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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

PsaaouAL.-Oue frisod Jos. Davenport
ESQ, reached the city this mssning, after
three weeks abssacs Ia the isessicr, durln NJ
which be has tsavsaea through twenty -on
csuntiss. He ssprsssbts he wheat crop q
one Of the nnest ever raised In This STATE
The esrn crop is doing srsas dsal Bet kr 4
the iatsriee than in che risse counties.
Tioss sss god. money telseabls plenty
end Ne prospscts fos hsasy fan trade ex
essdinely hvershls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

TWe year, so,disss spd their heira, under
like cireum stsnces are entitled 20 $50.
Como 70 the War Claim Office over the
Post Offer. (h you want your bounty cob
lsesed without the least possibls delay J, o.
ssnd Jour dischargsa BY mail. Fees neds
crate. No charges unless suceessful.
~ Office over the Post Office. ~
aueS.dlm l.. I. EADS.
Assisted BY Capt A. SMITH L9BE, Of the
ID U. =. Infantry Volunteers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30
SWEET OPOPONAx

Although the President vetoed the Civil
Rights BILL he viii no doubt give his greatest
ssppovt in spread ng the fame oI Sweet Opopo
nax.
T. r SMITH 4 co, New ork,
Manufacturers OF the Floral Perfumery.
400es y. klrk 4 Co., Dana.
fscsurers Of Staple and Fine Toilet Soaps. Can
lssa, - deAlsrs 10 Sosp Mshsss nstsrials.
Nos o. esd % River Street. Chicago. NasdSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

HILLS HAIR DYE, 90 cents, black or
btsWa instsntaneoas. natural. durable, beau
tiful reliable, indeed the beat ia use has been
before the public over fifteen years, 10 the
chsapsst, containing a. much "a the usual
dollar sizes. DEPOT No 90 John stree.
Nsw York City. Sold by oil Druggist,
goods stores every where. junel1-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30
Leek sut feP me Llos.

Murray OR0AsIzASioH.-By . ssesnt
General Order, every Fsnian circle IN the
s,untry yin be required 10 organize oili-
tsry company. and equip il thoroughly, 90
that Il may b. prepared to ssspoaA iinms =
diate'y TO any call. Gen. r. ". Swssnsy.
fsnian Secretary Of War. bee abo issued .
erculss repeating ts's Brotherhood 10 re-
port the names Of oil competent military men
IN each locality. We learn that the circle
Of Davenport will not b. b-hind had in this
mAttoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

1T. rsnraa, 0asasess asa Plosist. cor.
Sth and Main Sss., fruit and ornamental
trooo. 0y9e-ly y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

LsAss o. RsAl EssAss,-Jshn B. Cosiies,
ESQ. recently Of Ns~ York City. bas finally
selected Davenport - his hotse. esd vill u
enee 90 into bssinsss. Win TIM view. be
has hased for ave yeers. the twe coanodi.
oss wafshcssss on he eesses u F>pet end
Perry strssta. osaed By Nj. JoAa Daliell,
and ~ill Rs sAea - sish sosductine spouts,
an elevator. bins, etc.. 70 ssndse ths hand
ling Of grain - rapid - pasaibls. Thsss
warehouses have IS ~ ftuAt and
. depth of s5 fert Upsn ths second
and third 6cors Of The osrsee warehouse. 20
bins have beon conserueted. 1OslS feet il
size, capable Of holding $4,000 bushels. We
visA M. Corliss every susoess in his enter
prise,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

S.mourg grapes for Speer's Wine. Il is an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
by the first clAsa families in Parss, London.
cod Ns~ York, in preference 10 old Port
Wine. II is worth N trial, Is il gives great
Mtishcticn. dcA div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

Taa 6isrsas % CaAH,rv inform their
fsissds end the public generally, that their
ns~ Academy will open on the tirst Monday
in September. for the reception Of pupils %
Boardsrs, Half Boardsrs aud Day Scholars.
The course Of instruction will comprise.
- formerly. all that constitutes . coed
Enghsh Education, French. German and
Latin Languages, Music on Harp, Piano.
Org,n. Guitar aud Dulc,lner. also Vocal
Ausie, Drawing. Painting in Oh and Water
Ooloss, Plain 4 Ornamental Needlework, etc
Terms eontinue ~ heretofore, but Pay
meats must be made in advance, and from
this rule there vii be no deviation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30
Look out fep The Lien.

NORTH WesrERN LiEE INSURANCE Cora ,
NJ OF CaicAoo.-rhe above company have
opsaed branch Office in this city. where
ell losses aud the general business q the
company in this State will b tsansaetsl.-
Frank. g. Wilson. formerly connected With
the New York Life, no has large sxpe>
risncs ~ life underwater, has taken the
general Agency Of this State. With hsadquar-
tsss in this city@This compsuy has Den
in successful operation for about two ysars
its officers ere soms Of Tie best business
men Of the Northwest, Of undoubted integ,
rity, and long experience 10 the business,
with their policies oil non-forfeitine. Thi.
y deys grace given for the payment Of pre-
miums. half Of the premium paid BY loan.
We thisk that whatever may have been fell
Or said against Life Insurance Coapanies
and their worth in the past thsrs certainly
can be nothing alleged against them unds,
the system adopted By this company; AID
~ cannot sse hsw any one can resist in.
vestine small amount Of his easnings fol
the benefit Of those hs loves, and vho ati
dependant on him. We cheerfully recon.
mend those seeking insurance, to oll on
Ar. Wilson, the General Agent, or M. l.
T. Eads. the special Agent In The post otBcs
building, to get descriptive circular, shows
'ng the new features adopted BY this CON.
pany, end govern themselves ascordinsly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30
1nporlant 10 Ladies.

NktWs w tnslOw0 N1y0v1O 6,1lI6
prepared only for . legitimate purpose and ass
the only safe and elective medicine for ali ehoss pain
ful and dangerous disorderp To which the fenao
.s an a,sn .as M ases r,, sTs the ~ "ny Sens
of the exclusive usc of Females that has made
ns appearance has met with such universal fAvur A.
Mr. Nin-o~e Mystic Pill- ~ their in,ieprsing
properties the appetite and digestion improved the
Aes of health restored 10 the cheek- and oil the
VIE Of mother should Se ~l,heui ,Ss N,.,i, Piiis
Price ~ per boz three boxes for g. For esls ~
vll druggists In Dasenre., mchs-dxwsm
UPMAM.A BaAu0 DYE.
SO cnMYs A BOX
be1es lafger than Dyes that sell fos 81.
NATURAL. DURABLE. BEAUTIFUL. WAR
RANCED 20 pleaee. THIS article has been thor
coGhiy tssted b. DR. OliLrON, Of New York,
ana profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia
Who prOnou.es It free from Az poisonous ingss.
dkea6a. snd the material conposiss il will nSs in
lure the most delicate hair. Sold bv Drocs,sts
esd Fascy Good dealers everywhere.
ieals-1 JNO. J. KAOA1A eels Yrpp'r.
S0s Chestnut street PhiiadeipAA
Fire 4 l.lghsnlng.
For protection fro0 tbs sbovs, call on r
SIMPSON 4 CO. and take out Policies IN
those 1sot el1ss loeosa7ee Companies rSpss-
seotsd BY them. Where the assured par.
Nsipafe In the Profits Of The companies
without iscusiog sny liability. oflies Ne.
Is Dssdy s. apr-o>dly.
Psanv's Morn AND fnscxls LOnox-
Chloasma. Of Xothpatch. (also called Liver
spos,) end Lsntieo, Or Esckles. are often
very eanoyine, particularly 70 ladies flight
complexion, tos the discoiored q,ots slSow
nsse plsinly on the faee of . blonde than ot
brunette; but they greatly mss ne beau
y of either; and any preparation that will
sdsctually remove then without iuuring
sos ts1tuss o. color Of The akin is certainly
desidssasum. Dr.. h. G. Perry. who hAs
0Ads Gesasss Of the skia . opooiAlity, has
discovered remedy fceehese dlscooDnelone,
Which y At once prompt, inlallible. For sale
- Hitchcock 4 Starks, and Stevenson L
Cafnahsn. Prepared only BY B. Q. Perry,
0srnasologist. No. ~ Bond Street New
York. aud for sale BY ali druggista. Price
D pr bstsle. Call iee Rrsys Moth e~d
k1eebb Lotis~. FrLlsn, Ffsca 4 Fvlrrn
WhelssAls Agents. Chicsso, III. fspl4. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

MAD.-Ths rebels organ is tearing nd
mad at d. Bell the Fenian refugee lkou
Ireland for daring to tell the truth about
Andrew JoAnson-mad q The Fenians Of
Davenport for listening to DR.. Bell-mad at
NJ. Psies e. endossing uhaa DR.. Bell said
- suaeat Ssssybsdy.-Tre Briton.
Bro. Resell. bsine undoubtedly - caln
~ Nay morning, viii perhaps aceonmo-
date Us By denying that Hiram Price wss
esce one Of The most radical Know Not tAinge
ef this section. He will also eocsnmodats
- BY denying that be did his utmost
through The columns Of his organ, last
sprise. - defeat the effats Of the reaians
II this city and vicinity b mise men ssd
asasI fos Swsepsy's ssmpaiea. He will
also accemmcdsts u BY denying that be
branded the Fssian Bosthsshesd - but .
pack II sssasdssls ssBssissd 70 deffsud
sssvaat eisls II tbsir sAssisss. Gene, Ed<'
vasd. VAN - - he seateh. There is
virtue il plain words. Never mind your
highialstis. We want plAin answsee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30


Bcy killed At Recx IsLASp.-At abou
Eve o clock OF Tuesday afternoon. . dea
and dumb boy named Willie westfkIl, aged
about seven years, and son Of Henry West
fall, Who lives near the saw>uill in the Low.
part Of Rock Island, was accidentally sho,
BY ysuug man ssosd John Neuroe. =
Monroe was walking along the river with
HE gun, aad seeing sons snipe, dssw up and
6ssd, just q this moment the viaAin CAM
aeooad the cesnee Of an sld cabin, and re-
ceived the entire contents q the gun in hia
breast, passing through bic heart. He, o
eourse died instantly. See Argus.
A 0RsAr EAsrsRS RAuRoAp.-we wish
to call the attention Of eur readers 70 The
advertisement q de Chicago and Grea,
Eastem Railroad one Il The oest pepulss
and reliable routes jivsrgins from Chicago.
The distancs By this route between Chicago
and C,aeisnsli 10 thisty-two miles shorter
iAss By my ethss route. Il runs none bot
the moat laxueiouo ndvDu on1l1houil ooacA.
=, vt1DA - psss;ds1 ssssAy shs osst gsn.
Nssaaiy Aa,a Ass>lssaDlatiA1 ealDssssrs.
Pred. II. Gar6sld. is sAs newly appoisssl
passenger agent Who's headquarters ass u
Chicsgs. He i wsa osaliaed Ssr ths POI
tien, and % doubt viu mAke that reuts
manV friauda.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

Buu YouR Dry Goods At Otto Kluge's, Nc
62 Second street. iunl 7d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-30

Ica CssAn.-For . delicious dish OF ice
ersao, OF gloss Of lemonade, call NJ Sail
buys No 81, Brady street. A few day
bosrdssu go be accommodated At Sails
burv'a. DIFF
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17


In the local ndeHeS market matters con-
tinue very quiet, the demand from borrow
ers being on a quite moderate scale, and met
without difficulty. Currency is in fair sup
ply and working easier. Exchange on the
East is in light offering, but the banks are
comfortably supplied, and the demand is
light. Rates remain steady at of buying
snd par selling.
In the general markets business is very
quiet, partially due, perhaps, to the ex
tremely hot weather, though more psrticu-
larry to 3 general inclinstioa among buyers
to await the effect of the new crop upon
prices. So far as Whest is concerned, the
evidence is so decided that the yield will be
beyond the best expectations of the conn
try, while the quality will be vastly supe-
rier to that Of several past years, that ma
terially lower prices for Flour Is no longer
a question, and hence there is no dispose
ton to take hold at the current high figures
except as necessity requires. The demand
for Wheat is of course similarly affected,
and very little is changing hands, though
concessions are freely made. This morning
No. 1 Spring Wheat sold at $2,20, but later
a sale was reported at $500, and though
this latter figure can hardly be said to rep
resent the market price, it indicates the
readiness of holders to meet the views Of
buyers at almost any terms. No. 2 Shelby
red winter, which sold a week or ten days
since at $3.50, to-day sold at $3.50, and the
ordinary red winter would hardly find buy
ers at any price. Flour has not yet given
way, chiefly for the reason that stocks of
the upper grades are low; but the market
has not the irmness of a few weeks since,
and must inevitably follow the course of
other markets in the decline. We could
hear Of no transactions in corn to-day, but
stocks are light, and holders were asking
full figures. Oats declined l@2c, and were
dull.
In Provisions, we still note a good in
quiry for Smoked Meats, and prices are un
changed. Butter continues quiet. Cheese
is dull. Eggs declining. Highwinss are
frmer, with very few on the market. Pc
troleum is dull and nominal.
Thr receipts and shipments of leading
articles of Produce and Merchandise at this
port, during the week ending with Satur-
day latt, were as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
1KTW5NTbWn

- E@tit HE'D
ar Gonrestio1 ~ ~ Rt,,n Gbe5iss = vdISl
Aged Is years sad 6 months. n
We view thee IN The ,u.ny Land.
Whoss radiant sks Is cioadless ever.
INV voice OF Iovs with aarsi bauds = y 9
tis,s- 4. ! 1 80. n n
"9 $50.
= ~ ayiDs hP' sstain
% $3.50 - - y. 80
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
a MARINE NEWS.
PoRT oF CLETEIAM

~ A
ENTERED~----JU1r16-
stmr Cty Of Cleveland, MCKAY, Detroit
Prop Tioga. eissoH, Dunkirk
Prop.Arcffc, Pratt Toledo = ga "a
PGOP Rssiri s ss sasS1 K1 SSs:D osSsn's 81 SS,, ,o,n.-
from Hancock, 245 tons iIonore from Marquette
Prop Pacific, Traverse, ennalof
Prop City Of BOSTON, cespnsn ogdsnsbursh
Brig Parsgon, Sims, Pt Hope, Is9 n lumber, 10 m
Shingles. so n lAih
schr Colorado. Becker, East ssginsw, sslt
sesz Heng ga5e@taSraat sssinsE' lo4'''s isst
s'hE N Stalker STALKER Eseanats, $50 tons iron
schr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo 5ir 4efa
schr Gen W .seoit, Cassidy. Marqusttes aO tous
sehrW ] whaIiDs. johnson, Buffalo. salt
! schR UUion Kirby. Burwen, 225 m shingles
s M sBewSrop, Allan, Barxen, y ,756 ~thiDgles,
seaI MarJ and Iuev, oinsted, sandbeach, 100 n
scow Ellen White, LsMay. Ssndbeach, 1S9 m feet
| lumber, 1880 lath AZ m shingles
SoOv Union Star, Flick, East Saginaw, % m feet
soOw N q Williams. staIey, Bay City. 1861 4s feet
soo~ EiIen, Blanchard, K5Iey' : Island
| scOF Black Bower sJenninsS kellsy's lsland
seOw EEsFsTeen, Mayer, p Huron
Sow MsEdaI.na. Roberts, Pt Huron, To,iss feet
lumber, ~ m lsth
srOW Fairy. Smith. BI'ck btses
| efoH ecu Sherman, Rl 12tr0o ~
| Seow American Eagle, Bramsn, EAst Saginaw, 100
N lumber, go m shfYgles, ~ N attn
SD CLEARED
1 stmr Morning star, viger Detroit
| Prop Prairie stste, KNAPP To ~. VT
| prop CITY Of Boston. Chapman, Chiesgo
Prop Arctic, Pratt. BIsalo
Prop Wisconsin. Van Ansfi, pedenspureh
Prop Paeihe, Traverse, Toledo
Prop Arsx.s, Nv. Is. Buffalo
Brig Pills rim, Adams. Chieagp. so los, ro1i
sehr Miami Belle, wh,trcy, MAJ osNt Wv 'on'
Gel
| schr For-srder, Collins Est Saginaw
/ ScEr Meffose, D shaw, SagiBsw
| Sshr SnOWBirf. ConFnry. Saginaw
cehr Uniou. Kifb /. HdrVa -
schr Sn vdrop, A1An, BurWsH seal
s. hr Geo Sugsl, II Is SisaI-J, 49, tons col
scow Eugene, Ms.srsn Betf0it
scow ExsrgrseB, Meyers. 2ssiIao
) ow 81 en-, Blnneharcs Eshegis Island
scow FAIRY, Smith, Cliit0g -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
r 4 81 TEIKGRAPH.
y mnnIaHT MARREr RkPoK1

WV
especial Dispatch to Western Associated Prsa.l
EEu YOaK, July ls.
'e1-A aotb. ifih .qe,
Gold since noon hes r.nr.d from 1Is51 to 1Iss
At AIS the price was lIs1E9li9s slIH-
ExcHAssE. 3D.
Foreign exchange is duh at 1O91s9lQ9H for
prims bankers 20 dats ; FrIinE bills; Francs 80
DAYS 5lI@5fIH, and short sight 5n7H. The bust
ness tranaaeted IL only Gor smell amounts ID CON-
mereiai Bills.
OINTMENT SECURITIES
Government bonds closed quiet but firm after
n ct the following quotations
gixes Il 81 p gisteEsd l.9%9lV9%; do coupons
lO9LaIOssS SO $ Of '62 1I%9ly7L. do Of "a
lSt siOiG; June DO 10 SSi047S JAY % i04%
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At the four O'Clock open Board the following
were the quotations
Ohio certificates zT5,@zs; OumberIapd Coal 4G5S
@t61E 9qicksilEsr 5l9hl1<; New York Central
lR91O21ss krie 74974H; Reading -llOz@nl;
Michigan Southern S31Sas3s<; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh s5HSs X foft wayne s9@s9k.
FErRoLtrA sTocHs.
Bennshod Run $40; tnftei States sO5; Ryni
Farm IS.
MINING SHARES.
DowuisviIls s.; Guunell Cold 10; Quartz Hill
425; Corydon 30; Smith 4 Psrmalee ge.
DRY GOODS.
The following were the jobber's prices re, orted
ct the Dry Goods Exchange to-day
Brown Sheetipes-Sslmon Falls A 2fZ; DO c
2a15; shsHmut @ 29H; Shetueket A Is; do B IA,
Stark A %; do N y.
Fine Brown-B -dfotd IL Root 4 IL do o 20; do
S "a; do W SIS.
Priuts-Allen 10; American 50; Amoskesg ~;
Arnold IL; Ocohqcp q; Dunnels 1871; Empire 1914;
Freeman II; Garner Co. 2l%; Hamilton 20; Lou
| don MourEiOg lsZ; Lancaster &c; merrimae W p;
Pacific 2O%; Richmond 20; SPraguo Frocks 211zi
do fancy 201s; victory l9z-
| hoops, s7%@IO5o; EMPRESS trail l25 Meyers Xxi
| vide tapes, 6sh11o; do marrow tapes 4s973.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Just ReeeIved-Army Life on the
Border, BY Col. Marcy, with illustra-
lions; price SO. Shakspeare's Deli
neatiOls, by a. o. Kellogg, n. d.;
price $1.75. The Mormon Prophet,
by C. B. Waite; price 81. The Prison
Life OF Jefferson Davis, BY his Physi.
clan; price 81. St0Fmclife, . tale Of
the Highlands; price $1.55. Life Of
James stephens and O History Of the
Fenian Brotherhood; price 81. The
United States During the War, BY
AugEste Langel; price 1915. Crumbs
from the Round Table, By Joseph
Barker price 81. Anew supply Of
A Summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton.
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews &c.,
june26 al GupeTiOr-st,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

THE COUNCIL AND TEE KMsNAN STREET
RAILRoAD.-The City Council and other in
vited guests had a very delightful ride over
the Kinsman Street Railroad on Saturday
afternoon, agreeable to an invitation from
President E. g. Williams. The two elegant
new cars Of accompany were used upon the
occasion. At the terminus Of the road, the
load, the stables and their contents were
thoroughly inspected, and found to be in a
neat and satisfactory condition. The party
then walked across to Nj. williams or
chsrd, where a delicious collation. had been
spread for their qualification. After this
they adjourned to Mr.. Williams residence,
where speeches, &c, were made, and a
vote Of thanks rendered to Mr.. Williams for
his generous entertainment. -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

OEAou ARPAc80Quet. 6mAl sales 81 AZ
shd pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared sOci IMPAIRED
halves, 25ci quarters, 1sc.
POt8tOes-In fair demand. Sales 800 bu old
mixed at $3.50. New held at $500 per Dbl.
Lake FIsh-In fair demand. We quote: No.
1 Whitsnsh ss,T5 per half Dbl; No. 2 do es,25 Pick
ereI, Es.1, es,Oe@s,25; Treut s7,25; Herring,
large, $3.50.
Beans-Prims white scarce and firm at s2,25
per bu; good S2,oO.
Hay-In fair demand. Selling at lO,oo@l2,Oo
for loose from teams; 81, OO916,OO for pressed.
FeafhersEPrfme I've GEESE held At s5@sOc.
salt-Firm. Held at S2,45 for Fine and $3.50
for coarse onOndAgA; Saginaw s2,45.
T~anoW-steady and firm. Held at 1OK@1lo.
water L1me-In fair demand and arm a
$500 for Akron and 0svego. ~
Waite L1He-In good densnds6t Q,E5 per
Dbl fer Cleveland and Fremont.
FIaSter-P0vel's land plaster firm st SI2, 90
. ION ct NIL. oaIcined 500 , bbls
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

DUPREz & BEEEDIcT's MISsTEIBs-This
great troupe, will be here next week
original New Orleans and Metropolitan
Minstrelsaand Brass Band. Our readers in
Ravenna are notified that they will be in
that town Oh the evening of the 24th. Let
them be well received for they are worthy
nr
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

We were forIa long time unbelievers in
he virtues of naIey's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor, but a friend induced us to trya
box and we have never had cause to regret
it, because We have found that it will do.
what it processes to do, viz 70 cure Burns,
Piles, Germs, Eruptions of the skin,J and
Rheumatism. Sold by all druggists at 25c
q box. SS6;tu
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

ARREsrED.-Three desperate ~characterss
were arrested in Bellevue and lodged in the
Huron county Jail, at NorwaIk, on Friday
last, charged with being connected with
the extensive Bristol robbery, which occur
red on the 10th inst, the particulars Of
which were published at the time. Their
names are George Kilburn, Hiram Rice
and George Rice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
Financial.

HEE HNsA' July It.
The Posts money article says: -
The European news has depressed sold nsteTial'
iy. Tia lean market is easy at { per cent, wiz 8
few transactions at 8 per cent.
The stock market is strong. Gogefsmehts re-
ceived an upward impulse by the European news
Railroad shares are firm with more disposi' ion
to buy. After the Board New York Central closed
at 100, Erie at 7I3s.
The Commercials money article says:
Stocks move strongly upward. This morning
speculation was resumed with fresh vfgoT, and on
the failfoad list prices were l@9 per cent. higher.
Operators show great, confidence, and a higher
range OF prices ia ei-d upon.
The advance on SOS at London, teportsd by the
last steamer, has had an important effect Upon the
market for governments Old sos have been IN
active demand for shipment, causing an advance
at the Board .-r
Advices f. ON Europe have produced a decided
effect upon exchange. Leading drawers quote 81
days sterling at lO93E, but No sales Of Importance
could be effected at over 1OS5<@lO9. There is very
| little enquiry for sight drafts.
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KEENARD HOUSE.
AUcTIoR SALES.
CTIaNSALE-0n VedpesdarI

n 18th, by J. P. Hill, Auctioneer, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at rs Michigan street, q large
lot Of household furniture consisting Of Carpets,
Oil Clotha, Sheets, Table Linen, Blankets, Com.
f~orters, Pictures, Chairs, Tables, Round-topped
Cottage Bed Steads, Bureaus, Orockery, Cas;ors,
tpoons, Glassware, Cooking Stove, Parlor Stove,
Mattresses, Pillows, and numerous other articles
perfectly Indispensable TO every housekeeper.
This sale affords an excellent opportunity to
dealers in second handed ware. They are entirely
new, and will be sold separately with the privilege
Of the lot. To BE- sold without reserve to the high
est bidder. J. p. HILL. z
jy14 Auctioneer-
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rlttsHarrA Pe.foleun EaEkst.
Tsp,o,.l . Ol.,.I.s1p .af Ls.sI..l

'r.i PIrTrsrsaa, July l~6-Et5FB. /
The market - very dull, buyers manifest no
dspositioH 70 operate. Recsipts ofCrHdf 800 bbis
Ssles zoo bbls bulk at Ec; barrslsd oft On landing
offered at T@II%c without packages Stock in
inst hands Hight Refined Dun holders Sc epted
lower prices. Sales 500 bbls bonded. 5aiy delivery
PbilsdeiPbia, at s5e 1000 bbls do % at s5Ae.-
Free nominsl ct Soc. -abfauF r
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scHIFF, ELsOFFER & Co, 100 Superior street,
Opposite the Weddell Housed, have just re-
ceived a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, ETC., ETC., which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. jy1s-54O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

GEoGRAFHIcAL.-Will some one with a
large store of geographical information in
form US where is "Point Au Play" men
toned in last evenings PlGindeGler in con-
nection with the narrow escape of two
sportsmen Our collection of Aliases
leaves the matter in utter obscurity.