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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09
GROV.E.l * rs
PREMIUM sENINe MACHINES.


Ele THE OIL - 5EflAAD A4AS0AA
Kvsr Auarasa . s.iihS alsekIasl ii IIlEaois.
rTlHRsE nsaehi - s9ts ths HIRES ne
iaillilSs over ~ e1l l9E the Bel Rall-
nes ali ths Belt aelins Esrkl q ne follpWing
ETETs EA1RS, q fsl3:
Ns1s Ydrk stats EsiE,
Elfst Premium t1r llllIly MAD u.s.
RiEst Rrsliinia for d11biest hrl a machine
Efrst PrelnipIn fgT laaeztna work
Vessipat setts Ftis.
silttlt Premium for family llleliles -
ilill, Iro,liuil toE Enal.lf Asilrins EllehlAs.2
liFss lEs9iEll lor nlaehiAs W.T..
EifSt PrsEIlIIi f5r fiirlly iilshina
~ iFat PEellirn tpr HlaDll letlfing machine,
HIST eEllllnla I1F nllehfnS IuflI.
AlLehisEns tstes fair -
Tint RFlml1n ~ sfSli ny niietina
First Premium or al.llfaetllEiag nsehinA.
inst Premium for uaelllna .urFks
indians stass Fafr,
AtE1t Preniln fer Eaac1Ilno lEnglrf "a lrF
IninoIa stafa lEiii, Z = 4 81 NEzifE
Eirst PEeai9sl fos laaehlps for an PpEpesss-
Htrst Preiniln ioy machine UdllI.
Ksltneky Ehlts Faif, .lzI 80
RlFsl Prezllan or lnaehipo for an pafposea.
1irHt Prelninn ~ machine work -
pelnsyiTauia staio lalr,
hrs Prslliul. g manu- t.eturiaE machines.
FiE.t Rrenintn. ~ boaltihal machine g0Tk.
Firlt Prell.itli ~ ihaslltne work.
A1d 81 tkf ~ ioi9isg lolnty lara;
chittendin GO IA AsriedltuFsl soeioty.
titlt Eren1innl Tor flrlily iiaelfln
u Int ereE1tunl lof inaatIl u =
tlrttl lpf . ielEina utril.s lrr
an alley Vt AlrIcuiturii Eoolsty,
rs efptaidil fsg' family nadine.
=. e 1l.Eg nalshihe.
Dlplolll Tor f11lfl , r1lelIf65
1 Liplsra i9E nllSh lTotI-s5-
Il Rrani Ia Co. N. {, IN sf2ts
L Elrst Erelllu I'm l1r - 1iiy msehIua.-Ysl
i . klEet s Rrel1n! nr1 g llnuf,e turins maehtne
/ Queeais os.3 NJ z, a cultural R6eiofv j.
/ flrsf Premium for family fdiehinoI & =
Washingt0n Co, NY, Fairl
/ First Premi n for family nnachfna r
L saratpgl Co n. y, Faif, ~ ?
I :. RiFst PTaminm for fluiIy machine r. ei-.l.
Mschanie's Institute Pa FaiF =
i Elfst Premium Tor machine k5r an puFpoSsS
mrs Premium Tor machine work. = 100
lbs. eboyo Complies all tie Pafrs a4 STitiell N
i GROVER 4 BAKER MACHINES 5WeFs sxhiIlitS
tnla ear At nearly an Of thsin the leading Segin
i hashines were In cOmpetiti0u. - 80
Tbs work made upon the Grover 4 Baker Re,1iis
.aeh1as has received tie First Premium I ever
state FAR In the United sthtes Ihsrs Il has BEE
exhibited to this date. I - go ft,Iif
Sales rooms 5I(.Anin ST., Wheeling, W. Va,
| ,ovao 80. r84 ..ais los. aCDoNAL,
! nO'"Sotn dePvTAl Agent,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09
Grass Seeds

iCoHER Tfnothy, Kentucky, Ksutnsky RI..
- ~. IT, 80 Orchard srAIs sess forOGle in lOtS
d"OSf n q EIf-' tel 2 lfkxoR 4 yRosr
Ell % ssh - ~ Az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09

FARMER's GUIDE,
We Glso Publish the

By HENET sIHraEEs, Of Edinburgh, aud the late
= r hoEToS, u Yale College TOls. Royal Octave.
1900 pages aud numerous EngraVings.
PRICE, %, for the two volumes. By Mail 81.
jAi,o-lE" L SCOTT 4 en-.
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FRhNLKIN INSURANCE Comply

GARITAI a-.- 8l5O, 900
- DIREGTORSs t
John Reid, JOhn B AIiiIeF, Geo. 4 Wheat,
geo. Aendel. John Zeoekler, Sam MeClenGns
8. v. fran1heini, Jaa y. Vance, Alex. Laughlin.
ms COMPANY having bsin duly organized, are
4 prepared 70 take riil q ar rates on buildings
q AL tinds, nleFchandIs6 MANA l1EurinE estabIlh-
mentei furniture nteanlcitt and eArEoes on the
HeStetn Eiyerg and AL ~ s6l1o on the lives Of
Persons Tor term u M This Company ohers
superior Inducements % iinefs, whereby they can
be Or three years reduced rates. ThiSbe-
ing hume tnstitution, composed Of some unety-Eour
stockholders, most Of whom are among our best bu-
SiGess men, reeCmmGnds tt1ef TO the favorable con-
sl6sEAton Of the inSurng PUbe, and SoIicitS their
Application. for Insurance. VA b promptly at
teDded 70 By the SecrhtAry.-
--otaeer No. L AeLdre House, being the came for
merry occupied b. Adams Express Company.
JOHN REID, PrCEident
O. SAh'L AoOLRLLAR, Yfee-PreSident.
IGCD LII = i 80. - S's.-'''a
NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. Once,
No. l. AeLure House being the same once formerly
ttePIeq BY AeaHHR3n E1prsss ooppany. h Gprl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote connubIAl hAppi.
hes lBdeeJ, UIthout these the Journey through
NE becomes weary pilgriaAEei tile pTOspset hour
~ daTEens to the view; tine mInd becomes ahadUued
Sth despair and filled With the melancholy Teaoo-
ZION that the happiness Of another becomes oighted
With our own
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INaU 1910 CE.
70 FHo gE WHO WTeHIFd BIZ
i n s u r. b ID
AeAHsR ALL coETISsE1

1OME INsuRANCE cOhPAEY, q
~ SsW York-FIRE AND INLAND.
oAsz niPzlL ever dollar PAID IN. 300 %
AetS fSt July, 5T $40 90
Tho largest Cash Capital for the amount Al risk Uf
any o@csin thd u1itpd States
-N5ffE1ilt j II III City 1cu f1rta
Casa CkfEEArf an I-id ~ 1000 %
Aslsfg 1Et JAY li<SlIeZ4 ~
I sEGEzlIf-RI4E fer cent 81 lts r.t profits de,
elare1 70 PoiieY Hri5tf1 1lriallgi y which the
a.sured plEtieiPate si.aoui l1r1lrlng any TisE.
oK o URITK EfE IESURAHCE
oAsH cAlI4AI tpd 900 co
Thres- fbs nstt pfolt5 declared to Policy
FIFTYETEE PER CENT. 81 Earned Participation
Premiums deelArSdfo for thoyear ending AnBust, 1853
KHuEUAI LIFE IN8UEeRtEGEC CONE
III RAhHs On HSE York 81
me LARGEST CASH CAPIfA n say I15ur5iies
couipaiiJ [tlis 8nltt4 sta4oAt
Assets February LIST, 1855 900
The business q this Conpa6ysii toldletsd O ne
MUTUAL PEineip1s IN the strietest sense tie tern
REHSES AL0NH. being EQufIABlY DIVIDED
among the ASSURED.
RORTY-RfFE OEST8 A FRHK WfiI fnsuro 81 coo
on the lie ofa man sged -.
FohFOlRs viii be issued upon the most FeaSons-
HIRS for wheeling and Vicinity and InsSSs promptly
adjusted and paid, On application to
We -. PETERSON, AGENT
O4les MAln street pe1t door 70 Il. II. Bank.
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TIE LONDON QUARTERLY Ccor-.sr.,t,.,,
zuE zDIxpUEou Rry Il rwlls,
rHE SORTH BRITISH REVIEW CSrs. cbpreA,
1.
THE 6EsTAIAsTKR EEyIEW qILsraD
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POSTAGE.
The postsEs'tO all p4rts OF the United EtLtss L
T fl WHO TH6tE NV P6BITcaTfoas 1 T1E.a 5o
ty-louF cent? . year f1r BJaekWOOd and ONLY
EIGHT OESTs AHEAB KJR A RkTIEW. Postage
received.
PREMIUMS.
SeU Eu6seIEbsrB 70 any two Of the Periodicals for
1888, Will TeesiVs PTenfuN their choice Of ANY
one Of the iour Reviews for 1888 spbseEfbsrS 70
all I'VE Will rteetTs their ehoes or any tlgo or the
J9ur KsTteES Er 1888. Subscribers 70 EaJ or All
the works fgT 1884, may procure Auy Of the four
EeTieWs for 1888 U which they may not Be entitled
a. premiums, at 81 year each.
~ The Third Edition Of the Sept, uibor Number
Of Lakewood, Containing article By al English
OihesT who vas present. At the BATTLE OF 6ET-
IfsBURG, now ready-pdee IS eentG.
kemlttanees and Communications AhOuld be Iad-
dressed to p
LEONARD SCOTT CO., PuBif.Atls, 4
No. IS walker St, bet. Broadway and Chureli 81
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THE ooUGnINe coNaREaAFToNT

rgsE--'.tora - Z = q. %. e..
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DISEASE OF INTERMEDIATES.

when the misguided and imprudeat notary of
PlSls9re hhda that he has mbbed the seeds Of this
painful disease, II to- often happens an itiued
sense q shame, or dread OF discovery detSrs him
rom Supplying 90 those who, iron sducation and
can alone befrisnd him, delaying till
thS constitutional symptoms Of this horTid distRse
mako their AppeaTanI such liberated core tbroat
1iaeaHed nossS nosturnhl palms IN the head aud
nbd, diuineAs OF sshi, dsafbU6s, nOdes on the si-
Bones aud arms, blOtchUs the head, face and ex-
tremites progressing with frightfuI TApdity tin Al
Last the palate OF thu mouth or the Lors Of he co.
fall tn, aud tie victim Of this awful disease beomo.
horTid oh ct OF eOtnnissraIlon, until death put,
period TO bis dreadful suferings, by sending him
traveller TeIurnsf
Itis rSsIaReSoIy 6aet that ads fall victim,
70 This terrible disease, owing 20 the unSkifulneS
~ l5noTant prstendsrS, who, by the thai
Deadly 0iSoH, Mercury, ruin tue constitution AM
make abe residue OF lie miserable.
STRANGERS
srn1t { your lives, or health the care Of m AMI
ChleAFned and worthless PTstendsEs, destitute o
knoHlsdEe, nAuis or character, who copy Dr. John.
AtonS advertisements, or Ltyis themselves, IN III,
nnWHpA Isra, regularly Educated Physicinns t,r.
psbIS OF Curing, they keep yOu tFhing month All q
month taking their hlthy and poisonous compound,
or A. kong ~ the smallest can be obtained aud
IN despair, leave you with rnlned nealth TO uIri
over yOut own Calling disappointment,
Dr Johnston is the only Physician advertising
hi' ersdential, or diplomas always hang ib hi,
once.
His remedies or trsttaient are unknown "a MI
others, prepared from life spent la the great hoe
piIAls Europe, the 1rat In the country and nor,
In the world. ~
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousAnds cared At tLis institution
SeAL after car, aud tbs numerous important Sun.
gel Operations Performed by DR.. johnston Wit
messed W the reporters Of the SUM- Clipper
And many other papers, notices Of which, hsTS AZ,
Pearsd again and again before the public besids,
his Standing a. = gentleman OfehATactsr aud Tsspop
ablliiy, Y = Humeisnt guarantee TO the Affected
SKIN DISEASES sPEhDIUY CURkD
N5-No letters received uuloIS postpaid and con
tanning stamp TO b. used the reply PerSoD,
writing should stAte age aud SSnd pSrtiOu OF advsr
tiSSusnt describing SymPtoma.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON. NJ. D.,
oi the baltimore Lock Hospital, BaltimOr.
JAht-lg~ MAFVIan1
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Tbs ParSon he stood tn his pulpit, EraVs.
ara RsAln he hahjuGt rcd Cd,
Ann tue choir had utTpSk on Ih0 opening Rtav.
l " hSn inc people shimsd In With q aeouSh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09
HEMPFiELN RAILROAl

}. n. MCCULLOUGH, President. ~
2 B. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't poyIs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09

INHE lataSt novelties Of the season. Also a fuI
sso;k q staple shlSls, 10 great variety, jus
oe.I :. sEoNE THoMAs,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29


INCREASED SUBSCRIPTION KATks.-Wc no.
ticsd yesterday, that the Chicago deilies
had increased their rates Of subscription to
$l2 per year by mail, and 25 cents per week
to CITY subscribers furnished by, carricss.-
The same reason that induced. the publish.
ers Of the Chicago papers to advance thsir
rates compels US to adopt the same course.
The late enormous advance in printing pa
per and the increased cost of conducting
business cannot be disregarded, no matter
how much We might desire to doso. There
fore on and after the 4th Jay of July next,
the DA,ir DExocRAr will be furnished at
the rates specified at the head Of this COL
umn-$9 90 per annusn, by mail, and %
scents per week when delivered by carriers.
This may seem high price, but it is really
less remunerative than when it was fur
nished for $500 per year and 10 cents pc,
week. In fact We will now cheevfully fur,
nish subscribers at one dollar less-tou,
dollars per year, for specie. RekrettiAs
the stern necessity that forces us to adop
this new xcale Of prices. we trust our pat
rons win acquiesce, and continue their pat
ropase - heretofore, hoping that At som,
day thae point in commercial affairs win b,
reached, where these advances and 0uctua
tons WIN ,be ~ lepgr uecessary. ,,..,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

RETURNED. The Hon. Hiram Price re-
turned home yesterday from the Congress
Halls Of the nation, and will probably not
return during the present session
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

TnASks.--Scnator Grimes viii please ac-
cept our thanks for valuable documents
two volumes Of the Congressional Globe,
embracing the proceedings Of the 3'l session
Of the 3I1th Congress; and the [. ;. Navy
Register for the year ls6i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

STATE OF IOWA.
ArJurAxT GENERALS OFy1ca,t
Davenport, June 90, 1854.
Gene. - Orders No. 10.
l. All recruiting officers for one hundred DAYS
service vii. report to this office with their detech-
men:s on or before July ot!l, 1864.
II. Allpsrsons who have enlisted for the one
hundred day service will report in person at this
Office july sth, 1s5:.
Ill. All persons who have enlisted for the one
hundred days service. and who have not joined
some regiment for the one hundred DAYS service
end do not obey these orders, will be arrested as
&c serters.
". Persons regularly enlisted and needing
transportation will apply at once TO this Office,
stating route to be travelled.
BY order Of the commander-in Chief.
n b. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. Of Iowa.
Papers which hare usually published orders Of
this Department will copy once. jeos-st
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

EDUCATIONAL CoSvExTloS. Conyen-
ton Of Educators now in session al the
High School Rooms, in this city, continues
to be matter Of grcs. interest to the put :
lie; the sessions are crowded and the cxer.
cises deeply interesting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

STEAMBOAT ExcrRsroS.-By reference to
advertisement, it will bc seen that the Rsp-
ids Packet Line have made provision for
afortiing pleasant excursion on the COM
ing anniversary Of the Glorious Fourth.
This will be very pleasant and rational
way of enjoying that day. It is so arranged
as to have good time by daylight, moon
light, twilight, starlight, or in any light de-
sired. Make your arrangements to celebrate
on the Jennie Whipple and City Of Keiths-
burg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

Still on rnE RocKs.-Thc Canada has
been fast on the rocks, two or three miles
below LcClaire, ever since Saturday night.
The Petrol has gone up, We believe, to light
her, after which she win probably get off.
Boating with the larger class Of steamers
has become very hazardous. Even the little
Pctrel, that can run ON a heavy dew, got
aground several times coming up last night.
Such low stage Of water was never known
in the Mississippi at this season Of the year
before
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

TIE popular dry goods house Of Kehoe &
Carhart, opposite the I.cCairc House, still
continues to supply the public with the best
goods at the lowest prices Ladies will find
fresh styles every week, direct from New
H,,l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

FIRE WoRS..--Gct your fire works for
the coming 4th AZ Stars. He has all kinds
and sells at Chicago prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Hor.-Thc cold snap is well over again
and the thermometer marks up TO tr;Ae
above nintv degrees IN the shade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

LEorrRE-T The lecture Of the Rev. Geo.
+. Magoun last evening, at the Second Bap-
tist Church was attended by large and
highly apprcciative audience. The lecture
was able and impressive.
Mr. kissell lectures this evening at the
same place, on the Philosophy of Intui-
tive Instruction" The friends of educa-
should turn out on these occasions. Any
thing that affects the education OF the youth
is Of great public Importance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

EscApED REBEL PRlsoNERs RETAKEN.-
Three Of the rebel prisoners that escaped
from the Island Barracks, a few days since,
were brought up on the steamer jennie
Whipplc this morning. They were arrested
at Mount Pleasant, where, it is said, they
were not conducting themselves with pro.
pricty They stoutly refused to own up,
until Just as the boat was landing, when
they saw it was no use to forge any more
stories about their identity
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

ExrESsrvr.-Two individuals met at
grocery" this morning, and drank three
glasses Of ale each. They then INDUCED
in friendly quarrel, and the liquor heated
the blood, from words they passed on to
blows, from blows to the Police Magistrates
once and were fined about $1S, and not be.
ing in funds passed to jail This is what
comes Of drinking six glasses of ale. The
liquor foots up At at about $2.15 per glass.
CEIEBRATJoxs. We hear of numerous
celebrations, pic-nics, excursions. etc., that
are coming off in various parts Of the coun-
try on the 4th Of next month. The princi-
pal excitement in town will be Bailcy's Cir
Gus and the hippcttamus, which everybody
will want to see, Of course Everybody
will find something to amuse themselves on
that important anniversary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

PHcroeRAPHs, rrc.-The place to procure
really splendid photograph Or ambrotype
is At Olmstead & Co.'s, on Brady street, be-
low the Auction store, east side, and also
in Hills new block, on Brady, between ID
and 4th streets. They are masters Of their
profession and warrant peslsct satiafaetion.
V've the9 caH. ae1 jne9od3w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

SOMETHING THAT INTERESTS rHE lApEs-.
Where they can get the best Sewing Ma.
chine. Buy the Florence, if you want to
get the worth of your money. 1t combines
all the good qualities Of other first-class
machines, and possesses many advantages
over any and ell Of them. You can always
find them on the corner Of Third and Perry
streets, Forests Block, up stars, No. 4.
Miss r. B. CLlNGxAN,
Davenport, Iowa. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

ARE YOU keeping house or do you pro
pose to do SO soon! If so, call at Webb 5
and sec his extensive stock Of goods for toi-
let use, embracing every variety in ordinary
use. together with solid silver and plated
goods in great ,ariety, the finest table cut
lcry, fruit and pic knives, napkin rings, etc.
He has also a full stock of mirrors and mir
ror plates, toilet-table goods, both plain and
ornamented. He sells low and warrants
satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

Wurnr do YOU buy your clothing: OF
Mas & Mayer, Of course. They have the
largest ready made wholesale and retail
stock in the city. Country merchants,
who consult their own interest will give
them call when they come to town.
CorLrGE FrsrryAL.-Th officers Of Girls
void College tender sincere thanks to the
friends who assisted i'll preparing for the
festival Of last Wednesday evening; and
also to thcpublic, for their generous patron
age on that occasion. $3ls were realized
above all expenses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

An indispensable article in every family
is Grover 4 Bakers celebrated Sewing Ma.
chine. They have taken the first pre-
miums At every STATE Fair where they have
been exhibited. They make both the Gro
yer 4 Baker and the shuttle or lock stitch,
thus giving the purchaser the opportunity
Of selecting he one best suited to their
wants. The above machines are for sale at
the corner Of Brady and second sts., over
Wadsworth's store, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

Davenport Markets.
Osy1cE or rHE DAvrxroRr DExocs&1,
Wednesday evening. June 2.. ls6i.
WnFAr.-No. /, we'll cleaned, round and plump.
Club, Tea aud Galena. sl..s. No. 9. all sound,
no, cIead enough FOR No !. s.s,; rejected, nhts-
" and damp. lyo cents.
CoRS.-Shcied, No !, sound. plamp and dry,
u do M. T. shrnnken, al: in ear No j. scund'
plump and dry. 81; do. No. shrnnken, 81.
OATs.-No. l. clean and sound II: do. No ?.
damp and not clcar -
KrE-I.l2.
NusTs BkASs-$2 opd2 80
FL,AsEED.- 42.r,m,.5
II"oTHf.-:2 3.rg 49,,
CDoyka $..'stt. e.
PorAio.s.-5oW
DuIIaE-.se.
Epas l2 e,
New York Markets.
Srw rors, jane -
CorroS-Quiet at l45.
fiors-5le!.5 better e.. .oGiv q, ior extra.
ti""4lo 2, tor snperne.
WuKAr-i5I2"c better ;2o-1cSJ Chicago
Spring; e 2s4z.o Milwaukee Club; &. a. ~
winter red.
CogS-$i.5.l.
OArsHelMa2
PoRK-tso mess. s32 old mess.
LAnD-lds4@E%c.
WHisxY-$i.eo.
New York Stock Market.
New York June %
Gold opened 1t; ? 80; closed AZ 40
U.wDas lpcr Market.
DAVENPORT. MAY =.
Fencing. ........S92 S92 ~
lturn Boards. s.................2 $500.
Framin g Timber Jois.s under 2ost 2..U
20 feet and over z3sa6 - -
Flooring, $50
Siding 9iae
Finishing. ....... .... 35."e0i, ~. 90
Shingles, .-.................. 4."nMd.-p
Ias... d.op
Clear Boards and Planks . s5.ene1 g. 90
Demand gVol-3tocks Il lit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-29

$6"o!--Davcnport has done big thing.
Hex fifteen thousand inhabitants have raised
six hundred dollars for the purpose Of
building hone for the orphan children Of
Iowa soldiers killed in battle. The drain
upon the bencyolencc Of the people has
been heavy one. and it is much to be
feared whether they ever recover sufficiently
from the effort to assist in another good
cause IL the other cities Of the State do as
we'll in proportion. the trustees of the fund
will be at a loss to know just what DISPOSE
ton to make of it, Some were foolish
enough to believe that twenty-five hundred
or three thousand dollars could be raised
here, but some folks always will be vision
AIRY and unpractcable Six hundred dollars
is very large sum in comparison with the
object sought to be achieved, and now let
our citizens take breath before they get into
another benevolent contract