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think they would hesitate to dc this, be-
cause, having the two men, they would
hardly expect any resistance from Sin
gle girl. About thirty rods to the right
Of the path cattle yard had been erect.
ed by her father, and in the corner OF
the fence stood an immense elm tiee.---
Inside of this yard climbed Leonora.
and behind the big elm she concealed
herself "- "1e
A few minutes more proved that she
was right in her conjecture. The indi-
ans, after having tied stout rawhide
thongs around the feet of their prisoners
laid them down in the bottom Of their
canoes, strobe gayly and laughingly to-
ward the house, without any attempt
ut concealment.
stone, and her nerves-which fiuttered
u little before now grew as firm as steel.
She had put feeSh waterproof caps upon
each nipple of her rifle, and putting the
barrel on the rail Of the fence, drew a
bead upon tho foremost Indian; hut ~
her finger curved to press the trigger,
she heard what actually seemed to be a
voice whisper: e.
mot yet, Leonora!" r;ear
She paused. and then, AS If by inspira-
ton, flashed sle the thought into her
/ mind .uln.
await, Until they get nearer the
hp'iEse, hp'iE.,h and 4. i then shoot the hinderrost
she obeyed the impression. and let
them come on a few rods nearer. sud
denly the thought came again: ulI r
"Now's your time!' ,ya.
Clapping her face to the rifle brecch
she trained the death dealing tube stead
lily at the chest Of the rearmost Indian
for an instant and then fired. aal 4.
The bullet proved true to its mark,
and the burly Indian merely threw up
his hands and fell dead, the rifle ball
having gone directly through his heart.
a clap ofthunder from the clear sky
could not have so utterly astonished
those remaining Indians. Wildly they
looked in every direction to see whence
came the fatal shot. In the next in
stance bang. went Leonora's rifle again,
and another of their number dropped
dead. v..
But they saw the smoke Of the last
shot, and caught a glimse Of the shooter
At once they comprenendcd their peril
They could not hide, aud their only
show was in running to the tree aud
tomahawking their bold foe on the
spo'. Instantly sounding the war hoop
they bounded forward, but with the
notes half uttered another of their num-
Der leaped into the air and fell back to
rise no more. Leonora had fired again.
The remaining three rushed on but
again the brave girls rifle rang like the
knell of doom, and fourth savage fell
headiong to the ground. E.nr
The terror of the remaining two was
now pittiful to behold; they stopped
short in their onward course and utter
a most fearful scream, di~charging their
rifles at the tree in the widest and most
unavailiny manner. But again the re-
lentles rifle blazeh, and another of the
remaining two sank to the ground ms
tho bullet went crashing through his
brain.
Immediately the one left, threw down
lis rife aud cried out.
mo shoot me! No shoot me. Nc give
upD
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- seh'Aa iHAT'tk'" - 80 va '''
Mn ~ Nm y ~ sower I'd hsr rifle,
and stepping from beliffd The tree,
climbed the fence briskly. and COM
menccd approaching the savage.
The surprise and Indignation of the
Indian, at the sight of the girl was i'll
tense, and forgetting his supplicating
cry, he put his hand behind him and
drew -JuEt4 his tQmahawk. - throw at
A.eohsaGss,s ~i.s a. sl,srp6s an ca
giles. She saw the treacherous move,
and Just as the bright blade of the
hatchet cleaned for the throw. she rals-
.1i heflitle ah1 slot The faitlliess scou"-
.Arel IAwi in Ms tracks. = T. T.
With the speed of deer she now
bounded forward to the lake. .a
+ Harry Nv atson shouted "Glory halle
lujah. / knew it was Leonofa!' aud
the father cried for icy AS her little form
abpsared on thebkHIs. rifle in hand.
I0ti5ly She tlepfdriled to the canoes
and unbound the men, who embraced
her and cried over her in the most eX-
ttravagent n,apner~ ,. .*F
ht'But they felt they had no time to lose
and hastily gearing up their teams, ana
! loadiig hptlieir ,valuabies, they set out
for Minneapolis, where they arrived
safely, a,i3 where eI,eonnra and Harry
Watson were Immediately made one
Olla Walter brrotSWs2ai rrtSWs2ai and lTaa Harry rar,y Watson
both did good service inthe Indian bat
ties which followed; and when the say.
ages we're finally exterminated, they all
went hack to their old home Oh Green
Lake, where they now live They have
State; and Leonora, though tha happy
wife and mother, clings to her beautiful
revolving rifle, and yet occasionally
uses it to keep herself in practice.
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si r's SSo on TT a. aV sE1 bgs EsVI SFIy

rh nMnrXh ~ rht dh S .ss pss,i V
St. Paul a light aud handsom revolving
rifle, of which she was very fond, and
with which she batame' sd expert that
she could shoot a duck or prairie chick
,y4sa tAs wing WITH almost absolute
eeI,s.4,y; eUss,&yosu,ngIA d AIs wax Aiilina
'Af6i,ild TIE lake, rifle in hands she no.
ticed, three conoe loads Of Indians care
Of I'll wa,e1 Ste dilS hd stealthilS hp-
proaching the spot where her father and
lover we've at work. She did not iAitaie-
dately abr4l&nl any tragedy. but ip
some unaer6,ift.tble way she felt siin41
PEELED t. remain and watch their mo.
tiokN ShA tlel&o& eoncealed hslrelf
behine tn &toltoG AlSen tree, and oh
served their movements, which grew
more and nspr%usp,icious. There were
two India osrlseach canoe, and after
%sX nrsd91ger ser 3rrx$s, they ,i.ss. disssn:
barked, and trept eArefiily and noise
lessly along until they were within Il
few feet of where the unsuspecting men
were chopping. Suddenly with o. yell
that made the forest ring, and which
I-ecAoe1. apd re,echoed >pcyoss> the still
lM3a they spra,il upon tI&G 7ioktms
and bore them to the earth.
Leonora treubled with excitement
and AMruhehsDh.- expeetfug CnOthtny
less than to witness the horrid butchery
I,egf,e ,egf,eer EtbsE9sa ioysEi # 39HSs4sE =.
posea ss5 |nti sh,Sfnss st. ~
arms, they took them to the canoes.
where spkiHg uae a4dEnal,l ia .pns aaan4
Iths Motp,g inansin The, other thsxsf.ox ;
cd bok4Y into the Jake and p&%lAl ad rap
idly down towards where the house
;s'lMESFI SIII"I,i u, 4..,}I4It !IIiI,4 Ilft'ssI sjI
sign capturing me too. They deem
t, ihai a.hs s% s3 inls assd "sa S'sI
''Sse: there is a fourth canoe, which
they no doubt suppose, will carry. me.--
This villainous work has been well cal
SlLaft sa. ri Pad a;r :s;1TSYKh you YOU
Leonora Brown has been taught more
things than; ;to IcsekHshjsspn steak. Oh,
dear, dear father, your Eeohora viii soon
show you how bravely she can succor
YOU, and how your .instructing her the
sss aass Nj ssty III, W.'ss esS
have won longer lease of your rprecious
life by presenting me with this splendid
revoJi& ride, Eix~b.lls& tpr six ruff
] dahi! MissSSt II tls II ohraf should
there's my knife. No, Leonora you
must not miss one of them:
the ens Ssssnsbkax q! in "se
rie above. She knew that to reach the
house the Indians would have to cross
el@bolA III lssA s6lesifh<1 was nc
: shaiter for their persous- She did not
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asp;iI arp "E1. .sr SassTh inr
FRY IN psau.Wa hrISas Lswa1x.in

.frSsa. 3pa hsix2x LSwak-in
the woods telling trees for building pnr-
poses 1t was agreed first that they
should build a new hewed log house for
the united family as Watson bad only
got up small. single room cabin. Then
the wedding was 10 take place, and the
two men would again resHme their
Nork.aE t3tta!-~trs.1 Il tts~IT AN
While thus bhsily,~ngaged, the fHuE
war 1,roke ot4t' Ft'Was the habit opfe-
onora to take her rifle ott every morn
ing and shoot prairie chickens for table
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young Men on ths interesting rela
tfon of Bridegroom tpfl3ride iIithe SpSuQ of Mar
riaHe,a Guide TO matriihoiiai~ its aHd r,rhnpd
pness Sent by mai in scaled letter nyeopes rfe Of
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IN STANwOOD.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public gene
IN rally, that the undersigned (having NOV
81 to and taken up his residence in the Town
Of Stan wood, will be found always on hand
there Ia attend to any business connected with
1t Ixac "a T.
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STASwooD. A pril 18th, 1859. 3ml7
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LIVERY stab E!

PRANK MERRIAM PROPRIETOR. sc
In the reor Of the Union Hotel, Upton,
vi A,.,,.@tttF IoU0. a. a. -&.ss,
Carriages, Buggies e. Saddle Horses
To let at all times and at reasonable prices.
.sCNSfll and. experienced drivers furnished
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4 UEFlDNEER. VIII attend promptly to
IAC selling All kinds of property Auction,
~ .jmany part ofG Gedrr county 4 list Of his sales
} - CMln always be found at the TIrToN ADvIsRTI-
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hm a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-28
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
IN undersigned, being Ex-oflcio Assessor Of
the town Of Gold Hill, and also, by appointment,
Assessor for State and County purposes for tho
same township. has this day commenced sssess- ~
ing all taxable property In Gold Hill iol me , M
csi wear. AN persons subject to taxation wili
nlesse be ready TO make their returns ON the as'
HIRAM CRANDALL, AesessSot;;
Gold Hill, May 10, 1869. '0A =
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RATES FOR FREIGHT.

0uR RATES FROM SAN FRANCISCO
~ are reduced to cents per pound on fnit
Freight, and 2H cents on Slow Freight. m
iy3sIw WELLS, FARGO & co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-25
KENTUCKY.

LouIsvILLE, Jan 23.-The case Of d. d.
Williamson against the Louisville, New
Albany and Ohicsgo Railroad Company, in
the White county, lndisns, Court 81 Com
mon Pleas, whore it was brought on the
change of vsnus-wss decided IN favor Of
the plaintiff and decree ordered for the
sale Of the road, with franchises. the roll
ing stock. depots and ether property, BY
the sheriff, the proceeds to be applied 10 the
,ndemnify,ng bondhoIdsrs. Tho sale will
take place about the hrs: Of April. This
Is one Of the most important cases ever de-
cided by an Indiana Court, involving, as it
does, millions OF dollars.
LOUISVILLE, Jan "a AT IL o'clock last
night the stern wheel steamer LsClairs Ne.
2, in attempting the pssssgs Of the falls,
struck Que Of the abutmsnts Of toe bridge
and sunk in seven feet o. water Great
sonstsrnstion prevailed amsng the 80 o. 20
passengers on board. most 81 when had re-
tired At the time Of the accident, but NJ
lives we're lost. The steamer Tustau CEN
ing down after the LeClairs stuck took ID
tho passengsrs ard brought them 70 Port
land. The principal part Of the cage is Z
total loss
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hAYAnl.

HAVANA, Jan. 23.-Ths Dominican gsv.
srnmsnt was forwarding trosps 70 the sup
port Of BAez, who vas IN the Geld against
the rsvolutienists. The entire country is
IN an unsettled condition.
Mr.. Haitwsod, Of the Lenden Bank, had
srii,ed At the capital for the object Of con
Guiding . loan Of 100000 to President
Baez, tue payment Of the loan = be secured
BY grant Of oil the copper and ceal mines
Of Samana and guane On the island Of Alta
Vsla. The contract was expected 70 be
signed this week. whereupon English war
vessels would Immediately proceed to Sa.
mana aud Alta Vela.
Adsices frsm St. Domingo says that the
Official Gazette states that the revolution
lists under Ozarndo have been defeated
Private advicss on the contrary say tina,
the revolutionists have captured two vii
ages and are advancing on Aqua.
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LATEST News
BIZ TEEEG H.spEs,
CHICAGO.

CaioAoo,Jan 25.-several bloody aifrays
occurred here yesterday. Early IN the
morning private dstsctiyc Sucksn, while
sndeavoring to effect tn. arrest of ID bar.
keeper suspected Of robolng the I'll OF his
employer, was attacked by the thief with
hs,chst, receiving serious if not fatal inJu-
Iits.
Yesterday afternoon party Of boys we're
passsag . negro saloon just - too Or three
egrses we're emerging, one Of whom 70
cosnizings hey against whom be hsld
some erudge, drew . pistol and bred into
the crowd, missing the enc he aimed - bat
hitting another lad about IL years old 10
the thigh, inficting . painful though not
dangerous wound.
Tie Times Washington special says the
parties Who opposed the election Of Gov.
Fenton to the Senate are obtaining evi
dencs 70 lsava the matter iesestigatsd by
that body - soon A. his crsdsntials are
presented. alleging that such corrupt in
fueness we're used to elect him a. will show
tha, he is not emitted 10 . ssat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-25

10 the surrender Of Msssrs. Bliss and Mas
tsrnan ~ the Paraguyan authorities on the
80 q De . absr.
Rear AdmiIa' Davis II b 8 nag ship ~
chered under paraguan battery an An
gu.tura Ard communicated with Lopez
whcss headquarters wercsix or seven mics
in tie interior. Lieut. Commander MIX.
laod, bearer of the III ,ssase, returned with
tie answer that Lopez desired TO confer
VIII the Admiral in person and Ter that
plraoss would come down 10 the river
bank. Lopez appeared a. the lower battery
and an interview oil thros hours duration
was had with the Admiral. All points
bearing upon the matter were discussed -
TIE manner Of Lopez was conciliatsry.
frank and courteous. while he continued to
declare from lime TO time bis intention 10
acesjs 10 the request for the delivery on
board . United States vessel Measn. Bliss
aud Aastsrman. On the night Of the 10th
Of December Aessss. Bliss and Waterman
we're brought 70 the fsg ship 10 the Native
canal. Tness persons hsving been dslis-
cred 70 The United States Gen. Mshahsn
made preparation TO land on the subsequent
day and present his credentials but the
battle prevented it. He however landed
on the 18th asd vas ssesivsd By several
officers Of Prssidsst Lopss' stat and pro
cssdcd directly to Lspez's headquarters.
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NEW YORK.

NV YeHK, Jan. 2S.-About ten O'Clock
this A. II. man entered the Park Bank
and seized package Of money containing
$4,000 and rushed into the street, passing
Il to confederate, and made his escape
Ills accompies with tho money was cap
;nfed and committed Tor trial.
The wife al On ..i@s -.i-U-..", cotton pro-
ker. residing in Brooklyn. eloped yester-
day with Q man named J. +. Tomlinson, of
Chicago, mot Of the well known 6rm Of
romlinson / Bro taking with her money
and jewels amounting to $4,000. Tbs
parties sailed on the steamer ANTWERP for
Euroue
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Foreign News bv Atlantic Gable.

MADRID, Jan 2i.-lt is Announced on
off ,al authority that provisional govern
msnt believing that IL truthiuily intsrprsts
the feeling Of the nation cannot accept any
proposition fer csssien Of Cuoa.
oNsrARriNoPLE, Jan. -. - Admiral
Hob-rt Pasha has sailed With his fleet frsm
the Harbor Of syria, the governor Of the
lsland hav ng promised that the steamer
uosss shall not be permitted to leave tb.
port. The Vlcsroy Of Egypt has offered
tho Sultan an army Of $4,000 men and
fleet, in case Of var.
PARis, Jan 24.--Ths Gauloise says the
Greek government has rejected the declare
tion Of Paris conference.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Abeut one e'cleck
last night . young main named Henry
Herbert was Oh t AID instantly killed in .
low baenio on jackson street, by dsspera-
do named Stewsrt. The murder Was one
Of the most cold blooded which has ever
occurred here, being entirely unprovoksd.
The assassin WAS captured after . short
chase by . man who saw the occurrence
aud lodged in the armory.
John Dewitt, . pedestrian Of this city ,
On yesterday completed the task Of val king
900 miles in | 900 consecutive hours.
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0slnbsld's Extract Buehu,

Per vsekssss arisise frsn ssssss or early 10.
1sssssiss. attended With the lfsls~ise symp
ssas islispssAssey 70 Essrsiss. Loss Of Power
Lsss 81 Mensry. Difficulty Of Brss,hing. Gen.
srsi Wsakssss. Horror Of Disease. weak Nerves.
rssabliag. Drssdfsl Horror Of Death. Night
osssss Geld Feet. OWaksfulssss. D,mness Of
Vision. Lasgour. Usivsrssi Lassisuds 81 the
Aussalss. :syssss.. elton Enosmsus Appetite
With Dyspeptie Synptoms. Hot hasds, Flushing
sfsAs BeAy. Dsyssss Of the Skin. Psilid Coun
sssases anA Hrupasas On the Fses. Pain in The
beet. Hsssissss os:sAs Hyslids. Frequently
Dlssk Spots Flyfss bsfsrs.ths Ewes. with Tom
persry ssassisu snd loss Of Osisht. Want Of
Asssssios. Great Mobility. Rssslsn.ss, with
Horror q Sse,ssy. Nothing is more desirable
70 sseh pssiesss then Solitude, end nothias
sAsy nero drsad, for reas Of Them selves Ne
Rspsss Of Msnssr. no Earnsstnss.. no .Specula.
ties. bet hurried Transition from one question
- aaothsr.
nsss symptsms. II s,lsv.d q. 20 oa-whicL
sAis medicine iovsrisblv :,removss soon fellov
Loss Of Power. FAtuty. aud Rpilepno Fits. in
zee II which the patient may expire.
Daring the supsri otendsncs Of DR.. wilson q,
a. BiosninsiAie Asylum. this. SCI result &C
Cured to tWo patients reason hal Tor Ia iiue
lsh them AMI both died Of epilepsy. They
wsss Of both sexes. and Rabout tscnty :ysars
sgs.
Whs cen cay shN these excsss,s are not fire.
~asnsiv followed by hose ldirsfal diseases, In
sssisy sad O,asam often, The records OF the
lsssns Asyiums. and the melancholy dsaths by
81 these assertions. In LunA,ic AsyiumsJths
met mslanchs.y exhibition appears. The
ssssssnsae. 10 actually ssidsn. and quite desti.
suss -ssishsr Arth nor Orief ever vis. II
Should . ssuad efthe voice occu.. It 10 rarsl i.
ersisslaas.
with wosfa nessurss wan Despair,
Ls~, saiien SQUADS their grief bsguilsd.
While 90 rssrss the existence OF the above
aissssss and .ymp,oms. 10 ar. prepared to offer
On Invaluable gitt OF dentistry 0for tho renewal
sftss consequences nslxsoLD's, HlssLY Cor.
ssssaAssp FLu,D ExraAcr Bucsu. There 10 ne
ssn,e tke IL. II isan anchor OF hope to the
sereeon and patient. ssd this IL the testimony
Of oil! Who have used or prescribed IL.
seldSy Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Prepared Al II. HELuBOLDS
Drug and Chemical Warehouse.
sst Broadway. New York.
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new YORK.

Nkw YoRk, jan. 5.-The lIcralds Wash
ingtsn SPECIAL says
The House Petition to the Senate to
confirm no more oil President johnson
nomination, does not meet with much favor
from the senators, many Of whom conside
,timpertiuent. IL has never been approved
BY Gen Grant n fsper,ed in ssms papers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-25
MAN H D

In the young and rising generation. tLs sess
sasivs powers of life are strong, but in Few
,sars hsv olsu the palied aue. the lack-iuster
eve, ana en- &C atsd form sand the impossibili,y
Of application 10 mentsl effort, show its baneiuI
tanceaee. l, soon becomes evident .,s the OBJ
sssvss that some dsyre-sns influence 10 check
tag tie dsvsopmsn, CT BODY. Consumption
10 talked Of, and perhaps the youth is removed
from school aud sent int the country. his is
eassf the vert movements. Removed from
srsisasy divsrsiens Of the ever changing SCENES
sfsAs city. The powers Of the body toe ouch
saissA,sA = give ssst TO hsslthful and rural
sssssasA. sAeusAss ere sarnsd Inward spon
themselves.
n ~ psrs.A Sss female. the approach . ~
asases h lssksd Ter 9th sasisty. - the hfs'
syepseus IL which Nature 10 70 show her saving
psvss 10 diaasias the circulation and visiting
The eAeek Win abe bloom Of health. AlAs in
srssss Of appetite has grswn by what il fed on )
the energies Of the system ere Frustrated, and
sAs whole econoD, 10 dsranged. The BEAUTIFUL
ed sondsr.ul period in which body and mind
uo5sryo A. faac,n atlng n change fram child In
woman, 10 looked for 10 vain 1.-THE psrsats heart
s'seds In anxiety. land fancies the grave bnt
usi,ieg for its victim.
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4 TWO story frame house. With N

A TWO story frame house, With three
lots. on 4th street, only : 200; wild land
- 90 to $1,000 FER acre farms in Scott
county, and houses in the city for sale
cheap for cash.
ELpRipGs 4 BRo.,
I.and and Insurance Agents.
No 40 Brady street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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beenoun forfeited, and the countcrfstsr brought 10
grief
SIN - Tonic Syrup
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulrs pri
vats Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull on y has
me right TO mauafacuIs and eel The G,'~ We. . ;
Ven the label each bottle. II my private stamp
. not N the bottle, do not purchase or you will be
deceived. Bee column advertisement aud my
show card. ! will prosecute any ons Infringing on
my right. The genuine smiths Tonic Syrup can
only be prepared by myself
The pubc's servant,
Louisviils. ~. DIR JOHN BULL.
What IL Best for Costivonoss
De-. 0ARRIsoRs PrRsTAIrIc Lezsssns aro Wafran-
ted In al cas- OF the PHI, and Falling 81 the Rec
tum. We promise . care Tor al symptoms Of Bye
pepsa. such Oppfes i"n II er Eating. sour stohA
ach. splitting OF Fool. Palpitaiion, also, Headache,
Dizziness. Pain la the BACK and i.ons. Nellow ness
Of the Skin and Eyes. Sick Headache, Coated
Tongue, Biiop saees, Liver Compla Mt. loss OF APP
petite, Debiiify, monthly Fains and all irregular-
ties, Neuralgia, Faintn esa. &C
For sale oyJ HARRISON CO., Proprieters
No. fremont 7. mpls, Boston, and by all Drug
gists, or will BY mailed on rscei'ing 60 cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-25

ny Telegraph. Jan. rs.
flour-A shade nrmer. but prices uschang-
Cd.
Wheat-vsry dell and little doing.
Csrn-ee872.
Barlsy-l soUa2 90 for spring.
Rye-Lewer. l 250et..e.
Whisky-Noshing doing, nomiDally st .st0
LES.
Previsisns-very 6sm.
Pork 81. 20.
Bulk Msass-Shsulders lax clear sides,
l6A.
bacon-Shsuldsrs, I4IQl4<; tslear sides.
le.
Lard-ls4l9b.
Live Hsss- Unchanged .. 10 ocelo.2s for
heavy.