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The New York herald., 1869-02-23

s'R0GUEs MUST HANG. The municipal
authorities proper on the one hand, and the
police on the other, are each sure that the MUIR
derer Of Mr.. Rogers is in custody, only they
differ as to the person. That, however, is Of
little consequence. What is important is that
such heinous offence, committed SO boldly in
the Streets should not 60 unpunished. If two
murderers hang for it win not justice be all the
better served? Besides, how does any one
know the man was not killed twice Logan No.
q therefore, need not feel the easier because the
police are sure that Maher is the murderer.
Neither need Maher rejoice that others are
confident they can prove the guilt Of Logan.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

TAKING THE BULLOCK BY THE HORNS
The branch of republicans in Georgia who
have pronounced that State fully recon-
structad
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

THE SPANISH TEMPERAMENT.-The quiet,
orderly, self-governing character Of the Span
ish race is seen on grand scale just now in
Spain, Cuba, Mexico and all South America.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23

PRoTEcTIoN-SnrPs AND CoMMERcR-Pro-
lection and the taxes generally make ma
terial so dear. that ships cannot be built in
the United States save at prices much higher
than they can be built for elsewhere. Then
our merchants perhaps buy their ships else
where? No, the law absolutely prevents 1.-THE
importation of ships" SO as to protect the
home builder. By this fine piece of legisla-
tion, then, we are prevented encouraging
foreign shipbuilders while our own stand idle
Not at ALL we are merely prevented from
owning ships. We are not permitted to own
those built in foreign countries; and we can
not afford to own those that cost twice as much
as the ships that foreign merchants own.
Thus we hand over our trade to the foreign
merchants. Thanks to protection, the peo-
pie Of other countries have the shipbuilding
and the trade also, and there is a little con-
fusion in the public mind as to who Is ''pro-
tected."
CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION OF ELEc-
TIoN FRAUDS IN NEW YoRK.--We publish to-
day in another part of the paper synopsis
Va thU tCbtthhvhy tuhCn UttoIo tuc GDu-
gressional investigating committee on the
election frauds in New York. A remark
able feature in this testimony, as, in fact, is
generally the case In such election fraud in
vestigations, is the hard swearing on both sides
and. the statements In direct contradiction to
each other. or course great deal Of ras-
cality has been laid bare, but one political
party is as guilty as the other. There
are majority and minority reports, and both
full Of partisan buncombe, and that win be
the end Of IL till other elections take place,
when the same rascality probably will DO re-
peated. The truth is, all parties, not only in
this country, but in England and other coun-
tries, resort to all sorts Of tricks and unscrupu-
lous practices to carry elections. IT. however,
the rascals could be reached and severely
punished that might have good effect, and II
this committee can reach and punish them
its labors win mot DO In vain.
The New York herald., 1869-02-23


General c. Babcock, Of Kansas; General y. D.
sewel Of Washington; Captain Q. H. Shepherd, OF
Chicago; Judge y. L. LaGin, OF New YORK. and Gen.
cra Gideon, with twenty officers Of the late Army OF
the Potomac, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Count T. s. Won swessmilch, OF Dresden, Ger
manv; General :. p. Heintzelman OF Washington
and william Smith, Of Boston, are at the st. Charles
Hotel.
W. 5. Hancock OF the United states Army, and Gen.
eral Duncan & Walker, OF washington, are at the
New York Hotel.
Bingham, OF Philadelphia and Ira Harris OF Albany,
are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge Cartel, OF Bhghamton; General @. W.
Bullock, n. NJ. whittesey and II. b. Titus. OF wash
ington, are at the Astor House.
Major General French, Major General Humphreys
and Colonel @. W. Tompkins, OF the United States
Army, are ct the Hoffman House.
General w. McCandess, Colonel Robert r. Deckert,
Colonel =. Bounafer and Coioncl 7. o. Tobias of
Philadelphia; DIR. Geo. A. Bright, OF the United
States Navy, and James NJ. Linnard, Captain and
Assistant Adutant General OF the United States
Army. are at the Westminster Hotel
General o. Il. Babcock and General Horace Porter,
OF General Grnars stan; Colonel Mcdowell, OF ST.
Louis; Colonel .. Mason Loomis OF Chicago; II.
Prime and Eugene Wells. Of the United states
Army. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Professor Tborpe, OF st. Louis; Dr. Robert watson.
OF Toronto; Captain stewart and Captain Eldridge,
Of, the United states Army, ana L. II. McculIom, OF
Philadelphia, are at the 81. Julien IIotei.
PronincH Departures
Judge BIgelow OF Massachuscsts
The New York herald., 1869-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS rHrs EVENING.

BRoUGHAM's THEATRE, Twenty-fourth sl--A GEN.
rLEMAN FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

actually stolen every year bv military
men, 70 whom il was proposed TO turn
over the Indian Bureau, communications for
usl. quarters an ! clothes, THAI was spp'o-
pria,ed for the whole Indian service.
Nj. CLARK. OF Kansas, from the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs, agreed mainly With
Mr.. Garfield. and sagresd with Mr.. Win
dom, but ar gued tina, the present bill should
not pass, il for no other reason than the
abuse OF the treaty making power.
The Speaker ruled thu remark out OF orr
der as rensc,ing upon . CO sqaal branch OF
the government.
Mr. Clark rctracted that portion OF his
remarks and went on to argue against the
corrup. system of Indian treaties and
against the bill.
The Aousc then proceeded to the busi-
ness on the Speakers table. being the SEN
ats's Joint resolution and bills. Appropria
tsly referred.
The House then took recess till $50
evening session fes debate only
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Nsw YoRK. Feb. Washington dis
patches say that the President, yesterday.
directed apsrdon TO be Issued for DR.. Mudd.
nov confoeda 1t Dry Iortugas, on the charge
Of completely in the assassination Of Prssi.
dent Lincoln.
EGsfts are being made to secure the par
don Of Arnold and Spangler, the only re-
,nsinins prisoners confined on this charge,
and there is reason 70 believe they viii Be
successful.
In The suit Of Z. L. Saadsrson against the
New York Mercury, for libel, the jury re-
turned . vsediee for the plaintiff. with
damages ct 5000.
Tussday night, when Boyle. the nichi.
esn murderer, Vas held for safe keeping 10
. rsoa st Superintendent Ksnnedy's Office,
large party Of rsughs eongreeated in the
seighbsrheed, for the purpose, IL Vas -,
csrtainsd, Of svsspowsfing the policemen
there on duty, taking possession Of the
keys. aud releasing the murderer. A de-
tsctivs discovered their intentions, and OBJ
tanned strong rcinforcements, whereupor
the crowd dispersed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
MANHOOD

10 n. young snd'sising generation. the vegs-
suivs powers Of life are strong. bu, in few
ysars hcw often the pailed hue. the lack iustsr
eve, and emaeiassd fern, and the impo.sibility
Of appli .ation y mental effort. shaw its baneiul
Influence. II soon becomes evident 10 the OF
ssrver tha, soms DEPRESSING innaencs 10 check
Tag the development OF the body. Consumption
. talked Of, aud perhaps the youth 10 removed
from school aad sent int the country. This is
sas Of the worst nevsnsats. Renewed from
srs.aszy divsrsiess Of the ever changing scenes
ssAs city. The pewsrs OF the body toe such
sssssslsA - give tsss. to hsslthfai sad rural
sxsrsis, thoughts are turned inward upon
sAsosslvss.
1.-THE psrss. bss female; the approach 81 W.
nsasss u looked isr WITH sssisty. . 'os n"'
.v..,ems io which Nature 10 10 show. her saving
pevsr in dinas.pg the circulation aud visiting
ths cheek with the bloom Of health. Alas in
crease of appetite has grswn By. what ii fed on
shs energies OF the system are Frustrated, and
the whole economy 10 dsrsnged. The BEAUTIFUL
and wonderful psrisl in which body and mind
undergo 90 fascinating . chasgs from child "a
woman, 10 looked for 10 vsin 1.-THE parents hssri
biceds in anxiety. snd faaciss the grave but
saisingifsr its victim.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
clllf0RnlA.

SAH rnANcisco, Feb late Arizona
intelligence reports the friendly Iodians.
the Apaehss and wsilshsgs. preparing for
vigorous raids on the read lssding frsm
Prescott to the Colorado river. A military
escort 10 still necessary.
The mining news 10 that = good many
are preparing to e TO the Black Canon
diggings; tho Hydraulic claims On Lynn
Creek arc being worked Vallejo k,lls
and Salt River are rapidly filing mp With
settlers from the Southern Substitutes
families from Texas recently settled in one
valley.
The Central Pacific Railroad 10 compis.
ted 5lO miles east Of Sacramento, 16l
miles from the head Of Salt Lake, lssv>
ing $40 miles Of the road to be built. The
track Of the Central has been laid ct the
rate Of three aud three -feurths miles pet
dnv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
CHICAGO.

CHIcAeo, Feb. "A skating match for
ave hundred dollars tesk place last eve
ming, between Miss Gsodboot, Of New
Brunswick, and Miss Dean, Of Chicago
Forty Thousand psrssns we're present. A.
ter 90 exciting contest the match was wen
by Mis- Dean score standing - 20 81.
Miss Goodboet hes challenged Miss Dean
10 Ok a,e another match for the same amount,
to take ri.e. 6aturdsp evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

HAVANA. Feb. For several days . ru-
NOR has been current that the revolution.
ary Generals, Csspsdes asd Aquilsra. have
surrendered 70 Count Valoassds. but the
report proves ustruc. No news has besn
received from The Eastern department. The
journals Of Havana have rsfraiaed fer the
past week from pubhshiag news from the
seat Of var. aud II appears - II there was
An undsrst anding not to inform the people
Of the situation Of affairs.
The Diars, 10. day, says that Gen. Angus
tine Avigns Of the revolutionary forces haa
been assassinstsd BY his company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
VIRGINIA.

RIcnnoSD. Feb. "a meeting Of native
Virginiaus has bern held in Dinwiddie
county, which included farmers and pro-
fsssional men. Resolutions were sdopted
endorsing the new radical movement, de-
precating further resistance 70 reconstruc.
ton acts, and resolving the meeting into .
political organization, with the name Of the
Republican party. This 10 the first move.
mcnt Of the kind 10 the State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
eelnbsll's Extract Buchs,

vsr weakness srisias FRO. srsess early IL
discretion, attended with the following symp-
toms Isdispssdsssy 70 E1sstiss. Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory. Difficulty Of Bssa,hing. den
er.i Weakness. Horror Of Disease. Week Nerves.
rrsabling. Drsadfui Horror Of Dsath. Night
swssss. Cold Feet. Waksfalness,l D,mness Of
Vision. Laasour. Uaivsrssi Lassisuds Of the
Muscular. .Hysssa.. often Enormsss Appetite
With D,spsp.is synpsoms. Hot hasds, Flushing
sfths Body. Dryssss Of The Skin. PslIid Coua-
ssnsocs and.Ersptisss % the Fsss. Paia In ::sIs
back. Hsavinsss Of the Eysiids, Frequently
nissk spots Flying before the Eves. with Tom
porarylsuna s,su end loss Of Slight, Want Of
.''-s.'o'. "r." .Noo,u,,. ....l.u... with
Horror Of Sscisty. Nothing 10 .mer. o..,,.h,.
to such patiesss than Solitude. and no,h,..
tsy more dread. Tor Fear Of Themselves, -.
Rspose Of Manner. no EArssstnsss. no :Spsesls.
uon. but hurried Transition from one question
- another.
These symptoms. II allowed I. 70 on -vhicl,
sAi, medicine isvsriably: removes soon follow
Lsss Of Power. Faulty. and Epilsptic Fits, in
ose 81 which the patient may expire.
During the sspsrintsndsncs Of DR. wis,n q,
the blceningds Asylum this SD. result &C
urrsd to two patients reason had ,for ia: time
eft them and both died Of sspilspsy They
we're OF both SEXES. and. about twenty years
ss.
whs can lay that these eHeessss are not fire.
vssntiv followed BY those dirsfal diseases, In
saaity aud Consumption , Tue records OF the
IssAae Asyiu,ns. and The melancholy deaths By
Cones. ?tlos. besr ample witaess 10 The truth
81 these assertions. 10 sLaustic Asylumslths
~ss' usisnsho!y exhibition appears. The
scsstsnaace is actually sol den. and quite dssti.
tats neither A,rth mo- Grief ever. visi. III
should sound OF the voice occur. cit 10 rarell
srsieaists.
With wosia measures wan Despair,
Low. suilen sounds their grief beguilsd.'
While ws regret the existence Of the above
diseases and symptoms We are prepared to offer
On Invaluable gift OF chemistry for tho rsmeva
81 the conssqusocss HslusoLp's H,aulr Gov
esSrsArsp FLoip EXTRACT Bucau. There 10 Ne
tonic tike it. |, is an auchor yor hope to, the
surgeon and patient. ssdlshis 10 tho testimony
Of ell Who have used or prescribed IT,
Soldsy Druggists and dealers very shers.
Prepared. II. r. HELMBOLDH N
pra snd Vhsmical Warehouse.
% Sros.-ay. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. 4.-H While the concert a,
ST. Patrick's Hall was in progress last
night, 1000 persons being present, the CRY
was raised that the roof was giving way,
oil rui he'd frantically to the street, but BE-.
crash. injuring several persons but it i.
thought not MORALLY.
The snow continues with great fury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
IN. Y. S.ovoL. lxssrrsrr.

On. Y. S.1voL. Ixsrrrvrr.
Cor " s.h Ave a.d 10Th H.. Csstrai. fark.
"A usns and sshssl for the Ssasxet lDssessed
Ssldiers
Da. n. T. HsluxoLD Two bottlss e,ly OF the
package Of yes valuable Buehu prsssstsd - the
Institute have Sssa used By The chilArsn, aad
With perfect success. In he ssss q eur little
Lieutenant A. J.. his pride 10 NO longer mort :
ned, and be 10 free from the daily morning
~asshsmas Of the chsnbsrmaid who has charge
Of HE bedding. | feel that . knowledge Of: the
stsnn OF our US. Of your Buchu with the chill
drsn under our charge may save many . Super
intsacens and Aasrs. Of Boarding Schools ed
Asylsms great amount Of anuov.,e.. .,A
many pser child suffering .srs fire.. weak
ssss than from habit, may b. speesA vu,,.h-
meat that 10 lses kaswias IL - weakness In
stead ofa habit NEST lusjassly iaaieted upon
them. rhaskins you ON behalf Of The childre.
ssd hoping others may b alike bsasattsd. l an
respectfully ysurs.
L.lYorxe
General Sup't and DHscto
- IA 1aaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
ELDRlOcG a. BRO,
Land,,and Insurance Agents,
No 20 Brady atreat.

''CossrrurioS Warm" 10 . certain cure for
Diabetes. and oil diseases Of the Kidney's. For
safe BY oil Druggists.
FErRoLRuA V. NAsRY terms 'Barrett's vege-
table Hair Restorative" e"Fountin NV Youth.
and his is not the only instance where it has
made tho old man young sgsin." II 10 war
ranted in every case TO restore the hair 10 its
natural color. and isa,, beautiful dressing
Wheeling Intelligencer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
new Y0nK.

Nrw YORK, Feb. 4.-Ths snow storm
that commenced here this morning, was &C.
cempanied BY thunder. and extended
Throughout the day, The roads are block.
AIDED from here TO Buffalo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Wavo0pOrG 1109kes 00DORee
ovrs o. sss DAvuzross Dsse c.As.
Feb le6N

Wholesale. $50; retail. e7eo..
WasAs-Ns. l. see.
BAaLsy-No 81 Oe9l 50.
Oars 43cts.
RYs-No rectipts.
CoaH-Aew, IS
0sIovs No receipts.
PeSAross- market.
IlurSss- so, per b.
Eass-30M35e-
0asEs Arrrss-el7S per bushel.
HAy-6ood Timothy el3.eeael4. o., per ton
Prairie tIoo0 per tee. Slough. 81. 90.
CeAL-Soft wagons. lee = bnshsl-
Woop-4s. 596o7 20. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Tus gayest season OF the entire year is now
approaching. but whilst We arc enjoying this
festive season let us net forget that in time Of
health W must always be prepared for disease.
Coughs. celds, sore throat, Group. asthma. and
whooping cough, are speedily cured bv Cee'a
Cough Balsam. Whilst dyspepsia, constipation.
sick hsadaehs, sour stomach, Indigestion the
most prolific source Of i'll health, 10 certainly
cured BY the timely use OF Goes Dyspspsis
Cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
= - =
RA0lR o8.


Chicago, keek Island 1 Paci1e
Railroad.
1868. Winter Advancement. 1869.
Trains rua by Chicago time which In twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time
hNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV 81, 1885,
" and until further notice, trains will lssvs
Davenport daily, (Sun days . cepted) ~ follows
Going EAst-ls Mail train q. @ 10. A. ,.
ID Night express. 20, ?. y.
0oinG Wess-lst, Exprsas ssd Mail for Des
Nsipes sad Warrington, 9 10 ~.
ID. Mined, for Des Moines aud
musCatIne. ............b.O0 cor ~
Arrive u Davenport daily, Sunday excepted
From the Esst-lst Night express NJ. q 60. A.
I'd Daily III. 1 mail. q Ob. ,.
FROM the West--lst N ned from Des Moines
800 AZ
I'd. Express from Des MONIES
and Washington. .7.t0P.s.
A. Chicago with ell Eaetern Routsa.
A. Joliet with q. A. / y. L. X. Il. for Bloom
tsgtsa, Springfield. &c.
Louis, Cairo. &c.
A. Pond Creek with q. b. d Q. n. 4. for Bur
ling on, Keokuk and Quincy.
Al Peoria with p. =. / }. n. H. &c.
Al Des Moines, Iowa City, and wash xtou
with Western Stage Co. = stages, for al points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and baggage checked 10 Prin-
sipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
r. 4. HALL. Asst Gen. Supt. Chicago.
4. klnDALL. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
m H,,,s Ara Da,..onr,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

RECOAME END ATIONS.
0aaAt HALs .LAxs Csrv lU,Aa.
: January -. 1858.
NJ. Il. r.slaLnssGS.-DaAs oss ::.Yssr cen
.ssisassss requesting eur terms for slvsrsisiu
wss daily rsssivsd. bot frsnHs prejudice oIl had
ssr.sA assisss sAvsrsisinei .'csrss fssj sssess
Aissssss.- IL wss len saaaswessa. Dus,ss ..
accidental eoavsssaaisata Il ,Drus Stsrs :ths
other evening. nv niadIw gehaagsl On asAs
character sfysur Buehu. Was then highly
esn0sadsd fer ssher;dissssss BY to physi-
eisns prsssnt. Z lnclessd please AaA surfstss .
advertising. Yours. As.. - -
z. D. n. 0sunuoUoa.
Kdisor had Proprietor Of Daily and1 Semi
wssklv Telegraph.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Sss BuHcn ~ 0aAPss. anothsri. sslunn,
sfSPEERS STANDARD WINE BlTfBRS. II
10 highly rsesmmsadsd BY physicians fer dvs-
psptica. On account 81 il tome proprieties, its
parity aud its delicious navers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Oua luSaussxsa sas CArss or CONSUMPTION.
-Asw many u ~ saa date The cause Of eur
coming oct In the esld air. o. vsariss damp
clothes. causing cough which settles upon TIE
Luses. producing seated paiss In the chest.
ALLEs's Luxs BAisAn will cheek the disease
and restore health 70 the system. il emily used
in time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

PILss. PILEs .-Thousands Of persons suffer
fro" Piles, either bleeding Of blind. with itch
ing. discharge. o. sumors about the rsssuu, ead
broken back like feeling, dull confused head ana
depression. Many have suffered, and taken 90
many shisgs il vain, that they despair sfs cure
Huophrey . Homeopathic Pile Speei6e does cure
even the first eases. Try IL and b cured. Price,
soc per bsx. Sold BY dealers, Or sent bv mail
free. Address
hsnPnasr's SPscisIc HsnuosAsnsc Mssscms c.
So Broadway. n. \.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

A TWO story frame house, with three
lets. On 4th street. only 81 200; wild land
$3.50 10 $1,000 per acre farms in Scott
county, and houses in the city for sale
chsap..fsr cash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Why let vour psiss and aches your eonfers
spoili 4 cure 10 sure By using 1Renns.s Magic
Oil Then don't 60 scolding round the house
dear wcmsn. husband and children blame,
'they're 30 iuhuman!" but send for Rssue's
Magic Oil, and say You. Rux - Sold by
Woodwork 4 Eagal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05


~ tslegsspA.I FEB. s.
neue-Lev grades eessse and Arn, but no.
VAsat--Bsss ssllsss q llsh.
Sss:-zs:;ss. ~ ls:yssssiisx.
1ye-o1oo1y q l.leo1 .lek.
01ele1.o1oo1H - ~ 81 g.
Pork-Clssse 1oee1y q laes eesh
Lard-Cleesd at 20s offered. ssd q seke
O30x asked.
Dressed nogs- Quiet asd firm; whole rasgs
light 10 heavy at IA .ooOl5 90.
Chicago Live 0seck MARKET.
By Telegraph Feb. s.
Cattle : Shade drmsr receipts 2s5; sales
425; butchers AS a5.5o light chi piping 600
@s75; COED 10 extra dc 7.l50s.13.
uogs-zctive and higher receipts ,sI6 !;
sales /. 1877 at lI.ooQl2l2k for pigs TO gee6
smooth hogs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
u. n.ouis Market.

By Tslsgrssh. Feb. ).
Flour Quiet.
whest-Quiet spring LAO.
Cern-Slov a 7O@74
Oats-Bstter ct 6sQ365.
Rys-1.22Ql75.
Whiskey-92 1%.
Pork-Stesdy at 80 so.
Bacon Shoulders i4s<1l5 clear sides H. e
0lsk.
New York MARKET.
lBy. Telegraph. Nsw Ysss. Feb. 6.
Flour-Qaiets
Wheat-Quisi Il .s7oi 50 In store.
Corn 0afet new at $3.50
Oats-Firm ct 70 in ster0.
Pork Better, end II geod demand a $50.
Lsrd-nesvy, steam a lsN0ssk.
New. York Money Market.
y .TelsesaPh. Naw YssK. Feb. s.
Coupons 81, l.l31; 81, 1.lsk; "a. .os,l
IS, LII new. l.OsX; 81. l.os1. 80. l.esl
l0-lo's. l, 0Sk
Merchant Uuion-1S
Wsstern Uaiss Tslegrsph--37H.
New York Centfal-l eSL.
United States EI peees -sSx.
Toledo / Wabash-Slk.
Rock Islasd--l. oOx.
Fort Wayns-1lsx.
H.. Psal-sAk prsisrrsd. ~.
Cold 1885.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Kreoss's nais Dye, Natural, Durable. Boaust:s
Dest aaA Chsapsst 10 he World. eold b eli Dsve
isssand Cesnssy otossAespess JOHN J, KRON m :.
ools fseDsaeees. 81 Chestnut o., PnNaAslpAia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

JOHN L. COFFIN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

Davenport. Iowa.
Aas for sals. 169 ,o0e acres choice Farming
Lauds In lews, In % different counties, selected
hsm 10 - Is yeare snee, by special asents. and
msstly owned By the patsntses.
II, ooe acres in Illinois, Wisconsin and Minns
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Princeton, Walestt, Durant, Atalisss, Dcwnsy
lovs City and Dss Moines. Twssty dwelling
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BOOTS & SHOES.
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ZEE Pairs Ladies mao serge Cen.
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Congress 0aleers.
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Congress Ga1aePs.
SoRa1r0 Rubber Grain Arctic
Oyer shoes
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Da1n0F0l shoes.
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Calf
% Pairs Rubber Over shoee.
50 - Doys Bar Congress Gal
Zee Pairs Childefns shoes, yari
SMITH 4 CO.,
- Brady street.
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