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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
An Eloauent speech.

The Hon. James Rollins of Missouri,
made speech in the House of Represen-
tativesat Washington, on the 18th Of Jan
uary last, in support Of the Amendments to
the Constitution. Of the United States for
ever abolshing slavery. The following is the
eloquent peroration of bis speech
Mr.. Speaker: / have but one other
thought to express, and pledge the house
that will then conclude these reuiarks, not,
however, without thanking everybody here
for the great and unusual courtesy which
has been extended to me, as well az for the
attentive hearing which l have received.
alike from the House, and from these crowd.
cd galleries. Mr.. speaker, if we can get
through this rebellion com pletely and salts.
factorly, if we can steer safely between
Charybdis on the one side, and Scylla on ths
other, of the passage through which we are
now steering, If We survive the storm and the
strife, il we can march safely through thu
dark and dreary wilderness of rebellion aDt
civil war, aud Il We can come out OF ii will
the American Union as formed by Washing
ton and eompatriots, ii we can come out o
it with our free and matchfess Constitution
maintained substantially in all it's parts,
we can come out oft and still boast of ou
American nationality, if we can come out Q
/, il with the further boast that though "
have passed safely through these great. .triall
we have net only saved our Constitution an
: and Union, but We have caused the sun {
I freedom to shine on an additional four mi
lions Of human beings and if the cid shi
: can ence more be righted and set sail O
!, calmer seas, smooth and tranquil where
the man who feels a just pride of countI
:, and who cannot realize the great influen'
ID which the American Republic, with fire,
,, institutions and broader Christian civiliz
II ton, shall exert on aown-troddsn humsni
in every land and beyond every sea2 A
y sir, let OURS be chosen land, let OURS be Il
land where the weary wanderer shall dire
his footsteps, and where he can enjoy Il
blessings of peace and freedom. Let ou
be the bright particular STAR next to Il
n star that led.the shepherds to BethleheI
j which shall guide the down. trodden al
h oppressed Of all the ,oorhl into harbor
"a peace, security, and happiness. And let I
A kneeling around the altar, all thank u
Il. that although We have had our trials,
"a have saved our country; that although
If have been guilty Of sins. we have wip
40 them out; and that Wa at length stand Vi
to great and powerful people, honorod by
va va the earth, redeemed, regenerated. a
" dissent brailed by the genius of UNIVERS:
of EMANCIPATION" Loud applause
!. the floor and in the galleries, which '
check ed by the Spcakor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

A WEEK OR more ago, the New Jersey
Assembly refused to indorse the Constitu-
tional Amendment prohibiting slavery
every Democrat voting for slavery, and
every Unionist for freedom. Ga Wedpes-
day, the Democracy, in order to prevent a
reversal Of their action, voted down the bill
to extend the right Of suffrage 10 soldiers
with the army. Every Democrat voted that
the soldiers should be disfranohised, while
every Unionist voted to extend the high
privilege to all who would be entitled to il
at home. These facts show with remarkable
plainness that the Democracy dare not trust
their own men on the issue made by defeat
ing the amendment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
aYMPToMS.

The symptoms Of Ca,nrrh as they generally appear
are "A, irsl very ssh Persons ind they have cold,
that they have frequent attacks, and are more sensitive
to the changes Of temperature IN this condition, tho
nose may be dry or slight discharge. thin and acri
aiterward beconing thick aud adhes AS disease
chronic the discharges increased IN quaint.
" and changed in quality; they are now III OK and
heavy and Are hawked or coughrd Oft The secreiions
are offensive causing a bad breath the voice is thick
and harsh; the eyes are weak the sense Of smell s
Anoher eoqnrnn ai important symptom Of Catarrh is,
that the person 10 obliged clear his throat IN the merit
ing Of thick or smy mucous which has fallen down
the perso may be that his disease is on its way to
the lungs aud should lose time in arresting il
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal Symp-
toms.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

WASHINGTON, March 81. fPassengers
who arrived TO day from City Point, say
that news from Sherman had reached there
on Sunday, through two scouts, who left
him last week. He had occupied Colds.
boro without opposition, having connected
with Schsfeld.
Gen. Sheridan is being supplied at White
House, with everything he may need fer a
future movement 4-'i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

GENERAL GRANT has issued an order
which smsohes the spsculators who with
permits in their pockets were trading for
cotton, turpentine, resin, tobacco, &c. This
is excellent, The loyal people who want
the rebellion smashed, and do not want
rebels fed over the graves Of our slaughtered
soldiers, BY percsnary traders. will thank
General Grant for this and will curse any
higher Official whether it be President cr
Cabinet Minister. who undertakes to over,
rule It We want men In earnest now and
thsn-psaos. tisais gntt sni
zee pF. sseiyss osss7T6 S.m.dy,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

lying and braggipg-and neither sorrow,
disaster or calamity seems to have any pow
er of abating that. Such is their situation.
They will not yield, but gradually disappear
from the stage. ". u. NJ.
CINcINNATI, March IA.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
Tobacco and Cigars.

n MANUFACTURER and Keep censlany on hsnd.i my
.s,ahshmen, in Bric geport, Ohio, all kinds sf To-
baces md Cigars Of the best qssHy, which am selling
Al the lowest prices ,. l. Ill A.. ..,t
and Examine Iny assortment before purchasing es am
pr PARED 10 sell 10 them the bee, sr,lc'e on ns Mess
reasonable terms, -. hoDrNi NAS
Bridgeport, Aasus isct-sn ti
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

IT Is proposed By the Navy Department
torstirs about ons-haif Of our vessels, and
pss twenty Ave thousapd Of our seamen--
ous-hslf Of the total number in service
for service upon hpd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

New YoRK, March 2l.-Geld lower
but very irree ulaf snd uhsettled opening
st 1855, deeliSgihs to l54h adraneinS 10
1904 sqd clcsins str167f. TsP
At Gallishers Evening Board, lost. 7at
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
Notice TO Township Trustees.

NNRUSTEES Of Townships are hereby notified has
i they will be required 10 settle with the Commits
soners Of Bemont County for Relief Fund reesivsd BY
them on the 6r,i Tuesday OF April instead OF The sr,
Monday in March. The Board OF Cominissionen wiif
" W !" 80 $50 ' WV r. 4 CLARK Auditor.
Feb. 2a..s BY r. NJ. CLARK, DsP
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
A ttachment N Office.

Jesse Baily, (u'HE defendant !, hereby no no
Marcus Lssrsnd 10Th day Of ofFebfasry, 1895 caused
slder of attachment 10 he issued against him. before
Mn r. Douglass, a Justice OF the Fence Of Fpshfsg
Township. Belmont County, Ohio claiming Judgment
for 50, aud costs -
Feb. 81, 1855. JESSE bAii'f'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
cuoIcE WHISKY

xxrE nave ou hand . choice lot Of "Psilon's Copper
w ns,,llsd Rys Whiskyn warranted genuine
Medical men Of Farmers. wi.'"s sooi article, a..
"a es and examine For sale By E.llen OF
barrel ossohNs shA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
9elmunt Chronicle.
Sc. clairsviLIe, Ohio. March2a.

...An communications intended for assertion in the
papst or sron business rs'sune 10 he once 'h'u'' DC
.ldr-ssea "Bcion, Chronicle 81 ciairsvihs, OHIO"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
A Single Bottle will last mouth--to
be used three times a day.
TESTIMONIALS,

TEsTIMONIA
From Hon Thos j. Turner, Ex-Member of Congress,
from Illinois. late Speaker Of Illinois House OF Repre-
seniaiives and Grand Master Of A. r. and A. Nj. of
the State Of Illinois. .. -.
FRERPoKr. Oct, ~, 1893.
Dr. ID H. SEKLYE; Dear Sir-ln reply 10 your notice
of the 18th nsi would say that wss severely attiic-
ted with Caarrh for years. when beenme acquainted
with YOU aud hougl, two boes Of your Liquid CaIsnh
Remedy Before I had used one bottle was sensibIy
improved and before the second bottle was finished,
was completely cured can recommend the medicine
10 all afflicted with Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours ,
This /. to certify tbst in the use Of DR.. Seeye's Ca
tarrh Rem edy, | experienced much relief, and have
heard many speak OF ii being invaluable for the cure
of Caiarrh. Yours &c., ..... -
Chicago, May 10, 1865 EDWARD ely,
Fronf"Prtnly,n the we'll known Halter under tbs Tre'
n,snt House Chcago, Ill., =.
DE D. II. SKELyE 4 CO.: Gents-Yorr Cstarrh Ren--
edy have used. aud fully recommend IL As tho best
remedy known It has cured me, and believe IL IA n
certain cure in al cases. JOHN PANMLH.'
Chicago, ILL.,, May q, 1854.
Fer sale by all Druggists. tteI-ooiy.
Sold in ST Cairsville by Isaac H. Patterson, and by
DGuggsts everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23
Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEAsES Of the Nervous Seminal Urinary and
- Sexual Sys,ems-new and reliable ,rsatmsnt-iSa
reports OF the Howard Assoca,iol-ssnt by mail n
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge AddresS Dr. D.
sKILI.IN HOUGHrON Howard Association Ne. y
South Ninth street. Philadelphia, fa. jyi%iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

rlss Of the free hearts hope and -home'
NJ angel hands TO valoI given!
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And ali thy hues were born IN heaven
reyever aoat that standard sheet!
Where breathss the foe but falis eeiere ssi
with Frasdorn's soil beneath our fest,
And Trssdem's banner streaming Ger as!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-23

10 suV M Q. am sfa3i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
LATEST NEWS
RH' TELEG Ae.aPM.

NEW YoRx, Nov. 20.-The Tribune's
Washington special says:
YESTERDAY the Catholics Of Washington
laid the foundation Of st. Dominec's Church
which il intended to be the finest religious
structure in the city.
john Deerey, q champion billiardist. and
Melvin Foster, played mat-h in Washing
ton on Saturday nightias Of one hundred
points. which Deerey won by four hundred
points. +~-
The W orld's special says IL,
It 10 expected that President johnson will
Issue proclamation prioe to his message,
defining moro definately the policy to be
pursued relative to the reconstruction Of the
Southern States.
The Herald's special says:
Two mysterious personages, who say
they are from Richmond were incarcerated
in the Old Capitol prison on Saturday
last. ~
The officers and attachss Of the prison ere
forbidden to hold verbal communication
with them. VS. IA
Odicers Of the detective bureau deny the
statement that tie bureau is to be abolish
ed. Mf3. z
The Times Washington special ats:
The estimates for maintaining the army
for the ensuing year on the present peace
looting, are thirty three millions Of dol
lars.
There 10 enough war material On hand to
esasy 70 1ufope . miliea Ct 0ea- q =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
New York. Nov. 10


A letter from Concord, N. H.. says ex-
President Pierce, there, is dangerously i'll
from the effects of disease contracted during
the Mexican war;
Letters from the City of Mexico say i'm
mense interest is felt in Mexico concerning
the probability of the United States aiding
the Republicans The belief is general that
there will be no interference in Mexican If.
fairs
In some portions of Mexico the French
and Belgian soldiers are dying rapidly from
intermittent fever.
A great many robberies have been COM
mitted recently between Mexico and Vera
Cruz.
The Empress was to leave on the 9Th of
November, on pleasure trip to Yucatan
Latter accounts from Florida says there
have been an animated discussion on various
measures proposed for the reputation Of the
rebel debt and a proposition tSserant freed.
men the privilege to testify in court. Both
encountered much opposition, and It was
thought that the latter at least would not be
acceded to BY the majority.
Foreign papers say Gen. Mcclellan win
spend the winter ut Dresden.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
con O. Gal.
DavenpOre Markets.

Ovvycs % ras DAvBNpogS DsuocpA,
Monday evening. Nov. 80. 1855.
The receipts Of grain Saturday were nearly =
follows: Wheat $500 bushels-bariey aoov-
potatoes s0o-onions l2OO-oass eOO-corn 900
The shipments we're nearly - follows: Flour
$50 bbls-potat0es S00---onions Is O-whest -
barley lo0O-oa.s S00-corn *p0-meal 50 Dbl
FLoua. AT retail, NJ. l. $3.50 per Dbl.
WnsAr.-S Sound new, 8vW76c; OLD wheat.
t1.259l,6S
Coas. -Shelled, sound. plump and dry 250s0c
BAaLsy.-16070e nav.
Oars 2o@2zc.
POrAfoss- 35040.
Unions is.
Burma -8O035c
E1Gs.-85(0+Oc
HAY.-1lVvO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
NEW YORK. Nov 1S

1t is feared in some quarters hat the long
confinement OF passengers on board the At
lanla may cause ship fever to break out
among them. No symptoms of this disease
have yet appeared.
The Tunes says it is rumored that the pi-
rate Shenandoah is en- route for Peru Or Chill,
where her commander would sell her for
war vessel; that one of her officers was sent
on the mission some time since.
Arrangements for the reception Of Gen.
Grant tomorrow evening are nearly COM
pleted. Fifteen hundred or two Thousand
tickets of invitations have been issued, and
the assemblage will comprise the most dis.
tingushed officers Of the army and navy as
well as prominent civilians
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
ST. Loun, Nov. 10.

Highway robberries and bufghries have
become 80 frequent and daring lately as to
create general alarm, and the citizens are se-
riously contemplating the formation Of Wig
lance committees. Two men have been
killed In encounters with highway robbers,
and people are nightly robbed in the streets
and houses broken into by burglars
About noon yesterday Collecting Mes
senger Of the U. =. Savings Associations,
having $4,000 in bis pouch, was Knocked
down on one Of the most frequented streets
and the money seized. The Collector, how
ever, fired his revolver at the robbers, " no
dropped the money and escaped. Benedict
4 Co.'S bank was also robbed yesterday of
$1,000 No clue to the robbers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
N Ew YO

NEW YORK, Nov 10.
The Richmond Wing says the ladies Of
that city are circulating petition for the
release of jeff Davis. They think that as
several months may eapse before his trial
the President may be induced to parole him
in some manner as other State prisoners
The Her,td's Havana correspondence of
the 18th says the government dispatched
three war steamers t. look after wrecks be-
tween Cuba and the Florida coast
The Haytian troubles are announced as
settled by the United States and British OIL
GERS
The declaration If war between Spain
and Chill causes no excitement, and it il
not thought shot will be fired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20

The great popularity Of Mrs. winsiow's sooth
pr'ncipled persons TO put up articles to be uss6
for the same purpose, IN advertising which they
have not only copied oar advertisements and NO.
''os. from the press. but have COPIED certificates
ana letters from clergymsn and others, sfixins
s "' names - orr genuine certidcateA-,
o. amitaeors. aplS-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20

NEw Yosk, Nov. 2O.-Unfornished
counterfeit atty cent fractional currenc,
notes to the amount Of eighty thousand
dollars together with . quantity Of paper
tools etc, for counterfeiting has recently
been found in house in Philadelph,a bv
the treasury department detectives, Lowell
and Otto Of this city. About twenty thou
sand dollars has been finished and put in
circulation. The detectives succeeded in
cap uring, in Brooklyn last Tuesday night.
and committing to jail, the person said 10
30 at the bead Of this gigantic swindl,nc
enterprise, named Chas. J. Roberts. an ii.
legged noted counterfeiter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
New YORK. Nov. ~

NEW UNI, NV. 70.
At a special meeting Of the Board Of SUI
~ re,mr, OF volunteer committee on the sub
ject Of paying State census eLumerators that
committee have had three districts Of the
lst Ward enumerated and find deficiency
IN the State census of 10000 They state
that if they were authorized to go on with
the work they would find the population Of
the city considerable over million. The
Board adjourned to Tuesday without taking
any action on the reDOrt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20

GREAT DlDx1IDUTIOle
eQRsRA CIR ASooClAfloH l

EQn80 GIFT AOUOClh11OU
nsfAsaasnno ,e1a nl t
noo D9DA0WAY.N N. ~.
DaoeoceoA Rjossos, 41seoaeesee.
Fane yP9ansleGs, RaGravlags,
silver Van, Fine Gal4 cd silver i1otehea
n1.@s,A -, oasnasAki6e 60 assSaus. O.sal
1Yoressise. nssaie Jes, Lava I'd Canss lsaissp
-, 0ssd rsss sish ssl1 80 silvss kzasssssa
ueadese eIeevo Dasioee. eDeo - OsaAe.voos
snd Sssl ohaias. 0eia Riass, g..
vslusd - 81
- 1000. ooo. -
DlsVaDgsSes y nade b Ne follovina unnnes:
CssrisicAsa sa.tnO go srsicie 50 ~ value. ass
sced W eaAIss 9svsaO, =, shicA ass 90 ains1. Oas
- esvsssys, coa saisise aAs OR 0esss q Oasea
"a ssme article, s b delivered q Our e0co esnt
!, mai % an address, visAsss sasl y sAsiee
Co Is s.sssvius - c~sneaes Ne psseA.sps. On -
shat ar,ieas arsvs. ad ~ yess. snd 'bsa 500
o. dol aud the article Ionsd, " can sho =
Psschs.ess u ssr SEALED RNvELOt H. mag. 10
tie obtain - Artlsls seor<A from on = T5ss
1'''' FCSc Owe OOlIAn.
which they ses1 not 1ay =. hey Lsev What dras.
- y. voine ontiss snsisfAesisn 0naronseeA u ~
The Ears M Gin Associates
would ca entioH 70 ths fact OF IL bsns he Oneisal
ana Laraea en- Associates b ne eouasrv w are
,hrrsf rs enabled send Sssa Oooos ani svs beesee
chances obtain the A0as Phi4os than sny
other estsbshment d the ktsd Tie business cessia
ues TO be conducted In fair and honorable nsanss.
aud large and greatly increased trad = pr ,of that
our psarsns apDrcc,see this m thod Of obtaining rich
and lesaht 6 DDS.
Durag ils past year this Association has cent . ~
large nsnn1r q - uabls psses 70 ~ paris Of The
country. These ~ pssss lsise viii the ean
value 81 their msnsy Article list 10 worth
Isss shas Uss D0as rses !, sad ssso ase blanks.
Pafe1os 6ealsag atsh err 6sead - having prompt
fosos en1 TIE fesgle draw .Uth ~ iuedsteiy seat
. arg o6dse ~ reaus u nal o. e1prsn.
me following psf fes hsss secenuy drawn valuable
pr from the Eureka Ass0cso nd have kindly ~.
isved use u III issues. oaby ether might
be pubiiahsd we're psradtied: z4
Andrew Wilson, Gu tom House, Philadelphia Pa, on
Painting, vaue elOU Jas Hargrave, yl BRO .dvsy. n.
r., Oh Ps'ating. value S10 = Jonea Dafte, Marsh
III CO., N Aeiedesu, vase ~ d; Pat bsynee,
Waterbury, O, Gold y ssch vaaus ol3S; shaw "a
East Path .trest, n T.. Piano. vsass rs Ass Lu;y
Jaueway, Eimra, N 7, Cluster Diamond b. I, value
80 MS rennOyer, CITY AouI, Nashville lode
on value rs. Oscar Allen, Co. b, led fnd. Vols.
sx.hvle. Watch, ~ Ne 81; ase. SON, Go D. 10th
lovs vots Oh hitting, value 4iO0s MS A hey Par
ssus springfield. Aass Aeiode0n vaise oisV; James
DEXTER Guy Surveyor. eyrsesse, Colo Watch, vaue
oioU; Mr. james Ely. III Wooster ST. ornss bleeAes,
\ Y Oil PAint.ns. value SOU; Ms o Coles. 0vasd
ka,ids, Mich Silver CAeor, value Nv; " Sinclair
No. Nam st., Us0s, N. r., Framed ngravsg. value
IS Hon. Lusi.sr Dsta,eid. ashinglen. D. O., Oil
Painting, value olUO.
Letters from various parties throughout the csunsy
acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable gifs may
be de u our once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20

aaintain ths prsssss Sssss ~ . ys.r % :
~ fbosinf. 49,
Orders sFs gsing sut ftoa ~ navv -.
pastment TO redoc6 The workias ieece 4 ~
|oAyy yords asdlh 10y 49, ~ v.ses
also, ana win fssultin he diScharrs ~ ~.
y two thirds u ~ employees in ths nssv
.ardA
1hs ffnsS special lsJs: 89l
Secretary NcCuIloch will urrs in his
forthcoming report the reduction Of ths chr.
rency BY positive and cautious means. ~
viii ,eontisne. ths policy Of eeetrecsine.
Whenever practicabis. Az the noatjur M"
ton Of the national debt becomes due' ~
Government depcsitores have been notified
to redeem upon presentation twenty Az
millions 1ys per cent. due Decembey IL.
and forward 70 the Treasury DEPARTMENT
paymens and Cancellation. On acconnt n
approaching maturity, interest notes haye
been held BY banks - part ofa reserve cen.
ital, though presd 70 seplses thess notee s.
new legal tenders. The Secretary do : NOT
look fav0rsbly upon peros. ent sinking
fund for the reduction Of the debt, and iii;
urge that il be increased to the hirheat ~.
sible figure, and the exeess receipta az,
expenditures b applied to the reduction d
the debt % fast - possible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20

D~ net let your prejudice suand
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
wlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t correct.
scidity ofthe stomach, relieves wind collie. rsgu-
lates the bowels, softens the gums, gives rest TO
the mother and health TO the child. Office, 4e
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
New York stock ..
Nsw YoRK, Nov. 20.
Gold opened el.47, closed At LAT.

Gold opened el.47. closed At lA7.
%. Louis N1o1Aeoa.
Lows, Nov "
FIour-H~av. and pricea IRE In favor Of bu ere
Faif super u Is rrri, and low fall q z5(a
o.; Gnxl~ extra eSos % low double extra Is tO0s
.; IL to good do ~ SOyl0 IS
Wheat R4csip's lib RAJ Martet htsvy. witt
~ ces N favor Of bnyers St ic'l, pr me to choice
s0es2; GOOD fair to prime d so91 ID prime TO
choice ub u 81
Cosn-Actv hut pricee rule IN fnv.ir Of buyers
White 9tHv6c; yell W S4e90c; mixsi SIC.
Oats-R-cc,i IL large, aud bnyers stood OF for
lover prices Bales were made ut $685. de
cline.
Po-k-Quoted At es9 50 fn- mess
Lsrd-Declined to BIC for che &C leaf aud &c for
tiefcea
Rutter-vsry dull ut l2al5c for choice.
Hay- Inactive at ZIG tOa11 for loose b,led.
hi-ks-Duil AID IN ~'tIed nj q 90R27
Hogs-Sse~dy Ut loci 1870.
0old-i46 buying; l.6 selling
Money In RUua dameud,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20

Nav YoRA, Nov 20
C,tton 5o952c midling.
fLouR.-Qniet. ts.so@sO0 RHO.
WHsAr.-l72@l 81 Chicago Spring.
CoRS.-Firm. s7x@9S for sound mixed.
OAS>-Firm. 6v96-c Western.
'oax.-Firm. Z ts2.5oGa32 IS new Nese.
6WnisEBY.-Quiet ~ 4oa2 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20
II & W q


- IL. CAA CRANCMU0, NOV. IL.
Weesocf reiny trade QuIsk
HonolglO dnGss 70 The 9Th OF y rucpsv.,
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