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The New York herald., 1869-03-18
MARINE coua7.

~. Patrick's Day-Motion for Adjoarnnests
Before Judge Curtis.
~ the opening Of the court yesterday Mr.. Malcolm
Campbell moved that the court adjourn over till thia
morning In consequence Of many Witnesses and
jurors present desiring TO participate IN the days
celebration.
Judge Curtis concurred, and in adjcurning the
court said:-I think 1t is proper. that the court
should adjourn until tomorrow to enable those
In attendance here, who desire 70 embrace the same.
to participate In the festivities Of this day. 80 great
In the political and religious history Of the people OF
Ireland, 1t IL lit that every tribute should be paid to
that heroic race, who by their valor and industry,
have done SO much to maintain American institu-
tons Let the calendar OF to-day be that Of to-mor-
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
Real Estate Notes.

The residence OF Mrs. Whouseapple, at West
chester, N Y, situated the line OF the contcm-
pateted Portchester and Harlem Railroad with
seven acres Of uncultivaed land has been sold for
$4,000.
lhos. Wilson has transferred his cottage. lying a
quarter Of a mile further east to MIR. Ramsay for
81, ,500
The Dock street property at Yonkers, recently
owned by Mr.. James q. Bell, has been purchased by
Captain Joseph Peene, FOR $4,000.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

street died suddenly as No as West Seventeenth
street Of asthma. An inquest viii be held on the
body. rs-s,armwNt4 tw
John Schnebel German, thirg-dne year1 OF agcs
wh0 lived In the rear OF premises No. 1877 Hester
street and WORKED In Stuart's sugar refinery, died
suddenly yesterday morning. He had been at WORK
during the morning. Coroner Flynn was nOtfed
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
COURT cAlsNDAas-THls uAY.

COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before Cunning
James Meehan, robbery; James Meehan, burglary;
James Riley, burglary; George Wilson, James
D. Bosue, Obtaining goods by false pretences; John
Carter, breaking ana escaping Jail; Ezra Smith,
obtaining goods BY false pretences; Joseph PfuleS
burglary.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

FLoUR Asp GHAIs.-Receipts, ISIS bbls -four, 27 80
bags do 100 bags meal 8S5o7 bushels wheat l16p
do corn Sol 3,52 do barley. The dem nj
for Western -four active, and fair bns
consummated and there was more ateadnesA 10
prices Of all grzdcs California -four sought after
and firmly held. The sales were about l5 COO bbls
there demand. and tha tone Of the market
though higher The sales O
bbls. Rye quiet but prices were quite steady The
were go bbls Corn meal steady, with small saes
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

WRDrnsDAY Nsrch l7--6P. ~.
AsHEAPot steady and arm at 81 7s 81 S75 whils
pearl dull and prices nominal in the absence Of saes
coFYEE-Rio in Light demand, and prices Of most
grades IN favor oe the buyer though not quotshy
Other descriptions quiet ct yesterdays quo
tationa
CorToN.-Thers active demand from spinners and
inquiry from speculAtors and good bust
prices generally shade hghM,
the market closing strong with moderate offerings. There
GALES OF 4l69 bales, or which 26 wero for export jig
for spinning and 2 speculation The sales for future do
livery bales low middlins for March al
and 400 do. for May private terms Suboaned tbs
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
BROOKLYN CITY.
TUE COURTs.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cousT.

No Cases Rcady-Jury Discharged TIN Tacs-
day.
1ns March term Of this court Judge Benedict pre-
siding, was opened yesterday at twelve O'Clock. No
cases being ready the jury were discharged TIL Tues
day, the Esd insL and the court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
CsIV IsTELLIGENGE.

THE WEATHER YfsTERDAY.-The following record
win show tie changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours indicated by the thcrmo.
meter at Eudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
broadway corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERN.
Tho Hermitage Hall Case.

Tho HcrmitaGo Hal Cases
Before Justice Friedman.
David Wtneorenner Is. Cornell ana Johnson This
sase involved the ownership Of Hermitage Hail. The
fudge has decided that Cornell and Johnson shall
cancel their deed and come to an accounting for the
rents received. reference ordered TO A. J. Smith.
fracy and Powers tor plaintiff, T. W. Dodge for de-
fondanta.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
CITY COURT.

After the calling OF the calendar yesterday morning
TINS court adjourned ull to-day In honor Of St
Pntrckis day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

A Northern hrm have established a factory IL
Augusta. Ga, for the manufacture OF handles fvr
axes hoes snovels SPACES, &c. whereupon south.
efn Journal says:-" "rhcac are TO be snipprd Nor'p
for their attachments and wAi probably be seat bach
Axaln for southern pss.n
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
cousT cALtNDAs-Tals DAY.

SUPREME CouRr--CiRcUIT--Nos. IL, q, ~, los,
10, l50 1Te, 49, A. &c. So 68 % w. a5 w. los. Ill,
i2o. l2l, lao, ia l<s, 100. III, lss.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Cash gold was In good demand during the fore
noon, but became abundant before Clearing House
tme Loans were made at from to per cent for
carrying. Late In the afternoon gold was still more
abundant, and loans were made at from 10 toe per
cent for carrying. The business Of :he day ut the
Gold Bank resuitod as fOllows:--
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
Hnjf.paa Two osClock p M
sIaEEr puoIl1lexz

HaIG-past Fivo O'clock r. N
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Receipts Reoefpts. yssYnsntS Balances.
March Is. S226 491 oft6,,550 ss.ii63 1ss 2ss ts1
March TO-. oss,sl6 @t.s.os2 i.im.i6s el.sSl.2ss
March H.. 62Aooo l.Soo,22s l.o52.eos s2,oss,sso
The exports exclusive Of spccie) nom New York
70 foreign ports for the week ending March 10 and
since the commencement OF the year compare FOL.
lows with those or 1861 and 1905
1857 Isss. 1850.
For the week. .$A3ls,a9s sActL9ts s26sdeIs
Prev. reported. 81, ,25s,oo4 a2,s67.ia 2s,soL25o
since Jan L. sI1,5o5 3o2 $50, ,520,I2o s31,6,T,6s7
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
SALES " TINE new nas srnsx f1cSMa;.

IN. 1. s4l,so5, 900 ssc,seo,Ig0 ssl,s,7,ss
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

Kn
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FnANcIsco, Jan. "a letter from
Cclimo, Mex CO. gives an account Of ter>
rble earthquake experienced in that city
on the morning Of the Goth Of December.
Fer several days previous the volcano Of
Coima exhibited symptoms Of internai
comnotion. sending forth smoke and steam,
accompanied with rumbling noise, shaking
the earth By gentle rocking, which gradu
ally increased in violence un,il the walls
cracked. Everything breaksble in the
houses WAS demolished. The vibration
from northeast to southwest lasted nearly
forty seconds. The cathedral and ware
house, brick buildings, cracked from top to
bottom. The people, startled from their
sleep, rushed forth franticallv for the Plaza.
thinking the day Of judgment had cone.
Several persons were killed BY the falling
walls Of ahotel. The shock Was felt at :
long distance in the interior. Several places
in the ground opened, trees uproetsd,
water courses changed, and . general up.
hsaval Of the earth took place.
At the city Of Manseanillo. . cathedral
which bed stssd the shssks Of earthquakes
and storms ever ssatury, was risss usm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
LOUISIANA.

NV OnLsAss, Jan. 9-The funeral Of
Gen. Rousseau this afternoon was largely
attended, Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather.
The services were conducted at Christ
Church by the Bishop Of Louisiana. The
pail bearers were Gems. Mower, Beck Sitb,
Babccck, Porter, Tompkins and Mcclure OF
the regular army, and Gems. Ste.dman,
HERON, Lee, Mcclellan, Bushey, and Gdern.
sey, formerly Of the volunteer service, with
an equa' number Of the Masonic fraternity.
Tbs funcra! escort was composed Of the
Frat Infansry, Battery K Of the lst Ar.ll-
lerv. Company g Of the 9Th Cavalry, Ne.
sons. City Odicsrs and Council, State
Officers and Legislature. and 'arge con-
course on foot aud in carriages. Resolutions
efregret and sympathy we're adopted BY the
Legislature and City Council. The public
Offices and nearly oil the houses along the
lire of march were closed during The pro
gress Of the funeral cor,ege.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

WAsniSoros, jar. e.-Ths Treasury
authorities have ascer.aiaed tnat the recent
attack upon Clarksville. Texas, and the
murder Of Inspectors Phelps and Ham
mond we're committed in the interest fthe
whishcs ing, and moreover that certain
telegraph companies are n league with the
whlsAey ring. Telegrans that were sen.
from here 10 officers of customs and inter
ma revenue at New Orleans y ere know 10
outside parties almost ~ soon As they were
pu, on the wires, and dispatches from Off
GERS in New Orleans in r.le-e ce 10 an,irs
in Texas werc known TO members Of the
whiskey ring here before they we're rs
ceiv.d al the Department. Measures have
been adopted by the War Department "a
secure tho safety in fu.urs Of officers Of the
government on the Rio Grande.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
LATEST news
NJ TELEG RIPE,
To THE DAILY DEmoCnAr.
NEW YORK..

Nav YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE steamship
Aetna, which arrived yesterday from Liv-
erpoci, encountered . very tempestous
voyage. Mr.. Molyneux, 6fth officer OF the
ship, was swept overheard and drowned.
On the goth five others were alss wash
ed overheard, but were rescued. Several
Of the crew and passengers were badly
injured by the same sea, one having q
collar bone broken. The deck was swept
eli, the officers quarter boats swept away
aud the greatest conformation prevailed
among the 200 passengers Oh bosrd. The
voyage was one OF the mos, severe ever
experienced.
The Heralts Norfolk dispatch Of yes.
terday says reports recs BY tie steam
CT Rogers state that the negroes are quiet
at Bixter's farm, and there Is 40 spprehcn
sion Of immediate d iEicn,y.
An officer Of Gen. stonemans staff 10
here investigating tho late events. As a
precautionary MEASURE troops have been
sent 70 Taylor's and Wise's farms, where
difficulty is apprehended
The summary manner in hich tho sol
aiers dealt with the negroes q, B,x,cr's
farm hsd Wholesome effect IN restorin z
order.
AT the inquest yesterday on The body OF
the liitlc girl who was fatally burned by an
explosion OF kerosene oil on Monday oys
ning, it was shown that the oil was Glow
the lawful standard, being almost pure
ssnzins, The coroner charged IL. Jury,
and they rendered . verdict to tho effect
that the accident was due to the palpablc
negligence Of Rsiser 4 Ishenmeiker, man.
ufactursrs, and Samuel Schoonmaker,
vender o. the oil. They also recomme nded
all kerosene oil in the city be properly
tested. The coroner had the. nanufsctur-
ers and Schoonmaker placed under heavy
bonds to await the action Of the grand
Jury.
Six bales Of silk, worth 10000, were
stolen from Bremen steamship at II sbo-
ken on satu day. No arrests.
1t 10 stated u At tho Congressional Invss-
tigating Committee have filed testimony
sufficient to hang, politically, many prom
inent politicians mere. They have evidence
% prove that not less ihan 10000 iraudu>
le', votes were cast in tbs city by repeat,
erS alone. The business was reduced TO Z
scienc and had Il not rece we'd such sudden
check by Marshal Murray, no doubt II
would have become II sc aerai application
IN n! tho large cities Of tde Union. BY hi,
timely action, Marshal Murray prevented
10000 from becom ,ng $4,000 Several wit
nesses testified that .ney voted rom "a
81 tones. Each o! these witnesses have
testified because those wno employed then
did not paw them according 10 agreement
Inc committee have summoned nearly iOC
witnesses upon ono question OF using
fraudulent naturalization papers These
papcrs were offered by hundreds and thou
ssn!s The committee have the testimony
Of the printer who Insnufantured these doc
ment., who had his presses running fsou
tho Is, Of June up almost to tho day OF cleo.
ion. lie printed over l0).0Oo.of them
The committee nave evidence that naturnl
lzation evidence in the county clerks tflies
srnpidlv being DESTROYED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
LATE NEWS
HI TEkEG R.fPH.
VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Jan. Q-D >tsiis Of the negro
erneute near kcmpvihe. Princess Anne
county. are received. Lieut.. Farvagut and
force, while en- route for the farm occupied
by tho negro squattsrs who were 10 be
elected, passed an armed force Of 10 negroes
IN tho woods. who made no demonstration
upon them. Nearing tho squsttegs' ouar>
iers fresh number, variou.ly armed, re-
treated 10 house. which was SURROUNDED.
Sergean, Cullen advanced to the door and
was instsntly shot. which so iniuriated the
troops they returned the fire, and, rushing
ing into tho hodse, bayone,ied one or two
negroes. Three were killed outright. Tbs
,rooos were withdrawn after eiec.ing The
arrest OF two OF the rueleaders. A dele =
CATION Of negroes then waited upon the Of
Ulcers and demanded the arms captr,e red.
which were refused. Tao spokesman re-
tortsd, il tuat is the way things are going
on every white man would be run ont oil
the county,
The citizens Of ksmpyille pickssed the
village, the woods being a'led with armed
negroes.
This morning they had disappeared, and
with view 10 more speedy pac,,icaiion
the troops retired to the city.
ApprShsnsions are still entertained Of .
renewal OF the sneute and great excitement
continues.
Battery A Of the oh A-lillery arrived
here this evening 20 reinforce tho troops.
negro named Hodges, . former mem.
Der OF tho Convention, is reported 10 have
occa>icnsd this resistance to the civ an
thcri,ies by an ianammatory speech, in
which be told them to hold Cd TO the pro>
psriy and fight to the last.
LArHs. Reliable information received
this evening from tho scene Of yesterd .y's
affray reports the negroes much excited, but
no further acts o: violence h,ve been per
pctrated.
Tho military force sent 10 the assistance
Of the Sheriff have returned, and no further
disturbance 10 apprehended.
RiCuxoND, Jan. 9.-Ths remains Of Hon.
John Minor Bolts arrived this evening, and
were laid in state in the Senate chamber.
LAtER.-Jan. 10 Hon J. NJ Bolts was
buried this alter Don. The State officials
aud members ofthe Grant and Colfax a.so.
cistion were in the procession. A very
large crowd OF freedmen accompanied tn.
remains 70 the cemetery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
WASHINGTON.

W.snisGTos, Jan. l1-G.n. Thomas, 4
the Judiciary Committee, hopss % secure
the report - the House that Maryland, I'M
.!sJ the laws passed oy the las, Legislature,
has not a Republican fosm OF Government.
tie also expects that The House WI sustain
such report
The Melhodists had great gatherings here
Yesterday. Bishops 4 Les and Jones both
preached in the morning. In the evening
Chiel justice Chase presided, and the
speakers were Bishop Jones and Congress
man Price. Two great meetings arc 70 he
held to day.
The alta veia Spectators nre pressing
the House Foreign Affairs Committee to
mako report on their claims, and p oiess
to believe they can get favorable action from
the present Congress.
Mr.. Bnters hi TO repeal The tepare OF
ellice act has been Introduced hv NJ.
Wasntmrne, OF Ind ara. and . being nut
through rnier the prey ieus question Nv =
large majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

TAL.AsAsaE, Jan. 10.-Yesterday Lieu
tenant Governor Gleason vacated tho chair
Of President in the Senate. whom tina. body
called on Mr., Meehsm, colored member, to
hl.f. Gleason then retired and sent in
MS resignation as President OF me Senate,
TIE duties o. which Office deyolve upan 1t.
Gov. Gleason rs . stale officer, BY the
prov.sion Of The oons,itu.ion. Tho pro.
csed:ng - deemed irregula, and of no value
~ theresignation should have gone through
the executive department to the Senate.
Tho question arises whether he can resie
the function Of this Office alone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

AuGusrA, Jan. 9.--It is reported that the
murdsrers OF Martin and his two sisters.
whe were murdered, robbed end burned
at their homo in Columbia county. few
weeks ago. were taken from Jail At Applins
and lynched, tho parties one Anderson
Upton and three negroes composing the
party, confessed to having murd sred Martin
ard his tisters, and subsequently, burning
Of tho house and their bodiss in order TO
cover their guilt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

TELL YouR NKIGHIoss.-it il a duty witch
every one who has suffered from the tie -rib'e raw
ages Of that most terrible of oil diseases, Dys-
pepsia, and WAC has been cured by Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure. to tell their friends and ne ghbors
Oft. ado unto others as you would have Others
do unto YOU, is,he goltcn rule.
Eserv one that has ever used it knows Of its
wonderful curative mowers in Dyspepsia, lndi-
gesiton. fla'uleney, Sex Headache, Sour
Stomach, Il ar,bu-n. Cholera Morbus, and We
m ght say every disease tha. arises from a
diserder.d state o. the stomach and bowels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
s'Orel.E News by Atlantic Cnh!e

Losp y, Jan. 1.-The ind cations Of
tie nr.t LAY C the Conference IN the
Eastern question leaves iit,.c II any doubt
CT the ultima succ 81 Of the Turkish
government. though IS representative cons
sented To inslniain the present siates until
close Of Conference. It's general impression
- that but ono more session Will be held
aud that war be'weea Turkey and
Grssge will be 9bviated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Tvs lots in North Davenport and - IN East
Davenport, cheap rs dirt. good 40 acre farm in
Pleasantly alley only 1850, and lots of other
bargains. Wild land by, the cart load.
ELpRIpGE 4 BAo..
Land and Insurance Agents.
A. I,rajv a,reet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

top TO bottcm. breaking the tiles Of the
fSofkiline some eighteen or twenty persons
BY the falling walls. The American hotel
and three others we're buried in the ruins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

A celebrated New York BARBER said, not !sng
since, that nine-ienths Of his customers prefer
To have their hair dressed with "Barrett's Hair
Restorative 10 any other substance, as it .eeys
the scalp so cool and free from dandruf Troy
Daily Wing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

jams. kIRx / Co. Slime staple and fsuey
Toilet Soups. comprising German Mattlsd, Olive
Star. Improved Chemical, Palm. &e. Sold by
oil rrocers and fancy goods dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Tie country seemst to be filled with specifics
for the cur, d Lung Diseases that one scarcely
knows which TO use for want Of confidence in
their medical properties. but from the remarks-
bio cures, aud the high order and extraordi nary
efficacy of Aliens Lung Balssm. We are com
PEELED TO regard the evidences Of our senses, and
conhdeuty.stass that for Cough and Gold, and
that bydra-headed monster. CONSUMPTION. We
think that preparation as safe and certain cure
ss is now before the public
For sale by ALI Dealers in Family Medicines
sneral.y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
r RAILROADS.
Chicago, ksck Island I. Pacific
Railroad.

Chicago, Ksck Island 1. Pacific
Railroad.
le6S. Winter ARRANGEMENT. 1869.
Trsinsrun by Chicsro time which il twelve min
ut-s faster than Davenport time
hNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV 81, 1859,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, tSundnys excepted) a. follows
Going kast-lst Mad train 1T. ....6 10, A. =.
% Night express. 20, P. n.
Doing Wess-lst, t.press aud Mail for D.s
Heines and Washing on, 8 80 A. y.
Cd. Mixed, for Des Moines and
Mnscatine SCOPE
Arrive al Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
From the East-lsf Nightexpress At. g 20, A.
I'd Daily TX. a mail q o5, ..
From the Wsst-lst Mixed fron Des Moipes
5000.
ed, Express from Des Moines
and Washington 4 .5or.s.
A. Chicago With all Eastern Reutee
At Joliet with q. A. 4 3. l.. n. X. for Bloom.
isgtsn, Springfield, Gc
At LaSalls with |. G. II. r fer Duplsitk, 81.
Louis, Cairo, &c.
Al Pond Creek with G. h. 4 q. r. \, for Bur.
lington, keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with r. y. 4 j. n. r. Ac
At Dee N Dimes, lows City, and Waahin Rtsn
witu wesssrn Stage &c. . Stages, for oil points
West, Southwsst and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches On all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checked 10 Pfin-
eipsl Eastern Cities and Towns
PA. HALL, Asst Gen. Hupt. Chicago.
4. KmsALL. Asst. Supt. lewa Division.
Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Snx BusoH OF GstPss. anothsr. column,
Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlTTERS It
is ighlv recommended by physicians for dys-
pep..cs. on acooun. Of IL tome. opsieties, its
purity and its delicious fsyors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

East; owners account light ssles at eod7. 90 !;
cows to good steers, firm and quiet.
Hogs-firm, and a shade higher. Receipts,
s37 head safes, 1,3l2 a, cog Z. 40 for good to
choice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Nenopr NsEn Sure, from cold, with the
probabilities of q serious attack o. Bronze aitis
lnfsmu alton Of the Lungs. or Consumption, II
they use that sure preventive and c'icacions
remedy, MlSELL.S HERB RlfTERS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

40 re rnH Bss-.-0o to the Bryant D Stsattor
owa State Business College to get . thorough prsc
Heal business education. For circulars papers, I'D
iress, tenclosinG stamp, The Bryant y stsattsr
Commercial College, Davsn pert. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Krsnsr's Hair Dye. Natural. Durable. Beautifu
Best and Cheapeet In the World. sold by Ali Drug
ats and Country storekccpers. JOHN J. KRONER
Sole Proprietor. +oi Chestnut ST.. Ih'lsdelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

fBy telegraph. Jan. II.
Ficur-Quiet and unchanged.
wheat-Cisssd steady at l.1tAll.l41.
Corn-Firmer; new "a; no grade sos.
Oats--Quiet a i,s464s.
kye--tirmer at l. IS for No. !.
Rsrley--Dull ut l 65.
Mes. Pork -Que. at ~ % cash and future.
Lard-Active and firm at 10.
Cut xeats-A shade 81 mer.
Dressed Hegs-Less active but 6Im at 1875
q IL 80. dividing on 200.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

"CossrIrrrioS WArEa' IS certain cure for
Diabetes. and all diseases of the kidaeys. For
sale By oil Druggis,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

HoitIwAvs OINTMENT AND PILLs work admirably
together remedies for the affections Of the Chest
LunRs aud Throat, so common At this season. A
few doses o! the Pills at ones alleviate the general
fehriis symptsms, and the Ontme Mt faithfully rub
he'd over the seat The complaint produce an. i'm
mediate and powerful local effect neutrslzinr and
subdning the internal irritation and soon enabling
tho sufferer t, breathe frcer and deeper" TIL.
treatment will care Coagh that rcsiss al other
remedies Fold BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
O

Extract Of letter from Hon. NATHAN LINDSEY,
County Judge Of Shelby Co.. Is~a, dated Har-
Ian, April -, ls67.-lt 10 decidedly preferred
to any other Imminent sold in this section.
Extract Of letter from SAHusL 8. Hurs, de-
ted Fallsburg. Ohio, July II. lS66--ln Jane
last Henry Ssfle had . yearling colt that had
what vas supposed 10 be Diptheris for more
than ten days, 90 that II could not eat. and the
throat swollen almost shut, and by the use Of
three Or four applications Of the dollar bottles
did the desired effect.
From A. @. EiRL. Lswisvills, Coseheoton Co.,
Ohio. March, 1871 have used your GaSRlipg
Oiltor the Scratches ON my horse, and il cured
IL With the frst application.