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There Was fair demand Tor spring wheat but si lower
.;.;s q; 4 s sM II & s e No
ssss; Il s w. :.ss s:s: s:
. % q $ .ss e = % rs. % .n n
cable quoted Nc. whss. Al p ID No =. lod and asw
being 5000 Susbss al ssc NC for new mssd Wssisrn,
CLOSING & S Sa,S. Tsss u W. s0S q
arrive during the days a2c. Sc. Oats werf
q Ana n va. % seay and
ps; RsH sss . . Ss y b but '.y @ s..y %
small lot sold At - 10.
and st decidedly favor OF the shipper Ibs
chsrerins business remained Inactive The only
~ SSs oq' ,sS
Win : an as
orders at g. 3D., and small American vossel 70 The Wind
ward on private terms.
HrNr.wsisssrd Of no further sales Prices steady
cI iS iss &C. fsd s sSs Manila 80 &C. DO Tor ia' and
demspa and pces s favored The psrcs.sg quote
Prime and choice grades, ec zoe fair 10 good do ioc
HxY.-TSs demand was mod:saie ana the receipts being
ns ss s ws ispsS sS a" ',ss Ma
iioe: Soc FOR short, and 81 ! 81 10 fof long
and .sa v: ana s''' ''
a. sSa sS 's sc s s % e
,hs dan ,s I'd s c .,r :. whss ,s
gsc,Ss q ss e q Il g. ana .sr. a. q Ne ss
heard Of no sales Tar was unchanged. inch. -. -
oo. %...rn "a. sS. sn sale q
ss. oss1 sind. but held a. yss.
' ssI: beef ss2 package: ss. s
and price. heavy ssi s1N ior There
~ fsr ' n.s s,'s . is4 se' sa ss
prime and Ssi S$ for .hin mes, Dressed h9G ,s,
ws:sia ana iSsss sEs. city shi' iss i; aos'
s s S and Sa price. w though
ri ri y, the -. :.s' AZ % Go .S y
beef ". q some demand sc We heard O 70 :.s and
changed value The sales oc SS ysS ssa cu,
Rssss.::r @ ~ within sSs !.as. Isss
.isd o ssS %
basssd DO Bacon duI and 70 the absence q sales
s.. ses,s sor eswsyd delivery asS
s.s IS ss - fss s:%s'd d:s:,
March April seller Ave - ,.ch s On gr,se 81 s ,.
and ~ a.sass ~ is s
ss q ses s.' Sss s "a 's1f
delivery but decidedly lower gsce: fns c .ses ALE ysrs so
ss'' sss. ssi AgSs ds ss't 70; xsi :as 800 o.
.% ds.ss .rss ~..l ssS % foP ls,s on spot Z.
q. %sss s:, ~. ..r, y !s :Ss sS Sw
.Ss from sn NJ nsrss IS q Ja al sic
RgR quiet, but prices ware steady ~ sAc awe Tor
suaxn-Raw but little sought afer and, with liberal
osrins the market unseied decidedly lower
10 good refining Cubs closns At i2h ls hs sales
shout QO bhd Refined In limited demand, and, being
srss, offered prices were again lower We quote Hard
iac isSe. sof white, isc. lssc; yellow, 1sc sssac
srrpsCscu,ta insssd was quie but steady. At s7 s.x
So 49, gold. duty paid We heard OF sales Of 5000 bags, 10
kinds o. we're steady at yesterdays quotations.
SrEARisE-1he business light. only small
made at ise. a1SLc. for bids. and tercea
TtLLow.-The demand less active, but prices were
unchanged. The sales 600J0 lbs. At lie Iikc,
corsn 10 quality.
MnfeKEY.--Eeceip,s. i96 bhis. Ths market continued
efaely actisp, higher prcca Sales
were maze OF loJ hcls. a. aec. sy'c., tax pad.
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UNITED STATES mAssAAL's OFFICE.

Notorious Counterfeiter PardOned.
Charles o. Brockway, the notorious counterfeiter,
and CHIEF Of the gang Of counterfeters and dealers
In spurious currency that infested this city and State
some eighteen months ago. has been let loose upon
the community once more. Brockway. after pro-
traced trial. which excited great deal OF interest
to light, was found guilty and sentenced by Judge
Shipman, OF the United States Circuit Court, to
fifteen years. impris0nment at hard labor In the
Albany Penitentiary. Yesterday Deputy Marshal
r. Augustus Thompson received the Presidents
pardon and order for the immediate discharge of
Brockway. United States Marshal Murray. Colonel
William p. Woods and ex- Recorder Smith signed the
recommendation for pardon.
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might blaze Its light under water upon the whole
ship. examine by means OF this new telescope the
hull from stem TO stern and from the keel 10 the water
line, and determine whether anv damage mas been
done, and II SO, TO what extent. In case OF war
vessels and survey the waters beneath Tor
torpedoes with as much accuracy night and day,
as the man at the masthead looks Out for batteries
on shore In the broad day sun. proposition has
been submitted 10 the Congressional COMMITTEES on
Naval Affairs 10 authorize the secretary OF the navy
TO appoint commission Of naval officers 70 test the
availability and uses OF this invention. But II ap-
appears that this committee have not acted upon
the matter yet DR.. Doremus, however, appears 70
be satisfied with It's practicabIllty.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge OF Mutiny ON the High Seas
Before Commjsstoner Osborn.

Charge OF Mutiny ON the High Seas.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States us. Arthur Campbell, Cornelius
BOYLE ana George Ale1ander.-The circumstances oi
the charge against the accused are set forth In the
dispositions OF the principal witness, William B.
Shelton, master OF the American bark Restless. The
defendants were seamen on board the Restless while
on her voyage from the port OF Philadelphia to
Barbados, thence 10 st. Martin, TO Arpuia, thence
70 New York. On the voyage from st. Martin TO
Avgula, on the 18th OF February, the captain was
gers called him and nd said aCaptaD nj believe there is
murder going on forward among the crew." The
captain ran immediately forward, and found the
crew and 0iicers IN general hsht saw the prisoner
Boyle having hold OF the mate and struggling with
him; separated them; asked the cause OF
the disturbance but received no satlslac-
tory answer; next inquired who commenced
the trouble; the mate then pointed to one
Of as 6 Se a. es
Alexander soon after went to the captain
and said Captain release that man, or we won't do
any more work about the ship the captain refused,
and ordered Alexander TO his work, who again said
he would not work TIL Devlin was released or he
himself put in irons with him; Campbell, the other
prisoner, was at the wheel at this time; In q few
minutes afterwards without witness seeing any
fresh cause, another general fight ensued; saw the
mate down, with his clothes torn OF, and Boyle
struggling with him, the latter having his knife out
OF his sheath In his hand; was going to the assist
ance OF the mate when Alexander obstructed him
and raised chain hook to strike WITH when he (the
captain) drew his revolver and fired, woundlng Alex
0nder IN the slde this at once queled the disturb
ance; the prisoner, Campbell. had In the meantime
abandoned the wheel and went forward, and when
the captain ordered him to resume his place at the
Whee' he refused to do unless the vessel was put
about for the port they had left. others Of the
followed the example Of Campbell, but all went to
work subsequently.
Albert Foulkes, first mate, corroborated the cap
rain's testimony but explained that the row first
originated among two OF the crew, and appeared
to be unprecedented as TO the subsequent pro-
ceedings.
The further hearing Of the case stands adjourned
TO Friday next, At ten O'Clock.
Seizure Of Obscene Books, Pictures, 6Ee.
Yesterday Mr.. James Gayler, chief Post once de-
tectives assisted by United States Deputy Marshals
Dyer and McCay, made descent on that portion or
the premises 50 John street used by Calvin Willis
for the printing and sale OF obscene books prints,
pictures, photographs &c, and succeeded In seizing
considerable quantity OF the material Of his Illicit
trac. Calvin himself was also arrested and brought
before Commissioner Osborn, who committed him
to Ludlow street jail pending the opening of the
animation. The accused will be brought into court
thus morning.
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SUPERIOR counI-spfClAl TERM.

DecksiOuss
Judge Jones rendered judgment In tho following
cases this morning.
tdrp u.s. Cd,pentsr.--M Motion granted.
Wood rs. TIE Pacific Ftre Insurance Company
Motion granted.
0tqeader cs. Pe1rl.-Iudgment for plaintiff.
Mrong us. BtfWv.-Order granted.
N0hef ~. AUen.-Order granted.
NORRIS Us. H0e.--Motion granted.
DrunDnond u.s. Lesne.--Motlon granted.
Phelps us. Benrett.-M0t0n granted.
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AverAHe tempcrhtufe lot IueBdhy. Is
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Yesterday afternoon man
Of unknown name, wearing dark sack coat and
pants, brown hair and sandy moustache, was found
in an insensibe condition on the corner Of Second
avenue and Twelfth street, with q severe wound on
dangerous condition. Whether the wound was OF
accidental origin rinnctcd BY an unknown party il
not known.
THE STEAMSHIP CRY OF LoHpoN.--Tt was cur
rently reported In shipping circles on Tuesday last
that the steamship City OF London had lost one OF
her boats and thai ncr first oicer had been washed
overgosrd on her late passage 70 this port from
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CITY TyTELLlGEsCE.

TnE wsATHKg YssrKRDAY.-The following record
will show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty four hours a. Indicated BY the thcrmo
meter at Hudnut's pharmacy. HERALD Building
BROADWAY, corner OF Ann street,
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BROOKLYN CITY.
The COtRTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Calling tho Grand JuFye
The names Of the Grand Jurors summoned for the
present term Of this court were called yesterday
afternoon, but the jury were not empaneed, IN con-
sequence OF the government not being able to pre-
sent to them cases that are awaiting their action. In
consequence the jury were discharged until Wednes
daY next
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SUPERIOR cuuaT-TsAL TsRM--paRT n.

The Action Against Despatch Company.
Before Judge Fithian.
d. EeOdOre MierSOa us Aaron d. Hope.--This case
was resumed yesterday. BY direction OF the Court
the j0ry returned verdict FOR the defendant
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, March 3-6 Pm.
CoFrEY-Rio was held with frmness At former prices
though sales Other kinds continued to rns
quiet, but steady at yesterdays quotations.
CorToN.-Tbere increased business transacted,
and the . shade rmer, cosing quiet however
The mainly from spnners and sales made
OF l77 bales Including H spinning 35l speculation,
1871 FOR export and Sei in transit For future delivery
sales were 200 bales mddng for Apr and Nay
at 2S4c., and 100 do for March at ssxc. We quoe:-
Upl0nds Mobile dnd ~ O. and
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supesI,a counT-ImAl Term.


Before Judge Fithian.
&ierson cs. Hope.-This case which has occupied
the court for two days. resulted In the Courts a.
rccting a verdict for the defendant. 10 appeared
that the pIanti on January 20 and 81. 1894, shippcd
fwcn,ysix cases Of goods value Of sss3e. BY the
The New York herald., 1869-03-04

FLoUR And uHAIS.-keeeiPts b,SN bbs honr 1U do.
and 1SO bags meal 1855 bushe wheat 2lo5 do
andas0 malt The market for State and Western -four
was quiet steady. Extra siatc wanted for
shipment @s co. could be obtained below % so
% 10 California nour was duu and unchanged The low
only IN demand aud the market heavy
Sales so bbs Rye four qust bupsesdy Sales 100
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOvaT-x BANnyTcy.
Disposition or Cases.

Before Judge Blatchford.
The following orders have been issued In the cases
- subj0ined:-
In use Matter Of Ddntes 7alnadge.-Order Of refer
ence.
In ts6 Matter or the Neto York Mdu Steamship
COmpGny-Order for taxation OF bills OF costs
In the Matter or William Perry ana AUre0 Z.
Aeyriu.-0rder to show cause.
In the Natter or Same Basskralpts.-Order for In
junction.
In the Natter or FerrbdcE d Weisser.-Order d.
recting Sherfn TO pay assignee.
Ia ne Matter ar Edtcdrd Aeyer.-Order for de-
livery OF property to assignee.
IN Ue Iatter or Joseph Sulzoerger.-Order OF ref
orence.
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Half-past Two O'Clock r. M.
STREET QUOTATIONS..

Half.past Five O'Clock p. M.
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Average temperature ior Tuesday. !. !
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POLICE TRIALS.

Shaking.up OF tho FOrce-A Cosey Smoke
Five Dollars n Whif-Afcction for Servant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

HAVANA. March 1o.-A tsle yraa from
The City Of Mexico. dated the 81 inst, r..
cs.vsd here By . Vera Cruz steamer. con-
taies the following news:
Executions had become frequent in the
country, and were creating general public
dlsmay. Ga Monday. the lst Of MAJ Oh.
President Jusrss forbid them. He ordered
The officers 70 bring their prisoners to the
Capital for trial.
Il vas runsrsd that nan named Mayer,
late Of the Uoitsd States arwy. had been
shot; but Il he's since bsss ascertained that
he had been sent 10 Mexico 10 b tried.
:aGsn. Aegrsts had not been louod. u 10
hiated that HE defeat wss net % complete
- reported.
Senior Romero writes 10 friend that the
Ospcsitie", after fomenting rebellion, noe
clamor for change III the ministry. Their
motives arc ignobie. They represent only
q minority Of the nstion. The President
needs them aot. E,cumbsdo had defeated
the bandit C,nalss. The rebel b,nds in
o,her quarters had slso been routed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
NEW Y0Rk.

Nsw Yosx, March e.-Mr. sSsvard propo
ses to make visit to Aiken, South Caro-
linz. before many days, partly fog recres.
tion and partly TO psy visit to Mr.. Weed
Of whose rapid IMPROVEMENT ia health b
receives very gratifying reports.
The examit alton bv Assessor Webster
Of the Affairs Of Clarke, Dodge 4 Co.. with
view TO assets tax one twenty-ieurtb pei
cent. on their business % bankers and
brokers, commenced to day. Mr.. Webster
claims penalties Tor faiuies.
Mr.. Webster claims penalties for failure
70 make proper setnrns . the amount eI
slsvsn sheusand dellass, estseding over q
period Of several ysass. The ksm claiu to
- sioply bseksS go eejsst 70 being tax
- - bauklsg bosioeso.
Aea eeosas0eeieo tsoia lo6oo VIM rail-
Rod tseA We rsse6iag susve aeaY oshss
burg Sepes On the HeSo 1allseoA to-day,
sooe = he lsess ssilo sane q sentast with
the Cincinnati Expssss tseis. which va
passing, asd we're shroWa NJ : eensiderss.
be velocity int The soektsg car. severely
injuring three psssengsss. The cor was full
Of passengsrs At the time. aud il appeared
0isscnlous hsw others escaped.
BurrALs, March s.-Ths dif3culty be-
tween the Northern Central ard Erie Rail>
ways 10 adj usted and cars Of the former
make regular trips over the Erie line.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
LATEST NEWS
ny TCLEGR.aPH.
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.


CHICAGO, March l0.-A special says tbs
Motley stands the best chance for the mis-
sion to Eogand.
The bill rnu, dacsd in the House yes,er.
teiday reducing all internal revenue laws
into one act only changes the mo 10 OF tax
alton Of tobacco. An effort ~ill be made 10
pass II April lst.
The bill 10 strengthen the public credit
Wss introduced ysstsrdsy. Il 10 the same
- NE Sshensk bill, and win probably pass
ssoa.
The opinion sssms 70 b general that
ns. Dousesll will b nooipased a. Secrs.
isry 81 the Treasury teddy, thsoeh New
Yosksss are pressing vigorously fsi Hamil-
ION Fish or John A. 0sisweld.
Ii %, nc probable iron the large msior.
~ b. whicA sns tenure os-s6Bcs bill ~as
repealed 10 the House, that the Ssnats viii
promptly pass the bill.
Tas Tribune special says Spsaks,
Blame oppressed his opinion that the pres.
ent session would not last over month.
IL 10 considered almost certain that Col.
Parker, OF Gen. Grants Staff, will be made
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. The
sane special thinks that Hamilton Fish
will be appointed minister to England. and
II 10 rumorsd that Gov. Curtis will have
the Russian Mission.
The White House was throngci yestsr-
day with office seekers. Applications and
recommendations were presented none
Of which General Grant opened, oil being
turned over TO Gen BAbcock, 70 DO for.
wArded 10 the proper department.. Gov.
Howard will soon be removed for the
charge ofthe Fsesdsnen's bureau, and be
succeeded by Gen. Hatch, who has been
Tor . leng time Ohief O6icsr Of The Bureau
in Louisana.
Anothsr terrible tragedy eame 10 light
yesterdoy,-a entire family being pois-
onsd. 10 Bridgeport. . man named Finn
not having bssa seen for some days, bis
house vas fsscibly entered. and Nj. Finn,
bic wife. and two children found upon the
bsd-ihe mother aud children dead aud
bsgiasing 10 dscsepsss, wnils Finn was
apparently in the kagonies Of dissolution.
IL 10 suspected that Fro murdered bis fam
lily b poison, and then attempted suicide,
bus the seais 10 snssisped IN mystery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosren, Mavch lO.-A bona .fie priz
light, according to tho rus> VI the ring, sx
cept that hair pu ling aud biting were a.
loved, took place between tWo women IN
Som-rville, Mass. NJ an early hour o,
Monday morning. The contestants, OF
their appearance in the ring, wrrs clad il
he Conventional costume Of CATERS
-tockins- and drawers. wearing nothing
els. to speak Of. boy oud waterfalls and mn
ssata euris. A. tho frat round ono %
them. named Sarah Chapman. bscam,
frightened aud ju npsd gu, Of the ring, bu
her hackers dove h.f Ia gain and shs
sveniusily Won the fsht 81 she twsn; y .Hrs,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

PsrsseeuRo, March y.-Ths Repoblicar
State C.sesshtion mot at noon, to-day Z,
fuckers Hall. An anti>wei man ct.
tempted to Be declared tea ? ,rary chair
man, which the Wells men r. sisted. and Z
general row ensued around The cha,rmau's
stand. A s,rong police feses iuterlersd
and separated The eoo6attsnte Mayer
Burgrsss appeared md made . apesch ia
behalf Of peaee. The rival candidates for
temporary chairmanship follswsd 10 fSw
remarks, sdvising peace. when another
fight snsued. and the Mayer srdersd The
police 70 clear the hall. which vas done
Delegates are nov scattered about the
street, and il 10 not known whea they
will meet again.
After the stirring scenes Of this morning
it vas announced BY the Mayor that I
convention would assemble in the African
church. IN short time after the delegates
were collsc.ed, tho disorderly scenes we're
renewed. bot the Mayor With . strong pc.
lice force sure.eded in rss.oring Ordsr.--
After much excitement, jenkins, . Wells
man, was chosen temporary chairman.-
The ecnvsnsion then adjourned until "a
o'clock to. night
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
LATE NEWS
Bl' TELEGR.1PH.


EORTH.F1RsT CON0DE00.
WAsaiH0ren, March 0.-SsxArs.-Mr
Sherman introduced . bill supplementary
to the National Banking Act, aud gave no
tics tssl hs wosld call it up Tomorrow.
Mr.. Osbofns introduced . bill granting
lands to cid in the cen structisn Of bridge
over the Mississippi river ct o. about the
mouth Of the Missouri.
The bill was referred.
NJ. Norton offered Q ieint resolution
granting the right Of way 10 the Memphis,
Ii Peso aud Pacific railroad.
Referred 70 the Committee on Public
Lads.
NJ. Howe intredueed bill granting land
70 Wiocousiu 70 cid in the conetruetion Of
break water in the harber and ship eaaal
connecting the waters Of Green Bay and
Lake Mishigas.
Referred 10 the Committee % Psblic
IAnds.
NJ. Merton intrsdueed bill prohibiting
the s.ls Of geld By the Treasury.
Referred.
A large nunbsr Of other bile we're intro
ducsd, oil Of which we're appropriately re.
ferred.
Heess. The Speaker lad before the
House the resignasion Of e B. Washburne.
member from I'd district ei l. ineis
Rev. !. NJ. Better, Of Washington, was
elected Chsplaio.
Mr. Schsnck introduced bill to reduce
into one act the acts rsla ing 10 Internal
revenue. which. on his mott, n, was referred
to the Cemmitt,s Of the Whole and ordered
printed.
Mr.. Kelley introduced . bill for the coin
age Ola nickel coinage, p eces Of live cents
an under.
kssers.d to Go mmit,ee on Coinage.
Mr.. Butler ssksd leave to introduce Q 70.
solution for int special committee to
confer on oil matters relative 60 ludisu
treaties.
Mr. Kendall objected.
Mr.. Schenck offered resointi,us a. fo,>
lsws. shich were ssssrallv adopted.
For aslcct comoitie - of nine 70 provide
Tor taking the next census.
For . select joiat committee on rstrench.
msnt, . bs esmpo.ed Of four members Of
the House ana Tour Senator'S.
That the CoWmi,tss On Pacific Railroad
sball hereafter CONSIST Of fourteen members
end the Ceumittss on Patents Of nine
oembsrs.
Uudsr cali BY States bills and resolu-
eieus were inlre iuesd snd disposed Of, %
follows:
BY Mr.. Boutwell, reso' ution for the sp.
pointment Of select committee on recon-
. rucsion, 10 consist Of thirteen members.
under the Same rules and regulations a.
governed the proceedings Of the Recon.
rucsion Committse Of the last Congress.
ami that oil documents and reso.u lions be;
forc the last c,mmi,tes b referred to IL.
Adopted BY 1909 10 ~
By Nc. Butler, Of Massachusetts,. bill, to
repsal the tsnure<of- flee act. He moved
the previous question ou it's passage.
Mr.. Maynard mevsd 70 ndjourn. the neg,
atives only 10. The af1irnasIvss to the pre-.
vieas question vss sssoadsd By 16s % Is.
snd The bin paDeed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

ST. LsrIs. March 1o.-Patsy Curtin and
James Hssgsrty. two sporting men. had =
6ghs at Mike McCoolc'. saloon, this ai,sr
noon. with knives. Both were fearful.y
cut. Curtin's condition 10 considered
critical.
Gen. Wm. Meyers Ard Gen. B,winger,
arrived to-day from Omah,. G.n. Shei,-
Ian viii arrivu toni ght from LaWenwctth
and proceed direct to Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

From "a y. P. TsaasLL. wssreu. lad. march
.. 1855. I ana ea.ssei 10 tue pr A.sics Of nedi
enc. al hal yoSr y riding Oh ~ extremist
ehn-at rrsus ~ Ia all cssss Waere %. .e2teraa
aSllicatiou 10 inIicatsd.
", % IA. u. q. N al. Barris. ois~a, Dee. 10
1853 Il have pr Acs,csi N edssises 10 th,s eoua
~ ssssa 70 ~s au I cnsssiullv rec nnssa your
uArS ,aSiSd - shs best Liaiosus in uss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

From De. T. ". 1lL,s. rrsspvills. o., Jas.
J. isby. LII could receive bsIh boxes VI shs
Osrsl,ng Oil II s,li not os TOO much. ~ l th,sk
s,ald seon m sale Ter y oil, tue inquiry bsiug
ROT asasAsscs IL 10 sappsssi that hAssN for
ale.
from pa Wn.S NcCALs,e Channels. No..
Nov. g. lssS.-- y our 0srgiine Oil 10 taking The
Oh No on I, om al the iini"ents Of she day. Il
,ol ie.,rsa them, l could procure dozens Of
ssr.ihs .tss trsss best citlsns Of the cVunsry
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@

mgstrset'ef letter froa lee. NAsnAR Lasssy
Cousty Judge Of Shsiuy 20. isws. dated har.
Ian. April u. lss7.-ls 10 decidedly preferred
% any other lss,msps sold 10 this section.
Exuscs Of . letter from SAnusl =. nueP, de-
Ted fsl,sbusg, -Ohse. Jsly ". lsss.--sa Juss
last Bsssy >s0s hsd ysasl,ne sels that he'd
un.s wss supvossA - b. bipshesis for oers
than ten csyA ~ thaa Il could net eat. and the
sh-sss sscllss ainsss shut, aud By the ues 81
three ~ fear aopiisse,sas Of the dsllas bsstles
did shs dsetrsA eject.
Free A. q. Mat. ksvissills. Ossshssesa o.,
0aio. March, leSs II have uesA yeur 0aralinG
Oatse the Hsrssehss - ~. hsrss, I'D IL cared
u with the fret sppi,estiss. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

e.,uEssas hci.ArS IL Baos..' Wholesale Druess
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hsse than formerly. sioce ITS virsees nave be-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

PkrERsnuRe. NJ lrch 10. The Z IN ention
re-asssmbled at ten this evening, but the
com n,ttse on credentials not beirg ready
TO report II adj urned TIL Tomorrow
II is very evident hat Wells wili Dr. nom
mated to morros, AID II is conceded that
Henry {. Taylor. Of Montgomery, will be
uonip ated for 1t. >Governur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

The negative voices were Arneli, Bolts.
Farnswor,b, Ferry, Ho,ckkiss, Jcncks,
Lawrence. Of Ohio. Maynard, Schtnck,
Smith, Stokes, TsfFee, Tallmsn, Ward,
Whithermorc and Willard
The House adjourned till Monday.