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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

ANOTHER SwINDIING CAsE.-A man
named J. r. Taylor was arrested on Sat
urday for falsely representing himself To
he the son of Colonel James, the assessor
of internal revenue, endcavoring to obtain
money under false pretences. 1t appears
that Taylor went to the store OF Mr.. A.
Dowd, cigar manufacturer, on Fourteenth
street, and told him that he had made hlm-
self liable to heavy fine by making cigars
without a proper license. Mr.. Dowd de.
MED this, and Taylor then told hlm una.
he WAS the son OF Colonel James, could DO
what he liked with the revenue depart
ment and would clear him lDowd) from
ali trouble for fee OF one hundred and
t;ftv m dollars. This excited Mr.. Dowd's sus.
nic;ons. He made further inquiries, and
as a consequence Taylor is now awaiting
a hearing before the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

LOO. F.-Jetferson Lodge, No. 4, 10.
o. f.. will meet at Odd Fellows Hall at
O'Clock tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

WALTER S. WEST, ARCHITECT
" AND BUILDER, IL prepared to furnish De-
o'N>, PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS for build
.hts ot every description, and 10 superintend or
contract 20 build the same III any part Of the State
u desired.
once, No. lss Main st.eet, tup stairs, Rich
&Dhd, Va. NH 27--bm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04
ENNOLpS'S
CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
HEPATlC AND PURGATIvL PILL.

-w> PILL HAS STOOD TnE TEST OF AMPL
-NPI .lENCE. AND rs WARRANTED To
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

DpITIsH HALF HO6E....In seOye
RhlllSna, a,,aiy OF best 1N0Li1n CO9101
i1Lt ESsE. ss ,isl'i .'s'vsfi'ifl viflAxa
1,IcKI.ES,-Ons hundred cAnes eholee
PICKLES, in bali sslloa. 1aAss, sr1 80 g.
isc:, "a ''e'' % ''a''6 = +; + x4sS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

BALTIMORE ALUM LIME, in hogs
~ 1y hsrd, eon'sns'Y on hspd ter :sls ~ ,our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04
WILLIAM FORBES. ARCHITECT

y AAh BUILDER, corner of Fourth aud Cary
.''', hr subscriber having resumed the BUILD
.N' BUSINESS ia all It's branches, offers his ser
vice. {" biz friends and the public generally, as
,ti.lE urM that all work done by him shall bc Of
'"' b"sl material aud workmanship. Having car
''i uA Vi" business in this city for twenty years
'#c,ess'uaiy, he hatt.rs himself that satisfaction
WI b" given 10 all who may hcstow upon him their
la.rtaag- WILLIAM FORBES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

l. - 'INl MI, btilIlcI, "oNeihp
4' street, opposite Whig Building, i prepared
. Ha3,y'akr contracts Tor all kinds Of BUILDING,
- . execute work ia his line ia all It's branches.
d, '.hhlNb promptly attended 10.
!A'hlNb BONES tor merchants ana others ma
~ W N-'#rrd at the shortest notice.
IAs g. u materials used in all work, and tn.
""rs' prices charged nv lJ-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

IrlSlnL nc VS. utfltTN III lblN th'iA NiNS'"'
Row BETWEEN FEDERAL SOLDIERS AND
NrGRoEs--A NEGRO kNochEp INro THE
CANAL AND DEoWNEp.-La>t Friday night
at about Q o'clock a row took place, on
the corner of Cary and Eighteenth streets,
between three Federal soldiers and party
of negroes, which resulted in the severe
heating OF one of the soldiers. lie went
of with his comrades, and obtaining about
4 dozen more. returned with the intention
of attacking the negroes. The negroes
dispersed rapidly, followed 10y the soldiers,
who sworc to kill every one they could
catch. Several of the negroes were
knocked down, hut escaped before recclv-
ing further injury. \ party of the sol
dirrS pursued some ol' the negroes up the
dock, and seeing one setting on the side "f
the dock with his feet over the water, they
struck him on the head just back oi ms
ear with Il SIung->hot or pair Of brass
knucklcS. The negro fell into the water
and was drowned. The soldiers made
their escape. The body of the negro was
tiShcd out at about IL o'clock the same
night. An inquest was held over the body
Yesterday morning nj o'clock. I'm the
absence of witnesses, the inquest adj
iuurncd over until o'clock in the alter
noon. The following facts were elected
regarding the death Of the negro:
The negro, Dick Roanc, was cmploycd on
the schooner John Frances; and on the
night of the disturbance went ashore at
about : or q O'Clock. He returned shortly
afterwards, and after remaining on board
for about a quarter Of an hour, went ashore
the second time. He soon returned a
second time hastily with the report that the
Yankees and negroes were fighting in Cash
Corner. He then took his seat on the
wharf alongside of two other negroes. In
a short time party of five or six soldiers
came along and attacked the negroes. One
of them made his escape by running away,
and the other one 10y showing from shore
in IL boat. The captain of the schooner
Frances, which was lying near by, being
reused bv the noise, ordered the parties
away. One of the soldiers replied: You
had better keep your c. d negroes
aboard, or we will kill them ALL" The sol
dicrs then knocked him into the dock, and
he was drowned. The leader of the party OF
soldiers was II tall corporal, but none OF the
witnesses could identify him. The jury
could come to no verdict on Saturday eve
ming, so they adjourned to meet again this
afternoon at > O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

TN. 7 T''t''" Ut 11T1- ''r''1 1E'"''T'
1t is known that, although the plans of
the campaign in Canada will be ultimately
governed by any unlooked-for circum-
stances which may arise, the military pro
erammc of the officers who have them in
charge is definite and comprehensive. A
council OF war was recently held, when all
the generals now in the field received spe-
cific orders from the commander-in-chlet,
and the most perfect understanding now
exists among the leaders who have hucklcd
on their armor for the fight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

~~i>. ,,cTraalr IlAiR RALn
;r.-s.,.:. t,>i ne -, hair to its Erigi-
~ ,.,ar @,..o.,; .s.i.i:.- the fin or
cl.a.ra Il eaves the mos, az, dead
att ,eri-p ta,f, sea. moist anf glossy.
ca Il. % aal. and l.,cp- it i3i,s place,
While p-ca ,.cs i'' e,ow4 ard pre-
'cu's i,'( (ailing on.
. Il conan n,.ther Oh or ai7 NAoi
NumeroN preparations oil, alcohol
and sulphal '.ve been lined upon the
public. ami ~ ;ng total failed to give
satisfaction, ,nanufY ,urers have de-
servedly cone ~, rier
DR.. Swain VA %, .is Vegetable Balm
10 accomplish ail lie claims for it, and
authorizes his NC N refund the money
wherever il fills tcf\e satisfaction.
II is nm enais " aod scientific
preparation, rolEctd u te di.tilation Of
rare aud frarranl oscrs, l.ch resders il
not only TIC , reneuer the world.
but makes !, Lrsicularly 4 reeable .
hair dressin, 10 both Cd ID young,
While il liz IA purity and a., odor ars
in striking bosrass with The ~ mix
lures usuaCy sold.
The prq riesor has letters from NY q
he most is,inguishesl . veil = fassS S(aa-
BE peous, judges. elcrsynen. la~yeGs,
physiel Lss, opera singers. actresses, -
certify Ing 70 the remarkable virtues =
The Balm.
Don't III any dealer urge upon yoa . difA
fesept assicle. bat 4 your tseossn9n go -
not keep thls send one dollar 1oro trial boz
tle t0lle noarest AGENT, o. the proprietor.
Il for grey hair. seud eM No !:
n for hair drea11nR, seld ~ No Z
O Il. swain, propfisaos. No. - soeth We.
tor street., Chicng0. ..>
For GAlo 0y all NJ W0ot0oo 0toU UDO
- Chi0Dn.
HARRlxONs& srARKS. Wholesale and Reta
Aan~Aa navn~es,pH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
DAVENPORT. IOWA. TUESDAY, {

EsPsciAL after ton il directed to the ads
vsrtisement Of the Catholic Publishing
House Of James B. Kirker, 500 Broadway.
N. Y. This is . very extensive house, and
always keeps . large supply oi Catholic
publicatioos. We recommend our feodssa
who are wanting any thing in that line to
send their orders to him. Good induce
meots are also offered 70 the trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

A IlsAvY CoNTRAcr.-Oor fellow .citissn,
jos. SHE de-. Esq, has just received asother
contract for supplyipg The State Psniten-
tiary With cloth for the prisoners. from bic
Wsolsn Mills. Having fillc one last year
In the most satisfactory manner. and being
able to defy al composition in the matter.
Mr.. Shields viii At once proceed to Oil the
order. The excellent quality Of his manu-
facturcs 10 becoming widely known. -
should very properly be the case. We ere
pleased to make no Of this evidence Of
appreciation Of Davenport enterprise. The
goods manufactured here require no farther
trumpeting thaa . fair trial Of their
merits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Use Lallsaand's Specific fos Rheumatism
0out end Nsusalgia. ts6sctuslly destroys
all prison in the blood. and pssforos . rad.
Ioal cuss. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

- ASO0ee8Oe - - ~ - os
Some time last week We mentioned to our
readers the fact that Mr.. ]. A. Dean, Of the
Chicago Rpsbtiaan Office, was in our city
compiling materials for letter to that en~
terprising newspaper, descriptive Of Daven
port, its scenery business and prospects. 10
lsst evenings issue the letter appeared.
end With the exception Of few errors.
which any stranger might have made. Is
model Of correctness. A large number Of
our readers may have already pesused the
letter, but, 10 justice - the writer end
publishers, - veil q our city, W cannot
allow il to pass without some worthy notics
q our hasds. Under the head Of Location
snd Scenery" The writer says:
Davenport 10 certainly favored in its loesAios
fos sishsr = regards health, facilities for een
pereA - the 6eansiss Of thslsadscaus, the sits
sess man. q ths lover Of beautiful scenery all
shat eacA could roaooasbly desire. just oppo
site the lower end western extremity OF Rock
loamd ~ sall k0estona blufFe recedo Sron ~
hanks. md eaeloee . beautiful s'botto0" Of
s" ~. sHs IA = ~ssv .,sses sss ~
IN : gentle slope 70 the top Of the bluds. o.
vhicA the average height 70 a6out ene hundrsd
Net above the river. frso ths. tsp u tAs
elu9A. which rsa parallel e the river up the
= y here Aovs directly 70 Ne vest, is one ei
oaGorpeoood booaty. o. eosh eide. - lar -
sAe eye can reech, \ rests delighted On the in.
nuu9Nnoo emeeabl ieles thas lite GENE fssssA
WeA:fa, whoss slssea they divert ists thous
snd devious eAaaails. 70 the ssusAwess stretch
- the beundlsD oApasee et ths b'us eslds Of
lliinois. but reconsJy reclaimed fron the prai
RE, while nearer 70 She south the tewef Of Dlsek
nawk and the ground ON which within livise
| memory Wers Pitehe1 the wigWans q Sece and
rcxss. Opposite = The city Of Rsck lsland.
With ~ basi groasA sflo 6ills covered With
goegeeus hued ferrests. e,ed eth III the glory
of ansuna. DesWeee The city end Ne speeta-
tse is Rock leland iteesf fsneus fes Blsea
vines lls swan," which vsS driven sway by
TIE noise Of The pals faced isssu aers. .ho erect
| ed Fora Armstrong on the point where now
stands the ma6uiacsat buildines ef the tnsssded
Usissd SsaAss Arssnel 4 lts'le shove this
Davenport aad Rock Island, the ressdeece efthe
late Gel. 0sesgs Davenport, from whom TIE
City Of Doseupos4 takes its name, the Oldest
house in the seiehborhoed, having sst.ined the
vssssssle age Of thirty three years.
= Sf =: .sS s:t s:: sss
- e. - q suf iest ~. spss % which stood
~ nfst hsoee ever builN BY white osa 10 pa
veupoet, ~ hsuse Of At0ise - Claire, = half
breed lndian. whe recently died one Of the
wselshiss sitissas q ~ sty q which b. wes .
psnaisess settler. Perhaps no more vivid idea
II - progress Of Davenport end the surrsuad-
log c.sssy could BE- conveyed taas b. The mere
sta, eueui ot ~ fsse thas % ond naeF The spot
where, twsaV Ave years esese. soeea ~ lonely
log Ass q An.eaee = ulaasss ee1 esaaa ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

TAI SAts.-Ths bidding fos titles at the
TAX sale Yesterday wss quite spirited. Sew
ssal spsoalatees sd brokers were present
The most aesivs asd sealous, however, were
The eouaty o0een.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

ELLaHoEa 4 FoorE's COMBINATION.
larger house he's not been convened this
season than greeted the exhibition at Metz
ropolitsn Hall last evening. The little folks
acquitted themselves with the highest honor,
and the audience, &c arc sure. could mol
have been more thoroughly pleased. The
instrumental music WAS excellent Thc
dancing BY Commodore Foote. his charm
ing little sister, and by Col Smsll, was high
ly amusing. and executed 10 the best kind
Of style. Miss. Eliza's recitation, from
Lougfeliow. vas veil received. The violin
solo. BY the blind musician, Prof Brooks,
was highly creditable. The most laughabl.
feature Of the evening, however. was the
eztemporancous song by W. H. Harrison.
The laughsblc conedy. ''Our GAL" perform
I'd By the. Lilliputians, wss received with
loud applause. An entire change oi
programme 10 announced for this even
inc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Ws cali sttension 10 the advertisement Of
d. u. winan's Aati. .lncrustation Powder.
for cleaning stsam-beilers. This inven ion
y Of TOO great importance to mill owners.
aod ftoo The veil known rsfssenees ccnnee-
ted with the article, We feel sure it must
prove Of much value 10 Ill using steam -
Nr. Kiuball. Of the n. &R r Shop gives
The highsst achievements Of its efficacy, util-
iey and non injurious action.
wsAssvHs nsy b the tgitation Of the
literary world in regard to whether Lssd
Bacon ~rote the plays Shakespeare or
not. There 10 soe the shade Of cold chill
sudliog the placid br"ws Of those Of The
male populatit . Of Davenport wrapped In
~ unsuspassed Shaker flannel Or Nesiso
undsrshirts nor the rcmSiest rheuma,ic
pain otsuring those limbs euc.sed In draw
ess Of the same maserisl-to be ound st
Remington L Co.'S Nickoll's Block.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Fos Carpets, call at 0ould's. He 10 now
receiving n.a0moth stock. comprising al
the new and dssisabls styles, aelscted By
NJ. Gould in pesson. from New York, Bes-
ten and Philadeipha maskets. which he
viii cell @ low o. tho lowest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

lnrsREsrixo 20 Bsswsns.-The following
brief epistle received BY n. II. Smith. Esq.,
Assistant Assessor, may be Of interest {,
the brewers Of our city:
TnRAsuRY DsrAnrHRxr.
Once Of Internal Revenue.
Washington, October -, sc.
Sn: Your letter Of the 10Th has been re-
ceivcd. Brewers are allowed seven and one
half per cent. ON purchases Of stamps. - an
indemnity Tor the stamps used on beer.
which afterwards becomes sour Of unsalea-
Bile. Respectfully yours, A
TsoxAs nAvLAND. y
Henry H. Smith, Esq, Assistant Assessor,
Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

ADvica.--lf yeu have me- yet secures
yeur winter svss coas, 30 direct to the Dav.
export woslsn Factory, snd make yess
selections.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

JooN-R0o0eB080W CAEooAYA.-
7As eArss bsst k~es 7ssc:, shifsly and eleea ~
eeabsned h - ambsr.eerored sssdsai, beautifully
traasDsseas 70 Ae -. pleasant y ~ sass and -.
sqeoeee - ~ sesaash, b Casss1a. Daek Co.
Ssrvv.P PAsscpAsrsssd 15fstr y Obsissvs Asra.
~ plat csuoa1os Sns ounce u aeesl Csilisaya
oees end heoasposns eentass sns grain Of iroa.
oanSaes fsruoAeA Ass - the rrseDsssn.
CAowELl, MACK CO.,
es,s Mssslo1ousosU, under 5ah Avenue Hotel.
taaSS-ts thurs sat4v New YOvt Cite
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
m. ". r. PECK,

D8. " r. PECks
ArFlCE GN THIRD STREET. BETWEEN
~ Brady and n in. shere DR. Adler's office
used to be. Office hours, 8 to IN A NJ. . to =
r. n. Residence. cor. llth aud Brady SITS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Tns Dry Up Il ssid to Be sssv szesilsnt
remedy for Catasrh, and recsuosnded By
many eminent physicians. At die season
Of the year there are great many subjects
Of this disagresabls disease, and We adviss
all Of them 70 give il . trial.
CLosnrxs. Perry, ct No. 45 Brady
street. 10 still selling ~ kinds sf ready made
clothing as Eastern psicsA HE stock =
most extensive. He 10 slse paying particu-
lar atteption - the nanuisstusing Of goeds
to erdsr, sud II this line cla,os especial
precedence. HE stock oe farnishing goods
cannee - suspaeesd 10 the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Buv Youn Dry Goods as Otto Klueg'e, No.
- Second street. uol7dt
Bur your Watches, Clocks. Jewelsy, Sil>
vsr.wsre, &C., Il wilson'a Largs stssk
iuse received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

s.1vseAs hehitusl sapleyosse e 4eew5
xNoeea1 Oeeesstias. Il is euasaa1sea 70
.Seeenia - 80 = any suaslaaoo thoe will
'11tefs ~ tsAA i; e6ss1aat svi1ssee q
,04o0fuD NJ Duoio6 suboeoseio1p a.
-, ~ 9 e
DaA DSsalh rssslaiag ltsn Dssaysa Tech
= ~ ~ Il Tebeees Will - entirely eve.
oo0e " IT, ~. 0sss & . trial. Se,d 81
psuotsas. Rsseanss ~ Fasy 0ssls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

TsAf Flas ALARn. Ore alarm raised
q ssese halt pase ssvsa last evening, VI
eseasissed By The falling ef kesossas
lsmp q the door Of The house Of Mr Stub
blelisd. on second street. between Rock
Island and Iowa. The damage BY the
haines was slight.
n sas FnRioBP busIusss. fleet little
steamer. Jas Means. 10 now no longer reg
slar packet, but is busily engaged in towing
fteights over the Rspids, between lie Clairs
and this city. We understand that the EN-.
ployment 10 this i.ne will continue some>
time, a. larger quantity Of freight 10 to b
attended too.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
REFERENCES

Rev. OaviLLs D.wEv. u. ~, Sheflield. Mass;
Rev Mr. PowsRs, b D., Davenport. Prot. 4.
CRo.Dr. Ex-Prin i,'em, Mass Normal school.
kev. TasoDoss trsoS. y. d. Lowell. Mass.
Gxo. r. asvElxrx. Esq. Daven"ort. Hos. y.
ssnssgs, Treasure Harvard University. and 9th
ers Octx6-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Sss woman 10 asoshss eoluoe psching
Sa0burg srapss " Spsss's Wine. Il bas
sd0.ssSls assaess, ussd 10 The hsspitais and
b - 6sse slass fanilics IN PaEs, London,
end Nsv Yssk, 10 pss6ssenos 70 cid Port
Wine. i u worth tssal, - Il gives eEsas
eAeleeAclle0. dQl.&lY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

AUJAvIkO il the naans, (yrobshly Rsas
sia,,.) oi The most delicious Perfume That
ever came Ia ceotaet with our Oisaclnsy
Nerves.. We sseoamend every one to ~
IT, F1r salc BY al the principal Drugk kists.
-IAoiy Bostes 7roeeier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

HeacvAgb PItLs. s.-Nsrvo ous headache.
IRON whasevsr cause, peb,lity. Indigestion,
oos6Sesse6, uvse ooAc clalas = nssvous dis.
osxisvA ~ ksi { speay end - ical euss
- tloiioSsy's MsditiheA. fhsv invieosate
she cDmaitaeioo, reetofs ~ torpid eserey
q ths the sspmach. ssinalaee ~ aeeion Of
~ AsOlas e'sanss - hhoA - pasify the
0Pcrssi"ns q Ne bile ~ hvsr. So By IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30
CIT Y 1T e M =.
W,xsxRisn.-The recent chang. in the
atmosphere is decidedly winterish.

DsLAYBD.-Mr. Abbott did not lecture at
Rock Island sn Saturday evening last, - IL
wao anuouoced he would.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

No.. ; W. eat second So.
DAvEnPORr. IOWA.
WE.RESPECrvULiY ASK THE ATTN.
w tion .! the psblic 10 our large and .am
plets Stock. coaistirK In part 81
RAILS. FENCE WIRE, PlOws,
FARMING TOOiS. MANILA AND
TARMED ROPE, WINDOW al ASS.
PUTTY. LIKHkED OF. TuRi ENTINf.
WHITE LEAD, LEAD rlpE.
FABLE AND POCKET Cu1ILkt.
0o1ver p1aseA ~ re-. emshrr mud
oe0Nher oSclsbsv.
BRUSHES, COTTON tANn NiNr TWlNfa
BROOM 1WlkEs, uNOsiM WIRE
PITCH. OAkUM, FILLS. CHAINS,
HORSE SlluES HORSE NAiIS
PuMPS. PlHTOlS. SIlU1 tttEls.
POWDER fLsSkS r0ks rIAIN
xlrTLEH AND SAUCE PANS Hotst.AR
PkNTERS'. Su1P CakIINTIks MA
Cn1NlST'S AND COnrtRS' Tutls.
And . general sssot,Urnt OF y.s Dc ~ ~, I,r<.
which We offer at WHOLESALE kt1Au
q ths)
- OWRal N1nrMcl Rnfes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Go 70 ras Basr.-Go 20 Bryant. StsaS
ton 1 Msrrill's Davenport Commercial Col.
lego, to get . thorough practical business
education, or to beccms : good sound tsle-
graph operator. For circulars address ZEN.
closing seamps) Bryant, Stfatton Z Merrill,
Davenport. Iowa, dwlv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

WAR nonsense for man to promenade
ele streets with his nice clothes stained ViIh
pe,as ~ grease. when it is the work of hot
. osmsnt 70 remove II BY the use Of The &c
leetic Cleaoser"
Sold By al druggists and grocefs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

foe protection from the abovs, call on R
SIMPSON I co. and take out Policies in
those 0rst ase Insurance Companiss repre-
sented BY chem. Where ths aGsursd par
eicipats in the Profits Of che companies
without incuring any liability. Once No.
~ Brady 81. apr.6>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

Paaaa ana EuAcy 0Uapo.
Pats SOAp, OlD ~ ~ WuDoOa,
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TIE mo-: popslas. aost pass - desirable vesis-
tie now bsloee IL public.
OUH PALM SOAP
isan catirsay new psepassetsn. eod = nads fFuo
Pain N. bssacAsd withoss seiAs ~ eAsacas II any
kind warranted psss. 1tis ths VT sass.
Busnhsms vas scAaack. Chieaso. Wholesale
seests .os The Nssthwest. sola by 1ruegiss svay.
whsrv. Massiscsused - NeKeeae. vsn llaaean .
Co., - South front ssfert Philadelphia, Cha.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

"Acc,DRxrs Gill happen In The best Of
families !" and thote housewives who are
sasacioss saough u keep . supply Of the
"Eclectic Cleanser" 10 the house, have at
hand the means Of removing the unsightly
stains which will intrude themselves IN the
NEST careful households.
Sold by oil druggists and grocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

the of{ice Of the b. I. r. r. Co., On goods
received from the East, reach the round
sum Of $:5 900 each month. Our ship
ments are thus souched upoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-30

HILLS HAIR DYE, 10 cssts. black .
.h..,s, .p..,.;..;,. :. ...h =. ~ .,...i
New York City. Sold by al Dfuegists.
patent medicine, pertumery and fancy
goods stores everywhcsr. junsl1 -dly
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-16
G O M M e r G I A L

oo W,NNsBoRo, June l5.-Cotton
currency. ~
Flour, $l4. Is. per barrel.
Lard, "a to 80c per pound.
Corn, Sl.70 a ITS per bushel.
'm Peas, Sl.75 per bushcl.
Bacon, 90 to 25c per pound.
Meal, Sl.75 per bushel.
Sorghum, 75c per gallon.
Salt, $500 per sack
Butter, 25c. per pound.
Eggs, 20 to 25c. per dozen.
Tobacco, Is to $l.lO per pound.
Gold, 35 al tasi
COLUMBIA. June l4.--Cotton, Is TO
23, gold; 23'to 80, currency,
rH Corn, $3.50 to Ito per bushel.
Flour, $ll to Is per barrel
)" Oats, $l.l0 to l.2O per bushel.
Peas, 50. 90 to 2.I0 per bushel.
Hay, So rs to 2.70.
Rice Rangoon. prime, ll3 to ll!c;
Carolina ] 4 to- SC.
Tobacco, 45c. to Ito per pound.
Coin, gold 81 to 40c. premium.
CHARLOTTE, June IA, 66.-Cotton.
None offering. M'ddling would com.
mand 2S4. .o
Flour $l2.50 al4.00 per barrel.
..> Bacon, l633 lSc. per pound.
Corn, $l.50 LEO per b,Ishel, in de-
mand. , n..
Peas. $l.45 a LAO per bushcl.
Meal, $l.50 SLIGO per bushel.
Wheat, none offering.
n Oats, $l.00 Ito per bushel.
Sorghum, SOC. per gallon.
Gold, $l35.
GA Silver, 81 80.