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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24
NAVY DEPARTMENT
IN wlSHY
DROPOsALs FOR RATIONs FOR 1864.
QuARYRRMAsTEn'5 OFFICE.
n q AAutru nnoDS

w, S5a; 8 M1.; ~ o e ia
until o'clock p m. Of the 18th day Of November
next, for furnishins rations TO the q. g. Marines,
Ct the following stations, during the Of 1884,
Portsmouth. New Hampshire.
Phiisasiph h fsnnss il; 'A
ZACH ration to consist o, three quarters Of =
bread, male Of extra supsrans hour, OF in lieu
q s.sea aGa
Geysrnnent and q the rate Of eight quarts Ct best
81
or
o. aasTantipe candles or one and, half pounds
hundred pounds Of potatoes to each sunarsd "a n.
The increased allowance of four ounces Of -four
or bread. and the allowance Of potatoes; Is above
81 Law and REGULATIONS: on the ist Of July. 1851.
81 Station 's stss
81 the single ration; and 81 iii consist Of the best
sa.ss q lina. ma asnsd 70 Do
An bids must Be accompanied BY the following
Form Of Guarantee.
.n The nnasrsisnsd H. o. in the State or,
antss that in case the foresoiss bid Of, Tor
rations above described, be accepted. he they
tract ct the Post Office named suite the contract
for the same, with good and sufficient sursties;
contract Is Aforesaid, We guarantee to make good
the difference between the offer Of said - and
that which may be accepted.
A. b. Guarantor,
Witness: @. D., 9uarantor.
1868, e.@
hereby certify that the above named - are
known to me - men of property, and able to make
good their guarantee. g. q.
TO Be signed BY the United States District Judge,
No proposals. will be considered unless accom-
panied By the shove guarantee.
Proposals TO Be endorsed "Proposals for Ratious
for 1856, |" and addressed TO the un6efsisned.
.aa ". B. BLACK,
oCl5.WlW Major and QuaftermAster.
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1OAseos SSvss WOSeo A0OWl0 Xs
AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE.
avs Pennsylvania Avenue,
Between 18th and 18th sts,
YOU CAN BUY:
Three 50 cent Novels for q.
Di1 - cant Novels for q,
hight Photograph Album Cards for n.
Three 80 cent Stationery Psskasss for n.
0ix Is cant Stationery Iseksses for N
70 cent Books from - to IS cents.
q Books from % cents % 90 cents.
Sl.8 Books from 6s cents to Gle.
el.10 Books from 70 cents 70 SlAo.
% Books from q TO Sl.D,
95 Books from can to oI.U ~
4 large lot Of Books at half priee,
4 YIND STOCK Or
PHOfO6RAPH CARDS and ALDUAs.
BOOKS. eTATIONIRY.
FANCY AxTIOLIs,
COMBS, BRUeH1e,
AAbhOTXP1S.& To-. DO, 1t greatly rsdus.d
prices.
~"ouiek sales and small Droats."
y Orders by mail promptly sstsndedto.
WIN. F. RIOHSTEIN,S i
NAslonAL Booxssoas. 27s Penn. syenu.,
win between nth and lsth skra>ts
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HAfladslphia. - mar CIV
For the Holidays.
1. u. DIIIAoEB 1 CO.,
s.Azoz o. Nos. 10 AND 81 BsoAD s4., NEW Yo,x
oyY1R FOB BALl At THlIR STORE,
Ne. S37 PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
MAR THIRT1lNTH Strict,
SIGN OF THE OLD xNICRBRBocHBR,
1Hl MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
10 b FOUND III THE A1TBoPoLzs.
-ALso-
FINE GROCERIES, GAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MAOKEREL,
r-- KENNEBEO SALMON,
sOUsED L PIOKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with al the
EUxURIEs INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Msans. A. n. b. 4 %. are also Sole Proprietor,
II BININ0HRD CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Rutup in Quart Bottles for medicinal ~.
Also. Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought 1t their store warranted
The Arst sasty and forwarded to any Part Of the
sity ffss Of expense.
sDsstfally request families to give as call.
ABRAM II. BININ011,
HENRY T. OAPlN.
WAsIus1oH, December. lSd1.
An. B1NINa8R L 90. have no eonnsxion vi,
any other House.
d8-tf R0LLIN CHURCH. Agent.
KENDALL'S
AABOkINB YOR TIN HAIR.
AxB0L1NE
MOLsTENs,
BEAUTIFIES,
OD0RAFEs,
LINGHTHBNs,
INVIG0RATES,
NOURISHES,
EKBELLISHES
THE HAIR.
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| stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots. and
| Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER
| MANINT vI6OR Of the HAIR.
"HisAly beneficial whers the hair requires
| gentle stimulant." Oh. OHILTON.
"Hsvs never had anything which 50 perfectly
! answers the purpose Of . hair dressing"
| WARR1N WARD, ESQ,
| & No. 277 Canal street. N. Y.
| LINZ has covered the entire scalp with NEW
| HAZE" Prof. JOHN s1NIA,
No. IS King street. N. r.
FOR sals By al Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Pat In boxes, containing two bottles }
| price d.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale By
KENDALL BANNISTEk,
sl0-sm No. 642 BROADWAY, Ny.
CRAWL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS
1HE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
ts.sesssszs to J. J. wALK1R 4 SON.
WARRINGTON. D. O..
PHILADELPHIA. PA,
MAHuyAo9uasas OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING kAT1RIALS,
WILSONS lxPROVID PRE- AND VA xA
PROOF FELT, CHIME,
AND GRAVEL
H 90 - -.
oIGIO1-Ls1isiana ~ me. next DOOR 70 the
BaAk Of WasAiAstoa. 1-
WORX1ysot Of Twenty second street wsss,
OAssaDsaks md Ohis Canal. WasAinston. aaA This.
ustA sSl Hanilten strsses. PAilsAslDhia.
,~ H..u. WILSON. Prssiasat.
T.H. WILSON. Jr.. Secretary.
H,1.-ylLr ANp c1x1NT 1oR sALl. IN
la1ss s.a mall aSaatitiss.
An orders through Pest 0Rss Boz $50 Sass-
TALLY sttsaasd 70.
Repairs 10 old 1ooA made Deon1tly. An work
va1ranssl.g4s i jyt1s-sm.
. . B. ae
DAILY 1HoIIvIN0
NJ STOCK
FAN and Winter Clothing
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GAS FITTING, 10.
i GAs AND sr1AM FITTING.
J. II TH0MPS0N z CO.,

Tbe repairs rendered necessary by the IRE OF
July hsvins been completed, Nc are now ready to
A4AeRte AL work entrusted rs with promytnsss and
iUkNAc1s and RAN9Is put NJ and rspsired
ct short notice and fair prices.
ooq-2R IChron.. Intel. HApuh.l -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-04

The Baltimore Sun OF this aaean;ng put-
fishes the Proclamation Of Coy, Bradford.
which he issued, in pamphlets form, = on
Monday evening 1t is s1atenenr ,hat Gen.
Schenck 5 military order, published yesterday,
was issued without any consultation with or
notice TO the constituted authorities OF the
State: that it was unnecessary and unjust, and
that according to the constitution and laws Of
the Stale the Judges of the election are alone
70 determine the right Of any one to vote
who appears at the polls; and declaring that
whatever power the state possesses shall be
exerted to protect the Judges for any thing
done By them in the execution Of the laws. -
10 this Proclamation Gen. Schenck has pub
lished reply, in which he says that he CON
sdered the Governor 5 proclamation ''as hay
ing tendency to invite and suggest disturb
ance, and that, therefore, he had taken mea-
sures for restricting. as far as possible, its cir
culation in those parts Of the State to be
most affected by it, until there could 60 out
With it the letter Of the President Of the Uni
ted States on rhe subject, written to Governor
Bradford
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-04

The Washington Chronicle says We
learn that all able bodied troops under the com
mand of General Martindale military governor,
are TO be relieved from duty here and sent to
the field. Their places will be supplied by he
Invalid corps. The l57th Pennsylvania yolun
teers have already been relieved.
Geo Y. Petty, a citizen OF Prince William
county, Va, who lives about four miles from
Bri,toe Station, who voluntarily gave himself
up to the Federal pickets, was before the Pro-
vost Marshal yesterday, and, on taking the
oath, was released.
At q factory in Portland, Me, nearly one
THOUSAND bushels Of potatoes are 'concentra
ted for the I, S, army, every day. All the
water is absorbed, leaving about five pounds Of
nutriment from the sixty pounds which bush
81 Of uotatoes averages, and the concentration
is ground up, giving it the appearance Of In
dian meal.
It is said that Messrs. Jay Cooke & Com
nanv have made nine hundred ane sixty thou
sand. dollars by the sale Of the fve-tWenty Gov
arn1nent bonds. They are the agent OF the
Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-04

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
51zHCrrIyE OFFICE. ANNAPOLIS,
October 81, 1868
n h. HxcaIenoy, President I4inco9
Sir, l,Uu0rs are to Gay current, and they
roach me iii such q shape that / au} bound ID
believe them, that datach nents OF sol ilers are
n be 3i~patched on Mond3y next IS several ct
The counties 0t tie State, with a view Of being
present AZ their polls on Wednesday next The
52v Of cur State eIecll0n. These troops are
oor residents q the State, and consequently
are n)t sent for the purpose OF voting and, as
there i no reas0n, IN. my 0p{nion7 TO appre-
aeod any rlot0us CT violent proceedings at tnlS
election, the inference IS unavoidable that these
military detachments, II sent, are expected to
4zert some control Or influence III that election.
am also informed that 0Eders are to be issued
from the military department, on Monday,
9reSentiDg certain restrictions or qualifications
on the right Of suffrage of what precise char
2cter am not apprised-Wlich the judges of
election will be expected to observe. From my
s0ogledge OF your sentiments On these sub
Tacts. as expressed to Hon. r, johnson, in
my presence. on the 22d instant, as also dis
o.6sad in vour letter of instructions to General
Scbo6el5. since published, in reference to the
Missouri election, I cannot but think that the
orders above referred to are without your per
sonal knowledge; and | take the liberty OF
calling the subject to your attention, and IN
woke your intcrposltl0n 20 countermand them
cannot but feel that to suffer any military IN
reference in the matter OF our election, Or to
prescribe any test Of oath 20 voters, when all
ghe candidates in the State-w'th the excep-
tioo, perhaps, Of two or three il one Congress-
I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-04

It has been ascertained by reconnaissance
gent cut from the Army Of the Potomac that
the Confrdcrates, in small force, have recently
fortified the approaches to the Rappahannock
on the north side Of that river 1t is reported
that such information Of the position and
strength Of Gen Lee 5 army has been gained IS
to enable Gen. Meade to assume offensive
operations. 4 correspondent Of the New I ork
Tribune says that there are indications that
active movements will soon commence and a
battle be brought on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-04

~. Elast;on in Maryland-Letter Of Governor
Bradford Reply Of President Lincoln.

-crTeR OF GOVERNOR BRADFORD TO THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
EXECUTIVE OrFICE ANNAPOLIS,
1912
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
Tennessee News.

MukFREEsBoRo, April IS.
The rebels are reported MS having
made important movements on our II ont,
materially changing the situation.
1t is known that Bragg has been
reintof ced by one brigade from Mobile
and Mississippi regiment from Ncks-
burg was sent back to Chattanooga.
A force has reinforced Winchester to
strengthen the rebel right.
Johnston is reported to have moved
his headquarters to Shclhyvile.
Cheatham's division is at Gainsgain, 10
miles from Murfleesboro, on the Shelby
vile and Trcnnc roads. There are two
hlgades at Bell Buckle, while third
force is said to be at D for some
days.
1t is believed in rebel camps that ii
Rosrcrans does not advance Bragg would
attack. Authority says Bragg has 75,-
600 men. No confirmation Of tho re-,
ported death of Bragg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
From Baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, April -.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad can
now be regarded AS entirely SAFE No
property was taken in the recent rebel
rad, nor was any of the road injured cx
cept small bridge near Oakland, which
was slightly damaged, tu' is repairing,
aud will be ready for the passage OF the
regular trains tomorrow morning,
Through trains, both East and West. will
then be resumed on the entire length Of
the road for freight and passengers.
Large government forces have been NOV
ed to all the important point, on the line,
which guarantees ample and permanent
protection. The delay Of the prompt
and regular working OF the road will not
exceed "a hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
From Mexico,

SAN i'nANcIsco, April %.
The steamer Constitution has arrived
She brings dates via Acapulco from the
City Of Mexico TO the sth, aud Pueblo,
9th.
Since The 31st ult., the French have
kept up constant Lombardment Of the
latter city.
They hsd destroyed Convent San Au-
gustne and six blocks of buildings, with
no special progress towards occupying
the city. The fight was continuing on
the 9th.
Commonfort, with $4,000 men, was
defending the road leading towards the
City of Mexico, and having continued
skirmishes with the French. This news
5 from Mexican sources, the authority
stating that but small portion of the OBJ
stacles in the way Of the capture Of
l'uebla were yet overcome.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

TIE GAZETTE fools away its time If it
thinks We aubsided at viii! on the post Office
question. We Gifted il until w found that
Post Master EIdridge is OF master Of that po
sition that he acts under ordsrs-is the erea
ture Of circumstances which he cannot and
dare not attempt TO control. tn, rsfcre be vac
Of removing ar. Greene. 80 We le. tho matter
drop. We have no controversy sith men who
dare not call their souls their own for fear q
losing their official heads.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
NEW YORK. Anril 2l

NEW IOFh, hpiH ~.
The Washington Lateihgenrer of
Tuesday morning announces that Gen.
Ilooker's command made a forward
movement on Monday morning. Heavy
masses OF artillery and other troops were
crossing the kappshannock at sunrise.
The Tribune says tho eth and llth
corps and cavalry corps took the lead.
The Heralds dispatch from the army
of the Potomac, 2sth, reports the return
Of the cavalry expedition 20 the North
ern Neck. A lot Of prisoners ard cor
respondence were taken.
The Hcraid's dispatch states that the
alleged discovery Of telegrsphic commu-
nicalion with the rebels across the Kappa.
hammock Is a hoax.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
RIVER ITEMS.
Wednesday, April %,

Nehnesusf, Apfn -,
ARRIVED
JIMMIE " mrrLs, Campbell. Montrose
StckAh SrArx, Ward, st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
JFsMr WnlrrLf. Campbell. Moutrose
SUCKER STATE, Ward, st. Louis.
Two hay boats were bad y wrecked in passing
through the canal, a, New Albany op Tho Ohio,
few days ago. Several hundred bale, Of hay
vas lost hy q Q disaster.
Tn. bclloeiow was accidentally ran into and
noarly cut in twain by tho gunbont Union, at Now
Orleans, "A few days ago, whereby several lives
we're lost, and the boat totally wrecked.
Tho Canada passed. up "s, evening.
The officers OF tho Sucher State rcrort that the
liver at st. Paul had commenced falling whom
,hoy left At this point IL is rising. but wo do
not think 1t will continue In that direction any
great icrgth OF time.
goAts LkayIs0 TO MORROW.
Tho mail and passenger packet kato Cas.el
Csptnin u. W. DAYS, Clcrk Williams, will depart
or hontroso and way points at o'clock to
morrow morning.
WOLF lluNTINa IN DA,KEroRr.-
This morning q wolf. followed hy n pack OF
hounds and LARGE tqnsa Of men AID hots.
came running up 9th street towards tho Rail
road Bridge. ,hs honnis gaining on him every
amp The party soon passed out of sight aud
We did not learn whether his wollsh'p suc.
reeded Ia eseaIing or nel. OF late IL haa not
been the custom af such nnimaln To make tho
-tfoets oi our olly thar i,vorite resort We
trust they will hereafter see tho propiiety oi
keeping at proper distance from our oor-
porste luce.
A. examination wrs had into tho matter O (
the ohatg. 81 }. II. BAutnrlh Jr against Hon
T. J. hck.tt with regard to the l,iand asan-
". hsfote br Truce ale on Monday last, ty
direction # the Precedent.
N. Dsntouh was lr.rent and eavs lis ta.-
timony, which amounted TO simply nothing at
all, a. everybody expected. 1t Ia now per.
fcetly evlden, that those charges weto prompt
~ " spite and nothing slt, which Ia a dispo-
sitsh not very ct.ditahIa 10 any man and
much less one who 10 ~ hi azun faced "a to es-
sure The luol,c that II wsa not from any per
.onal motives, but simply from a .enso Of
luly.
Neihng was proven whatever. 10 wrrrAnt
~. Pleketts removal. end hs will ot oauree
he spcediy reiuatsisd Rod i.land Fnioa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
Davenport Lumber market.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
JlHNSTNE'S FAMILY FLOUR.
" q IN % rat.
u q an o q J..

'JVHE UNDER IGNED HAS REMOVED Hii
j FLOUR DEPOT from tne old staGd on
Brady street opposite the post ofioe, to the house
form ,riy occupied by Dr Gioson, on the west side
Of brady, between rbird and Fourth streets, wi orc
he will, as herstofrre always keep on asad q
choice lot OF family tL0uR. from the well known
mill II Johnston, at Camden. III. have secured
a six year. isase0 the above premises, and my
customers will hereafter aad mo at that place,
ready to receive theiI orders.
J. MORRISON.
nu2g div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
Bounty and H'csistOses.

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS, ALL
lb soldiers who have been discharged in con-
sequence Of wounds received in battle, are now
entitled 10 the Si00 bounty.
We collect Bousriss for soldiers Who have
seyged two yeas, or Who have been dischasgsd
as above also Invalid Pshsiofs and l,ssaIons
70, widows, minor children, .ses aad esphaa
sisters OF deceased soldiers also the bounty doe
the widows, minor childrss, parsass OF sslativss
of deceased soldiers.
PARKEk 4 EDWARDS,
wcb SQ-a 1aln e11ee Qo1ennnsA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

$500 WORTH OF BALoGsA.-This
forenoon big. hurley Frencbman, who calls
himself 10. Wiglet, went into Cors' N eat shop
to purchase five cents worth Of sausage. This
extraordinary request wss hastily complied
with, but instead Of going away peaceably
and msstcatipg his balogna, 10. stopped to
pick upa quarrel. He succeeded. and the re-
suit was that offi-er Severance took him be
fore Squire Wheeler. who finsi him $500 and
costs. Bsing short just thes sum. 10. was
sent to all for 80 days.
The same fellow while looking at come fin
ger rings at Mersebsch d Ruteobecks store
this forenoon, accidentally slipped one c,
them into his pocket. TIM theft was soon De
,scssd and the ring was seen on his finger sf-
ter he had got upon the street. He will have
II to answer for after he has served out the
balogas sausags ssrsps
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

Ar.l 27th, 1863. of pnuemonis, Lucy A.
widow of tho Ray. BEkJ. r.. BaABRoOK, aged 81.
year..
Tho funeral will take place on ThuIrday attor-
nonn Mt threo clock, from her late residence In
/ fsst Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

Ir YOU wish hat as IS hat, fashion
ienable yli.h and serviceable, go TO Far.
rand's, Second street, next door east Of Brady.
He las monster stock 10 select from.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

WHISTLER has just returned from the
Eist. and is now opening large and besuti-
fu stock OF spring goods. Go early. ladies
and get your pick from The largest and cheap
es, stock Of goo 10 in the State.
March 26-eod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

IN accordance with the Presidents
Proclamation, we shall observe tomorrow sc
. day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer, cen.
s'qusntly there VIII be no paper Issued from
this oti.s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
T HE CT T Y.

For Rent. That fine dwelling
house, 6 rooms. formerly occupied by J. 5 All.
man, on Perry s'.. between 81 and 4th. is for
rent from let OF May. Apply TO John Forrest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

II. S. DrSoFss, ESQ, tho veteran
show agent, is nov acting as Treasurer at Ar
lngton, Leon d Donniker's Ethiopian Opera
Hou.e. Chicago. This troupe OF Ministries
have taken Chicago completely by storm. All
the fashionshies attend their concerts and
crowd the house to suifocation every night
They certainly deserve all the brilliant sue
cess they are erjoying.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
From ~. Louis.

WAsnISoroN, April %.
The following has been received at the
headquarters OF the army
Sr. LouIs, April "a.
To Mai. Gen. IT. W. UaHcck :.
Gen. Nandcver came upon the cnem " 5
rear near Cape Giraideau last night, and
attacked and routed him, taking large
number OF prisoners, horses, arms, &c.-
Tho enemy retrea cd toward Bloomfield
in great disorder, pursued by the ,icto-
rious and combined forces OF Gems. Van.
dever and Mcneil.
Signed 5. X. CrRTIs, Mai. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

MORRIS celebrated troupe of Etheo-
penn Minstrels are working their way hither
ward, and will probably give one or two OF
their inimitable concerts in this city some time
next week Ths 10 one OF the finest bands
now travelling.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

The foundation OF X rker's new brick
block Oh Second street. 10 about completed.
Mr. kirker expects TO have II all ready fer oc-
cuIa.ion by the Let Of July.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
BNNk. Notice.

ry,HE STATE BANK OF IOWA, MER-
i chants Branch at Davenport, will be cloped
on Thursday, being Fast bay.
April 50, 1868.
Cashier,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
New Sork stock Market.
Foreign Markets

LisRHrooL. Apiii "a
Cotton j. huner With partial advance Of a..
Most qualities unchanged. Exporters and specn-
lators took 900 bale. to MaIcheltor to day. lie
market is still advancing. but qnist.
Flour duh, "a loAet.
Wheat steady. and Corn Grn.
Cnnsols inactive, yIaDiis for money, 9z5zM
gZ7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

SALE OF FINE HoRsEs.- J. II.
Hsight returned from Chicago this morning
where he effected the sale of two spsn OF his
best horses at large figures The botses sold
we're a team Of matched sorrels and span Of
large roans
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

To ADvERrIsERS.-lu oIdcr TO secure
the insertion of advertisements in this paper
they mus. be handed in by three O'Clock r. NJ
Long advertisements should be handed in
earlier.