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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

r sRLDNER. AUCrTONEER - W. sRLDNER WILL.
-. sell this day. At l0x o'clock. No Svarck street all
the Bar,oom risures and fou:shola Fnrntnrs contained
Tables Bureaus Bedstaadx Bedding Mattresses Carpets
0cloih. Counters. Glasses Also one fine mahogany siI
Orta Piano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

A JoURNkAy AUcTIoNBER. OFFICE SO. PINE
IA street.Saie VI FIRST class Household Furniture dc.
AZ JOURNHAy viii sell, Tbursdav. April ~, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ 81 the residence No 27 West Fifteenth street.
full assortment " first class
PARLOR, DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNL
TURE.
consis,na part Of suits OF superby carved me
dalton back Parlor Furniture, In crimson satin brcse'
elegant rosewood Italian marble top Centre Tables heavy
EIEoAHf RosxwoOD GRAND PrAnoPoRrR. MADE
BY KRARt. or PARIS.
euperh Mantcl Vase elegantly rosewood Etagore
Oh Paintings Psrsn Medsions elegantly carved mahogany
French plate double Mirror DRESSING Table mar
beiop Dressing Bureaus. Hair Matreses Bedding raho
gany Pillar kHtsnsn Daing Table French China Services
Cut GLASS Ware 40 Catalogues ready 81 the oce Of
.auctioneer. No. Ptne street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

GALES IN BROOKLYN.
- JOSEPH HE0EMAN
Eli THURSDAY, APRIL ~.
Al nine o'clock NJ 297 Henry street. between Harri.
Y.,,v son srd |, peSr 1.s,, street, ,.n.
wood rarlor Suit. in maroon Ard crimson brocsies
tare oak Dining Room 90 rich vsvet Medallion brussels
Library Table and Kitchen Furniture.
SAME DAY
AZ o'clock r NJ z2S Union Court and Gin
ton streets
LARGE SALE or HANDSOME FURNITURE. OF the
best rosewood Paror SUIT II pieocs
In gold and black: mahogany and
Furniture, handsome oak top Buffet Extension
Table. with Chairs TO MATCH Mattresses splendid French
plate Tier with richly cornces Pier Tabs
10 match large Mnnel Mirror Gas Chandeliers Brack
cts Man,o Clock Velvet Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Olcioths &c, with Kitchen Furniture.
SAME DAY.
At o'clock r. ~ At No % Putnam avenue, fourth
west orc avenue
Furniture In good ordcrOval Mirror Sofas Centre Ia
bies walnut Erenson Table Chairs Brussels and ingram
Carpets, Grocery. &c. 40.
At O'Clock r. NJ 1t No 26 Desraw street. between Court
and Clinton streets.
All ths Furniture and Car cts remaining IN the house.
SANE DAT.
AZ oeclock A. n, q No. IS willoushby street.
Oilclotns, Croctev, Kitchen Furniture. 40, &C.
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: ME DaCAL.

1 pvTCR TO MARRTED LADIEs MADAME REsTRLA
n Fsmaie Physician and Professor Of Midwifery
consulted usual 81 is1 chsoes street Bat cse isss.
view wsli necessary. No charge fos Advis Her trial
hblc medicines also ~ oD.sscd ct 77H Liberty s~ssA
By mail; prios - BLaAiss Who dsstre bcard snl
best medical attendance curing csnhnemen 10
csmmodaled Her French rcmale Monthly riis price ~
box Ne. ~ No which four degrees strsog-v thss
No and can never fat. sv safe and healthy; prr.
minister's 81 aAvertisss enta who only q
their nj but their health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

MISS KATE VANCE AND HER DAsHING HORSE
lN Don Juan will appear ~ Aazeopa Monday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Z COTTON. AyoTSoNEER -0ENrBsL HUUskRoLD
20 On Friday Aprii ~ 1t l0 O'Clock No 50 Twelfth
street tho entire Furnrc Of the embracing
tce necessary for hoasekesping comprising mare tsp
arniass Dressing B.reaaa marble top Centre fables
rarior Su rich Velvet Wilton Hair
MsuresscstFeather Beds Bookcases WARDROBE Redroom
na hasomont Furniture, &o 40 More full particulars
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TzS crrr LOTS FOR sxcHAscE
Address r n O. Dor i67 Herald ONCE.

INVALUABLE CENTRAL PARK PROPERTY GOOD
" Investment -Four story English nNsement House, rs
BY fact corner of Ninth and West Steth streets
The best location the island commando swsepns view
OF the Park Hudson PRICE low ana terms lib
erai Al ply 70 TBOs sCANLAN, 10 West sircth street
Va ANTEp To PuRcuAsB-A SNUG COUNTRY SEAT.
w within 80 mites Of New York city, with eaw access,
good house and 10 70 30 acres Of land inland on or ncar
rtver price nhoIt 3inO Address, with full PARTICULARS
O., No Clinton street DrooklYs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

"A PLY. % Aursday, Apni 3S 81 To- O'Clock. &C No
wsw street. large assovment Of good pssewocd sn6 ms
hsk hsssesseA reseher BEDS and Pncwa Brassels I'D
Ingrsn Carpets sod 0iciobs Gas Cksn6eerA - Quths
sheet. and Table Coh EHssssOa rsbts. Kitchen furus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

A ucTIon .MQTICR--HousKHoLD FURNITURE =
IA uhMAkD. BGIT6A CO., will sell On Thursday April
D A. 10 eleek ~ Ninth stHurnitureThe furniufe
contained ~ the ab1r house consisting OF Paror
SUIT ono sca IN crimson pnsh, one large Chair
Table. Tapestry, Brusss and other Carpets mahogany
Tables centre do. marble top mahogany Chairs do.
Bedstsada Mattresses Dressing Bureaus 10 Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

DAVID ID. EGAN. AUCTIonEER. WILL SILL. THIS
~ dJ - LUDLOW place, Houston street sullivan,
noH eocs The rnrnlti,e % the house contrasting Of
tension and other Tables, Mattresses Feather Beds Bot
mers f,ilows Looking Glasses Curtains Medical Works
onee ~ v.ns' s,res, Also Ssndsos furni,ure q Tvs
cefy store, q lok O'clock, sane DAY IN Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

EO 00O ACRES MINBRAL AND A0RICULTURAL
sW.VUV Lsnds-A responsible parscn barring about
bOe0o Of rich mineral and Agricultural iands IN ~
pcndencs reliable Influential party who win o.
operate IT sald lands To such party ronnu
interest would - offered Companies ere already
Operations adjoining the vicinity 81 the
mineral Land Fni dssoripon d location and quality Of
furnished. with ownship plots 10 References ex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

nAvID D. EGAN, AUOTIOHEBR.
DAVID ID. E9AN will cell shts day 1t l01k Oc1ock. 81
b7s Broome street nteol Furniture Of family going 70
the country consisting Of hssdsoms Brusss 1hree Ply
and Ingram Carpets Bureaus. Chairs Tables Croskssy
GlAss Ware. &c - IA "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

A J0URNEAY, AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE NO. FINE
siLE or HAEDsoxE HOUSEHOLD ruRxIrvas.
A. OuHNBAx Will se1 Friday. April - II 10 o'clock
~ The yesidsncs O1 escond avenue shs satrc
tcnu O. soove hcue combating In part Of Brussels Garnet
Ing oar Bxsensen Dining Tabes French plate Pier Mir
rors fariss Suits In plush and hasiosh; ross
"' - dEsSbsr Furniture. &C., Ae4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27
A JouRxEAY. AucrrosEER-orrrcE NO PINE

A JoURNkAY. AUCTrONEER-OFFICB NO. PINE
SALE or RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
A yOURNEAY win sell. On wednesday. April n. 81 10
O'Clock NJ ~ hs rcsidsncs 10 West Forty street.
near Fmth avenue,
large and varied assortment Of nrs. slas Hsussnold
Furnure naAs By the best foreign and home manufao-
turer embracing the Of Rour. Huschiags stvsg
ROSEWOOD r1AuoYoRrs, ELEoANrLr oARvRD,
eILyHn 1LAIED wAsEs cu...,v.
HEAVY rR1NCH PLATE MIRRuRG
FlksI CLAee OIL PAINr1nGe. BRONzES. &C.. &C.
and Chambss Furniture. In rosewood. walnut and OAK.
Pine street.
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FOR SALE.

A WE'LL RsrABLIBHED. CONVENIENT w0oLLBM
Factory for sale cheap ~ k.s:s wool .oo
order and dolna good bnsnens; large Dvsng harm -
SOUTHWICk WOOD, 10 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

TWO IRON FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS Dr.
srpus OF changing location or starting Your a.
tenou Il called 70 klsabehpcr New jersey bsiae Ne
hest point Few York % account ~ the low cost Of
sgss o. the city Please examine the place before IesAting
psrt,cusrs app 70 COOLEY a HHIpkiTTRR aespts
kssbsihport o. 70 = h. KELLOGG. - Pearl street. new
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
7RlA77A JAqioHduM

The storm Nil vwslI' into IT, fsu power. Davis
must and wili 60 down before thAt 'spotv. n
il not possible that the Southern people. win
any longer submit to be oppressed end, torn
piscsmeal by the dogs Of war merely 70 gratify
the ambition and vanity Of man whose utter
want Of greatness and even want Of sympathy
with their cause and their mjssries every event
so clearly shsws. "a
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

The MeClellan sword = the Account
Closed.
We have before stated that as the sum re-
naming in our possession, contributed for the
Mcclellan sword, was not sufficient to purchase
suitable weapon for the General, we desired
to appropriate it either for the Admiral Farra-
gut testimonial or to any charity which General
Mcclellan might select. That end We have
now been able to accomplish. We rspublish
detailed account of the receipts, and the money
returned To some OF the contributors, q fol-
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

:.:ss = s.sss gsst -:..a ssss =: s,s sr:s.s.
should b sxpsadsd fos The purchase q sword for my
wosd susress that the suouss in sAs han1s Of Mr..
Bennett be paid 10 Mrs william J. Hsddock. Trsa-
snrss o. tns Pssrsss orphan Home, No II Bible HOUSE.
located Fiushing Long sand and Is devoted the
care OF the orphans OF soldiers am personally oogn
y u,sss sss %I q TINS ,o an1 y ns neses s
nnoens that there car Be moro merttortors charity
tnsn thu which seeks TO secure The welfare Of the chill
urea of helpless In Of the devotion q their
paotc fathers, would respectfully request that the
SUN 10 question may be applied have suggested.
trouble BY asking that you viii lake the ssps nscss
ssry SSn,. " accomplish the desired result am very truly
AE Gas. v. AD.s, ls Wall street.
In compliance with General McClellan's
suggestion we have accordingly handed over
TO tho lady mentioned the sum Of $692 10. for
which We have received the following acknowl-
edgsment;- y
Rscevsd q Mr.. James G. Bennett. Editor q the Nsv
ten cents (S602 lo the contributed for the AoCs
Ian sword ana presented with the osassat q General
kocsuaa' for sns esnsas q The Patriot 0rph,s Home
NEW Yoax. Dec n, 1854
Az General Mcclellan has 20 cordially On
dorssd this excellent charitable institution, and
desires that the money subscribed to do,
honor to himself shall be given to II, We
have also decided to hand over to the lady
treasurer Of that establishment the ton dollar
geld piece which We received the other day
from Captain Leon Smith, of the rebel navy,
TO pay for the insertion Of his letter relative to
the death Of Captain Wainwright, which we
published gratuitousIy. The lady acknowl-
edges tho receipt Of the golden eagle in tho
following terms:-
Received Of Mr.. James G. Bennett, Editor OF the NEW
YoRK HERALD ton dollars W gold, tho sum sent BY Cap
tain Leon Sm Of the rebol navy for the insertion OF
communicatio-ln the HERALD relative TO the death or
Captain Wainwright, OF the United States Navy.
L. EUTTING,
Por Mrs. W. J. HADDoCx, Treasurer.
NEW YORK, Deo n, 1854
This finishes the matter of the Mcclellan
sword. Our mission il ended, and the account
is closed.
The New York herald., 1864-12-23
Personal IntslliGs.ce

MAJOR CIntoa X. Prsusss, os Geasrai ssymcsvs 80
who was recently trssohsressy wounded By rssa
ocsr IN front Of Petersburg, citizen q this oisy.
He sntersd the the ssgnning Of shs war; asds
through his esanry has raised himself from the rsss
70 his prsssss position.
From the Boston papsrsos Wednesday W. learn thaa
the health Of Right Reverend Bishop Fitspassck
improving and that tho Immediate danger of fatal ts
rinrsion hss Illness bias passed. This win Be sxs
cssdipg rssf 70 The many friends OF the Bshop ousse
his own church. a@Nlan fMlrF
Lieutenant eovernsr r. Avsril, Of connsssous, = a
the Albemsrle Hotel atfrM etiN -
W England Dr. 0rsughn and I. 3. Hunt, of honsrsaiA
are NJ tho Fifth Avenue Hotel IS -qAa X. -ll
Dr. n. D. Cole, II San Fssscsoc, % ~ ths 81 Deuss
Hon. J. w. Nssmisn, OF Oregon, Ia n the hssrepoaaA
HokAi ~ A@ NNtMi'ttNA
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

Court Caiender-.This Day. y.
suppnu CcvsT--Cmcrr. Part 1-Court opens 81 -
ooIook Al n short causes Nos. 22S6. 24l8, S2H1,
nsi, aaio, 3o4s, a27o sAs, 24iS Part 4Cours cpscs
al ton A. n. aoalsndsr unchsnsed. Part S-Fs Dss.s
calendar. Aff4 u. ~. -. ..
surrrsos couRr--TnAL rmr Part mos. 11as, 4slS.
47is 47ib l7t7 l7io, 412i, <72s, l721, l120 t1s1s
tias lI3s l137, 473o. Part a--Nos. 2p<< ESQ, 3ssA
liIo, T2s, <sie 4be. 4si4, Sis0, tsss. isi&. -
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

ScHooI ISsrEcroRs--Under the new law
Mayor Gunther has appointed Messrs. W. B.
Eager, Jr., John Hscker, james Kelly, Andrew
Mills, James W. Gerard, II. B. Perkins and
John H. Anthon as In pectors Of Public
Schools In this city. The Mayor certainly de-
serves credit for giving us such estimable cisi
zens for inspectors, and we believe that the
system thus excellently inaugurated will
prove great improvement over tho old
regime. 80
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

Arrival Of the supply Steamer bermuda
.EMt iaatA ~ sPhfiaAe1phss.
PHr.ADsLrmA, Dec "a, 1894
Tho United States supply steamer bermuda arrived
TO-DAY from tho Gull squadron,
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

DoN 5mAsnAr IN BaccKLrr.-Ths last sabscriptseb
night In the Brookvn Academy for the present ssssa
introduced Don SsbaaiaW for The second tms thea
house very isrss and quito fashtoaabss ssdisssa
despite shs intensely GOLD weather The opera gvsa
In iss usual excellent nanuss, pcthine bsss wsutng -
supply ths highly dramatic snscts which oAssastssso
the work. fhs leading artists zoochi and MassimnasA
we're vsry warmly received. snd We may add shas ~
music entirely appreciated. To.nIghs Fra Dossb
viii bs repeated Al the New York Aeadeuy, and, ~ ps
sumo. with tho same saGDss which u nss Win %
Wednesday. "a
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

OhlNok, N. ", Ie0 10, 1894.
NJ DrAR sR--Yours Of the 18th has dsy reached me.
I have not seen the article n the HunAID 20 which
you REFER buh whsher ths amount s"hsnrhsd for ths
The New York herald., 1864-12-23

.gTxtrx-~~uAT&Avv aE0rT5UTir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22
MusnrO'. Ten Gent Novels.

HHlS POPULAR SERIES OF NOVELS Is
l. not the production of dclapitated old Ladies
and Gemttmeh, and the publishers do not think it
necessary to ex!iumc fossils If former genera
'iohs iar the a;nts ssn.Snt Of their readers. The
"qrhs are Il: written by men of liz. q.ufas ant
fel''t, ard hence the ease with which they have
oui-run their tarey competitors. Having firm
convection that merit will assert itself in spite OF
all opposition, nothing but the very best works
are put upon the market The public have al
ways been onr judges. and we invite to compare
our works with all others. The following is list
ct the Novels No. l. The Hunters The
irapper's Retreat,-S. The Patriot Highwa;man.
Il The Hunted Un,onist.-5 I'll. Track 81,
Fire The Mar Eater :. Charlotte Temple,
IS Tho Death Face The India:, SLAYER E.Io'
The Turtle 'Catcher-ll The Hunter. Triumph
IL lhe Ocean AeylTs- ii. The Tory Uu,wit-
ted-lt. zeke Sternum, the Lion hearted Scou,
.l5. The Scourgc of the Seas--l6. The Captive
Ma!den-l7 Loug- Legged Joe, or the Demon of
the Woods-ls. The Wild Scout of the Noun
tains.-l9. The Forest Lodge-eo The Roliick
ing kangers-2l, Kattlesnakc Dick. or the Flow
er OF the Wigwam-22. R,ckatty Tom, tho Ro-
YER These books gre for sale bY all News
Agents and foohaeers, and sent post paid on
receipt Of price, Liberal terms to Agents.
GEORGE MUNRO x Co.,
ang2o 1877 William st.. y. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22
RIVER ITEMS.

The Express and Passenger packet New
Boston, Capt. B. W. Davis, will depart
for Fort Madison, making connections for
st. Louis, to morrow morning at o'clock.
4. F. Williams in the Office. r. NJ. Pret.
lyman, agent.
The favorite mail and packet Bill Hen.
derson, Capt Dawley, viii leave Port Byron
tomorrow morning, on the arrival of the
cars from Rock Island, for DUBUQUE. r,
NJ. Prcttyman, agent
New TARrrS.-In consequence Of the pre-
sent exhorbitant price demanded for every.
thing necessary to sustain boat, the Nor.
thern Line Packet Csmpany have been
compelled to materially increase their tariff
This step is justi6able.
Ton ST. LOUIS AND CAno.-Passenpers
taking the $50 train this evening. or the
$40 train tomorrow morning. over IN,
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railross will arrive
in St. Louis in 16 hours and Cairo in ar
hours. Luxurent sleeping cars ON nigh,
trains. .s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

GRIswoLD COLLEGE CMAPEL.-The Girls
void College authorities have contracted for
the erection. OF a chapel on the college
grounds to be completed by next christmas.
The ediace is to DO located on the North
East corner Of Main and 9th sts., to be built
Of wood gothic, style, 26 by 80 feet, capable
Of holding about 2CO persons. 1t will cost
about $4,000. John Channon, architect and
builder. This viii make yory fine addi.
ton to the present college facilities, besides
being an excellent improvement upon the
grounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

A RARE CmAScE.-A good business man
can learn where he can purchase, the stock
and trade of an old established stand-thc
best locality in the cty-by applying at
this office. Small capital required.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

:, AT Brooklyn, lows, Aug. 10Th, 1884 CHA.rrs
EckroRr, son Of Tn. ]. and Marthan =, Hnimes'
formerly Of this city. aged I year and months'
On Sunday, the 21st inst Gsoses b. o,lv an.
Of VIM. II. and Emma Mcdonnell. aged ~,
10 months and Is days. - - 80
Funeral Tomorrow at 10 O'clock, n Tssn;tv
Church 1tisoAe eijtAe ib4if ~ iavite1. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

DEsERTER ARRESTED. w. Foil
mer Of the goth Iowa Infantry, who desert
ed more than year ago, was arrested to-
day, while his deposition in law case was
being taken at Brown L Sullys Office. lie
was taken to safe quarters aud will be dealt
with according to his deserts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE

STATE OF IOWA, ,uc In the District Court.
County Of Scott, s's. November Term, nJS,s ssi
Cordclia q. Bird vs., William Wren.
To SAID defendant
NOC ARE llEEEIY NOTIFIED THAT on
Il or before the 18th day of August, ls,4. a be
titon in equity will be filed by said plaintiff in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF said
Scott County, Iowa, claiming that She is the
owner in fee OF Lot Of Eloci, : in Gibert's list
addition to Liientlal, That on the 10Th day
OF September. le6o, Caroline l.. 7. Gilbert exc
cntcd toyou her title bond. whereby upon the
payment by you to her o. Sllo, at 10 per cent.
interest semi annually, according to your note OF
that date, she bound herself to convey said LOT to
you: claiming that said note and interest is rn
pad, and that she is entitled to haze the money
pald, by short day to be liked by the court and
III default thereof . strict foreclosure Of all your
rlgit, title. interest and equity Of redemption in
and TO said premises.
And that unless you appear thereto and defend,
before noo0 of the second day Of the mex, term Of
sad Court commencing on ne ist Monday OF No
velnber, lsb4, default viii be entered acains, yor.
and Judgment rendered thereon
GRANT 4 SMITH,
atiS22 WiW pllrs Atty's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

CnEAp.-You can buy summer clothing
very cheap at this time at Mas & Mayer
opposite Lie Claire Row. They make this
sacrifice to prepare for the fall trade 70,
which they are making extensive prcpaya-
tions. Give them call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

PERsoNAL.--His Excellency Governor
Stone is expected to arrive in town this
evening, upon important business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

Wizard oil and DR.. Stricklands Dysente
ry remedies for sale at Ballord's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

OyFlce or THE DAVENPORT DEMocnAs.
Monday evening. Aug. s2. 1854. (
FLouR.-Wbolesale 81. cog 10 IN bbl.; Retail IL
ln4o
WHEAr.-No. l. we'll cleaned, round and plump,
Club, Tea and Galena, tl.To; No 2, all sound,
not clead enough for No. !. 81. .55@ 80; rejected,
.mnsiy and damp, loo cents. ~
- nConS-,shelled No. !, sound, plump and dry,
los; do. No. !, shrunken, in ear. No. ], sound
plump and dry 90 do No. 2 shrunken, S.
Oars No. /, clean and sound, 50 !. do No. 2.
damp and not clean, As
BARLEY 81. lo0s2.12
UNIONS 6u
WHITE BgASs.---e2. .00M2.5O
FLAxsEED.- 42.oood225
TIAorHr.-$2 25m25o.
CLoyER-S7. .0oM7.25.
PoTAross-70c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22
HORSE LOST

THIS MORNING ABOUT O'CLOCK. A
l. white horse, with long name, about seven
wears old. strayed from The Scott House A lib.
eral reward will be paid Tor the return of said
horse to the Scott House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

$4,000 OF GENERAL. MERcHANDIsE, consisting
of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Hats and
C.cs R,o,s and Shoes for sale exchange for
real property, This stock was selected i'll De-
cember FAST at low prices from Jobbers, and is
offered for sale on account of the failing health
of its owner, 1t can be bought at gredt bur-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-22

LESSONS on THE PiASo.-A lady compe
tent to teach would like to give instruction
to limited number of pupils on the piano
satisfactory reference given Enquire OF
Mrs r. K Howard, corner of l 1th and Bra
dy streets aug20-d2.
TIE MEAT QuEsrIoN.-lt is one that is
discussed in every family in this city, and
the way to solve it satisfactorily is to Lur-
chase Of Carman & Smith, at kellys' old
stand, opposite the Post Office. They keep
the best stock and defy competition in pri-
ces. They are men we'll known in town
and arc worthy Of all confidence and liberal
patronage.
SUBSTITUTES WANTED-INcREAsED BouN-
rlEs.-By reference to the card of John l..
Swits & Co., at the head Of this column, it
will be seen that extraordinary inducements
are being offered for substitutes They Of
fer one hundred dollars more for each term
of service than they did last week, and the
figures there announced can hardly fail to
bring forward good number Of ablc-bodicd
men who are not liable to the draft. Now
is the time to make small fortune.
FATAL AccIDENT--Wc learn from our
friend Smith, the telegraph operator here,
that young man named Charles Under
wood, aged about Is ycvrs, was suddenly
killed by being run over by the cars in the
city Of Muscatine, or Saturday He was
out riding, and his horses becoming restiye
on the approach Of the train, he attempted
to control them, but in doing SO he was
thrown upon the track just in front of the
locomotive, and was crushed by the passing
train, which could not be stopped in time to
prevent the awful accident. He was tcle-
graph operator, and a young man highly re-
spected.
We::were delighted this MORN
ing to greet our friend Capt. Thomas B.
Hunt, late L. S. Quartermaster at this place,
who left week ago last Saturday for Louis
vile, where he had been ordered to report to
Ger: Robt -.llen, Chief Q. NJ, by the War
Department. lie reached Louisville, as or
dered, and was ordered forward to Ala
bama, but not caring to make his home in
that region, the order was re-considered, anu
lie Captain with his efficient Clerks, Capt.
Martin and Fred Parsons, was ordered to re-
port at st Louis to Col. Parsons, Chief Of
Western River Transportation. The cap
tain is in fine spirits as ever, and finds a
warm reception from his hosts of friends in
Davenport He starts for st. Louis on Wedss
ncsday next.