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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

" head nerves Kidneys bladder blood affections
OF the urinary orgrns gravel scrofula, ca
tarrh Asthma, bronchitis dyspepsia. -
Our practice Is not of experiment but of twenty
years standing, founded the laws with years
deIPssenee and evidence to sustain it, Do down
90 build up, maze sick to make welnO harsh
NO trihng; no catering, We know cause and tie
remedy needed no guess work, but knowledge by
years experience the diseases
4;
what their aIim5nt, 20 call before
9on nope rake interr0gaons and decide
Al VIII cost nothing list
sixth year thati have visited this place. NAL
my VISITS for years regularly the the
CTery eight weeks : - 30 = - #H9"tS
CAN BE coNsULTEn +.' ssH O.
KenUsha Clty Hotel, during Saturday
until 4 o clock the 23tl of [ ctobe.
1868. At Woodstock, Exchange
Aotet the 25th Of sept. and 2och OF
Nov
kS Residence and Laboratory, waukegqn III.
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~. =, = 7T----
circuit Court, County Of Kanasha.r

v. IhomaS, Vail, PlaintiH, against Rodney NJ Whip
ple' .. n. Pollard 4, William Ernst, Roxsn a Smith
o edmln lstratrix Of the Estate Of Albert b.
SA s1, deceased, Roxana Smith, widow Of Albert
~ sn.n' 4eoeased, and Eva T.. Smith, William
a. smith, Bertha Smith, heirs at law Of Albert r.
smith, Deceased, Defendants, 80
I59nCsJ0Ef AZ $50 cent U. 8. Internal
49, ..z,....,.,.. Rev. Stamp cancelled
rs To the above named Defendant
Yousre he reby summoned, and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which is fled in the
ONCE OF the Clerk of the Circuit COURT Of the County
OF henosha at Kenosha, and to serve copy OF your
answer 70 the said complaint on the Subscribers al
tner ONCE, No. 89S, East Water the oity a.
Milwaukee, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF such
SERVICES; and you ia to answer the said cornpjs t
within the time Aforesaid the Plainti in thIs acto
complaint, -'-4ADg s'I' ~ l11tI :
,.slaJ1t III .EMMoNs &vANDYkR, ii-s
q. leYN Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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State OF Wisconsin,
- Copa!tyeot x ~ osb4

rs1Ooua!ty tx osba. I'D. %
|, W. w. baker, she IF of SAID Eenosa a county / =
eby certify thai ihe above IS a true COPY Of m.
ece for "A geHer al ietiop, served upon me by III.
erfetafY 81 stat 81 tte 81 re OF VI seousu AID now
die N my tfhce, pursd ant to said notice snd the
>tsutes ia seltiob to eiecons notice s er eby qy
tC hat addinen tie state officers designated in
ne above Of the secretary Of State The folox
50 ccunty local fcers are to be elected 10 wi
50 Que seaio for the SIN Senatorial District compo
,ed of the count, Of henOSha ia the pace Of ntno.
,yYan Hyck, whose term vi Off sc viii expire Decem.
Der 3lst, 1865. .n1a ,sl8gtI L : -
Also Member Of Assembly fo7 the county of Ke
Osha, in place VI Ztmon q, Simmons whose term OF
flee viii expire December Slst, 1865. q
Ia Aise one snperv for Supervisor District in
ne couu y of Keposha as foicws: -4-."
Que supe' visor IN the hfstSupervsor District con-
s;si Hg ct the city OF krDosha the place of John
Nicot whose tern; of Office viii expire on the Slst
day of December, l. 65 = --.4GI
Also 10 eeot Que supervisor in the District comma
sed Of the towns Of Pleasant Prairie Bristol Paris
and Somers in the place OF Z. HuguuiII, whose
term OF othce wit expire December 31st 1865 ,1I
Also 20 elect ont Supervisor the dis riot CO DO.
sed Of the towns of Sd EN-, Randall Wheatland and
Brghton in the place # d G Burgesa whose term Of
office will expire December 31st, 1866. IN a-
SO to elect one supeTipte pdent CT Schools for
the county OF keuosha (excep. the city of Keno
hs) in the pla of Robert Graham wkose tenn nj
office viii expire december 81st 1865. iF.
SherIf's once, Ke osha coun y, sept. IL 1865
Notice is hereby gwen thattf, accordance with tn
above notice, an election VIII be held in the several
toWas. wards aud lection precincts of the county
KeGosbs, Oh the 9TH day of November 1855 for she
purposes therein set forth Is -"
ayE lI4 uPLLIdM W. BAKER u.-fr
oWto sheriff OF Reuosha County .
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0FFICE or CoMMIssIoSEns
''.' iNt OF SCHOOL AND UNIveRsffY Lands !
d .sllao4 MADISON, Wis. Sept 10th, 1865. +,
n A m n .

N W 1913 't'' Igs '~tf "f ~ ilihW
Ds DANE County. 4 0g .tsa.fB.7i1 go
NHE following described lands IN q {, osAs ,coun.
hsVtng peen forfeited for Lon>psymeu ut # tho
VIII De offered for sale at public auotoa atthe ofge
OF the Secretary Of State at the Capitol IN Madison
on the 10th day Of December, 1862 Said land viii be-
offered at the price named opposite each tract upLer
the heading, =" Tota b amount due State" which m
GUIDES The principal due at the time OF forfeiture the
interest on the same TO July LIST 1856 three per cent
damages and cost of advertising. Said land viii be
same. Nv ' t-'''F7 " ''N' q 19t .l,iIE'"TUE
LUoIUS FAIRcAILD,i loommisS toner's of
SAMUEL D. HASTINGS,
WINEIEL.D SMITH q 4 IL LII.
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TESTIMONIALS.


Is Ny family would as give up the cooking
stove this Clothes Wrnger. 1t cannot be too high
ly recommended "-SoLon Robinson. q ya@
" After constant use Q. the Universal Clothes
WrngeI for more than four years in my family, am
authorized by the powers that be- to give it the
mo unqualified praise, and to- pro; ounce it an in
ldspensble part of the machinery for housekeeping"
Rec. Henry Wa, d, Beecher.
"This is the Hrst Wrnger have found that would
stand the service required OF IT'D r. Hu006ns,
ILouejoys Hotel.
" 10 the Laundry of nv house there 10 perpetual
thanksgiving Mondays for the invention of your
excellent wringer."-Rer. Theodore L. CuyLer.
"We think tb- Machine much more THAI pays f,r
itself every year in the saving OF garments. We think
it important the Wringer should be fitted with COGS."
%. Judd. - =. j
81 heartily commend to economists Of Time, mon
ey and contentment. Rep DR. BeLLO1os.
II raves labor, expedites work, makes the laun-
dress good nRture6, does OF buttons-Rnd is
indispensable in a we'll regulated family. "-R Storrs
Jr., d. D.3gL e'f4iH7 .-frrs- -,sF
Every week has given it a stronger hold upon the
affections Of the inmates OF the laundry. Ev ry mems
Der Of the household is in admiration Of t."-N y.
Observer. .sl . III .t.5f I rs .-rs
E On receipt OF price from any part OF the coun-
try where We have no cxnVsssers, we send the wiring
er free ofreght charges teT,Ilf-.,.' .., ....-
A good canvasser wanted in every township.
Send for illustrated Price Circular. e+..- ~
-l' H G. ROWING,
6m16 3t No, S+7 Broadway, N. Y.
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Ia PIobatte...-Keno.ha. County ,Co.,,.

~ mater o. the estate or Enoch Bent decea .sd
MEADiNG and fling the petition Of J6nn-
sfat ~. bent Of Randall in Kenosh COUNTY and
same. rsuressn,; and taking due proofs the
Bsnt'lsts ~ Sn1g smong other things that Enoch
cb.t,s. nd a: D. 1865 died intestate ieavrg
the nst ex \; ave within this county; and til she
p !" S that SAID be ~ autsd
~ Is ordered, that said petition be heard h,o, Al.
Judge OF this Court Friday the I'd ds tne
A. =. lew ~ o'clock p NJ, at his ofic. in the
'Hy Aha county OF ksnosha. III u 0TgSf '--1
Ana further ordered, that notice thereof x AZ
en- 10 the heirs Of said deceased aud to ali nsyso,s
erested by publishing cory Of this order far tSras
weeks Pror TO said day of hearing in the
n a 8W1e " wrpsrppdF
yo-'se nel oshas oct. % 1865. County Judge
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

e Rronson-Pt NV or sec o. com ut point y
chnsS4 ks n from line sd or see g. IL rds 7 ks
from line. thence " to land owned by Hale III
4 Bond supposed TO be 20 rdE II ks, thsneeS
to corporation line, thence to point of beg, b
thence n to beg; excep. what may be included
IN St known as Fremont Avenue @'"' i'- ftFe
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Crease, Paint, Dirt.


Patent Hermetica ~ sealed. The most perfect Is,
IN the market simple and always reliable Full di.
Tor preparing the uit, sealing and opening
accompany en- IN jar For sale al the o
UNION DRUG STORE
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
Third Ward.
The following an N " o. Sec 5. 4 r %.
Mrs f Cook IS 5s4I.ajRtpg - 3 90
q Kane IL 9OOl
- The yvlloaof,.o in NEOr Sac T1R23

IS Lorett-pt ne or sec 8; u line OF Dem
ing st l64fs " OF line I'd ar see. thence " On
. "a ling " Ala #, $50 Shift 8 IT. tes 046
) Benedict st ne or sec 8; 1873 81 Of nc 60.
o. II and ON line Chicago st.. thence 40 = #i
IT, 81 y. TO line If a ar sec. 4Tds III. NJ
Q 10 rds is IL. 80 fl, $50 4. % beg 6y4
Hessb-rg & Bro Pr o. 6; com p rds
&c cor II II & 10 rds center Of old chicago
kesd 6rdS " 5i-2 rds. erds. e5 liz rds 20 beg 70
; foIbes--Pt ne or see s; IL rds . OF secor 1t
II u - IL rds " It cetTe Of did Cbieaeo road,
= = Tdss 5l-2 rds, D rds, 3 "a rdg % beg $50
7 W Adans-Pt ne or sec 6; com IL s III cor Il
II Il rdsw ntre of old Chicago road, sc Il
rds " to W IiAs hf sdqr see, Ls rds, 10 beg sss
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

The following is list OF unredeened pieces, tracts
lots OF land situate in the county of KeuoshA State
nf wisconsin, which sold on the first day of Sep
tember, A D. 1868, for the unpaid taxes of 1862 and
the amount of taxes, cha ges and interest calculated
thereon to the last day Of redemption due on each
parcel. .sgu!bis. ,
Now therefore, notice ia hereby given, that unless
such lands redeemed before the FIRST day of
september, a. 1866, they will be conveyed to the
nurchaRera thereof
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
Z = p st.e ~ e r.. =. -. BE WISE IN TINE
-fls~e BE WISEIN TIME
M WISE IN TIME

Let not disease destroy your constitution Try bottle
of my tEklUDIGAL D4OPS, and you will be satisf ed
that NO impostor. Tell your afflicted friend What
restored the bloom of health to cheeks and thereby
confer favor more valuable than gold. For painful
seanty Mensruaon it is just the thing. have In
my mind instance of lady who had been suffering
from painful MeDstruation three years cOnning
hsr to her each time. She had applied
eminent phi ysieans relief when bottle OF
DROPS ~ her
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
CAUTIUN:. CAUTlON:.:

Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS 10 CURE
Supprssson Of the Menses from Whatever though
care should be tsken to If perguaney be the
cause as DROPS would be produce miscsr
riage if taken whilst in that situation and all
toned against using them, wish distinctly under
Stood that / do hold myself responsible when used
under such circumstances 10 fitt IT tt--. ..'t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
81 RELIABLE,.AND sUkE TO Do GOOD
RELIABLE. AND SURE 10 DO GOGU
aNI3 CANNOT DO HARM
A MIG ANNOTe DO HARM

II q ~ ="
LYONS PEnIoDICAL DROPS will certainly produce
the regular Of il taken day two befoI
the expected period and 1t is maxim 10 the profession
thai pi eve ntivn is be tier than cure. t+ ..' .
" LYONS PERIODtC l. DROPS have been used by fve,
ty-ye Thousand ladies', within past six
and the testimony Vfalr is, cit surely cures"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
10 MARRIED LADIES

They peculiarly adapted they bring the monthly
period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish any quantity OF testimonials Of its e
cacy PATIENTS but the practice of paradng
bought and fictitious before she public is preva
.snt, I Dc deem Il advisable. : q f.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
TO TIRE LADIES or AMERICA
MOSS PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON ) PERIODICAL DROPS.
+ g sTHE GREAFrFtMALE RE NEEDY
@st@ THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Cure all comp!. iat. in
cideut the sex, and remove all distractions Of
whatever cause prodIchg hea thv.g ands rength
Pits Powders snd Dostrums; bein2 fluid preparation
their action di and positive AID IL needs nothn
but good common sense Il and unde the reaso
way they all taoss ills to c the female system /
siCn dIspa CHI and degree Of certainty which
hsth NJ scientifically compounded hGtd preparation
could reach: they are, in he obstinate cases,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
Third Ward. VI

The folto,cing an Ne Or. sec, Sec, T r %
John Hogan-pt ne Or sec 6 com I'd ..ie no -
and 229 II " of ne cor sd ar sec thence D.
II SIP II thence DIS thence " Eaus9i
al SIP f. thence rds TO beg 7.H u, II Il
Mrs Houshton-pt"e AZ see com 80 i
rds Fl sw cor II Is IN sd or .ee and 81 -I"Ir
OH = line Of KenosbA 81 thence e 10 ..
sec lae thence s Tds thence to
Kenosha IT theEce rds to beg. 90 OF
The Ioiiomtng in NV Or SEE, Sec. 6 TlR 20.
VI Ehie. a....Cf +...t & Is q o
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
SECRETARY STANTON.

J. f. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
city Of Kenosha-Fir.t Ward.

Josiah Bond-lts Il 2 bk AZ com at ne .
cor sd blk thence on n line sd bk so
It thence sparl with cline sd bk z31-9 Z: sE.
II thence to Main st thence n 70 l-2 ssat
# TO beg. Lag ~ l33
" 8 Stro6g--coin go IT s ofne cor ibk4T1u 'iEfA
Oh line of same, thence W pari .yitha .0gq
n line OF sd bk to line OF II thence
8 % It thence e 10 e line thence II az
# to beg. 1&q Al 81
W II OTIS. 1921 q" aH yiFt .A* H 40 "a
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0rsic. o. THE SgcRgrAnY oY srArt,l
IL LIN. I

,
The publisher VI each paper in This state will please
publish the zach week Tor three tns
pnOrto the general eeeton and send his bill
Otice tor payment. LUClUS .FAIRCHlLD,
q" 6in5 '''' " a.ae i'N'E Secretary Of State.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

The foloVing IN 81 Or. sec. a.7ec 3lT . r %.
5 FIX. "''3 90, Q laH .5s'f ~" g % IS 81
Dated at Krnosba his 7th day Of Aug, A.b 1855
v QUaRLeS sls 9s
Cie X Of County Board Of sppervisors OF Kesosha
County, MizcUnsin Hif i.-t fIl IT = lbWlb
..la5 I'd d Bu8 ,als,l5d 90 .syL OFT p
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NOW is your time to purchase
H#ie 7sa-1a,-' . ...l.I -E
O. Q I r. | NJ @ :

n AM distressed for money
b If / have to sell
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Paul Branpan--pt bk 81 CON 20 rds
OF sc cor sd bk and on line of same l'
thence l6 1 Q rda thence " to " line
sd bk thence to sw cor OF same thence ~
e to bag, except rds of " side taken - a
, by G b NJ o h K Co.. ~. I'm -
The toliocin8 in NE Or. sec, Sec. 81 T2I
Steele. 5rss.a aaria 4eb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
DIR. J. R. NEWTON
THE HEALER.

Will cure the sick at the Hurts House.
Ladies' Entrance. Davenport from .. m. until
p. m, commencing April 18th
Dr. NEWTON'S practice II mostly diseases
and cases given as incurabie. His treatment 10
peculiar to himself, although there have been
men in all ages who have had the same magnetic
power over diseases Of the body and mind. (some
call it the Gift Of Healing, yet few have seem
ed TO possess il 10 such ext nj over nearly all
diseases and persons II il Ii and vitality pass
ed from strong. healthy body to weak one,
that restores the lost unequal circulation Of
the vital or nervous fluid So powerful ID this
influence. that persons who have suffered for
manv years from diseases which have been pro-
n"nnted incurable, an to whom medicine has
been administered with no good effect, have been
restored to health in an almost incredibly short
spa e Of time II will not restore q lost member
OF the body or perform other impOssibilitics, but
II will Away relieve pain from whatever cause.
The practice il based upon the most strict prin
cinleS Of science there IS othing miraculous or
supernatural about it. 1t il in harmony with oil
nstural laws Many eminent physicians, OF 9TH
er practice not only acknowledge this pc er,
but receive the treatment for themselves and
families, - well - advise il 70 their PATIENTS
Or. Newton does not profess to cure every case,
he gives no medicine and causes no pain.
By this treatment, il takes but = few minutes
for inveterate cases Of almost any durable chronic
dis. ase-aud 30 sure 10 the effect that but few
diseases require . second operation. Deafness,
Broken Bones, DslocatioLs, Bad Curvat res
o. the Spine and >uppurating Tumors. Even
these will b. much benefited always relieved
from pain, end soLetimes fully cured. Diseases
that are most certain Of being cured at one oper-
alton are, Weak Eyes, Weak pine. alI'ing
Of the Womb. ali kinds Of sexu,, Weatnesss'
Internal lcers, Loss Of Voice, Weak lungs.
St. ynus' Dance, Weakness Of the Limbs, Dys-
pepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Diseased LIZ
ers. Kidneys, Heart Diabetiss Nervous Debility
Cstarrh &c.
Paralysis is the most slow and uncertain;
though rarely, these patie t. have been fully re-
stored with one operation, they are. however.
always benefited.
Those that cannot well afford to pay, ere cor.
daily invited without money and without Pric
Letters Of enquiry, = to the probabi'ity q
success in certain cases being frequent, this =
intended 70 announce that DR.. Newton cannot
tell until he has seen the patient.
DR.. Newton claims the largest experience o.
any living ph stefan, his practice hav'ng been Tor
years, over twenty thousand patients annually,
most Of whom have been given ovee By every
other pracsice. On this experience, he reserve:
the right to charge the same fee for professional
advice ~ for treatment aplA d&wlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
WAsnINaroN. Apfil 17,

The deep anxiety felt in Secretary Seward
has throngcd his residence with visitors,
among them the Cabinet and foreign minis.
ters He WAS informed yesterday for the
first time Of the assassination OF President
Lincoln and Of the attempted assassination,
of himself and the Assistant Secretary anu
10 some extent ~ to the condition IN wnicI
the latter lay Mr. Seward, though moved
,.;tl, most intense sorrow ut the recital of
The awful facts. nevertheless he is resting
with considerable firmness and composure.
The utmost energy is being put forth by all
the proper authorities to capture Or trace the
assassins
The Common Council have offered re-
ward Of 32O,VOO for the arrest and conviction
If the assassins; $4,000 10 to be added by
Col. Baker, agent, Of the Government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
New YORK. April II,

The Commerc1d's special says:
The name Of the assassin who entered Mr.
Stewards house is Thompson.
The Posts Washington special says;
There had been no fighting between the
forces OF Sherman and Johnston, and II was
believed ut Shcrman's headquarters that the
surrender Of Johnston's army would take
place last Friday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

WARRINGTON, April II.
Deputy Pos1master's business in all the
post Offices If the United States will I've sus-
,,euded and the offices closed from IL A. NJ.
to3P. NJ, on Wednesday, 18th inst, during
the funeral sOlemnitics OF Abraham Lincoln,
late President of the United States.
w. ID. DENNIsoN,
Postmaster General
To the psople If tie State If IUinois:
The funeral ceremonies Of the lamented
Chief Magistrate is to take place in this city
nj the Executive Mansion 1T IL NJ, on Wed
neSlay, 10Th inst The Acting Secretary OF
State has invited the various religious de-
nominations throughout the country 10 meet
within their respective places of worship al
that hour, for the purpose Of solemnzing the
occasion with appropriate ceremonies. lie
spending to the spirit Of this announcement
call upon the people Of Illinois, in the
name Of her martyrcd son, to meet in their
respective churches and placeso of worship on
that day to observe in such manner as the
painful occasion shall suggest the solemn
hour. X. j. OGLEsBy, Governor.
A meeting Of Kcntuckyans was held last
night. Suitable action was taken III refer
cnce 10 the death of the President. J. Il.
Stewart and Coles, shaffer and Duncan,
were appointed committee to carry the ar
| rangcments into effect.
The Navy Department issued orders for
closing Of business at all the navy yards
and naval dcpots, on Wednesday, and Tor
observing the day on board all national YES
| GELS in the L. s.
The report still prevails that Booth has
been arrested and IS on board gunboat in
the Potomac. The origin of the story was
in this wise: A prominent military officer
came into the Navy Department on Satur-
day and said he had just learned that Booth
was ovcrtaken some miles out on road
leading from 9Th street, and asked whether
the Department would consent that he
bc placed on board a gunboat. The reply
was in the Affirmative Unfortunately the
same officer received later information that
the report was not true.
The military authorities have received no
| intelligence Of his arrest
AT halfpast one to-day Secretary Seward
was represented to be in an improving con
dition, though he rested rather uncomforta-
bic last night from mental excitement,
caused by communication with friends in
reference to recent events
His son Frederick has partially recovered
his consciousness, and his symptoms are
otherwise somewhat favorable.
Mr.. Housett, the Messenger of the State
Department, who was stabbed in the back
ut the same time is great sufferer, but be-
lieved to be out Of danger.
Numerous arrests Ofsuspected parties have
taken place.
Reports prevail that Sarrett is among the
number, but this is not true
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
COMMERCIAL.
Davenport Markets.

OrvIcs ov the DAVENPORT D8nOCRAT,
Tuesday evening, Arril 10. ls66
WHEAT.-No. J. well cleaned. round and plump.
Club. Tea and Galena, $50. No. 2, all sound
not clean enough for No l, 75c.
CoRS.-Shelled, No. !, sound, plump and dry
4Oc
Oars. No. l. clean and sound. 3o@35c.
BARLEY-$75@so
Chicago N1arkees.
BY telegraph CncA0o, April II.
Markets generally quiet.
Bsss CArrLs-Yards empty, but good qualities
in active demands 0oG6 90 common TO prime.
Hoos-D Dull.
PRovIsioNs-Frmer.
MSS PoRx-Qnet. t25,5 so, prime mess 5Ocatl 90
hisher424 09a2A2j; ~est picked hams, IL loose.
LARp-Neglected.
WBisEY-Nominal to,02Gt206
Flour Active. $a62x white winter; a. - epriBe
extras
WnRAr-aGsc higher. No. at 1Llsk@1, ls-
closing nj ella.
Cosn Firm and active No. I at S5s6ec; rejected
b91s6Jc.
oArs-l@2c higher. No 1 at lok tSsse -closins At
4okc.
RrE-Neglected
BARLRy-Dul Clio
TiHol ny s=np-.3,oOGl,s5
9oip-l1A7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
WASHINGTON, April 1

Information has been received by the gov
eminent from Gen. Sherman that he was in
communication with Gen. Johnston. with a
view 10 the surrender Of the latter. Gen.
Sherman would offer the same terms that
Gen Grant did to Gen. Lee, and it was sup
nosel il would be alappted