus None in the market.
PeSASoDe-7Sc.
BsYsBs-a71<03oe. perm.
Ksss-22xg 95e.
Aav-0ood Timothy 4lo. oe0S ll.es per sss.
Prairie e6.oo9s.Oo per ton.
.CsAs-Soft-ls@l7 costs per busAsl, from
wagons.
Asr.a.css-At yard $500 per tss. D.
livered elS.0e per ton.
WeeD-oso oOo7 90. per Csrd.
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I IlAvcrp0Ok Market
ny feleg.aph.] July "a.
-Four sos.
uwheat-Red, lls..id; white, lss I'd.
Germ SIS Cd.
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DoV00pofts ..................... Iowa.
walD H0TKL SITUATED IN TIE C1NTRIOy
block mon the Fsssy ana 9teambo6t Laodin0. I'M
- epen for the rscspooa Of guests q
Wednesday. April lSth. looo,
y hos reeently usdssgons Thorough repairs ~ n.
ssnsive additees, aaseg vAieh 9 dfniae - %
oanpl1 rooos for Agsats. 81 oGpls acssI1S1s.
tc.s Tor ovss 80 guests. Il beine fasaished co0-
lsees WITH new noden spSoa 1uslituse, - 49,
Cooling Heagee, he HIoleieeuss ~ WosfonSe6 n
os1ag % 1oaiies. 1oei1ses end TIE tRsve1ine pab-
u, u o1ognGeivQ 1G1fonh $1,000 u1ooo - ef6S
r8NxulAx. soluY 90,
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0es AO0aO 00RngOe.
~ Telegraph July II.
Flour Quite. hrm for choice but other ere1oi
irregular. .
Higher 1t o90sO.
Oats--- Largely advanced a .e0si.
Rye---Lowsr at 1.2001.25
Provisions. :. Unehanesd.