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SECOND DISPATCH.
Gen. 8lckles' mlsston-Bala Of n
matefl2i-AudItorss Office Busfuea
The Con4piRator&-AR 4 Financial ksr
pus1ktoN. s.A
: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
F+~- x- ..~+ WAE1ExGroa, July 0
aGenersl Daniel E. s!eklcs reported yesterd
to the Government the result Of hi, ml.sou
Eouth America. He states that tho reub!B
there rtjoice ut the triumph Of cur a1us md te
maintenance Of liberty.
More than ten thousand mules auihopcs,
twenty i've hunared amsu!anc.s a1d ~ rag
on1, With vast amount OF harness. eg'ntnts,
&C. were sold during last week. prices
were prrity good for the live stock.
+. The Second Auditors Office has pfd upon
t#k MY five thousand ac:sunta slnce htst Of
June, mostly Official c1sfns for pay athelf fe-
tufne Of Government property.
Previous to hurytnR the bodies Of fous coz
Bpltatoys who tfe1e exscnted On FTidn.t, their
Hamcs were written on alps Of paperd placed
In little vlals, which were deposited, each o!
their coftlne. By this tneans the fefnment
would be- able to Identii, herem2ias ny future
period.
Abult one year sgo an association German
capitalists msde proposition to the 1snfy d.
partment TO take premium loan lafgnouEh to
coTer the entire debt Of the United 3es. The
zane pa rties have renewed their often terms
equ1lly advantageous To the goreFnm,
1t 10 reported that IN order WllLon bn ia
trcd BY the War Department for shat1ter out
Of Ill volunteer tIocpn In the EtrTicr.
, 1865-07-10


tsptcial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
CINCINNATI Ju1y,a
usA1x-Wheat nr1otr, undtr Gdvices fsGm Nsw
To,k. but no. higher. sup.rnna lo1r $53&5 23.
Prime Bed Wheat $t.4o. Ear C1En kdrarced to 7oc
ahsled so!a 1t 71&a15e, Oats weak II Sc tn bulk.
PsoYt,1oys-LpNef, Meas Pork F15.A@SS 50.
Bulk Nta.s 134c tor shenlae4s. And 1aac fotn nata'
ts,d advanced 70 19Ke sor prime terce. and 1t The
clcse lske wA4 aaked Demand IN exetAs OF onefng:
Wn1.kY-Qoles at t2.t5.
MpskT-Easy and II very light dsua-t.
H1cuAYhK DuIl 1t tnE ouYtnX. =
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AAu3WX1AI1 CAEAlo11R. NttA tn Al1QD1l
Raey&9A Z N&N16
, 1865-07-10
Netu a1hettt8eu1&1ta.
IHE NATION,


h TEN WEE
Tar,cs cv @W pAr:
meses Of tas Bsooasexuesioa Question.
nst3esa& Festival
WC ~ 4tafA syW 1oNssAEns
ACue n Fot...
1he 1mrzor aud tho Two sous-
no1aa Raaaon1 Tor De!A5.
1qrd p4oushan oa tss Qualify Of Mercy.
ms Auu1ea2 sunErls: Fosas.
Cities and Cslsieiku
1Mea Of .ns ssvens1 Rsktnans 70 "sasassoa
AHunDgn BtorJ.
LrT1EATr1x:
Literary Kot8-
NJ Hob,e 1e1ool of Fiction.
Whitss 6haksspesse.
Mathew AfNoid'1 xsaaJt-
FIN AH7s: ,...x..,.,., ,.,d,
1,,@na,eas smorz iss regular q oceaa.oaal con.
sr1nuso.s the following namH:
HENRY n. LoNGfRLioW.
JANxa RuBsKLL LoHR1l-
JOHN 8. WHfr1I6R.
s1Nu1L K11uT. K,Pseddans Trinity uD'leEa.
Prnts r, ToBRKF, Hnva.d)
Fraauce GOODWIN 8AIrH. (01fordJ
Dr., FRANCIS IKBKK
Pfonssor CHILD. HEyEd)
CHABL2s FoRIoH.
| HxuRY JANIS.
] Judge Buell. ldA4tAaV4as
KpNUND QUINCY
| FrotnEso. n D. WHITNEY, The)
| Professor D. c, GILMAN, tTAle.>
| 1ud4s DAILY.
| Prot alor DWI8ET, Co!umms CouegeS
| Jue{d WAILAN0-
FBEpKRICK Law 0LNSTKO.
T. Es7. d. NoC11nTOCK-
Rsy. pr. JOS. z. THOMPSON.
Ksy. PHILLIPS BROoKR.
Bsy n1 DHLlQW8.
O J. sTuLE.
HKBRT T, 1UCKKHAAH.
| HAYAKD TAYLOR
CA. BRtEf1D.
C-L NRACK
: RICHARD GRAFT WHITK
WnIIANL LLOYD GARRISON.
HYpEKY 6KDRaK FIBHKA
THE0DOkE Z TIL1oN.
GAIL HAMILTON.
TxRus: Ihrea DoI1ass pe1 knnu1n. IN adyanees III
| months. I've DouaEs. When delivered ny CARRIER n
! New YORK q. B.noklgn, tf.J ct nta additional =
, 1865-07-10

audience today to 4 deputation Of Vifg1nlAne,
rho WISHED him 10 70 alter the Amnesty prociama-
Tim as 10 ditpense with the csa.e which excludes
frnrn IL dement's pcrsons who are worth more
fhan x2nf0J. The President, sneT . free and
n sln conver< stiun said he would look It the pa-
peFr which they prceeot.d, but 90 ~ he lad teeo
r. rraMyn for removing the exception.
, 1865-07-10

Smiling of Steamers.

NEW YnnK, iJulY D.-Mr. Conrsdin, publisher
or Tho Richmond Ditpakch hts hsked permission
10 publish nls psper. He does not man{fest any
repeutanco for his cuuIe,
, 1865-07-10

SEw YonK, July "a specfal 10 the Herald
dated q nntncton 18th, ssJa no order has Jet been
received Al tho ts1eunss h:- The removal or rho re-
ma:tc er ofthe copspirs:o,s. Ttsy ware no: In
iuTnatd otthe death 0f !s3iI :cuup!ces until Sat
utdsJ morning.
, 1865-07-10

Exw fRoK, July 9--The Hr1td's New Otleans
corrctpohdcpce a,ys tho town Of Ftan xlIn, L1u-
i.sans, was ,ccenuy sacked by Guerlllas, and
i've United States Tteasasy nceute. who went ID
search oE cotton IA tue Interior, 1t is supposed
have tetn murdered bY then.
, 1865-07-10

Another Application for the Bodies
or The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III.
n - Of Mas Annie Surfntt-Nr. 6eW.
ara has not kkeaiEned.
, 1865-07-10

n wv IL "EEEEV3 E%& "V II 0EA
NEW Ycn5, July ga dispatch ssates that The
tntrn Of Mentor, Nd, was nearly dastroEcd hJ dre
On the n,gnt Of the 4lh. Not store. shop or ho
til Wss lels 4tsndlpg. ard pauy lamtliez were fen
dared testttuts The day hsd hecn enthusiast.
cal'y celebrated. and the dro took from the ex
ploslon Of a rocket IN tas upper ftoty OF store
, 1865-07-10

NEW TORE, July 8.--The heat hers to d1y hiss
been very Oppressive; ssvrTal cases Of sun stroke
are reported. Tho thetmometsr ranged among
the ntnktte
, 1865-07-10

NAVY VOLUNTEERS-An
In n4vy VolnntssEs sao .htpp:d It :htesfo NXA e
bxnd zvoas hesHssn J1ly. ~ aao e. a. X
500 s'ste Bovn+y. Which can edlsfSssa @ ssr ~
HItf CO. Is [1tTk T. uVsAAssS
, 1865-07-10

NEW TonK, July 3.-The steamers City Of Bos
ton md Vlsgin!4 for Ltrerp,ol, and Bot1.sta. for
nsmhusg, Esllea to day, taking I large number Of
pattebgefs, bntonly ale, DO in eoecie.
, 1865-07-10
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The Fourth of July.

More HeGim*nts Rcturned-Rom anee
nr Camp Mort u-hu&v n Keb Il TVA1
HecUk Atfucxxd by m 1odtAtlR Gil
a3uNIertuE ont Of the SOLDIER.
, 1865-07-10
The North American Review

IL pnblts ed Q1artrly. On tsa n'ss days Of lamar
APRIL JulT, and Oct1 b-f. in nu1er1 OF Anont thF-e
hunt red paxts zach. sAintng MISTER squa 70 11ol
ptatn ~ og' Ayo volumes.
TEHNS-Bt1 poll$f1 4 year, OF Oia U0u1< auo
Fi11y CantS per number.
, 1865-07-10
VOL. XIX.

IT.. r Naton, and. z. Brown. Of ylnton.
E'Ent tcoueand dolllra bare becu suoarrIbsd ny
nue oi the ,nad 1t that place.
a notorious rebel By the name Of F1eener. a
bloihef o. bs fleener who assisted in tho mur-
tTo yetfe ago: surrendered htuls elf 4 day or TWO
etncet e the Provost Marehal Of tbs 4sh District
Of tn1s ente, and was fe)eseed under the auneety
proclamation.
The afticefs and soldiers Of the SD Iows Rezf.
nent propose 10 erect monument at Oskal.ssa
70 the memory Of the 1amented Genesats. 4.
hief, mortH1ly wounded In one Of the battles Of
the Red Rlver expedition.
, 1865-07-10

yn1A OF ascleEAI10ns-Ul -UlReHes10n8 Of
th< Reciprocity sreasy-Ths Niagara
Falls ship Canal.
, 1865-07-10
Yellow Fever nj Walni7Eton-

rev foFf, July 8.-The Fottresf Monroe car.
Ic.Ronofnt ttatet, That the Yellow Fever pttvn.e
Wilmine'6h, n G. anu that st1iet quarantine y
INF num there,
, 1865-07-10
TIE CONSPIRACY.
4 Confession left By Atzerodl
Details Of the Abduc-
!. tion Plot.
4 SECOND ATTEMPT At
ABDUCTION MADE.
How the Plots .Failed---
The Roles Of the
Conspirators.
LATER FROM EUR0PE--ELEC-
Tl0N EAC1TE8ENTa IN
ENGLAND.
A Ministerial Crisis in Aus
tria~--Resignation Of the
Cabinet.
Interview between the
PRESIDENT And VIRGINIA
MERCHANTS.
His Views on the $4,000
Clause.
Arrest Of the Alleged
Interview between the
PRESIDENT AND VIRGINIA
MERCHANTS.
His Views on the $4,000
Clanse.
Arrest of the Alleged
Murderer Of the Joyce =
Children.
DESCRIPTION TOTHE 7:30LoAN
IS, ,25l, 500.


8Ynnptlg OF AtZsFodtsa Con fe slou-D'.
xalts Of xhe Attempted Abductiou-A
Second Attempt Mt AbauctI0a-The
Parts Played By the C0nsp1rRtoF8.
, 1865-07-10
FROM DETROIT.
Che International Commercial
Convention.

Prcpafationg for the Euekts-The Re.
ctpruclty yTreMty-Thc canadian DBL.
eEaaIuza-NiaE-rA FaDs, Snip Cana
-Ehn1rmanship of she Convtnsaon.
, 1865-07-10

PHILADELPHIA, July e-The subscriptions to
The 7 20 loan yesterday amounted to S5.25l 800.
Total subscriptions for week, F2o 81, 100.
, 1865-07-10
From LAWRENCE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.]

L~4Tenr0rth and Lawrence Rail-
tpnd d-lndtAnA- fourth VI EJQ3y-
EmlCtuutp for New cIeLtcU.
, 1865-07-10

Nkw To'K.'Juty THE N<ra!ds .WashIn1ton
spec'al skya: The ePla.idenleahe11thTfss 10 far in
proved that he anticipates a tr1p down the Po*
fuUac
, 1865-07-10

The notcriors Larry AcDona'd, tho alleged oYl4
1nator Of ut plot 10 deatfpy this c1ty by fire H.
heen a1mitted to bs.| In tho r,dsnious sun q
s4tOo Hs md Cleary, Young and Blackburn arc
The HeroId saYs that the Uolonista Of Charles.
ton are pstitoning thaE their cotton, rostn and
tu1pentine rhieh they purchased nader 1eeei r1ls q
srd h1d In the hope that 1t tho restoration OF the
V1ipp 1Qmeth1ug might be aGyed 10 PuEehaes u
, 1865-07-10

the President hzs conferred upon Major Cumo,cl
the brevet rank Of Lieutenant Cutunel,
MAI. j. P. Her1och 1eATes for Cincinnati to mo-
row to psy of troops near heEu.
Ptendeni johnson rpde ont In his carriage tt
dsy.
, 1865-07-10
FEQHI WASHINGTON.

Rrerefftd for E1fl4ntFy-PoAttn steeB
ADuoin{ed In TenheHa. g. ma IL kkoute1
Hee& pRa hltshed-A Pay a3masxer 1On~
pred-The President
, 1865-07-10
Relief and Health to your Izfanh
Price. Only IS cents 4 Bott1A

Price, Only 36 cents Bott1a.
ms following extract Of letter written BY -
Rav g. Holsns pastor Of tia Plerpont BApse
Church. Brooklyn, y. T., 70 tue JoFnal ard 1s11kK
1sr, Cincinnati. o., ana speAt volumes IN fATW d
the wcr1d.renownsd medicine, MK1~ WINsL0N3
SOOTHING 1FRUp FOB CnMDEEH T4ETuu4
ave see N Advertisement IN your colulaos ot X1B
vNsLDw'S sOOTESG sTRuf- Flow. ve ns18
said word IN fAror Of tho patent medicine petaF3 n
rur ll.e but ws fosl coApe1led to ~ to rnAa
thsr tnts u punbuz-aes Aoes ktAa r. and kas u
. ~ aus ctGta&. 1t u probably cns Of tho 1n0
succeszrlo tdIcl1ez Of the tAY, beesa1a It u 11s
thebest d thcsa Of onr readers w1o hnTd oapk1
can uco TthAn IN IN 8E1pptJ.
kaNula tm-WYANuhE
, 1865-07-10
FROM 8PRlNRFlED.

The Weather and CFops-A rlAouer
overwhelmingly ktrmR-4soldieE
Droxrned-The Lincoln m,um ens
AR1aGtAtlQHs
, 1865-07-10
A PART n E R.

Wanted With cAAn capital Of dva thoutaud do1'a
so.sse hslfin!ers ~ Azht snd profitable ou.t-
tYtfor9ana doLaI3 nia yaA. Hzt olietso 1sa,*en
tor ,tlAnx CAL KoYm I E'kn1iIS g1ssx 1ro9
al csnifsl nd xpolJ. jJ9tt'e 1t
, 1865-07-10
| Ne Ws BY TELEGRAPH.
Destructive FIRE
IN MARYLAND.
A Whole Town De-
strOyed.
FIRE AT MADISON, WIS.
New Revelation Of Rebel Cruelty
By Henry s. Foote.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Havoc Among the
Generals.
DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF MISS
ANNIE SURRATT.
Rumored Revelations in Re-
gard to the ConsDirators.
RELIC HUNTERS ON THE
RAMPAGE.
Yellow Fever in Wilmington,
N. C..
GOLD, .. 140 1-2.
RELIC HUNTERS ON THE
RAMPAGE.
Yellow Fever in Wilmington,
N. C.
GOLD, >. 14O 1-2.


Additional Pnyment4-New National
AtsuAk-A hVuk Mrs. SuxFAtt-kke1lc
huntktH on the RRu1pAEe, &c.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25

SoUTHERN ILLINOIS IrsU-
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Oh Cairo,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

We invite the att ,rtion Of our readers TO a
careful pcrusal OF DR.. Easterlys medical ad,er-
tisement which can be seen in columns to
dav Dr. Easierls' : Family MeiiciLes have been
twenty wears established IN St. Louis, are de-
sery.dlv popular. hav. rapid sale, ana are re-
garded the best now IN u.s.. DIR. Easterl, + =
pases remedy for each particular form OF dis
ease and not remedy to cure all diseases, as
Won often see reeommcurcd 10y others. MS med
icineS are standard preparations, Kept IN all the
principal Drug stores thrnugi out the great
Northwest and ar" rcsnrtcd tn i,v lnvaiids from
all parts oi the United States. As l'r Easterly :
Family Medicines pr, pared under the eye OF
an experienced and educated physician we can
rccommc I'd them with confidence TO the afflicted
~ being much superior to Others IN general use
We sav 10 the afflicted .ive them atrial. Orders
addressed 10 pr. Easteriy. - LOUIS, Mo. will
be promptly hi!ed aud forwarded by express To
al. parts OF the country. octl1 dAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
tsFOR THE MOLIDAYS''
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
NH SEWING C.E
'Dc NJ a 2 "a q e! CC


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LIABLE TO GIL otT or ORDER. and will last "A Liss
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For the Dressmaker it is invaluable; for the
iensehold It supplies a vacant place - 10
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This machine surpasses all others we have
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Is numerous virtues - I,.mo.rak Davenport
With single or double thread il silen,l,
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All persons who buy or offer for sale imitation.
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infringem.nis on the patents This is the oui,
low priced Machine secured py patent.
Single Machines sent to any part of the coup
try per Express. packed In box with printed
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ducements sent free
Address all orders to
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
aNrORMATaOy ASKED ron.

MEssRs LEVI DAVIS AND FRED kooPs,-
Gentlemen, Permit personal and political
friend to ask you, thus publicly. whether
Mr.. Russell 10 TO bs permitted to continue
boreing the readers Of tue Gazette thus con
| tinusly with the Post Office sfllctionss
Not myself alone, but scores more Of our
citizens Of the republican school Of politics,
do not regard it as material whc'he Rus
sell or Sanders runs the Post Office but we
do propose to quit reading every morning
about that old stale sublcct-or Russelfs
prospects for the next Governorship-as
REPRESENTED in the Gdzette from some OBJ
scure county sheet which thus holds Aim up
to ridicule and pokes fun at him. Please let
us KIN w whether we are TO be furnished con.
tinualy with such stuff or whether we
shallbe furnished with matter Of more gen
eral public interest.
1t is said that you two gentlemen own
two thirds of the Gazette establishment.-
That being the case, DO you thus give over
all control of the editorial column of your
paper to Mr.. Russell to dish out his private
grievances and vent his vindlctive feelings
towards individuals 2 II this is really so,
we wish to know it. There are other ways
OF redress il you cannot control this matter,
than to be compelled to look to the DEMo-
CRAT f0i redress. Answer your many warm
personal and political friends. RADICAL.
OH FOR THE MIIL.oS- One hundred and
forty barrels of kerosene oil just received at
Webbs-No. l6 LeClaire Row. This con-
ccrn has made arrangements whereby it
will receive a car load of oil every week, on
such terms as to be able to underseU Ghic1
90 deaters fire ght added Dealers all
through the State can be supplied at Webb's
cheaper than they can get it elsewhere. This
Is rae chance for dealers and consumers in
this part of the country and no mistake.
SEE woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Specr's Wine. 1t is an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
by the first class families in Paris, London,
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. II is worth trial, as it gives great
satisfaction. dc4 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
~ SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
EUROPEAN POCKET
TIMEX EEPEk,
(Dma UInq0.sr. n..,cH,
One Dollar Each.

Patent applied Tor June 2ath, ls65)
An Enact and RELiAB,E PockEr Tms-xrKrER
for ladies aud gents. decided unique and won
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ful than the most costly and elaborate Time keen
er Of modern Manufacture. 1t never can be
wrong. IN reYun.s no ksy or winding up
Never runs down ; and can never be loo f.i.t nor
Too stor. Ii Is u most remarkable article Jusf
introduced INTO this country from Europe, where
it protected BY "HDgai L.t.ers patenf" Price
Tor single one, with PLAN and ia, cy White
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Sent, postage pad, to any part of 'he country
on receipt of price.
All orders addressed to
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
LOCAL TIE NJ s..

STAND FgoN UNDEa.-Smith the Hair
.Jeweller. No. 90 East Third street, chal-
lcnges the world to compete with him IN
styles or prices ofgoods lie sells the most
elegant styles Of waterfalls, curls, switches
and Hair .Jcwelry Of every sty and descrip-
ton at FORTY PER CENT under usual
rates Come right along with your orders
for the Holidays The goods must and
shall he sold and have been marked down
accordingly Can and see his styles, and
leave your orders. dcc2- d3w
To Cure Chill. 4 Fever. get MA
0ulRE'S AGUE MIXTURE. put up By J. G
MAGUIRE, 81. Louis. PRICE 81. 80 per bottle
Scorr DIVISION No. | Sons Of Temper
ance, meets every Friday evening at seven
o'clock IN their hall over State Bank, cor
ncr Sd and Brady streets. jan 6-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
COMMERCIAL.
wEEkLY MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE OF TIE DAvENPoRr DEMoCRAr,

OFFICE OF TIE DAvExPoRr DEMocRAr,
TUESDAY, EVENING, Dec. 9Th, 1867
The weathe. having been suspic'ous
during the past week, the roads excellent,
and nav CATION near its close, business mas
been brisk. The receipts and shipments
compare favorably with those Of the last
few preceding weeks
From figures which We have computed,
and from returns handed in by many oil our
grain buyers, we have prepared the follow
ing table Of the receipts and shipments for
November. VT ich approaches, but does not
actually reach the real figures
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
DISEASES Of THROAT Ann LUNGS.

M. 1auINTER. OF NEW YORK, re.
~ specttuily announces tha he will soon be
in this city. and will treat on sll diseases Of the
Lungs, Throat and Heart, embracing Consump-
ton, Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma
&c. to which special class of diseases his prac-
tice, for many years past, has been confined
Dr. W. h. HUNTER, Of the frm Of Flower (
Hunter, New York, will be in Davenport, Mon
day, fuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
again, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and saturday. Ian. go, 80, 81, Feb. |. 3
:. 4 he LE CLAIRE HOUSE, dea-dvev
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

IcE.-Last nights atmosphere was wor-
thy Of the eve Of the 4th of December. Ice
was frozen along the shore to the width Of
five feet, and small quantities were floating
in the river this morning. Skating will un
d0ubtedly soon come in vogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

100000 WATCHES, .s'l CHAINS ia. &C. WORTH
To be sold for One Dollar each. without regard
to value ana not To be paid for until you know
wfa YOU are to get.
ARTICLES 10 SOLD FOR & EACH.
loo Gold Hunting cascd Watches each .$ll5
loa cola Watches NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
200 Ladies Gold Watches. A.
500 Ladies and Gents Watches ....... :. Is
3oo" Vest Guard and Neck Chains IS to / o
5oon Oval and Chased Gold Bracelets. a to 10
lneo Revolving Observation-Disclosures. l5 to | $
500 Drinking Cups ................ to 10
5000 Ladies California diamond Rings . 3 to 5
5000 Magic Spring aud Snap Lockets. 4 to 10
l0Voo Gold Pens, with 5 liver mounted
holders ........4 to B
lo000 Gold pens, with Silver Extension
Cases and Pencils ........ a to 6
500 Sets Ladies Jewelry y...............5 to 10
5oe" Tea, Dessert & Table spoons,p doz l2 TO .
5000 Dessert and Table Forks, per doz. IA 10 "A
1000 Butter Knives. per pair. ........... 6tc 10
5000 Napkin Rings. per pair ..i to 10
$1,000 uther articles ............... to 10
Certificates OF all the various articles, stat
ing what each one can have. are hrst put into
envelopes. sealed NJ and mixed; and when
dered, aret ken ou: without regard to choire,
and sent b. mail thus giving all fair chance.
Vh receipt OF the certificate YOU can see wna' You
can have, and then i, is At your option TO send 81
and take the article or not.
One of these envelopes will be sent By mail on
receip. ~ 25 cts; tye for 81. eleven Tor thur
ty for t5. sixty-five for tlO, and a hundred for
els.
AGExrs wanted everywhere. Great induce
ments to Ladies and Gents 10 act as such. Fail
not 70 send for circula.s. which gives special
terms, full list, and particulars
Address j II. WINSLOW 4 CO.,
epa-d w3m No. 2os Broadway, n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

CoRv-Corn is now selling At prices that
fall far short ofproperly paying our farmers
for their trouble The cause Of this can be
traced to the short sighted policy Of selling
half fattened stock to the capitalists Of 9th
or States, which many Of our farmers were
led into One of the Kcokuk dailies says
that over $4,000 head of cattle passed over
the ferry at that place within three months,
and are now on the Illinois prairies for the
purpose Of beng fattened. Nearly all Of
them were from few counties in the south
eastern part of Iowa, and northeastern Mis-
souri,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

The keithsburg left for down the river
this morning, and will p,obably make the
last trip of the season
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY The
times are getting hard. then 60 10 Hess 4
stsrn's to buy your clothing, they have
determined to sell out their entire entire
stock Of overcoats, cashmere suits, furnish
ing goods, &c, without regard to cost, in
order to close business so don't loose
your chances, and go at once to the Nam
moth Clothing Hall, and get your outfit at
the least possible cost. HISS 4 STERN,
No. East Second street,
deco dim Metropolitan Building