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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-16

@- 1t is said President johnson will veto th
bill for tho admission Of the New State of Colora
do. Glad to hear Il.
1ss- Rumor has it that the lieutenant genera
has said that Congress must increase the army
as he cannot get along without moro troops.
@> The editor of an Eastern paper says
"Wc have adopted the eight hour system in this
office. We commence work at eight o'clock in
tho morning and close work at eight in the eve-
ming"
Gs- General Dick Taylor arrived at Dahlone.
&c few days ago. Hs is going to work tho gold
mines at that place, In connection With North.
crn' General.
D negro man was attacked and eaten up
by wolves ia Arkansas, d short time since. He
had defended himself with knife which he had
used in slaughtorfng hogs, and killed 6vo wolves
before he wad overpowered.
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Gen. Sickles Returns to Charleston.
A Washington telegram soy. that Gen. sIcKLEs'
though confirmed declines his mission TO the
Haeus, prefsrrins hia present position. He will
return to Charleston. He reports in Washington
tha, Affairs are gradually improving in our State
The labor question, he says, is well settled and
The lawlcss operations in the Northwestern por-
tion of The State have ceased.
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Renrieyed.

We wore yratfei to learn at late hour last
night (says tho Charleston Courier of the lotn')
hat information Anl bepn resolved in this city
from an entirely reliable source in Washington
city, that Messr.. james Crawford Keyes and +.
G. Showers, now confined in Castle Pincxney un-
der sentence of death, had been ropIievcd by the
President for tho space Of three months.
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Are You Prcnared2

Capt BENL. Roper, our indofatigabe and wor-
thy Tax Collector, will open his Books at thi'
place on the 2lst ins!., to collect tie State and
District Tx for the var 1855. Areyo prepared
to me t him? If net, you had better Commence
hustling round and gathering up "green-backs."
The wise man taketh hint, and profteth thereby.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-16

TExAs.-The Galveston papers say that the
cotton crop is promising. More has been
planted than ever before in one year much
oE it silk cotton, approximating to sea island.
The wheat crop will probably be the largest
evrr reapcd. Travellers in Northern Texas
report that farmers are getting on very well,
with abundance of meats and breadstuffs.
The freedmen are said to be doing very we'll.
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We Like their Style.

Wcnewspaper men like tho liberal manner in
which Messrs. A. T. GRAY & Co., are using prin-
ter's ink, and the lucky purchaser that goes to
that rousing big house to buy his goods will be
oid times and old prices have como again Read
and read closely, that perfect "whnle" Of an cd
yertiscmont, and make note. Give them CALI
and you will thank us for giving the advice.
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Stray Colt.

STRAYED from the subsdribah ON, the asa
y April. BAY FILLY, abou. ewo years old
Her tailed had been trimmed, and both hind feet
are white. When last hoard from she wns in tbe
neighborhood Of COleman's y Roads. Apv in
formation OF her waereabouts will bo thankfully
received any one taking her up vim be compen-
with Mr.. johnson Lowry, o, at Dorn's Mills. ''''
May Is 4ts "a
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Buttons.

Certain ladies of Charleston wrote to General
Leo, asking him to givo them as n memenso some
thing, no matter hvrs trivial, which he bad worn
dnr;no the W r. The rebel chieftain sent them
some uniform buttons, with the following letter :;
LIxraoroS, Va, Dee 22', 1865.
Your letter OF 18th inst. has beon received, ana
7 wish i, was in my power to send you something
worthy of acceptance; but have mo,hing "aicn
They bear the arms Of Virginia. which hopo
IN nnt m.ke them the less acceptable.
Thanking you fer your kind sentiments to-
wsrds mo. f:reman, vury respectfully your ooe-
sient ss, serran. R. y. AKE.
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g D. F McEwEx's neat and handsome little
store is now supplied with the greatest variety Of
fancy confectionaries, nuts fruits. pickles, &C.
Put your purse in your pocket and take stroll
there. A hint to tho luvers Of good things Is oil
that ia nceessnrY.
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Tax Collectors N.nficc.

n WILL OPEN MY BOOKS iior Tho o,;lect;o,
j of the State and District Taxes at Edee6s,S,
c. H., on the 2lssiust. and n nj keep the,s apen
until the 5th July next. TA
Tax Payers are requested to come forward at os
early day as they can,
Those having freedmen employed aro rcoucst.
ed to make the returns ana pay tho Taxes for.
them.
Ny books will open at o O'Clock A. NJ, and
close at p. II. 1"'s
RS Those who have failed to mshe their As,
seaanent rqt9rns mist do so bytbe8slr jana pext.
or they will 6e subject to doubietay. -'>
BENZ. ROPER.
May tf .,e
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For the Advertiser.
Lines ON the recent May.party

Lines on the recent May.party
Ivgx BY THE Youxo MISSES AT THE EDuErIEL
FEXALE COLLEGE.
Wearing garlands of fowers,
And robed in white,
They entered the Hall
In the dim twilight;
The Herald appearing
First, oil ease and grace,
Next Fairies and Floras
Who with her kept pacej
Then the star Of the eve,
The young elect Queen,
With her Maids of Honor,
Most fair to be seen
With noiseless steps
Glided up to the Throne,
And her form slightly bending
Accepted the Crown!
Then gracefully rising
Hor subjects addressed,
And they sweetly responding
Their devotion prOfesscd.
Thorc were Parents present
With silvery hair,
Or their.daushtcrs so fair;
And others, still youthful,
Who with pleasure surveyed,
The light in the picture
Thar little ones made.
Twas beautiful sight
And I forced back tho tears
That wslled up to my oyoa
Az thought how soon years
Would throw DER their hearts,
Then, SO happy and light,
RcIlity's stsrnnOssf
Aud pe'chance, Sorrows blight;
But twas no place for sadness,
For all there were gay;
And soon ws were vending
To the 6aYuet away,
Where wGe siands profuse,
And lu.urns rare,
W nipu atlol tHe SHeSts
We're inied to share;
And each IN. partook
With APPARENT delight,
OF the "fsst of fat things"
That grcted the sight.
When thdeasting was over
Tho tabs were cleared,
And blithas that May.day
The da'crs appeared;
Chasing Inc few hogrs
With "sinkling feet"
Then quity departed,
Aud thplay was complete.
W.R.
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A Rureau Smashed.

A dispatch from Meridian, Miss, (says the
Chronicle d. SsntineI states that the premises oc-
oupiod by the officers of the Froodmon's Bureau
Mt that place, was cptered by R mob and its con-
,sn,s tumbled into the street. Such exhibitions
of violence are wrong, imp"itic, and depioraoie.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements will ne inserted at the rate "i
ONE DOLLAR md FIFTY CENTS per Square
il0 M;ninn lies ,r ,ess) fer the first insertion
aud O yE COLLAR for each subsequent insertion
~.s-A liberal li.conn, will DO mndc to those
wi.nin to advertise ny th- year.
4 ,n.uaciny Candidates s5.o0. in advance.
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GT The cabin passage by the Peoples Limo,
from Charleston to New York, has hpen redro.d
to $25 This line is CON posed Of Grst:class steam
er., aasrliug excellent nccomlno la,i"ns. The
present rat" Is $40 less than by oth.r lincs.
Messrs. Willis q Chisholm arc ths Sgcl.s at
Charleston, -
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Admitted 10 Equity.

On Wednesday, the 9th, in the Court of Ap-
pcas. then in Session in Columbia, Messrs. TILL
NAN II. CLARK and a. J. NORRIS. of this District,
were admitted and enrolled as Solicitors in
EnmitY.
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COMMERCIAI.
CHARLESTON. Nav 10.


cOTTON.-The price of Cotton during the
mast week has been remarkably we'll sustained in
this market, and on Saturday last, owing to the
light stock, holders succeeded in getting IN im-
proyement of about cent per h. on the better
class of Cotton, which advance has sIco -beeu
kent up. The sales of the week amount to about
1900 bales with receipts of 1858 bales. The
market closed very firm yesterday, and Those
wishing tho better class Of Cotton had to pay full
prices. We quote: Ordinary, 24@26; Low Mid
iliny, 2s; Middling, 29@3O; Strict Middiing,
sO@31; Good Middling, 80.
RICE.-Thc receipts and stock are very light
with prices without attention. Clean Caroiana
selling at IL to IL cents per lb.
HAY.-The arrivals OF North River continue
large, and VIC learn of sales of about 500 balef at
l.55 a hundred, 200 bales do at Sl.5O p hnn-
dred.
CORN.-The receipts since our last have
amounted to some 10000 Bushels, but in eonfe-
ouence of buyers holding out for q decline, the
transactions hive been limitod. The operators
of the week have been almost entirely confined
to retail sales. We quote tho article at Slso0 LIS
70 bushel, weight, without bags.
OATS.--Are in full supply with only limited
saspirJsv Es Asfh Asseh P2 1s5s9 W.
and in jobbing way 20 cents p bushel.
FL0UR.-Has been in only limited demand.
Supers have sold durin-: tt week at $S.37@S.50,
and Extras OF 50. 9.50@9.75.
BACON.-The supply for some time having
been limited, the stock on hand has been getting
light, which has impaired firm feeling to the
market We hear Of sales Of prime Shoulders OF
Is cents p lb, and prime Ribbed Sides III cents
Is 70. with 40 upward tendency.
SALT-The only transaction Of tho week tina,
we have learned was an auction sale of 800 suck,
Liverpool at Sl.l2l to Sl.17l p sack.
GOLD il dull-the Brokers buying at 81 and
selling at %.
AUGUSTA Nay IL, 1866
C0TT0N.-There was very fair demand with
a light Offering stock, and no change inprices OF
yesterday. We quote middling 27, strict mid
ding 2S, and good middliDg 20.
For the week ending to-day, Ices bales were
received over the Georgia r. R., most of which
vas shipped through.
QOLD.-There was fair demand, and sale,
we're made at 12S; Brokers buying Mt 1875.
SECURITIES.-Seyeral lot: of Georgia Rail- |
oad Stock sold ut S6. For large lots S. Wa.
,fered and refused. Small parcels fold at 81 |
md 3S.
City Bonds are in demand at 81. Old Georgia
ix per cents were inquired for, but there were
zone on the market.-Coustitutiona
NEW YORK, May H.
Cotton firm at 34@35. Gold 29b.
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A termination NJ Ridyewny.

WARREN < LorELAcE. at Rilseway, are elo-
sing out their stock at cost. Go ,hither, every
body; and go soon. Remember, delays are
dangerous"
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Notice.

A LII Persons having demands aeassst the Is.
IN tate Of SHIRLEY B. wHATLEY, decd.
are requested to present them forthwith to tho
undersigued and those indebted to eaid Estate
are requested to make payment to the undor-
signed. wv. ADAMS. E.,o,
May Is sm 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-16

ns- Cosratulatory messages hnyo passe! over
,hr ,,w;y o.n,trustqd telegraphic line botwsonf
Washington and ynncuuver's Island, In the Pa
e;fc. The Governor of the Island sent greeting
On ,ss 9Th inst. tu President JOhDsan, nDd Tho
latter sso dogs sgte,, reinroed cOraai Eaepooaa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-16

ALL kinds Of CHOICE WINES. r,oos.o
& 81 arSts rsSSA;Snf AZ HOLLAND GIN and tho BEST BEST
# you desFea gopd aEtia!o for finn ilv ma. :.
will sell Gne. article of Rosraon by the ~
'ar IA at augusta prieea hS tAp A.ssel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-16

mr The obituary nntice of that esimable
gentleman, Mr.. W. W. WHITE. has been received,
and will appear in our rcxt issue.
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IsOsING OUT

gEaHESsubscribcrs take pleasure in notifying
II th6ir friends and the public that from this
dat they will commence TO sell their LARGE
-STOCKiOF GOODS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-16

IL. thGir friends and the public that from this
data they will commence 10 sell their LARGE
.ST0CKt0F GOODS
AT PRIME COST!
Our Stock consists in part Of q beautiful array of
LADIES, DRESS GOODS, fuch as
; laYiss MUsIINS aud 0RGANDIEs;
Plain, Dotted and Embroidered SWISSES;
White JACONETS and Indian NULL;
Summer and Mourning CALICOES;
Swiss TRIMMINGS;
Checked MUSLINS;
Ladies' COLLARS and CUFFS;
Ladies, Gonrs and Boys Fancy NECK TIES;
Ln'lies' HATS.and2B BoNNETS;
HOMESPGNs-all kinds;
Gentlemcns-weariuy, LINlsNS-;. .za-. r=-
HOOP SKIRTS, DC, &c.
Shoes and Boots
Just received and opened beautiful variety Of
Gentemeu's FINE SUMMER SHOES, euabra-
ciag Parent Leather, Goat Skin and Calf Skin
Shoes. 80 80 -1
Choice Groceries.
"A.""c" and Crushed SUGARS;
COFFEE, HYS0N TEA ;s'N'
Black PEPPER, Co, king SODA;
MACARONI, CANDLES, SOAP;
White and Apple VINEGAR, DC.
Hardware, CrockeTy, &c.
NAILS. weading HOES, Trace CHAINS;
PISTOLS, Gun and Pistol CAPS;
POWDER and SHOT; 49,
POCKET CUTLERY;
A beautiful selection Of GRANITE WARE,
&C" WARE;
BRIDES and GIRTHS;
BLACKING and Backing BRUSHES,
And great many articles too tedious to mention.
We invite our patrons to look-through our Stock
and if they sec'any ything they need, We are con-
fdcnt that we cur sell it to them.
GS-We know that money is becoming scarce.
hence we are determined to sell our present
Stock of Goods.
WARREN 81 LOYELACE.
Ridgawoy, May is St 20
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Our Merchants.

~ JAMES RAIxsFoRD, Esq, again has our
thanks for another late batch of English papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-16
Fresh Groceries

HYJHE Subscribers are.in receip. Of, and will en-
IL dcavor to keep on hand, choice Lot OF
family Groceries, such MS
COFFEE. SUGAR. TEA;
CANDLES, SOAP, MAcKEREL;
FLOUR, LARD, MACARONI;
Black PEPPER, SPICES, CITRON, SODA;
Water and Fancy CRACKERS, &C.. DC.
Also, on hand variety of NUTS apiG CANDLES
All of tho above mentioned articles, besides
many not enumerated, wo propose to sell as cheap
as they can be bought in Edge6eld.
~ Call and give us trial.
J.R. CARWILE 4 co.
May Is If 20
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Notice.

"A IL Persons indebtedto tho Estate of WM.
IN CORLEY, decd, are requested to pay the
saue with out delay; and tiross having demands
against the said Estate are hereby Eotifed to ron
der them in Immediately.
May st ls
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Estate Notice.

"A LII p.rsons indebted to tho E.tate of J. P.
"A baTES, deceased. are requested to pay the
same ~ early AS passihle. Thnse having claius
asaias' the said Estate notified to rcpdeE them
In to the Undersigned. lGnpe1lg ns.,s,ed.
,,- AAlcT j. Rates, Adf1.
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Choice Groceries.

a." &C" and Crushed SUGARS;
COFFEE, HYSoN TEA; ~
Black. PEPPER, Co, king SODA;
MACAR0NI, CANDLES, SOAP;
White and Apple VINEGAR, DO.
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A Good Assortment of Groceries.

GLASS AND cRooKERY,
HARDWARE, TINWARE, CUTLERY. 6e
We have one of the largest aud most compl0to
stockt of Goods ever offered 20 the public In q
country Store. -
Our Goods were parehassd CHEAP, and we
intend to sell them rs cheap as they can be pur
chased in Augusta or elsewhere, f
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AT PRIME COST !!
Shoes and Boots.

Just received and opened beautiful variety Of
Gentlemeu's FINE SUMMER SHOES, euabra-
ciag Parent Leather, Goat SKIN and Calf Skin
Shoes. 80 - -
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HYMENEAJ.

DAISY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Sssheoi a saos lsls q oia10ie3 scr Sn y.
ssssls, eafoqlio a. r. v.sss 49,. ~ a. fSs
spsiss ssperass; eAs:ee g ssr sssS rs ~ ~
WhsoS-naehss ~ vhees hr1ss w N rs
un lsDsene 8 oaG0Da19; Ne. : spfise :. \. :, "a
q S1 - Of ssjsooe6 epsi6e q rom -; ~
: noina q oaoeOaoo fSs yegulas NO. !; uSs !. -:
% 4 6 3: o 7o0l . for No. 2sprins 10 mort. -
Oosa-Opsasl qeiss end sasees, ~ ssu SSsSyy.
1870 6sn osd 6uoyaat, aad sdvenese WY
49, veso fpeo easto 3sl<e TO- No i uOs ~ q 9:
3: 90 sc for new rejected. Ear eosn !" ss'"ns -
1sis-Thre y aay aosant Of activity IN eeses ~
the ,narkse closes f@Xe higher. sslss we're m:us
81 from 84kc to 3skc fr No. .. and from "'a"''
for rel cted cosirg Soeh. g., 10
Ry-- Steady AID qsivs. Saes a. s'es'. 80 -, :
ana 4, 1ssac fS No O. closing ~ s5ess, rer
R.,,.y Easter, but moders' esy scuve- W 60" ~.
a. :. ~ GOO bushels oS3 $50 for No ana NJ -
a. rejec,~d; clos pg At ess,65 for the former
proyia ons More sctiv~. nut easie' Cncs 20 s.Aie
ard mcse pork q. e2l and new stanha 10 A"''
offered :, i2k C. bot buS only offer is51c s "a
eeeAe-IYmuehy eeed In 1hiS requess ~ v<.s % ~
aia ,sscss."~is We, sss n nssd request q -
bet DIV = - Aomas fss nee hO. .o.x.
q ttN-No 0ooA eaatie b oeftes. 6socs, ssssAs
0heop-1D6A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

"a. SWANS VEGETABLE HAS BALn
invarishl, restores grey hair TO its frigi-
~ color without staining the Elm or
csSJnne. L. leaves ;ae most Of. dead
i\er,-p hair. soft, moist anf glossy.
cnu-\i. TO curl. md keeps i. iq its place.
while promotes it, growth and pre-
tents iiN Mailing eff.
II cosfa\ ,.i'trr o. or ai1Aol.
SumcroS preparations oil. alcohol
and sulrha' 'ave been y lined upon the
public, and Ii, ing total failed to give
satisfaction. TN nannf sturers have de-
ser-edly come y grief
DR.. Swain war; us his Vegetable Balm
10 accomplish all he claims for IL, and
authorizes his agent o refund the money
wherever i, fails to Y satisfaction.
1t is an entir w and scientific
preparation, prof. eco ~ be distilation Of
rare and fragrant howers, hieh readers it
not only the b I renewcr a the world,
but makes it Articularly n reeable - .
hair dressing 10 both old \ I'd young.
while its liqI IA purity and dor odor are
in striking tatrast with the nd(ty mix
lures usu,) y sold.
The pro- rie.or has letters from N Ny Of
The NEST distinguished as well - fashN ss-
bic psoVe. judges, clereymen, lawyNE r.
physicit ss. opera sinsers. actresses. a
certifj ing to the remarkable virtues q
the Balm
Don't let any dealer urge npcn yos diff
ferent article, but II your trstfesman tOss
mt hnep this, send one d01l1r 1ora trial tot-
tic tothe neASeet agent, or e60 proprietor.
II for grey hair, send 1br MOL.
II for hair dressing. send FOR No. =
G. II. eweln, proprietor. No. "a south We
ter street, Chicago.
For sale by Ill the Wholesale druesises
In Chicago.
STARKS. Wholesale and Reta
santa nnvanoueA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Nsw Yosk, Nov. 20.
A Hssald's special ssys: NJ. Slidell, 10
once faaous Rsbel Mioietse y Fsoneo, ons
Of cor most setive enemies, In Eerope, -.
Gently applied % he 0ovesn0eot foe pafdou
through II. Bisslow, Minister q Paris. The
reply Of The 0ovogu0one W. thos - intee>
coufss q cusrsspeo1secs q any kind esuld
be held with NJ. Slidell.
A Tins' special says: Il = usdsssGesd
that Gen. Sherman and L. D. Camobon will
iasst land 1t Tsupico. and failing 70 dad there
the representatives Of the Mexican Republic
will then 10 10 Vera Crux.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

GALVESTON, Nov. ia special 70 New
York reports spirited attack On Hnea0osa
% the 9Th. The ekismish laseed SevUsAl
hours. The forces under 0eu. 0ubla gcin
ing ground, but distracting Cortena 10 did
not follow up his success. The defenders
lost twenty prisoners
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
A Pssse FseiAe.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Nov. 2O-About {
O'Clock this q. m, the expected prize fight
took place ut Johnson's Landing below Al.
TX ,ndriA. The contestants were Nike Carr,
alias tnglish Of this city. and w. II. White,
OF Baltimore Forty -four rounds were fought
in thirty six minutes. On the esventh
round Whites shoulder WAS dislOcated. Il
10 said that English fairly won the fight, but
the referees claiming that foul blow was
struck BY him. gave the victory TO White.
The backers Of Epglish refuse TO pay the
bet until the matter can Be submitted 70 pu.
gilistic dcciaiOn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
LATE NEWS


-
NEW Yonx, Nov. e0.-T1eeommee OCsss
oueen with - Francisco doooo - the SNA
and Panama dates to the l0sh inse.. has eF'
rived.
Australian dates to the 6th ult.. had been
received by steamer o. Panama
Commercial peace prevailed ct Sydney.
Rust had attacked the growing wheat
crops. which nevertheless promised plenti'
fully.
in fun supply and o. X. The present price'
leave loss to imporiers. Gal. wheat Wal
IS ej 10 Ga: Cal fpnr l5DlGs Cal oats b
% barley 4sCc4s 3D..
Tie West Coast natives continue trouble
-omc. Several skirmIshes have taken place
IN which the government forces ipuicsse
severe puuishmens on them.
There were fears that Peru would b win
drawn from its alliance against Spain.
New rich gold mines had been opened II
Chill near CapiaeoapO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
Davenport Carnage Rspssltsry
TOBACCO.
NEW CIGAR STORE.

Cor Commercial a Hey 4 Perry -
.fR.V'OLD 3 LeCLe1lME,
INVITE THg PUBLIC To GALL At THE
i sew susstsrs when sny thiss 10 The lsns Of
Tsbaecs, Cigars Or fancy cssds,
are wanted. They have = iuli snpply Of oil
grades. cell cheap and guarantee satisfaction.
The attention 81 WHOLESALE BUYERS
u rspecislly called to the stock. They manu-
facturc their own goods. md can sell - cheap
~ any other houae in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

New YoRx, Nov. 2O.-A Cincinnati die
match avs . fire there last night destroyed
100000 worth Of property belonging TO
Jones & Broinnon, LIQUOR dealere. and Nip.
pcn & Bros, dealers In clothing. They
we're partly insured.
A Herald Washington special ssys, news
of very Startling character may 30 expect.
ed from Mexico 10 . short time.
It 10 asserted upon good authority that
Macmillan will leave nexicO shortly aftei
the arrival Of Gen. Sherman. and that there
will be NO French troops on the coil OF Mex
leo thirty days after his arrival there.
OuartesmastesD end COmMi1oosy oe0rei
for 0OOO troops have been ordered to For
ness Monroe. This u supposed 70 NEAR
Sherman and Mexico.