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FTWkN UCQ@ &N1&& &V&Ek > 3NUxz1UxI$4X.
Nrv ToEK, Sundny Evening, Feb, IA Nor
<,ansda 1otter states that 5la}. Gen. Hurlbut md
been On vistt of inEpectlon 70 tut post where hc
he tSa sna tSens q Gsq m
Eantirucd scouting parics and rcconnoiesances
from MnrUanxia keep the rebels at distance from
that locality. ,,,t
,rcsi1rntslIy shot hy sentinel.
TLe rcccni expedition against Farmers guerrtllas
o. Raccourri syou, succeeded u ne a1epeissithg tg
- tantrrc ar two steamos-loads of stores and the
ecptterinc OF a buud of those Rcoundrc.s.
, 1865-02-13

fEw IoRE1 Satns5 ay. Feb. ia fire In John
Si00, COO. The preu ,isss werc uceunted by j. D..
Eates Co.. des's rs In waldlus, cotton bats &C.,
and j. 4. Dahelc'1 i. oliver p!atef, =
From $ta Geo . {s1, 600 In countertcit money vus
seized last sT-nins md the countcrfrItcr, .rohn
Camper, arr eted. The counterIeits were we'll ex-
ccutcd+ sn'4 were principally tens on the Mc-
chauics' Isauk Of New Haven, and ayes on the
knvth3e1 It Rank Of Vermont.
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FROM CAIRO AND EEELOW.
Hood Marching Into South Carolina
Personal ltculB.

. Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trltane.1
. CA1no, Sunday Eyering, Feb. u.
Officers and persons connected with tie army
who arrived last evening, bring the following in.
formation:
Hood with his command is marching into South
Carolina. Forrest remaining At Tupelo with a,5c1
men. Ger. Dick Taylor has not Jet taken eoa.-
maud Of Hoods force. Tho number with him is
Stated at q, ,000-
The cavalry at Gravelly Springs have greatly
improved eince the arrival there Of Major General
WlIeop, who Is In command, who fs-most active
In trying to bavc his force, II ordered to ucye,
:ono Of the most efficient that has yet gone trto
the field.
Brig. Gen. Hammond, commanding the First
Brigade, Seventh Division, Cavalry Corps, has
his command to Col Jackson, Ninth lows cavalry.
Tho hard frost experienced here was succeeded
By rain. which made everything dismal and M.
comfortable, though all the troops are comforts.
bfy DplItefc1.
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n-,1a7,. nrrrs AnaY or raE P0roAAc, Feb
rnn,r - HTSro men were executed to-day In tats
ar1a3 r for dcrcr1ion. Their nanca were James $.
Iie oth Penney]yanie % ss{psn 9th Ge,Ps ,Is.
cunvictcE Of cowurdicc, IN alditson TO deserton.
Hugh n. Riley, 1lth Massachusetts, vas slso to
lave been shot day for desersion, but the exc
, 1865-02-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribune.]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.]
ST. Lor1s, Saturday, Feb. II, 1855.
The delay Of the Convention In repeating the
black laws Of this State conpe1s our citizens to
witness negroes lashed for petit larceny, and tho
refusal Of the courts to have negroes testify II
cases Of robbery-a Etate OF affairs causing indis-
nation and surprise.
Gen. Dodge has telegraphcd from Lcavenworth
that he Is now ready to ensure the protection Of
tbe Overland Mali route. General Pope leayea for
Milwaukee on Monday, in company with General
Curtis.
,as are renorted in Ray county, and gang Of
thirty rebels arc trying to prevent Union men
from organizing military company for home lie"
fense, by threatening death 10 all who join.
, 1865-02-13
FROM SFRINGEEELD.
The Industrial College 1iII+

sSpecial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribnne.1
SPnISaF1E1p, Sunday, Eve, Feb II
Hon. j. Il. Holyoke, Representative in tue Gen.
era1 Assembly from Knox county, Is very Hertous-
y, 1fnot dangerously, M with crysipelas.
The Industrial University bill will come up IN
Tho House tomorrow On Its flnal passage. tits
Cook, Of Cook county, end adopted On Friday,
dividing the fund among three different inytttl-
uons-onc to be located at Chicago, one at Cham-
paigp, and tbs other somewhere In Egypt-wiu
be rcconsidered and dcteated~ The farming in-
tcrest Is very strong against this division Of the
fuEd, and there arc many representatives, Of that
IT the House paeses It In that share Itean hardly
get through the Senate. am atrongly Of the
Impression that II Mr. Cooks au!crdment is clr-
ricd 1t viii entirely defeat the intent and object OF
the donation, and this is the sentiment Of all who
feel 4 deep Interest In the matter.
, 1865-02-13

NV YorE, Sunday Eyg., Feb: ta,--Thc Mr-
olT washington special etaies that Consul Dad
1t London informs our nd E tn th:t the
arnrent IN fbe rebels and she Ii to sail from the
t 1a!ana cf Hoyeat Immediately. some 90 sailors
;.e.inr heen shipped from England to tnan her.
, 1865-02-13
Improved Flax Cleaning Machine

which, from It's grest ecteneT and capacity. estsb
lishea na&is Of business Of extraordinary vAlua
aud importance In promoting the culture AMI m.nA
fletnrr Of na1 Throughout thu #ets-
For The immediate FIJI ther Development Of thA iu-
teress IL proposed to 1ota reliable aud energetio
pastts II the estAbahnS md operating OF dax mllk,
1t polna Ii se Northwest where crors Of about two
thousand acfes Of good thtckly sown da1 can b.
f7aceo for. hs current yssT and Annually thereafter
Tbs hhE nschlne. driven by twenty horse moflre
toTer. AID attended bT 1Te meg, VIII Clean. rom
1ot:sd ha1 ssa. two tons OF nbre IN day; which IL
manifold mora Voi king caphclty. With the .are sn-
ual aSos than that Of acy other fax machinery In
use.
Flax FIBRE can be cleaned with Il.
ax \ COSY less ahnn oncshAlf cent per
pound, or len kan the cost OF clean.
Ing Cotton f3bre by The Cotton Gin.
There Is ready .A1c and largely Increasing demand
tor rax nble Of fhc quality which this machine pro
Gsees-
Business Will this machinery, s therefore pc,ms-
neat aud tae to1 ac5 futara competition With Cot
tot a: low prices.
Ne. Annual p1oats a tom Tso 10 7ux1x uuzprxD
PER CENT can be madn IN tae Investment ox
abouttsn thousand dctlnzs, required Tor 1ax MILL
ut the sa:ne time rayo- he tes sucn prices for tho
max st1aT as 10 make II. With the sccd racd one Of
the best u1ytux crops pro61ced.
These machines are cot for sole: nutare fur
use In ts1 nils to parties Who make basluesz with
m. the rasis oi an eQusl division ofnet profits
Auch pn1t:e5- furnishing necc5eary uottye power.
hai1a.ogs md asor, and guaranteeing sufficient quzn
isy Of good, dswFos:ed, DIX stzaw. to keep the MT
chine IN operation a,ost ofthe year.
Tho undctAgzee. who has had s6uae fourteen yea1a
experience IN the a1 business, will ee tho Lid Of ttx
personal sstentto3 II ssazc. tho operations Of each
MI.
ISoss dcsi.uus t. secure the Ct thesa mschinas
sdouId make Immediate arrangements for obtaining
4cRxa cfna1, In the vtein-
isy 81 eech proposed Eax MILL pY coasraeti3g with tha
farmers Immediately I'D bef,re the oceang ofs;rtng.
for far grown from gocf: ctcsn seed. e7enls sovn ON
clfar dnel5 TILED 1and terats o. socut basbe1
and tasl TO m strc.
In nesocla.cas viii p=tttss proposing for dax ms
chtnerY, 9ood business rel 2tences are required.
s.. a. CGE2CyZENS<
QfIce cfTa.worth, Hubbard i Co., o25 Laxoat-
Chicago. m..Feb. |. 1876. !es.htsi 9t w3Lx net
, 1865-02-13

Cold Weather En- 1rosfou.1
Bosros, Sunday eyening, Feb. 1a.-The weather
The thermometer stanha aoont twelve osgYets b.
IpT zero.
, 1865-02-13
COCK COUNTY ASSESSED SIX T13U-
SAND MEN,

eooN COUNTY AssESSED I; ss1E SIX THOU
We have Just heard a piece OF news that !
xill strike our citizens With astonishment. 1t |
IS reported, On seemingly good authority, that
Cook county has been assessed for over 'trs !
thousand rscn az her share Of the state's quota!
When 1t was announced that Illinois would
tc called on to raise IS ,0O men, the Governor
rept an agent to Washington to examine the
matter. lie succeeded in getting the quota
reduced 1900, by the allowance Of credits
for cnlistmeuts since Last fall. And further
more procu.cd IN order from the President
authorizing tue Adjutant General Of this
State, as VIC understand, to arportion the
quota among tho various cities,
and sub-distrscts. It is now reported that in
pursuance Of this authority, that officer and
Colonel 0akes 1Iave charged something like
1000 men to this county. If this be true, It
Is perfectly useless TO try to I'LL our quota BY
volunteering. The mere cost in hounties
would be three millions Of dollars, estimating
1he price of recruits at the lowest rates. :
On inauiring for the cause Of this extraor-
dinary assessment, VIC arc told that 1t Is al-
legged that Cook is in arrears on two previous
calls and that it is the intention Of the Ad-
5utant General to nuke her pay in full this
lime, But how Is she in arrears? AL pre-
gious demands on the State BY the National
Government have been cancelled But, 1t is
replied, that Cook county borrowed from
other counties, and must now pay up. bnt
how comes this comfy to stand charged With
an unsettled bnlancee The answer to this
question is very simple. 1t Is in consequence
Of al excessive and improper enrolment,
, 1865-02-13

February 1E||ssssn heqe aqaodeS is aea e9eaSs
frnn Nfe1nnhis for Cincinnati.
, 1865-02-13
Nfha apoertiseme11tF.
FLAX HILLS.

1ho Undersigned has ingensed. and. VIII bis hu,i-
ness associates recently put Ii opefsou IN s3yaza1
dax mills II this reg:on, On
, 1865-02-13

snow ktor1.a ut RErfEade1pEaf:s. ;
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday Evening. Feb. H.
Il terrible know riorm IL prevailing, aud there
are now fifteen tnchcs on the ground
, 1865-02-13

The following bills were passed.: TO incorpo-
rate the Mercantile Association OF Cniesso, 10
nd a charter of Nolne to change the nas f.
Of the rsourg Ccs copanFt IN nnd e15eae Pens us s
snranec Company 70 suthor,ze tho Chicago. non-
llngton end Quincy Railroad to extend thete s"ad
from Aurora 10 Morris toincorperste tas irar srs
TO revive the cha1tcr Of the Bloomington. Kank4-
kee and Indiana Enliroad; to ar.cnd tho
charter Of tha Fulton 1&9!lfQaal to amend
, 1865-02-13
DEATH OF THE REBEL BRUTE, GEN.
ERAl WiADER.
! PROMOTION or GEN. GRIERS0N
TO 4 MAJOR GENERAL
| SHIP.
From the Illinois Legislatures
Passage Of Important Bills.
The Chicago Conspiracy Case".Re'
lease Of hrs. B. S. Morris.
Gold Closed at 2O4 IA.


Tho ChlcoEo Conspiracy Case-Tcstt-
bcnii-Uelcase Of mrs. Norris.
, 1865-02-13
QhtfdQG Mr1bnne.


Our Sunday night dispatches contain e1-
tracts from the Richmond papers, confirming
the capture Of Dranc1ville by Gen. sbcrm4n's
forces, md the evacuation Of Charleston by !
the rebels. Details u the results Of recent
movements By tue Army Of the Potomac are
also given.
Another step In the march OF events. a !
colored Clergyman yesterday preached IN tue |
Hall OF The National House of Representa-
3lyes. Verify, John Browns ''soul is march |
1ng on" |
Accounts from Gen. Thomas army state
that the prcscnt inactivity in Tennessee VIII
be broken In good time By general advance
of 40. coo cavalry into the 6tate Of Alabama.
To destroy tue remnant Of Hoods asmy. to
open tho Alabama river, md seize and hola
the towns Of Montgomery, Selma and Moonc
is the task assigned to Thomas, nnd, when
ever all Is prepared, he will move IN conjnnc-
taon with Gen. Candy. The few thousand
men The rebels can muElcr tn resist the ava
lanche which Is about to be hurled against
thcm will be scattered like chaf before a
hurricane.
The news from Sherman Is Of the most en-
4couracine character, although coming
through rebel SOURCES. Tie latest Richmond
papers contain inc report, "n'cn tney e'l-
dently credit, mat sherman naa ,1 c4ptaea
Hrpnchsl1e' As tne "a1n ooo, :" n1aeo1
forces were tnefe ~ !" e"oet 1atte nue1
Aarc neen 'ouent, anu e. .n.As 'Ie.o'5 ,,,E ~ 49,
Taa1s upon 'ae tss1'ssas 'sl1s'"l '1"SA AA' -"
less gatiah. army. a,,.n, e., .as,
o. Aloans s'us'1 , aa .s.e aqssd 1sns ~ ~ 80
onal aeisy mr w1tcn THU as .Tniscat;on dec;dea'v AZ
ena1.s = [ R,c,,r,,on0 nni,eralDicn1t,cs
~ c,,. 1.,ossenrare eean4 tn +he rehc1 c.n1-
~, ~. oa .oe o-restcd at Cincinnati and Is Ito
..n,,en"aa 49, another "a cantnrci1 At Vi,n,jnp-
~, A. ti,i~d ut oa f,r NJ WashIneton ana
a,ns ~ ~ hcc1, hoard Of since. md the fonrth
s <-as ~ far os Toshiroton nrd was uo1ttely or.
3ssoa ho,,c he acc,rtsrv Seward.
~, 4o~ - ~ .tteoa .ho. coret,.
, 1865-02-13

Nem abhertisements,
CHANGE OF AGENCY.
METROPOLITAN
INSURANCE Comply
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 3300,000.00
Surplus January 1st, '65, 458,321.84
Eotal amount Of Surplus
anE Capital :: 758,32L84
Fay L Baker, Agents,
SUCCESSORS (, s. ". .FBn1n's Sco.asAsent, ofth:s;
Company.
oFFICEs:
TN SMITH: l. kixoK'S HALL,
South side OF Court House Square, aad
No. ! BOARD OF TRADE BUHDG,
SOUTH WATER STREET.
CHfCAG0............I,...
THIS Is csE OF TIE
Largest Participating Companies
IN THE couNTRE.
D1vIDuNDs:
Fer 1864, so per cent. to customers.
For 1854, 10 per cent. to stockholders.
For 1864, per cent. On outstanding scrip.
Having succeeded B. ". Philips E Co. as Agents ot
Is
abo terms ID this well known and popular Company.
FAY B. BAfAEEs,
AGENTS.
iii e'sasF Eas 5ssss:s sss:
OIL STOCKS.
The UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the following very
desirable Oil Stocka. viz:
Three Thousand Shares.
f. te "ggEy1SG SEEING ~; ASD RgBLE Z F4R !, 4
Rss haF q anG GGae q slc 4
c @ esne o. ons To an az ai m su 9o
dsed barrels per day.
, 1865-02-13

Gen T. eseirson Tss dsy Soavstea sacss MAJOR
DnI1ng thc week ending tV1ay sixteen neH "a.
, 1865-02-13
II Rm advertisements.

w For Additional Telegraph News,
see Third and Fourth Pages.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
RIVER ITEMa.

y
: ne new and splendid passenger packet.
ns'.as0ots' Capt. Campbell, vii depart for
f'' aaols0n and way points, to. o.morrow
agent. -"
ne marley Cheever, Capt. Mitchell, will
usPa'' i0r Dubuque and way points. to-
'o" morning, Il. NJ. Prettymap, agent.
NIss EDrcArros.-To become fully
qual'ued Tor a position as book k-keeper.
c'erk or telegraph operator, 60 to worthing
'O'' warner 4 Pratt's Commercial College,
corner OF Brady and I'd streets. Course Of
s., ."s,ns s..'"n thorough and practical and
i.-Mr. .. ). Altman is now delivering
ice 'nrough the city. Those wishing to be
supplied will please leave orders at Haven.
q INC McTees re- 8 vegetable store, Brady street,
Wv" "'u aprl3-d3t.
w TO TUE BEsT.-Go to BRYANT. Strat
.on Merrill's Davenport Commercial Col
W, ~ get thorough practical business
suucs',on' .'s or 70 become good sound tsle-
glaPn operator For circulars address ZEN
Closing stamps Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill.
Davenport, Iowa. dwlv
uoLD Is Down, and so are Carpets at
"ouid :. on the lst day Of April, all my
stock Of Carpets, with my spring purchases,
Ill l..
Will De marked down. Now is your time to
secure bargains from the largest stock Of
oarpets, oil Cloths, Mattngs, Rugs and
Mats in the country. mhai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No a. The desirable residence on Brady
street. now occupied by General Baker.
No q Near Brady Street. In perfect repair,
9 storise Z rooms and cellar. with well and els
tern. Lot as by l55, well stocked with young
fruit. Price $3.50.
No 10. On north side 9Th street, Sd door east
ofthe Methodist Church. 9 story, in good repair,
rooms and cellar with cistern and brick stable.
Lot l50 feet deep. Price $1,000.
No. II. On the east side Of Brady street, Qot
109 feet front.) rooms. good cellar and cistern;
Price 81, 900, or the house and q portion Of the
land will be sold separately.
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. s. &. Dow. Esq. being the dwelling house
md three full lots, fronting south upon 9Th ST.,
.orner Of Farnum street. This house is in per
feet repair, having been fitted up by the owner
for himself The entire arrangement Of the house
Is tasteful and complete: The view from this
plsce is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. e. Frame house south side Sd street, two
miles;west Of brady street price, e1,5oo Two
thirds may rersain on mortgage at six per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

INTERESTING MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
Major North, Military Secretary of the
Governor, has returned to Des Moines from
his recent visit South. From the Register
we learn that he left Chattanooga on Satur
dav. the 18th day Of March. His object in
going South was to look after the interests OF
our sick and wounded soldiers He informs
that paper that there are in the hospitals Of
Louisville, Nashville, and Chattanooga about
four hundred and twenty five Iowa soldiers,
distributed as follows, viz Louisville, 300 i;
Nashville. 100; Chattanooga, 25. As many
of these soldiers rs are unfit tor duty will be
transferred immmcdiately, if they are able to
travel, to the hospitals Of this State. These
sufferers are the only Iowa soldiers who are
now within the jurisdiction Of the Depart
mcnt OF the Cumberland The men who
are sufficiently recovered will he transferred
to their regiments and in short time Iowa
will cease to be represented in that Depart
ment The sanitary efforts of the State will
hereafter be directed to Sherman's army and
to the Department of the Gull, as our troops
are principally with Sherman and Candy.
The Major says that there was much
needless suffering during the winter among
our boysat Chattanooga, in consequence Of
the neglect Of Government ofllcial to sup
ply Tue! and food in requisite quantities.
This difficulty. however, is now remedied /;
ana the soldiers in the entire Department
are cared for tenderly and considerately
The Regiater further says:
ave learn also from Major North, and
We think it not improper to publish the
statement at this late day, that the great
cavalry expedition which lately started from
EastpOrt Mississippi under command Of
Gems. Wilson and Hatch, includes an army
Of twenty four Thousand men. The army Of
Gen. Thomas, which is now moving into
Western Virginia, with the obvious intent
to penetrate to the rebel Capital, contains
one hupprsd and twenty thousand well
equipped soldiers, eager for the tray. The
rebels will hear something " dnp" one Of
these days Gen. Candy has sixty thousand
men at Mobile, Independent Of the cavalry
force ffom Eastport, which b moving 70 CO.
opesate with hin"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
The Property formerly known as
(" Academy Of The Immaculate Conception
For sale.

No :. Academy of the Immaculate Concep
ton property for sale. This elegant estate com
priscs ~ acres. with main building (Which cost ~
oovl aud good barn. land in centre level and high
slopng gradually south. east and north. Will be
sold al great bargain + applet for coon. II
not sold il will be rebuilt an elegant country
villa. plans of which may be seen at our Office by
any party proposing to purchase. BUILDERS are
invited TO call and the same, as the work Will
be let by contract to the lowest bidder The land
borders upon the city limits, but being Just out
side is moi subject To city taxes. Beautiful IN ITS
natural condition. this land is tastefully laid out
in garden and lawn. and 100" shade and orna
Dental trees are planted large forest trees stand
ing north Of the main building. This place is vel
worth ths attention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

RAlS-Mothcr earth is having her face
washed today, preparatory to coming out
in her new and elegant spring costume, like
the one she has always worn, and unlike
those Of her sons and aughters-especally
the daughters, never gets out Of style, and
what is equally true, one in which she al
ways presents very neat and stylish ap-
pearancc. II her children would only take
hint from her we'll established habits, they
would undoubtedly bc just as wise and
happy as they are now, and more too.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

TEACHERS WAGEs.--A correspondent of
the Cedar Valley Times says that three fc-
male teachers in Putnam Township, Linn
County, receive twenty five dollars each per
month, from which twelve dollars per mcnth
are to be deducted for board, leaving the
paltry gum Of thirteen dollars. Comment
is unnecessary.-Des Noines Register.
We call the attention Of our churches to
this fact Let steps be taken and contrabu-
tions solicited at once to send missionaries
among that Godfor- r-saken community The
Oriental heather need less attention than
those Of Putnam Township.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

GERMAN THEATRE To -NiGur-The beauti-
ful and talented actress, Miss Claussen, will
receive grand complimentary benefit to-
night at the new German Theatre, in Fanch-
on, the Cricket, This is positively her last
appearance in this city. Besure and attend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

A \ APPEAL Is MADE TO YOUR
"A hospitality for entertainment for the Female
Teachers no attend Teachers Institute to be held
during ilc week commencing April 10Th. Remem-
herring the cordial hospitality extended 10 teachers
on former occasions. aid hoping the preseni appeal
vii NEE will q 70 ess hearty response. note, ad
dressed TO the undersigned stating place of residence
and the nunber you will entertain, is respectfully
solicited d. L. 6ORTON
Davenport. April g. 1sG5-dSt Co Supt
IL CITY papers cory
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

You can always get suit Of first class
clothing st Franz Myers. next door west
Of First National Bank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

BAHK SfATkMESf.-Some errors in typog-
raphy having occurred in the statement OF
the First National Bank, as published yes-
terdsy. We rcpublish II to-day revised and
corrected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

KEROSENE LANPs.-We drop other d.ties
to call attention to the largest and best
stock Of Kerosine Lamps, Lanterns, Chan
deliers and Table Glass in the West.
This stock comprises the best, the finest,
the latest Styles the greatest variety, the
latest improvements, and the greatest novel
ties 10 be found in Chicago or the Great
West. Merchants in Iowa will find this the
best house TO go to for their supplies. This
is the place to send your orders, if you wish
the best goods in the market. Prices as
low as At any other house. All orders
promptly attened to, and satisfaction given.
Remepber the place II and 73 Randolph
street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
COMMERCIAL.

COM MI ERCIAl.
Davenport Markets.
OrrIcR OF rHE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
Saturday evening, Mar. 25, 1865. !
WHnAr-No. l. well cleaned round and plump.
l,ib Tea and Galena $40. No. 2, all SOUND
not clean enough for No. l. $50.
CoRx-Shelied, No. |, sound, plump and dry
45c
Oars No |, clean and sound, 45c.
B.RLEY.-sa5Ms
Chicago Markets.
By telegraph CHICAGO. AprhA
Markets generally firmer and more active.
Bsgr livery dull. No buyers and no salcs
noGs-Dull ard heavy, Mt IS Goa IL o.
PRovIs,oxs-M More active.
MESS PoHE-Firmer. Sales so btls at <24, O0d2JuO
prime mess in good dcmand-saes 1900 bbls AT s2soo
ia24 90 closing firm at 1880, bulk meats hrmer-
4oOsU lbs at 12c for shoulders, and 4Ac for sides,
sweet picked hams, 14xe,l5c.
LAvp-Negiected
FLork-Iull Sa,es sprino extras nj $500.
WHgAT-5c higher Sales No. spring at II ola
los closing at l07x.
CosS-lc higher. Sales No at Bic
OArs-Higher. Sales No. at 864 Q8Ikc.
RYE Dull and nominal at 60c.
BARlEr -Dull and nominal.
Chicago Stock Market.
By Telegraph. CHICAGO April 4.
Money scarce. Exchange Arm at par to y prem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

No 8. One Of those modern and convenient
hopses in the new block known rs clinton
Place" Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

RrxovAL.-See advertisement Of Fred.
Feutschmann's Furniture Store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

WnoLksALE-Country merchants can a.
ways find better stock of ready-mado cloth
ing at Mas 4 Myers, and At lower prices
than in Chicago. Come 10 Davenport and
huv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

PrnyEcr RrsB-Lively times at Krause's 8
Clothing House. Everybody is going there
to purchase clothes from his new styles OF
clothing, etc. Goods clear down TO the low.
est mark. Now is the time; go and invest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-05

STATEMENT of the amounts due the sever
nj Cities and Districts in the County OF
Scott for school purposes apportioned,
April, 3, 1865: