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The New York herald., 1869-03-30
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
The Ray Disti1lcry BIackmaSJing Case.
Refore Commissioners Osb6rp.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
Tns United States rs. Fdrnhdn z. Tucker.-In this
case previously reported in the HERALD, and In
which the defendant an Internal Revenue oficer, Is
charged with Ievying blackmail on 7. r. Ray dis
tIeF the evidence for the defence was concluded by
defendants counsel Robert d. Benedict introducing
large number Of witnesses TO prove tho good char.
acter OF the defendant.
The room was nlled with persons ready to 30 tes-
tfy but the Commissioner declined after the follow
ing named persons had given their testimony, al Of
the witnesses being leading business or professional
men In this city or Brooklyn and who had known
the defendant, for periods varying from twelve to
thirty years, and who uniformly testified to his ex
eelIent character that no future testimony on that
point was necossary:-Paul Worth, Thomas A. New
man. Nathan b. Morse, William A. Fritz Charles
Lowcry Joseph II. Arnold, William M. Thomas, q.
G. Adams, William b Hilton, B. r. Lunt and Robert
The case was then adjourned to wednesday next
when It will be summed up by District Attorney
Courtney for the government, and Robert ID. Bene-
dict for tho defendant
Discharges.
Sigismund Funk, consplring to defraud che gov
ernment out OF 81, 800 worth Of cigar stamps, has
been discharged for lack Of sufncient evidence to
bold him for trial.
Michael Gillgan, charged with tapping ale barrels
TO which no revenue stamps had been afflxed, was
discharged for lack II suificent evidence to show
criminal intent on hts part.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
InformerS shares.
Before Judge Bla tchfOrd.

Tne United States us. Tnirtvttco Barrels of Dts
nued Spirits found at Bldtsdeu EcEeps DtstM erv,
100: OF Fortv.Jurh Street, East Riper.-This was .
contest between Henry L. Jewett and Bernard Tully
a to which was entitled to an informer's share OF
the proceeds OF thry-two barrels OF distilled spirits
seized at Blaisden j Eckel's distiery and con-
aemned BY the Court The Commissioner, to whom
Che matter was referred, reported In favor OF Tuy
JeWett excepted to the report The Court now, after
examining the evidence, overrues the exceptions
and confirms the report OF the Commissioner.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ss~srs~S.

Dengr1e1.
DRrny--KklIy.-on Monday. March 20. ~ ths
Rev. W. Moyian. JAnKs W. pxrnr. of Ho<ton. hAss.,
70 MARY A. ksI.ls, of TINS clty.
HoFFnAS-LAnsoS.--on nonday, march ~. ~ -
Johns chapel ~ the Rev. Df. - II. Ncsfon. klcs-
ses of Ohsrss~ LAnssen. 81 ~ shA~ c1ty.
KviE-srEEI--on THURSDAY. March 1s BY tAs
AreusrA HAMILTON, daughter e James steel
both Of this city.
Church OF the Holy Apostles, nv the nes. Dr. How
land. WALTER STANTON 10 EVA CAkKn. daughter OF
A. A. Caleb ksq., oil of this ciiy.
the Rev. Dr. Weston '. n. SWITZERLAND. of Perth
Amboy, 20 MARIE Louisa slnoS, of shm caty.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
NEW YORK CITY.
THE CsRTs.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Blatchfor

Tho Unroa Pacific Railroad Casc-NIotion for
Stay or Proccedings-Adjournment Of the
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

Tne Bosru met yesterday, the President MI Mon
aghan. presiding.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

sale Of ui,ed States bands BY advertising
for proposals, which shall be awarded pub
licly 70 the highest bidder.
In reply TO . suggestion Of Mr.. Randall
that Mr.. Hooper would indicate the prob
able time whsn he would call up the BIZ
chat gentlemen said no thought he should
do 40 abont the middle of next week.
Mr.. Iissper, from Committee or Barking
aud Currency. reported BIZ. regulating
the reports OF National banking ASSOCIATIONS
Ordered printed and recommitted
The bill requires that National Banks
makes reports to the Comptroller Of Cur
rency o, the first Monday Of every month
in leu Of quarterly and monthly state
merits now requiring that the reports for
January and July be published in some
newspaper At the expense Of tho bank.
A Discussion sprung up between FL.
dridps and Blaine on the subject Of the
purchase Of FoYd's Theatre 10 washing.
ton.
Mr.. Eldridgs opposed tLs appropriation
Tor the payment Of THE property on the
ground that the Secretary Of War had
seized it without authority Of Law and pur-
chased it without authority.
M. Blaine defended the sc,isn oftbe Sec.
retary at some length.
The resolution approprial;ng . millis1
Of dollars for the arsenal. armory. and
bridge At Rock Island. illinois. gave raise
to discussion. and without disposing Of the
subject the Committee rose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
LATEST NEWS
az TELEGR.fPH,
NEW YoAx.

Nav YoRk, Feb. = The Herald argues
that from the events transporting in Cibs.
u policy 81 Amer ic IN Intervention 10 impsrs-
lively forced upon the incoming admins
ratieu. Spain should oe impressed with
the conviction that she viii not be permit
led 10 dcstroy an American community be-
cause il refuses to De governed BY her
antequAtsd nation Of public policy in adop-
ting this course. General Grant has been
appointed 70 lay the corner store Of the
coming great American party 10 our natioI.
81 politics On foundation - broad and
secure 90 we're those laid by Jefferson and
Jackson. The tsns and temper Of the
people require such . party organisation,
watch shall ignore old party lines and be
free from old party corruption. Cireum-
cumstances OF our public Affairs both
domestic aud foreign are favor liable to it.
Gen. Grant himself has prestige necessary
for tho successful accom- plishement. The
initial step Is involv cd in the Cuba question
and Gen. Grsnt should be prepared to give
it an early and prompt recognition.
The Sun says Brokers are secretly en-
deAyoring to have Assesso. Webster
removed. Dating the investigation on
Saturday We learned that large banking
hrm on Wall street, which has branch
houses in st. Louis and Philadelphia Ia.
been using . specific capital Of half mill
ion dollars in its business without making
any return, or paying any tax on them
they will be attended to to-day.
II is stated the Southern Republican,
in the Senate have recently been holding
secret eaucuses in order 10 unite Tspubl
cans from III It section on matters Of intel
est 10 them, sod naking isins movsmenti
- secure full pay from the beginning ofth'
Alst OonRrese.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

wAsuINdroS, Feb. Sit 10 stated that
the dstsils Of the proposed bill for rsduc-
lion OF the army. Vas agreed On BY the
House Military Committs - follows:
LEI. Consolidate the Quarter Master,
Ceumisary and Pay Department int one
Department, and to be called Department
Of supply.
~. Consolidate the Ordnans aud Arti!.
lsry into one corps.
81. Reduce the numbsr Of Infantry
regiments from - to 30,
4th. Ne more B.i ,adisr Generals in line
30 appointed beyond the present number
eight, thus abo.ishing two commissions
new vecsnt.
9th. No mere Brigadisr Generals TO b.
appointed in stats. except chief Of the
supply Department
9Th. Aboiishment Of al Committees Q 1
substance for Cavalry.
7th. Reduce the number non comm 10
STONED officers 10 each regiment.
9Th. Abolish oil bands.
9th. Tern Of enlistment 10 b 0vo years
10Th. Mace reduction TO be by abserp.
ton that 10 in Mil tary phrazs. BY ea.ualty,
expiration Of the term Of enlistment, dis.
charge, death, disability, dismissed, rssis
nation, &c.
llth. All Staff Departments 10 BE- re-
duced BY the number Of thor officers. No
| new appointments to be made, either from
West Point, or civil life, until their reduce
ton is accomplished which estimated, will
| rsquire tao years. The number Of o Ulcers
thus cut of, will be about 500. The
me asure will be proposed under suspen-
sion rules, ~ Al amendment to the army
appropriation bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
MANHOOD

In Tie vouag aud 'rising geuer alton, the vegs
s,,iss powers Of life are strong, but in . few
wear. ho~ often the palied hue. the lack -lus,er
-ve, aud emasiated form, aud the impossibilt,
u appli alton /. mea:al effort. shaw its b,ne'ul
influence. Il aeon beco mes eviden, to the oh
se-ver tina, som. i<yressin isaaea,s 10 check
lag the asvelopmen, of the BODY. Consumption
talked Of. and pcrhap. th.yoata i, removed
from school and .ent into the country. Tas is
cue Of tho ~srs, movsmsat. Removed from
ore nary diversions Of the ever changing csnss
ssae oi.v, the power, of the b,dy too much
ssfssslsd 70 give .sss, TO hesl,hfui and rural
ssereiss, thoughts are turned Inward spon
,Asassasss.
Il abe parsss BE-. fsaals. sAs sppsoseh Of aAs
nSvws /. looked tor With aaxisty, ~ ths hrst
srmp,oms 10 which Nature is % sho~.her saving
mower in difnsing the eircala alton and visiting
The check with the bloom Of health. Alas in
crease Il a,p.si,s In. grswn by..what it fed on
the energies Of the system are Frustrated, and
til. .hsle ecosomy 10 dsranssd. The beautiful
ssa v0naes'ul p.riol Ia which body and miat
4aAsrss 80 fAscina.ing a chang. from child Il
woman, 70 looked for in vain ,1ths parssts heu
slee1s IN anxiety. land fanciss the grave bu
.. isaosr ,ts victim.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHiLADKLrHIA, Feb. The present vol
unteer fire department Of this city re-
moved 10 their new locatisa yesterday and
Is usual on such occasions, building near
by was set on fire to celebrate the event.
This brought other companies on the
ground, and a riot cn.ued, rssu.ting 10
MORALLY wounding one man The house
Of another company vas botnbarded with
stones and much injured. The frsqutn
Of similar affairs has started movement
in the city council Tor paid fire depart
menl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

v.r weak mess sing rom sIcsss or early 10
Atsorssios. attended With the following symp
ssns Iadispo sdeucy . Easrtiea. Less Of Fewer
L.. Of Memory, DidAsalsy.of Bres,hing. ten
sssl weakness. uorsor Of Disease. Weak Nsrvss.
ablins, Drssdfu, Horror Of Death. Night
ss..,s. Cold Feet. Wakstulnsss.l D,nuess Of
Vision, Laasoar, Usivsrssl. Lssssuis Of the
Muscular. System. often Enormous appetite
Nth Dysp.p,ie Symptems Hot hasds, Flushisg
ssths Body. Drynsss Of the Skin Psllid Coun
tsaancs and Eruptoas on the Face. Pain in che
sask. Hs.,,nsss Of the Eyslids. Frequently
Black spots rlyfng before the Ewes, with Tenn
porary Saris.,n sni loss of Sight. Want Of
Ausssios. GREAT Mobility, Rsstisssss, with
iiosror 81 Sseisty. Nothing 10 mere desirable
10 slch pa,,ep's than Solitude, and nothing
they mere drssd. for Fear Of Themselves 40
Rspsss Of Mssssr. % Earasssuess. no ::Speculs.
tics, bss hurried rraasitieu from. one question
ss another
These symptoms. II allowed - 90 on which
,ht. medic iaverisblv removes soon follow
Lsss OF Poser. Faulty. and Ep,lsp,ic Fits. 10
Que Of which the patient may expire
Dar,ng the Supsrintsndsncs of DIR. Wilson =,
the BiosningdAie Asylum, this sad resut &
urrsd to tao patients rsasoa had Tor . ums
edit a. AL b,.h dol u epilepsy They
wss. OF beth se1... Aui aoou, tscnty years
ass.
WLs sAs ssy that these excsss.s arssnot ire
~seo,lv foll,wsd BY those dirsfui dissasss In
ssaay and Csssau yt,su.. Tas records Of .ths
iasAue Assiurns, snl ths melancholy deaths by
Coassm ,tiss. bear ample witness to the truth
Of those a,ssrt.ons In L.sna,ic Asylums ths
msG -slanshs.y teshibit,en appears. The
eeasssaa, is ats.,ly soldsn. and quite des.,.
suss>aeither Nirth ~, U III sver1 visi' II
Nhssld = 80 IN oft,c vo,.s oscar ~ IS tartl
srssals,e.
"N,ta wosfsl measures van Despair.
Lev. sI,len soual 10 their grief beRuilcd.
vale - rs.v.s the existence Of the above
isessss aud ~ N ptoms, ~ are prepared to onsr
% available g,is OF chemistry for tho remos .
ftAs eonsequsscss hsLHsoLs's liIssLr Cox
ssSfsA.sp FLuo Exrascr Bvcau. There - /:
tssie tikeu II an anchor OF hope TO the
susssss aud patient. asd this 10 the testimony
s1sli Oh, have used or prescribed il.
Ssidby DsaSs,s,s:%ad dealers every ehers.
Prepared u H.r. HELMBOLDa
Dru and Chemical Warehouse.
So Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY

Gle 64AAND - DAOO6 H.
JUNCTION onor, WORCESTER. MASS.
Manufacture Woolsn 1aeAinsry Of Superior Quality,
combining an ~ valsable inprovsmsnts In thie
country, and naas. non 1arsIs. and il style and
anish not surpaseo1 ~ any. We continue TO build
CaSding Maehineo, With lD6a - Wood YrsDss Pat
ent Spinning Jochs: YarA TUisesrs. with any nu0-
bsr Of epindeo deoirsd. WITH single Double Cyl
inders, iron entifely Dew an1 much improved pat
tsrns Yan opoolese an1 Dressing Aachinefy.
An ki.ds q SlctA YiaishanG Ms:hi.esy. including
Shears. broad end narrews 0igs. dcnble and Single
acting; dsuble ae,ing DFueAinR Machines. Tallj1e
Mile, Wash Mills, Patent 0lcth Dryers, 6ydrostatic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet Pe:
terscAan and whitney 1nish, Cloth Winding and
Measuring MasAines, etc. Woo Pickers. Dusters.
willowsfS. Patent hydro Extrsetors, 81 new and
Improved plan; Woel Drysrs. Band Mashines. Bob
bin windsrs, Card 0Yinders. Turning Reets, Plate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery CastingS, Mil osas.
Ing, Hangers. Pullsys and Shafting, etc.
Our machines are In substantial and superior iroa
frames. when preferred, but wood frames Will b
Furnished n low price when called for, and are war
ranted to be equal In every respect to any 0aehin
made IL the United States.
In addition to the above named machines Of our
own make. We are prepared to furnish Crompton's
Looms, Parks D Woolsons Shea-s, Steel Ring Bur
Machines and Bar Pickere, Gard Clothing, and man.
afacturcrs hndings generally at loweet price
and can furnish our customers with machinery for
Woollen Mills complete. tth prcmptnsss, and at -
favornhlo 0Yieen 0(h0e Suil&oYO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08


"CoSsrnuYloR WAsss'' 10 . certain cure for
Diabetes. and al diseases Of the Kidssy's. Fer
sale BY oil Drusgists.
Ask any responsible druggist whsthalr prep
aration be would most strongly recommend
and he will tell you that "Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative" 10 prseninsutly the best;
and - otherwise prove the fact. il received the
highest premium It the New Hampshire State
Fair. in IsGs.-( Baltimsre Telegram.
HsarRlsiSo.-lt 10 actually 81 -prising how
seen our people have learned to prize that iu-
Cure. II certaiAly acts like magic, for il ~ill
cure the very worst cases Of dyspepsia. and en-
able the patient, who has lived for yssrs upss
0rsham bread and the plainest fosd. 70 eat
anything he chooses without fear 81 distress. 1,
10 considered the most valuable remedy kcown
for ali diseases Of The stomach and bowels.
->
SIS Bosch % 0aAPss. In .,anothssE eslumS,
Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlTTERS. II
IL highly recommended BY physicians fer dys.
peptics. on account of its tome propriesiss, sts
A LADY in Pittsfsld, who was for . long tine
troubled with Dyspepsia. commenced ssiag
Rsnne's Psin-Kilhne Magic Oil daily. and to
her surprise those distressing symptoms and
feelings left her. She SAYS at works like .
charm. Soia " r. .. MAJ ORE.
OuR lsrRupsNcs sns CArsr OF Conluupriox
ll~~ - Jaya ~ NJ
last sickness 10 either o crowded room and then
coming out in the cold air. or wearing damp
clothes, causing . cough which settles upon the
Lungs. producing seated pains in the chest
ALLks's Luxo BALsAH will check the dissass
and restore health TO the system. il emily used
in time. ~
tn best an original tonic Of Iron. Poospeorus
and Cal,aya. known ~ Caswsll. Mack d Cos
Ferro Phosphora.ed Elixir Of Ca,!saya Bark. The
iron restores colcr to tbs Blosd. the phosphorus
rensws wa.te ofthe nerve tissue. and the cai!saya
sivss . natural healthful tone to the digestive
organs. thereby masug It app .icabls for dispepsa
in var ors formn, wakefulssss. general debility,
and depression o. spirits. One pint contains the
virtues Of one ounce o! casaya. and one tea-speon
fal grain OF iron and phosphorus. Sold by oil
druggist Manufactured only by CAswRiL, HAzARs
4 CO. tsu .ce.eols TO Csswsll. Mack Coz. New
York. Febi0 non4wed& weew
HoIiowA,'s Fuis.-One Of the great merits oil
these Pills IL that they specifics for such an i'm
mense variety OF internal diseases. They inevitably
good In all where the digestive organs and
and the liver are Affected No dyspeptic. ne bilious
euGsrer ever took them without being benefited.
They have been standing and triumphant proof fo'
half a century that mineral medicines ae not need
ed eithsr as pargatives Alternatives Or eorreetives
Sold by all Druggists.
Kreasr's HAIR Dye, Natural. Durable. Beautifr
Best and Cheapest In the World. sold BY all Drug
istsand Country storekeepcrs. JOHN J. KRONER
ools Proprietor. col Chestnut st.. PA!ladelphia.
90 1us Dns.-Go 70 the Bryant D SIatton
eva State Business College 10 get thorough prae-
MsAl business education. FOR circulars papsss. I'd
arsss. tsuclosing stamp) "rhe Bryant = essattcn
oennsreial College. Davsn port. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
COM MT RCuAL.

ovsscs % sus DAvsHPeas DssocnAs,
Feb. 8. 1853.
wholesale. oNs. 40 ;HrstaiI. o7se..
WapAs-Ns. I. zoe.
BAsLsy-No l. 81 .0e01 IS. -
OAss-lScts.osesGS -
Rss-Ne reetipts.
UoRn-Nsw, 81.
OSioHs receipts.li
PeyAroue-Ne market.
Rorysa- SOC. perm. ~
Esas-30@35e. GHSS
GassH Arfrss Is per bushsl.
HAr-0ood Timothy $i2ooAtll. ". per ton
rrai Il. 81 % per ton. Slough, 900.
Coat soft wagons. lie y bnshel-
W0oD-os 55Qt7 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Chicago Market.
~ telegraph. Feb. 3.
flour-Quist Low and. mid.ing grades scarce
end held l2Hc hi ,hsr.
Wheat-Closed nrm q l.l6.
Corn esllsrs q 81 4 for new.
O&ts- SEA o5s.:
Rye-l.l7UlH.
Bsrley-Nsarly seminal at 20.
Ness Pork Closed quiet and stesdy at ts.0e
cash.
Lard Steady and unchanged.
Me- unchanged. sss<S
Dressed Hogs-Quiet and weaker at l4il9
Is divi ding on re.
Highwines- More active at 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

RNOx's DESCRIPTIVE and lLLUoTnATID
~ snaii Fruit Catalogue. and Price iios fbf Opeine
OF 1859, will be cent 81 appl!catoas inclcsing 10
ceHts. J. KNOX
js6-6A~sw Box No. isS Pittshsreh. Pe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
RECOMMENDATION.

RECOMM ENDATlONA.
UasAt .SAlrjLAss. C.sy 0UpAa.
January -. 1888.
Ne. n. r. nsLsssls.-DsAa srs:: Your csm-
aanicst,sn requesting sur.terms for sdvertisis
as daily received. but trsn prejudice ~ hsl
termed ssAiaat Advertising .cure. for. secrss
diseases" il was len ussss~eseA. Dur,as -
accidental convsrsstiss in . Drug Store the
o,hsr evening. INV miad wss changed On The
ehsa scser Of yeur Buchu. l. was then highly
commended fer ether diseases by two physi-
c.sss present. laelossdl please snd surfatss .
sdvsrt,s,ng. Yours. &C.,
+. y. n. Sr1snosss,
Editor Had Proprietor Of Daily sd. Semi
Wssklv Telegraph.
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-. Louis MARKET.

-. Louis MARKET.
ny Telegraph Il Feb. 8.
Flour Firm super higher lat 5.5o4SlB,
Whest--Dull aad held aoovs buyers.
Corn-Searce Wkite held 1t 7307S.
Oats -nsld ii, ,nly At 6&ase
Barlsy-Stif spriuE l.s5&e.2o.
kys-Bsttsr At 81 0tl 80.
Whiskey-Unchangsi At -.
Prov isions-Firm and aativs.
Pork-38. 5o0S4.Se. -.
Bulk meats Firm aud unshasged.
Baceu-Better,
Ls-d- Steady at 7o1<.
New vork Market.
my Telegraph. Nsw Yos1, Feb. g.
flour-Drll. extra western a. IS to 20.
Wheat Asadsrately active. Ne. spring 10
store -; common dull; s7@9o.
Corn U sehasged; new e70eO
Oats Firm and quiet At 76e in store.
Pork -tirn and quiet At es3 25133 IS.
Layd-Aeavy, steam at lsx02l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

A TWO story frame house. Nth three
lots. on 4th street, only 81 200; wild land
e. so to e1OOcs per acre farms in Scott
county, and houses in the city for sale
cheap for cash.
ELpRIDGH 4 BRo.,
Land and Insurance Agents,
NJ An ne. A. akvaat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Cor Of 9Th Ave. snd 7s,h ST., Cessrai ARK.
"A Home aud school for the Hons OF Deceased
Se.diers,
IA u. Z. HsluK DAD "wo bottles oalv Of the
package q yos valuable Bueha presented - the
Institute have ssss used By The children. and
With perfect success. In The case u ear little
Lissssssns A. J.. his pride 10 - lsassr mes,i
ned. and hs is free from the daily morning
saashsmss Of the chanbsrmaid shs hes charge
81 This bedding. Itsel that knowledge Of. the
sssah 81 our use Of your Buchu With the chill
drsa under eur charge may save many . Super
insssesst and Hasrs. Of Boarding schools and
Asylsms great ameua. Of Annoyance: and
many psor child suffering more from veal.
nsss than trea habit, may BE- spss.d pusisA-
meat shss 10 Got kas~iag il - . vsskusss Ia
s,ssl sfs hsb,e .sss s.ojsssly saaiessd upos
then. Thasking you % behalf Of the ehildrss
saa hoping others nav BE- alike bsass,,sa, am
especially yssrs
Cot. You're
General Sup't and prscto
Jass. is. Tess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

New Work Money Market.
D. Telegraph. NV YeRE. Feb. s.
Coupons 81. llss.; 's2. lsK; "a, i.loh
'ss. lllS new. l.oslS; 81, l.o9p
l0-4o's. l,os5s.
Merchants Union-lSL.
Western Union Telegraph -S.is.
New York CentrAl-l.C2si.
Toledo / Wabash-e5.
Rock lsland--l.Stk
North western--ssk; prsfsrrs1, slx.
Fort Wayns-1 1915
81. Paul-s41l prsfarred, .7ss<.
Cola 1864.
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RAIlR DADS.


Chicago, Rock Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
le6s. Winter Advancement. 1863.
Trsinsrun BY Chicago tine which is twelve mis-
rites faster than davenport tine.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV %. 1858.
~ and until further soiics, trans will leave
Davenport daily, (Sup . sxcspted) ~ follows
Going East lst Mail train Al. ....e 10, a. y.
ID Night sxprses........s 90, ,. =.
Gsisg wsst-lst, Express snd Mail for Des
Me;nes and Washington, .. % >.
3D., hized, for Des Aoinss and
Buscetloe. .b.OOfb.
Arrive At Davenport daily Sundays excepted
rrsn the Eas,-ls, Night express u. q 60, -
I'd Daily EI. I mail. = ", ?. =
From the Wsst--lst Mixed from Dss Aeipes
b.cVA.n
ID. K1press from Dss Moinss
and Washington. Z tors.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Chicago with all Eastern Reuter-.
A. Joliet with q. 4. 1 $. l.. X. X. for Bloon.
ington, Springfield, &c.
a. L.s:lIs with l. 9. R. \ fer DuslsitA. H.
Louis, Cairo, Ac.
At Pond Creek With q. b. = Q. .. =. sss Dsr.
lington, ksokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with r. r. 4 }. n. n. Ae.
At pes Aoinss, IeWa City, and Wash . Rtea
with Wsstsrn Stage Cos Stages, for oil points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checasd - PFin-
sipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
"A. HALL, Asst Gen. Hupt. ChiesRo.
4. KinBALL. Asst. Supt. lsws Division.
Davenport
a. a. u,Lis As't Davenport
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PURE NATIVE WINES
ffom One 60 PlvoYesrS Old

Desea Bottles, ksg Or Barrel.
NM wM1g. yRR1 IRON AMI OTdrR m.
L erodieat than fruit jaies, sa9as "a Voc. ~
na4s with great care non
Stravvborvioos ooooobosvloe
Black, White 1 Red Cusrante.
Orders adarsssed y me q Davea ,sss - onbs.
~ nail. Of loft with
PARKS , nosnRR, psv,spo,s.
viii ~ oenvoeod q thsif 0foee.
Prices ieaeoeable, quality eond1ssoa-ooa Nm.
w. d. norafn.
eeN1d 0ilbsst. 0eoee o.. Iova.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
Chicago Live stock Market.

Dy Telegraph. Feb. 8.
Cattle oasratsiy active At s ko46 90
good 10 extra cows 7.ooA7.sek for good Il
choice sprine: Receipts $50 head salss SO
Hogs-Firm. steady and active; rscei pts
s77;salss 80 ut II. 5o0l2, 90 for good to.choice
shipping.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Kreasr's HAIR Dye, Natural. Durable. Beautifr
Best and Cheapest in the World. sold BY all Drug
istsand Country storekeepcrs. JOHN J. KRONER
Sole Proprietor. col Chestnut st.. PA!ladelphia.