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corrKnIhe for ingoi exceedingly quiet and
coorrnses sTocK The business Al Kinds was mod mod
HOOK. asS head: Is i%t:
ssa s ao " ~ S, mea',ss S s do Ss 81 Ssa @ dS "a
hoops. Feet $50 sSS and green hoops. feet sis
toyrrEwe heard Of no further sales Of Rio, bu. the
Gpe ssc GOD in bond; fair do =. ioc iosc good do
s,ilac sic and prime DO. i2c i2tc Other kinds
yss. %asS ss.s; sissspoIs 81 .hoss Ssysn
ssTsss s ' = io SsTRass
hnso.sf. s G ,s s s us ps ' and
% Without N ana o s1a
being quoted At lc 2 sperm :. sc and patent a. BE-
oae losc gold, for Guayaqu, In bond, and &c. a7c
ManIa &c. 22c. and ,arred Russia I7c.
ws nc 81 and pomnss ms s'ia dsooS 2, oG
god for Jamaica do soo for Lima wood and ss $50 for
Fisn-py cod were in moderate demand and with con
s.ss s ter assrss
Msessre wsr, st.esay wh .ss o so sO a. =. y e 10 70
Is III sns NJ . sS
..sssy % Is per SS we quote Siciisd scale sS
FarIsM,sihs marie, .,In continued 70 rule dsll and
ing business quiet The enssssmcnts we're Liver
Pool Rsr s sSo sasss Tsss, 4 Sd cotton !.
TO e
hhds tobacco at s2s. Cd To Hamburg, per senmcr yV
bales cotton a. sisc To Bremen, steamer lith nss
Lo hhds TOBACCO a. ~. @, iso bsgs bark a. sss. G 70
The chniers IAN Italian brig TO Cork for orders
with 20 quarters grain Mt g. I'd " 10 direct port o. 3d.
N TO the Bristol Channel At S. 3D. vessel with petrol
SS g *. ssysss
back from Spanish Main on private terms bark 10Y hhaa
10 Ctenfuegos back 62c Two vessels TO The
south side Cuba and back sugar at bOc. and molas-
scs nj T5 and 2s0J bbs to The Medterranean
2Vc
FLoun Arp Receipts se0s bbls. eous sls do.
And M sacka meal, avs bushes wheat 27 do corn,
ss do oats and . rya The market for Wsern and STATE
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Affairs i'm Paraguay-3Iovements Of Lopez
The Argentine Republic.
We have advces from Buenos Ayres to tho 1lth
or January. The news from Paraguay Is not i'm
portant. General Caxias had established police
force In Asuncon TO protect the citizens and pro-
perty. Large numbers OF Italians were pouring
turning
Nothing was positively known Of the movements
OF President Lope. He ts said to have passed east
ward in the direction Of the Falls OF the 0uayra.
Important documents are said to have been found
by General Caxlas in Asunci0n. which will be for
warded to Rio Janeiro.
The Argentine Republic Is about to publish in
English all the Official documents respecting the
reign OF terror OF Lopez. The government is busy
making preparations for the Cordova exhibition.
President Sarmlent0 had been slightly indlsposed,
but was better. General business 10 beginning to
look better owing to the opening OF the rivers and
shipments TO Asuncion.
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massacre OF thirteen Union men IN Laurel Valley ID
Madison county, during the war. BY some means
winch they gained the passage. AMI reaching tne
wall on the south side OF the jail made . nois
through which one man could readily pass a.
tine Blankets were then converted into ropes,
were Knotted, and one by one the six descended
from the upper story OF the jail to the ground ana
are ut large. Governor Holden has onerod .
reward OF $500 Tor the arrest OF Keith and $500 eacn
for the arrest OF the other two white men, the NO
groes not being included in his Excellencys procla-
nation.
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Half.past Two O'Clock p. M.
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Fivc o,Clock p. nr.
COlfMERCIAl REPORT.
FRIDAY, March S-6P. N,

BUILDING MArrRIALs-The market for most articles
coming under this heading dull, though values were
without alteration. Eastern spruce steady s1s S24
for inferior to choice schedules with demand
and light offerings. Laths In light supply firmly
held at So s7 Rosendae steady 80 so per
bbl while lime moderately dealt In At 81 25
and 80 for lump Bricks remained steady S5 sI0 50 for
North river $lb S6 for Long Island a S14 SO for New
jersey SIS e22 for Croon and $50 SIS for Philadelphia
front.
BKrswAx firm nt 4sc 6oc, with small at these
prices
CoTroN.-Receipts 4,ss2 bales. There only mode
rate demand from and specuaors and scarcely
any inquiry from exporters and the business OF the
ndy light but remained steady at yesterdays
quotations Sales sab bales, including 6yS speculation,
t for spinning and 1b for There considerable
business done In future deliveries, and sales
2o bale. low mddng for April al 2 c. 100 do for DO Al
leo do for June at 2sc and 500 do for April prvas
terms. Annexed are the current quotations =
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Superintendent OF Buildings during the month OF
January and IN the month OF February l0l.
Since January l. 1859, there have oeen put up on
buildings TOO hre escapes.
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FATAL ARRAY N VIRGINIA

From the Staunton Spectator, March 81
In . difficulty which occurred In the village o(
Bridgewater, Rockingham county. on Saturday last
Colonel +. ]. Armstrong shot and killed man by
the name OF Shanks. We learn that under the CIR
cumstances Colonel Armstrong was justified in
shooting his antagonist. Colonel Armstrong was
for many years member OF the Virginia Legislature
from Taylor county.
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Foreign exchange was again demoralized by the
foreign advance In bonds, while the decline gold,
with prospective still lower price. kept the market
dull. Rates are quoed:-Sterilng, sixty days, CON-
mercal, los 1oss good TO prime bankers, los u a
1885,; short sight, 100 1os,s. Paris, sixty days.
62i4 6.11x; short sight 61ox Sis. Antwerp,
62lka Si7x. switzerland. 5.2ltl 517X. Ham,
burg, sSk asa. Amsterdam. 4o4 a 4ok. Frank
fort 4os 4o2. Bremen, 7s1s 7s1. Russian
thalers, II 7l,s.
There was considerable excitement in the stock
market late In the afternoon. Business at the boards
was very dull, the centres OF attraction being the
Gold Room and government bonds. Prices were
well maintained during this portion OF the day for
the list, with the exception OF the Northwest ern
stocks, ohio and Mississippi Reading and Pacific
Mall The market was not strong In the main, but
steady. After the announcement OF the appoint
ment OF Mr.. A. r. Stewart the "bears'' began
n sudden ami very successful attack, carrying
down some of tho list good one per
cent. The closing prices at the last open
board were rs follows:-welis Fargo Co.'s Ex-
press, 81 s15s; American Express, ~ 45; Adams
Express, o2x 02S; Merchants Union Express, IL
Is; Quicksilver, 24Y 24,s; Canton, bgx 90;
Nariposa IA 14I; do. preferred, 80 q 33k;
Pacific Mail, ee'l oos; western Union Telegraph.
3eA a 3eJs; New York Central, 1885,. 15sh; Hudson
River 13sk l3esf; Harlem, l34 1877; Reading e0H
soN; Alton and Tcrre Hautc 90 bid; Wabash, o5sl
a 0aA; do. preferred 10 q 10; Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, e5 q 05h; do. preferred 7ox 7ox; Fort
Wayne, 117x q lis; Ohio and Mississippi, 30 a3A
Michigan Southern, 95's q a5ll; Pittsburg, sox
s9ss Toledo, 104k o 100; Rock Island 125h l2Sys;
Northwestern, six a slS; do. preferred, sos sox;
Lake shore, 1o4H q 1o5x.
After the boards, and In the period Of depression
produced. by the "bears" who were operating on
the supposItion that "Mr. Stewart was going to
mako money tight" Ohio and Mississippi went
down 70 s2k and New York Central to 1877, Michigan
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

NEW YORK PRoPKRTy--By MULLER, WILKINS AND
Stable and lot l83 Wast 9Th st l5x95 S16 200
House and lot 3o5 East 10th st. 25x14.. 500
House and lot 10 Rutgers place, 2Sx1lo $50
BROOKLYN.
House lel Vanderbilt av 25xl0O ......... 5000
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS

The market closes for the week with Q small sale
OF New York and Brooklyn improved property yes
terday by Muller, wilkins Co. The attendance was
good and prices appreciative The following are
the PARTICULARS
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-four remained dull and nominal a. our quoations There
demand for and little om tho local trade,
and though generally willing. nducement tor
holders any reduction In prces California hour
southern -four dull and nominay unchanged the saes
80 bbs Rye aour only Ia moderate demand ana
prices were easier; the sales 2b bss Corn meal
though quiet steady former prices sales $50 hbs
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, during the day is shown as follows:-

Cash gold was in rather better supply, although
the rates paid on loans were modified to consdera-
bic extent by the activity IN money. Before Clearing
House from seven to I've per cent was paid for car
rying, but after that time the lenders were inclined
to increase. their terms and allowed only three TO
ve per cent on the currency collateral The transac-
ttons Mt the Gold Exchange Bank were as foows:--
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

I ATEsr IMPROVED MAcHINERy--CfRcuLARs SAW
ia Miis Grist and Feed Mills, fls 10 ESQ; Hay Coos
Presses, Ensincs. &c. @Broadway, room 1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-16
NEWS
BI TELEGR.fpE.
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
CHICAGO

CsicAGo, Feb. 1G.-A memorial signed
call has been iesued for mass meeting Of
citizens at Farwsll Hall morrow evening
70 protest against the bill now pending in
the Legislature to grant to the lllineis
Central Railroad the public and private
rights of the citizens in the waters and
submerged lands in front Of Lake Mich
gan. Much feeling sxists among the citi
Seos in relation to the matter, and the call
10 endorsed BY the entire press Of the city.
A dispatch from Museatins, Iowa, today
anpsupoes that the ice 10 the river at that
point run cut last night. and the channel 10
now clear.
The Times Washington special says:-
Lewis Dent, brether-in Law Of Gen. Grant,
was nominated on Saturday BY the Prssi-
dent ~ Minister to Chill, and be has sent .
note TO Mr. Sumner, chairman Of the Gem
mittcc on Foreign Affairs, stating thst he
is not an applicant for the position, and de,
sires his name withdrawn.
II is understood that 4 nunb Der Of Pre,i-
dent Johnson's Cabinet. except probably
Gen. SchoHeld and Mr.. Evarts, viii tender
their designations on or before the 4th O.
March, to take effect on that day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-16

WAsMixsroH, Feb. l6.-Ia the Supreme
Court to day Chief Justice Justice Chase
delivering HE opinion, decided that gold
contracts must bs satisfied with coin; when
the kind Of currency 10 not mentioned, then
legal tenders are deemed - lawful. In such
connection Asssrs. Davis and Swayns gave
their qualified consent, but Justice Miller
disssnted in = great measure from their
opinion.
The Court has eldsrsd certified copy Of
the proceedings in the case Of Peter PHILIPPE
to be produced ~ preliminary to the argu-
msnt on Al application TO issue writ Of
prohibition against Judge Underwood.
The application fer writ Of halsds cor.
pus in the case Of Spangler and Arnold, the
Dry Tortugas prisoners, II TO be argued.
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the treaty recently negotiated by General
Gushing for the lsthmus canal.
Commissioner Rollins has written . let
ter calling special attention to the fact that
the extension of time given to dealers In
smoking and fine cut chewing tobacco be
fore the Same be packed and stamped ex
pircs day.
The Committee on Indian Affairs has re.
ported through Senator Doolittls, in favor
Of en- indefinite postponement Of the resolu-
ton referred to them relative to the Ohero-
kee lands. This decision, it is said, settles
the question Of the sale in favor of. +.
icy. Of Detroit.
The remain Of David E. Hood, another
assassination conspirater, were, by order Of
President johnson. given up on Saturday
10 his mother and inferred in the Congre-
gational cemetry.
An order has been obtained for the deliv.
cry Of the body Of Atzerodt to his friends
Booths remains are also to DO given up, for
the purpose Of interment in Baltimore csms
etry near the grave Of his mother.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-16
WASHINGTON.

WAsainorsS, Feb. l6.--Ths treaty made
BY Gen. Gushing with the gsvsrnoent Of
Columbia comedies TO the United Statea
the exclusive right 10 construct an inter.
oceanic canal across the Isthmus Of Darisn
at any point selected by the United States
rhs Columbian government codes six milsl
Of land each side Of the canal, half for Its
own benefit and half for that Of the party
undertaking tho construction Of the wsrk
the canal to bs under tho control Of thl
United States, who will fix the tolls, and is
to be free 10 all natisns in time Of peace. /,
will cost one hundred million dellars.
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Senators who had been watching the bill
with interest. had assured him that they
did not apprshend many amsndments
would be offered in the Senate, and the mo-
tion would be agreed to.
Mr.. Breugham moved TO concur and at>
gued 10 favor Of the amesdment.
NJ Boutwell, stated his objection 10 tue
amendment.
Mr.. woodward desired to submit the
smsnduent providing that the proposed
constitutional amendment be submitted TO
the Legislatures Of the several States 10 be
elected sui ssQusntly - the action o. Con-
srsss, claiming that TO be the emily far way
the matter could be brought before the
people. ],
asresd to that part cf the amendment,
therefore no amendment could b offered to
ID.
Amor further discussisn vote vas taken
On the esnsurring Senate rmsndDsnt 70 the
articles in relation 70 suffrage. Not con-
CURED in, yeas -, nsys 1872.
The ameed0est vac usn.concurred In,
and committee Of conference ordered.
The Speaker having len the Chair, ano
Mr.. Davis having taken itprs tom reported
on behalf Of the Joint Committee appointed
10 nstify the President and Vice President
elect Of their election. that the committee
had discharged that duty and received the
following responses. (Sss Senate proceed
ings.)
The report was ordered entered in the
Journal.
Msssrs. Boutwell,, Shsllabarger and
Eldridgs wtre appointed BY the Speaker
committee on conference On the part Of the
House on ths proposed constitutional
amendment.
The Committee on Reconstruction report
ed bill fer the relief Of . number Of persons
from political disabilities.
Several amendments were offered strik
Ing out the names Of certain parties, pend
ing the action Of which the House took ,
| recess.
The House in committee Of the whole
Mr.. SchoGsld in the Chair, the awsndnsn
extending the time for the Withdrawal
tho special tex on bonded warehouses from
| April 2. 1859, to same date 1870, aftes dis
cnssion, vas agrssd to, 90 to sc.
Also, the amendment requiring whisk..
kept in barrel TO pay per cent. month";
per gallon.
Several other amsndments we're of.rs
and rejected, and soon after adjourned.
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NEW YORK.

Nsw yonE, Feb. l6.--Chas. II. Sidam,
Of Brooklyn, died Of hydrophobia yester-
day. He was bitten on tho hand about .
merth ago BY . small pet dog. The usual
remedies were applied and the wound ap-
parsntly healed. Yesterday unmistakeable
symptoms Of ny draphobia appeared, and hs
died in great agony.
Two children died near Flatbush last
week from hydrophobs, and several more
cases are reported in the vicinity Of Brook
lyn and on Long Island. A man in Pat
tsrson. N. J also died yesterday Of the
came malady.
Al mass meeting Of citizens last night
in behalf Of the rights Of naturalizsd o.ti-
zens, the following committee was apdsint
I'd TO proceed TO Washington and lay tha
resolutions before Congress A. Oaksy
Hall. Horace Greeley. Judge AcKeen
Jadgs Chas. p. DAILY, and Edward A. Con-
way.
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Missouri.

ST. Louis. Feb. 16.-Gen. Sheridan 10
expected here about the 10Th. 1t which
time Gen. Sherman will probably return
from the South.
1t is stated that the 7th Cavalry will DO
withdrawn from the Indian country.
Two men, Charles Begford and James
Quick, charged with murder. wero taken
from the Jail At Hil.sbero. Jefferson county,
Mo-, yesterday morning about two o'clock,
by q large crowd Of men and hung.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-16

With its::gloomy1 .attsndants.-l spirits. de-
preston, involuntary emissions. loss Of semen.
loss Of power. dizzy head. loss
Of memory. aad threatened impotence and i'm
becilisy, ind sovereign cure in Humphrey
Homeopathic Specific. No. -. Composed 81
the most valuable. mild end potent Curativss
they strike ct once a the root Of the matter,
tone up the system. arrest the discharges, aud
impars visor and energy, life and vitality to
he sntirn man. They have cured Thousands
Of cases. Price es per package Of siA oozss,
end vial. Or d per single bex. Sold ~ Drug.
sists. and sent BY mail On receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Humphrsys' specific Homeopathic Medi.
cine Co., see Broadway, New York.
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Nav YeRK, Feb. 15.-An immense mass
meeting Of sitizens in faver Of the frssdsm
Of Ireland and the liberation sof American
citizens held a. prisoners by England, took
plaek this evening at Coopsr's Institute.
Mayer Hall presided aud made au eloquent
speech, denouncing the disregard Of the
right Of American citizens by great Britain,
and claiming that to exhibit any further
apathy Or subj lection, would be disgraeeful
10 the United States, as a nation and the
leading power Of the world.
Other speakers also addressed the meet
ing, AMI resolutions Offering the right Of
foreign born citizens to the protection Of
the American flag. was adopted unanimous
~ amid nuch end usiaem.
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COM N Z u C0AL.
WEEKLY MARKET RERO 1T
OssIcs DAvBnPoRr DsnocnAr,(
Fab 1R 18o9

EVV. AVs AVVSs
The market at present is dull. in the way 81
produse. the continued bal stats Of the roads
rendering IL impossible for farmers 70 come in
V tswa. II 10 entirely quiet ssd nsniasl ~
prices quoted. The dry gesds MARKET rsaaias
nrm. and indications are psresptibls Of - sd-
vance, who's shs spriss trade csnmsasss, il
synpatby With the Aisa prices Of cossss.
Groceries are lively. The sugas market 10
very much excited. with an advance 10 New
York Of frsn ste ~ cents per D-csussd By
the present state 81 a9airs il Cuba. Syrups
have also sAvsucsd some 10 cents per gallon.
Uoasss are y esst per pound higher. and very
6rm, salss continue limited. to the Immediate
wants Of he trade. sush An sdvsses IN sweets
has not bees kaews for years, net even during
war times. ~ mentioned shove, the LEGAL market
remains zach snge dIwith the exception that flour
has advanced 10 cents per barrel The receipts
Of oil kinds Of products are very light, ewing to
the impossible condition Of the reads. W.
quote to-day
wholesale. eco; retail. t7eo.
WssAs-Ns. l, Soc0el.oe
EAaksY-Ne LEI. Ae0l.So.
OAss- 6octs.
RYp-Nc receipts.
Ooax-New, ~
Onious-No receipts.
PerAYoss--Ne market.
BurYEa-250sos. per b.
Eoos-l5s.
Oasss Arrrss-oi7s per busnsi.
HA1-Geed Timothy ei2se1ti4.eo.pss soa
Prairie 1l2 90 per ton. Slough, t6.0o.
CoAL-Soft wagons. l6s y bnshsl.
WooD-os.0o. per Cord.
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A rwo story frame house, with three
lois. on 4th street, only 81 200; wild land
$3.50 to $1,000 per acre; farms in Scott
county, and houses in the city for sale
ehelp for cash.
ELpRIoGs 4 BRo,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady street.
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Chlcago lave Stock NQarhet.
By Telegraph Feb. 10.
Cattle---Fair demand and uneh anged; receipts
sss; sales SIS At 4.1505.S5. Cows sad light
steer 7s<ast for good TO extra shipping.
Hogs---Shade hrmer and higher under active
shipping demand; receipts 2.l4i, sales =, s2s;
common to fair s.so0io.se; good to choice II so.
New YORK Market.
By Telegraph Nsw Yoak, Feb TO-
Flour--Dull and no ninal at l. IS in store.
Coru-Steady 1t so003.
Oats-Weak asI4s<.
Pork-Better and in fair demaud at3?,5.
Lard--shads lower lsKQ.o.
New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph. sNsw Yoax. Feb. 10.
Coupons 81, LIS; 90. ll5sl "a, l.l3,< 5
's5, llsk new. LILY: 81, Ink !:
SO. LID, i0.4os. l,101s.
Merchants Union-loh.
Western Unisn Telsgrsph-e6E.
New York Csutfal-l.e3x
Toledo-A Wsbash-S5k.
Rock Island l.Se.
Nerth western SIS preferred, 81.
Fort wayns-l.leK.
n. Paul-esH preferred, 7sh.
Gold-36.
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RAIAR DADS.

Chicago, Rock Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1868. Winter Armament. 1869.
Trains rus by Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV %, less,
~ and until further notics, trains will leave
davenport daily, (Sun lsys s1cspted) - follows
0eiag Hast-lst Asil train q. ......e 10, 4. =.
- Night s1prsss... 70, ?. =.
OsinG Wsst-lst. E1prees s.d Nail for Dee
Meines and washingtop. 80 4. n.
3D.. Mixed, for Dss Aoinss and
0uscatine.
Arrive at Davenport daily Sunday excepted
Fren the Esst-lst Night express a. . @. -
"a Daily Ex. 4 mail = o6, 2.
Fren the west--lst kileA from Dss MONIES
b.oOA.s
I'd, Express from Dca Moinss
and Washington u .JoFs.
A. Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
A. Jslist with q. A. 4 y. L. X. X. for Bloom.
isgts:, Springfield. &c;
A. Pond Geek with 4. b. ! Q. X. 4. fer B.r.
lington. keokuk and Quincy.
A Peoria with r. 7. 1 }. Il. r. &c.
Al Dss Aoincs, Iowa City, and Washine toa
with Western stage Go. = stages, for oil points
West, Southwest and North west.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tisksts for sale and Baggage CHECKED - Prip-
sipsl Eastern Cities and Towns.
PA. HALL. ASST Gen. Supt. Chicago.
4. KispALI. Asst. Supt. lswa Division.
Davenport
N. a. Hilla Asv. Davenport
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y telegraph fsb. IL.
Flcur-Dull and good brsnis tri1s lower
little ds:ng.
Wheat -steady ct I ls1{@l.l6x.
Germ Steady at So bsL.
Oats-Dull at 53s<054.
Rye-Strictly frssh No. I. - l-90l.2r.
Barley-Fntitsly nominal atsl %.
Pork--Rather 6rmsr at - 5o3317s.
Lard-Nominsl At ls1i.
Meats Inactive.
Dressed Hogs --Stsadier choice light 1880
asa choice heavy l4.0o0lA15.
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Extract from Q Private Letter.)

(Extract from Private Letter.
We grsped about for msny
hours in this wonderful place. ! never saw
snything like IL. Tho freaks Of nature displayed
here are very strange. and strike the behoider
with ave. But the cir in some parts Of the cave
10 close and sitting, and whom We came cut
found myself saddlsd with terrible fever,
which entirely prostratsd: me. The physician
had never seen . case like il before, and 10
remedy he prescribed seemsdl 70 Do the least
good. Ny life wss dsspared Of. Mfs. wilson
with whom was residing. had In the house .
bottle Of PLANTATION Bisssss. andl she insisted
should try it, for she said she knew it to be .
ceatan cure in all cases Of fever. debility, agus,
dyspepsia, kc. l had bat little faith, but finally
consented TO try it as last fesoft. In less than
three hours after the FIRST dose my fever left me.
in two days l was sitting up, and before Satur-
day night was as well a. ever. I tell you ali
this that You may know how to act in any case
OF fever, or any similar disease. ] firmly be
lievs the PLANTATION BIsrsRs saved my life
In my..next willItell yen absut
The Gave in detail. A. J. p.
MAsSolrA wAssa.-Srperior to the best i'm
proved german olagss. and sold at half the
price
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Krensss .nais Dye. Naaasal. D1sahas. Dsantiis
Dest 81 CAeapsst n Ne World. sole - ~ Dsug
isas anA Cseatsy 0toesksspsn. JOHN J. K1OHD9.
sole Prspsieaes. ~ Chestnut o.. PAila1slDAia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-16

Houo~AYs OrSsHsrS-Ths cold Of winter 10 Cpl
10 aggravase the condition open serss and afss'
care 10 Necessary TO keep the frost nom affecting
them upfsvorably. The invieoratinR properties Of
HolLowAs's Oix1 MINT BY giving tone to the surroun
ding parts, keep up . healthy circulation In them
and thus Ipreqsnt the torpor which chilly atmos
phcre would otherwise engender in the tender and
deceased nssh thereby inteiruptipy the healing pro
cess that nature 10 al ays struggling 10 accomplish
aOld By oil Druggists.