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We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
savannah weekly Market.

c,v.NNAH. February 13.-CoTroN.-Ih market
onened on Friday with fair dcma out ,nS . c
of buyers were TOO ~" ioi 4'-N
sales were made. .,-o r,,r q oood demand
4rom eneulators which became more actlVe alter tne
receint of noon d. patches. Buyers were resticveu
on ORDERS and not inclined 70 NEE. Lne oo;t of "a
vorable news from Liverpool led holders 10 agan aa
vance their figures. good business was oone' tie
market closing firm with an upward tendency.
Monday opened frm with fair demaud; put lew
transct,ons were effected until Liverpool sdvices
were received, which, being favoraple' cause1 lne
market to become excited at an advance OF @a1sc
On Tuesday morning there was an acuVe oenauu
nj full Drnces which buyers were dlsposeu 70 Gull
cede until the reception If continued favoraoie r.
ports frrm Liverpool caused holders 10 put up t9ei
prices 10 figure wnich buyers were not disposeu "
give. The market however, closcd nrm' Will an 30'
vancins tendency .oo5 ,r,,,;rv
but holders were asking too high TO suit
little business done until Liverpool reporIed
frmer m ,rket, and New York an advance ~ Ae. Ls
ter in the da the adv1ce5 Dot bein5 80 EVoraoie
caused q oulness, and the market closed qme' ano
steady .... x, ia
msnd but at lower rates. holders ASKING lui prices
anticipating an advance, but buyers would not
move. awaiting Liverpool news. Now York reported
Arm market but at unchanged quotations. they also
being at stand still in the absence OF caoie aoVlces.
The market has been very irregular ali oay IN many
instances the common grades having peen sold at
wide range. At $50 D. M Liverpool advices were re-
ceived which were favorable. but too late to affect
sales. Our market s SO irregular, especially for the
low grades, that we can only quote as fonowu;
SEA Is1ANDs-Prices OF this description ef cotton
have ste.oy advanced during the past ten days and
fine Flo.idas may now be quoted l0a16c higher than
In the early part OF last mouth, while medium grades
have advanced Case. The offering stock is almost
exhausted and the and is very active 20 MI Eu-
ronean orders, The sales to-day have been as fol-
lows: bales at s7Hc: 8 ut 42Hc; at 4Sc; 5s at
l5c: at 47c; IA at soc; al 55c; at &c; at IOc
Total 174 bales Total sales for the week, Dos paes
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NEW BOOKS.
PAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

NEW BOOKS.
PAYNE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
NEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY W. PAINE, III.
d. Professor of the Principles and Practice OF Meui.
cine and Pathology in tho Philadelphla university
of Medicine and Surgery; author OF Paine's Prac-
ticc of Surgery: work on Obstetrics and Materia
Msd,ca sut6or of New school Remedies; al Epi-
tome Of Eborlies Practice OF Meoicine; Review Oh
Homeopathy; Work OIL me aistSry co Oh ornD,
&c &c. II is a royal octave OF 9G0 pages. and con-
tains full description OF OIL diseases KNOWN III
medicine and surgery, including tnose OF women
and children, together WIN thels pasaoy S;hods Sna
treatment by all the new ana lmpro'eu nelnoos'
Price 81; postage 30 cents. o NOR, cr,nrr o,,;,
Address the author, Nc. 93s ARCH STREET, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
ALSO. NEW WORK,
Eut:tled New school Medcines, 1c "nlch IL 'ne ony
inc nll the Eclectic Homo; athic ano Botanic Rem?-
dies, with ull regular Materia Medica. prico 20;
postage ireo.
Address as above.
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY.
A sEII-MoNTuLY JOURNAL OF MkDlCiNE, soh-
gerry PHYSIOLOGY HYGIENE AND GENERAL
I1TrnATURE, DEVOTED TO THE PRO-
FEss1oN AND THE PEOPLE.
The cbeane Medical Paper in the world, pub
lished every two weeks at the University building,
Ninth-street South OF Walnut e,oo
Single copies. ..'.''' '''.''''''''S ~
Five copies 10 one address. ss............a.3o 80
Ten copies to one address. ..7.60
Fifteen comics to one address. ...........9.3
Twenty copies to one address " 49,: .ic:oo
The r,tters up OF the Club shall have one copy
traits. Address w. PAINE, NJ D., Editor,
Ssr,o,,i'or rs philadelphia. Pa.
MEKCHANTs AND BUSINESS MEN
WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FROM
w that rich Cotton country, Southwest Geor.
gia, would do well to advertise In the
o. "DAWsON JOURNAL
An old.established newspaper, pu6hshcd ut the
fourishing little city Of awson IN the heart Of this
rich Cotton belt Having the largest Slrcuistion
of auy papor in this section it offers extra induce
ments to advertisers. . .s
% Published weekly at S2 per ann41n. Aa'er-
DnoarnLor ~ Dawson. Ga.
THE GREEJVILLE MUUVTAlNEER
Unpublished EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 6G
| per wear, in advance. Advertisements Inserted
a. rrsn.1 ratea G. Z. ELFOUD,
NAV IN Editor and Proprietor,
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CITY RAILWAY COM
pANY .-l

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY. b.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAF eoo
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STRREIA
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, January 1st, 1858.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY
KING-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,Oer Terminus
at and at inter at AM a; H. ana mo, al nmtes
Ssss Sas Of ten ten @ gs minutes ties S 0f s g
last trip at $50 PM. N. -
N.R.-Leave the Battery on each hour hom 8 A.
H., Eo7 P. NJ Every other trip from the old iPost-
Office. - =
RUTLEDGE.sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminu, Leave Lo,oerI Terminus
ut 7sO AM, and at inter. at sO7 AM and atinter.
7als Of dfteen ll5 minutes vas of fifteen minutes
during the day till s.16 during the day till sP:M'
Pm. '5.--
N.B.-Leave the Battery thirty-scven $50 minates
past each hour Every other trip from the old Post
Office.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the LeOer 1s,m,.
at AM and OF inter- nus ut $3.50 AM, anu ,oa, ns
utes till Three (3) O'Clock minutes till $50 I'M,
p H., when the interval when tho intervaiis eyeay
is every ten (1O) minutes ten 10y minutes eA 1'ao
u nBvA b. the trips are to the Battery, until e.2oP P.
NJ The last trip of each car to the old Postoince'
RUTLEDGE.sTREETL LINE.
1pave Timer Terminus Leave Lower Terminus
ar q A NJ and Mt inter at 9:S7 An, and ct inter
vs,s of every fifccn ii5, walls of every fifteen Q6)
minutes lin i2 O'Clock H., minutes till 1887 PM.
when the interval is every when theinterva Is every
thirty (so) minutes t thirty l3O) minutes till
6.45 PM. 100 PM o-,
NB.-Al the trips are to the Battery untll S.s' T.
NJ. The last trip OF each car to the old Postoihce.
). W. RAMSAY,
January 90 Secretary and Treasurer
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January2
.THE IRISH CITIZEN"

THE IRISH CITIZEN"
NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
Proprietor and Editor. JOHN MiloHhA'
Ta1RsT NUMBER TO APPEAR ON SATURDAY,
Il the 18th of October, 1867. com
Terms by the year. sn
Terms for half year.. ...-'''''-'' m
Terms 70, four months. :.....''.'' i'S
Climbs of 10 III the usual prop, Ion.
Advertisements to be forwarded lnmed,aseiS' 90
as to be duly classified ,oux,,rrcur
' Office of tho Irish Citizen,
No. 81 Barclay street, New YORK.
Ser rtember 80
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Stock en- hand February r.. 2a66 oo,siS
RIcE-Prices have advanced during the week. and
with an active demand holders are very hem Prlme
Clean Carolina sells readily at 10c by the quanuy
and Hall &c at retail Rough Rice is firm at 81 60
for fair art lie, and prime quality for seed Is hed
at S4a5 though parcels have been sold at lower
Hgures A large proportion OF the crop now coming
forward has been sent to Northern m1is IN the
rough, as parties in Boston and New York nave
bought or controlled large quantities OF tae product
with view Of holding it for higher prices Oh &C.
count of the short crop.
FREraHTs-we quote cotton by steam direct to
Liverpool at I'd for Upland and l1sd for sea Island
and by sailing vessels ut I'd for square and "a Tor
round bales. BY steamers via New York the rate IL
about I'd higher. 10 New York by steamship. lc
ON Upiand, 1Xc on Sea Island, and 50 50 on hice.
To Philadelphia, 10 on Cotton 75c on Domesucs,
and 50 on Rice. 10 Baltimore, Ac on Cotton. and
81 rs on Rice There are bat few vessels uI ior
coastwise ports. Cotton is 30 10 New York and Ac
to Boston Rough Rice is taken to Boston at lac
from Savannah, and 16c from the Satilla, Altamaha
and Oge, Chez But little doing in lumber. We quote
nominal to Northern ports ut SO and So 80 to East
ern. West Indian and south American freights are
uull and nominal, there being but few Offers lin.
ber to European ports remain at S4a16c per load OF
GOO feet Coastlng vessels are in demand. there
being but few IN port, and taking freights ct good
rates.-Aduertiser.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT oFFTCE,f
CHARLESTON, y. c., October 8, 1851.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 6, 1857, THE PAS
" SENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Bail
road will run ns follows, VIZ -.
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THE GREEyVILLG MOUVTiINEER
TsPUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 6G
i per year. in advance. Advertisements Inserted
AZ ,lsns1 ratea G.. E. ELFOIiD,
Nav IN Editor and Proprietor,
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.

Leave Upper Terminus
at 8 AM, and OF inter-
valH of twenty coy min
utes till Three (3) O'Clock
P. ~, when the interval
is every ten t10) minutes
till TOO P. NJ.
N.B.-An the trips are I
NJ. The last trip of each
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
ON THE DEBT OF The CITY WHICH ACCRUED ON olsT
DAY OF DECEMBER LAST.
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GREENyILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL
ROAD

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9Th
" Passenger Trains viii run daily, Sundays ex-
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ship R Winthrop, Stuart Liverpool-4o days.
Salt and Mdze. TO the Master, Hubert J
f Adcer & Co, WL-Webb, l. Agnew jan
10, Joseph Wilson, boy, native of Charleston, fell
from aloft to the deck, and sustained fracture OF
the iawbone and compound fracture Of the lg.
Fob lat S2 lon 1892 spoke the ship Juanpore, 16O
dovo from shanghai for London short of provisions;
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Leave Lo,Der Terminus
at 8 AM, and at intcr.
vals of ten ll0) minutes
during the day till 9 2.
M. -''i' a.. q
on each hour from sA.
: trip from the old iPost-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

CAMELLIAS.
PARSONS . Co. offer = ssock eqaai sAsy ever
grown in the country. The attention Of Plant grow.
efeis invited to stss. whicb - vssy healAy and
beautiful. They can be furnished iron e9c per le0
prices addseoaA u 1LUo0lN0, n. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
HALLS
Vegetable SicHian Hair Remover

Eret'u year imcrcnaes the pOpu-
tdrity If this r0lmabte Hair Prep
ds0tiOp, scittch Is dMe to merit
alOMc. lie can assure Our Oid
i,tstrOsss that It Is kept fully up to
its high standard. and to those
tcItO haze nerer used IL IRE can
confidently s0y. that IL IL the only
rreLiabte aud perfected },Iepayn-
ton 10 restore GRAY Ols FADED
HAIR to its WOMihfMi color. max
tng It soft, isstrOus, and siikcn
to scalp, IN its use. becomes
sUhite aud clean: Il reM0rcs Ill
eswptiOns and dsssssl,'uf. usa nv
IT. tonic properties prercHfs the
hpSs' from falling ONT. as IL slim
ue0feS and 9aOu5.shes the hair
gl1sslfs. by its use .he hair Nro,Us
thicker and stronger. IN badness
k restores the capillary glands
TO their normal tigor. ami miW
create n McW groWfh cTceE: IN
extreme Ofd age. II il the Ma.
economical JKAsI DisEs>Essa
erer used. as IL requires Jracr
applications. and girts The hni,.
that splrndih Dt0ssY appearance
50 much 0d,nir~d Or az. i. I.
Hayes, VI. d.. state :.saJec ~
.Mass.. sHys. "ihe constituents nae
pure and caretuly scfccfe6 t',,.
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Il the BEST PlkEs'AiStI ,fsN j0i.
its intended lDmrposes. -" .tgr-
tisIs a. hrcdfise on Ire hu. fci. q
zee seIi6 free Jy mat upon az. i
cation. Whirh contains te9.3f a.
d0fOry notices jIDn Cfc .1tt4 u.
physicians. TIE press. ana al 81.
We hare HUsle The >iAr'B - arg
hdip. and lis d;sed.eS e = ,e.s.s1t!af
for gears. nnd knosp htG ~ 1t"t.c
tho most e1rrtire jl,sDnraf,. ~
the restoration amt M l'!s r -
tom Of the hair. c.r:ot.3. t=5s 40
acknowledged by the t't.' Al
cal and Chemical Ani.,u:.t.e.
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LOTTO.

LOTTO
Prof. ChriSty'S Hair Lotto
IL neat. cean pule uniform and reliabls and richy
perfumed for the toilet II cona ne NO sugar OF i'd
or other poisonous minerals oils. II m axes II
hair glossy and beautiful. removes dauCrun restores
gray hair to liz original c0lor-Will grow hair on
bald heAds, and can be used - hsir-cressug for.
ever without the slightest injury 10 the b, ain op
tic nerve. Do not take anything ere, but get the
pure article II your druggist will not get /. for you
send direct to the man Ufactory Fold BY rugeiete
81 per bottle: hsf dozen s. cen, to any address
trade. send for teeiiu onials.
Prof Christy's Hair Lotto will promote the growth
OF Ladies hair 10 any length desred Head wha, =
lady says about PRoF. CntIsrY's HAZE L. RIO.
PDor. CuDsrr- SIH: Ieommencst the use osyo our
Hair PrepAl alton ~ . time when ny hair wue IN .
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your Hair Lotto 10 try It. and was 90 pleased with
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FOR nearly year. and IL has Yr0wn me head Of
hair that 10 soft and glosey, and 1t 10 longer than II
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The lady TO whom the post refers In tho following
lines must have used Lotto:
Like her to whom at dssd OF nieht.
The bridegroom, with his locks OF light
Game In the flush o.love and pride
And scaled the teraoo Of his bride;
When, ~ che saw him rashly slripg.
And midway up in danger. cling,
She fiung him Iowa her long black hair,
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a. Z. CMRlDTY 4 CO..
Manufacturers.
LIS West Fourth street,
ostas-aeodsn CINCINNATI, ONO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

M0eSI BITTERS ARE PREPARED PCRB
B0ufborn whitley. from . eoUtlna1ion Or over
Wsatv AtGsssnt kinds Of roots, hasks and herbs
which act in perfect concert one wsth the other pre-
passd irun the original formula given 81 the great
chief, Red jacket TO Dr.. Chaplin Who ueen them sue
cessfully n HE practice for many yeaFs and BY their
use eanod % great . popularity in the treatment
tioa. eiek sd Nervous Hea1ache, Hsvss and Age.
and ali diseases arising from torpid liver and ind
eUti0n Peroous sunerinE firm either Of theee
lcathsonc diseases win And cure 81 The = ! 81
tAeUe Dieeefs, whieh afe perfectly yuFo ma - ff
III thooe draes and poisons uaunily put pp ineuch
prrperatinue, and palmed % on IN unepepectiu1
fublic A single trial VIII convince the u,oet ekeut
- ShAt ID the RED JACKET there IL . virtne thas
no Othef Bitterf poeeese.
they strengthen ana invieorate the syssen.
Tney Ase uneesallep for general debility
They are . cure for Dyepepe,a. k
They give geod and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion:
Thei purify the breath and sciditv Of the sto aeh.
Thcy cure llianhra and Cholera Nnfkue.
Their are an snsidote to change Of wxfer ana ant.
! TAsy are The heat etimulant IN exietanee
They are preventive Of Fever and ARue.
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache. -
dhey ne perfectly pure and palstableH
IKE cenuine RIB jACKET BiTTERe sss oaly
eod II erart bofiles. never By gallon quart Or pint
- that our private Government stsnpis nnbro-
SciS 81 ii druggists ara dealers shroushost ~
SsH jor RED JACKIE. md TAKE NO Other.
oisse91s = ai S i5sfi is2 cS . $780,,
q a. . AieAlean Aveo1e. Cn1cAoo.
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ts-. 80 ~ O0DAH WvVye So
h Ne. DISTRICT Court Of sAs DATED esatss for
The Distric4 Of lewa 80. -
n Ne Daetsr. q Jes. Cairp Sinpsoa, Raakrups.
To the Crsditsrs 81 said jos. Cairn Simpson,
a1e ~ other psSsops interested
G14: Y0u ARE HeRkBY NOTIFIED
y that petition has been fled il said Court
~ Jea. Caisl Simpson, Of the COSBY Of Jacksob,
ID ssid District. duIv declared Bankrupt upss
his owa petition. under The Act Of Csagrsss.
entitled ''Au Act TO establish q unifos m sys-
tenn Of Bankruptcy throughout shs United
States." approved Msfch %, 1851, for . dis.
charge. and certificate thereof, from al his
asoses prevabls under said Act ard that the
nearing 90 said petition 10 assigned for 10 o.
sleek 4. n. Of the 18th dsy Of Neseobsr. A. D /,
1858 a chambers. before said court Al keokuk.
~ $50 District, when and whore you may ct
send and show eaass. il any sou have, why
~ prayer Of said petition should aot b. grant.
'Ycs ~ hsrsAy ssrsles .ssissa sxss the ,pd
onf thts4 0eeesn4e q CrediterD 81 add Jos.
Cain si.p1oe fes H. porpsses provided In he
nth and 18th testieps 81 the said "a 81 Csn-
9rsss Of March "A 1851. win Be held on The
Nh tsy ~ NcvsmtSs. 4 ID. 1865. & ihs bour
Of 10 @ elect a: n. II said day. 6sfore the
len n. n, Prics. Rexjpser 10 Bsnkroptcy, st
iAias1cA " itAs city sf psvsnDers, Scott Co /.
N1zs, ! Ss,sn. Asrys'-sesis. asssssS
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NWE1T. DAntU1kk CO. Has. I.ps. Hurs.
bsck 0lovse and Aittsps, iVI sAd l0s Aiehiesn
Avenue. Chicago.
beO0 o0eo eject.
NALL, KinbARK CO.. Importers aud DeeIesel.
u lroe. stssl. NailS and Hssvy Hardware, ~ ssand
~ 0ichlgon Aveaue.
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aAVBsosDVR0SMtC O1CuWuAe
nPFICE AND RfSfDRECE on EAST
~ Side Of BRADY Street, near 18th. fist door
above the Christian Church. OiGce hours. to
9-l2 10 "a 10 ort3s dam 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

NEWCOMB HOUSE.
LATE II CLAIRE nOUUR)
Davenport ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tow .
THIS HOTEL SITUATED IN TEE CENTRE or
= the business portion OF THE city. and bat one
block from the Ferry and Steam boat Landing. will
be open for the reception Of guests On
Wednesday, April 18th. 1S00.
II has Recently undergone thorough repairs and ~.
tensive additions among which . . dining bali 4sl
sample rooms for Agents, and ample accommoda
uons Tor over 1eo Ruests. L being furnished com
plets With new modern styled fu1nlture, and Steam
Cooking hSDgea. the PropFistors feel anted In
Offering to Fnmilire. Tourista ani the travelling pub
lie. An attractive desirable stopping place, Of the
Jest in the West.
PENNIMAN. si0LHY D CO.,
apri5c4wn Propr ie o
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DR. w. r. PECK.

DESsiON sCRGEOS. OFFICE ON THIRD
J. Street. between Brady and Main street.
Once hours, TO 10 A. NJ. 3 10 3 r. NJ, I to
SEve'g. Residence. Brady st. bet 9Th and 9Th
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S.haca.e aren n erh..

NWuco0O IRON " OGhs-
XIX son. q TO 81 " -nkitn s.rees. Manuiss,urs
= Wfou9ht aud Cast Iron for bnidin.s. bridges.
ste bank vaHits. doors shuttets grntir, Irus raj
tnR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

CTiLks. COLBY MchAhAN. Cos.niissioa Ne,
= chasts asA Wholesals Provision Dssisrs. Y.s
Water street. Chicago.
0LAik. DKNsMURa . co. Uomn,issiou l,.r
u chants. les Washington strest Flonr. Grain. Pro
vtsioas. &c.
ilNDknWOOD CO.. comm isrion Ncrchants Il
y Hlous, train, Herds. Pork, Lard. Bcsf, Taiow
etc . once ice W aehipslOu st,ee(
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% ESTER.r HOTEL

sc OF Il HOUS +.
IN -. IOWA.
ThiA HOUSE HAS ONE OF TnR FINEST To-
I cations. II fronts the River and CON mspde
view OF this Mississippi Bridge. the Arsenal, ana
long stretch u beautiful scenery up and down the
River 1t convenient to and for the badness com
menity, and where the traveller may expect to and
all the comforts Of FIRST CLASo House, compri.
sing clean rooms. clean linen. bouutiui table and
prompt attention to All reasosahle wsnts This
Hosss 10 pronosnced tby its pAtroas)
The Hest Two Dollar House
Wsat Of New York City
L. P HrxvHnuv Clerk J. Hvupursv Prom
PRIV OmN TINS To and from the Nouee
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!. A. REID N. y.

DuYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L residence No. es, corner Main and Third
rests, Davenport, Iowa. jyl-62-d
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, (!
OF DAVENPORT.
Capital =. S1OO. OoO.

Is z n u ~ q Il
Bought ard Sold a. The noot favorable terms.
COLLECTlONO
MedecA oil accssaLhle points, and Drains drawn On
al tAs principal cftfse. and towns. In the o. ..
GOLD AND olkvIR
nenghtAnd Sold. Highest market price nai0 Tor
GOLD COUPONS. Especial attention givs1 10 the
4ufchaee And sails Of GOVERNMENT BONOe.
We 0ahs oar own Drafts on
FOREf0.r COUNTRIES.
- Dsposits aud General Baaki.s bussneA 70
opectnlly collected To oar cus,"aefo ~ pledge
lie nest liberal trooemcns.
OFPlCBRs:
". q. WAnowoapa. psest. J. D. Suxss. Vice Prset
J.. 9. CvaKLts, Cashier. LsvIs Dssw Ase't Cash.
DIRECTORS:
~ @. WadswortA, Moses Kelley.
Is SAITH. oaO :. Wood,
g: Conhlin. John r. Boyle,
D. N. KichArdson, L.B Mover
Geo. n. Parker. tanaf-dM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-16
RYsrIrs nRruR s

RESULTS OF THE STRIKE In THE Coal RE-
GIoNs.-The Boston Adrertiser says: sTrayel-
lers who have recently passed through the
Schuylkill and other districts in the coal coun-
try, speak Of the melancholy results OF the
strikes which have prostrated business for a
month throughout that region. In the miners
villages the faces that stare from the cabin.
and grogshops wear hungry look, for the
men have nearly exhausted their savings, and
the charity OF their comrades il too fitful and
spasmodie 70 be useful TO them. aPottsville -
writes one correspondent (which ordinarily
resounds with the hum and hustle Of q pros
porous mining town, 10 now almost like a de-
cayiRg CITY. There 10 little traic in the streets
the shopkeepers are idle: the hotels are de.
serted; the canal IL crowded with empty oarges
tied to the banks, and only at long intervals q
the valley towards Rsading or Philadelphia'
In others sections miners are working again
at the old hour and the old ratesS and the law
and the strike appear 70 have failed toget her"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-16
FROM MEXICO AND THE WEST IN.

NEW YORK, Aug. l7-Teiegraphic adyices
nave been received from Vera Cruz to the 18th
and from the City Of Mexico TO the 10th INST
Senor Romero had arrived at the capitll and
resumed his duties as Minister Of the Treasury,
A reinforcement of five hundred men had
been sent to Alatorne, who was operating
against Negreie. Cortina had refused to Join
in NJ N62rete's REBELLION.
The Irdite Il CRsoa advocates the policy OF
courting European alliances as a guard agains,
American influences
The colony of Barbados is uneasy because
many members of the British garrisons sta.
toned there are Fenians
TelegraphIc advices from Jacmei, Hayti. 10
Aug LIST 81 --te the p;rty of Picos had been de.
iea'ed at Paynet, and forty of them We're taken
prisoners Among them were Gen Alley andre.
who was shot by his captors.