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LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1tbunc.I

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1rtoanc.I
Stw YoEx. December 8.
pxxApsfryTs.
There y SOME speculative demand for nour, and
shippers bought extra State at s917h993 bo1 otncs
vtse nearly nontna1. Sp,uE wheat Il 5e taver than
on Thurtday. Unc load xAs taken lar B&llmofe- and
haehts for too su to Liverpool, At Sd By stea. lo-
cal nlllers arc also buJnk. Com closed quiet Ship
pm pay liz ste&t serJ little speculation. State osts
Nc1s taken literally On specuistion.
rKx1au1s TO tIrktrool-
By sAl. 3D.
Coaee DALI With aa1cs Of Rio At tsa92ssc Sugar nat
with sasa Of tAis to prime At lpA8uHc.
tHos1a1oss-
New pork scN ut Fl .oo-c1ostng frn. Lard general
" better, With sales OF choice new 1t lsc.
LITE EGGS.
Rneelpts, 3. carr, selling a. txc.
Money and stoths In New York.
NEW ToRk. Derembefa 8.
, Aos1IaMse5fes [-a s sts4dy :: 81 Z 1ssxx RS ST.
Gotn-Loxsr. openlng u 1ast AdT anetnx to 1ssh.
7 GoEzsxs12r 8 a srpu-uncAaased but quiet.
Aoxzr-M.rkr. cary to III. snd demand qu,seuod.
spcT cens md veiy dtIe lev oa1lness st - cent
There are MIR t.aasActtons Al prz CENT oo GoseEa
TeotA Gp!1tnsy e stln no.ine o. ~ nom tas
The Gorcrnnen, Will pay ont III ,s0oGp next week i
interest the 80 notA and tn1t VIII fartter tteTa
he rnAsaes tlme uttcounss c,nttnos 70 pa4a II 6s
Gop-Har2es dull and " adj this afternoon closlnx
Go1HsaU7 srcrtr11u-Du1 s-d heav7 this alter
noon Il decline of van ~ cent Cloe1ux prizes:
Esxitse!tA 81. 81 *!aa ~ .ou7. g. .,sH& !ssx
sSRees Re iS1s seseR 's; tiosx
- tonp. G..:lE MlSN
, 1866-12-10

ST. Joun's CHCrcu SUNDAY scnooLs.-Ftc-
paraijon. are being made for a grand festivsl ii
The Washington Skating PARK Hail on Wednes-
day elcniuG. December -, for ihe bencdt of toe
srn5a. Schools, Home A1d Mission, connected
with lte church All who feel IN interest In the
ernd4y School HoIk. snd Wish to clSe substantial
aid to ihc lhnvine school OF the church and at the
e,mc time refre-h the fnneF m4a. will not Lii to
purchase ncket, which viii be good for supper
ii the hall.
, 1866-12-10

Admission, One DOllar.
No extra cha1To for secnrtd seats-
Reserved seass IN i'*isony Boxes 81 70 The sale Of
se1M pil cnnMenca 1hufkdsy morning, December
u. It po'cotk 1t The Boz Once At lhe OpefA House.
.ROsBY'S OPERA ROUSE,
JEo T. T-RAYNoND.................
Grand ca. hat!aee nd is.t Performance bat ope,
, 1866-12-10

The USEKowE.-The name Of The mau whoze
body IVES found In The lake, ncsr The foot OF Ad-
sins st1cer, Oh FrfdsJ evening, By fisherman, II,
. on, .-pcrtcr Nas informed " Coroner Wagner
:,b.sstons nbonl the neck, II was At nrtt trppotei
LAat the deceased had r1s1 with foul plav. bnt
thi. tuppcsi1on 1vrs throsEn ASIDE br DR.. Wagner
Is soon As tc learned that The fisherman, tmmcdl-
atcly upon trsuine the corpse. had fastened rope
around IL reck and towci 1t ashore. An inquest
will probably be held on Monday,
, 1866-12-10

ErRx on WET JAcEsoA SrHErr.-Tbe alarm
Of fire sounded frun box M. n soont o'clock
on Saturday afternoon was occasion.d by seeing
smoke mud lame itsuinR from tho roof Of The
rc.td crec Of Rt. Cobb st No. III West Jackson
street, between Ihsoop and IIDorn,s. The daues
spread yc:y rapidly Ia TIC hu,ldtR until the sea1
aud ccatIaf portions were quite Destroyed For,
TN ately tor those residing e1st Ut Mr.. Cobb
90 strongly rom tho west that the unase nc1t
west nf Ii ws: onl3 for sto.t TINS In d1n.r-
The lo.cs portion Of the hease, q zcse shrl'.
about saU worth OF furniture. The los. was
aLoai $500, which Is bctleve3 70 have been tuily
coverrd by insurance. There was no tr.eon II!
epurLtre tic .:rnef1l alssrn eIrent the high wind
which prevailed, ~ the building was quite s7ast
Eus1 any osL CTS iu the vicinity.
, 1866-12-10

4 CAs7-AwAr.-Bncf reference wks made in
Saturday 1n1BIa1 TO the dea'h u one William
Van Brunt 1t lbe Brfdeue1l on Friday morning.
The deceased IVES placed IN the 1udt~cll on tsc
9Th fnstatt, hy one ol h1s beat E3ends. With lie
hope thaI The discipline Of shht ESTABLISHING II
prevent. @ % she nofsos witch i. Who sese sUs's a.
quaint. d With the caee anticipated. The body
VA placed n ) 1oetalic eofAn yesterday After
noon, and viii be forwarded to Adrian, Michigan.
II Is represented TO us that aha' deceased WEB 4
nan Of ccradduanle wealth a few years aso, auI /
hst hls worldly prospectt. before The destruction
Of hi. Intellect by strong dsahk, were Of psprlB
irc cha5nc.et
, 1866-12-10

UElTH OF Two IoEaIa 1t 1NE FAIL or pkk-
ucx.-A serious accident happened Last hight 1t
the cortcr Of Sherman and Van Burcn streees, o.
poetic the new depot Of the Michigan Southe n
Railroad. A derrick was erecteo In front Of Il
new once bu,lo.rSA ncH In process Of efce1to,
hon when ;~9 guy fopse, ossd -; iss pnrPa,e o.
atrrei, beng attached TO plies IN erout Ct th>
Jez7te Hon:e. About elstsa o'clock ls.t niy,
fostet attached, WIS proceeding a1oug lie
strcet, vhtr one OF the hor*es, conta:
uesx ihc side y here the rope. vas too tox tJ Al
nil of 4 passage, got entaSEled, and broke E..-
.nnnnrt- Ihe derrick 1tll With sounding c1a4 ,
n2ht On ,hc b4ekt 9, tse hs,ses, Kiln: tasn eo,h
s.n Tue dy .n.as,ss oa ias osn' ,ss
Injury. 1sn :,
eafe rnndiiou snd was directly IN the way Of t1av-
= fiad ti,e ntrT,ck fallcn few Teet from whsse
il did. the eooeequeaeea might hatc been dIesd.
ful, ~ rome passengas were IN toe oaAo'ons Al
the Lime,
, 1866-12-10

EtGuTH fnIeHfTERtAF CHuRcn.-Thc now
church cdifce Of the Eighth Presbyterian Church,
sitnAted ut the northwest corner OF West Wash
lngton And Rol.ey streets, was formally opened
with religious services yesterday forenoon. The
though tue carpenter work Is being pushed r1pid-
y forward. The SaboaIh School rooms Ii the
basement Of tic church htrc been dul l.hed. and
The echooI xtl1 now be In regular session every
SUNDAY aIle:noon. The eorE1eRatlau assembled
yes etcay in The basement tooms, where the
opening services were held. After the singing OF
ahymu, and prayer Icing oHesld, the pss1or,
Rev James 7. Matthew'S, read portion Of the
Scriptures, md preached a very instructive dis
cuuire apprupfiAte to the oecas!on-
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-03
ST. MARY'S BOROUGH.

Nos. 43, As, 55, Sc, SO, 81, 62-Centre
street, Ridgwsy Farm g. Coal company Sl3,
So; 9, 40, 43, A, 81, 81, 35. SO, 81, 80, 80,
40, 41-Maurice street, r. F. and c. com
pany S29, 10; 81. 33, So, 81, 80, Al, A, As,
AZ, 49, 40, 81, SO, 81, 55-John street. R.
F. and G. company, 500, 40; /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7-George street, same owner, Sl3,58; 4,
5, 8, 10, 90, 26, 27-Chas. street, same ow-
ner, S13,96; 10, 20, 81, 25, 26, q, 2S, "a,
%, 22-Church street, same owner, S19, 10;
13-Lewis street, same owner, 81, "a G.
School street, same owner, S1,9i: 2-Mnl
street, same owner, S3,SS; 46, 62-Centre
street, Chris. Gaibel, S3,SS; 46-Centre
street, Peter Keefer, Sl,9 -, - street,
James Glass, Sl,94; 76, SO 81, Rupert
street, Thomas Black, $4,2O; 6S, same st.,
James Conigan, 81, AZ; sixty.nine, same
street, James Costello, one dollar and forty
two cents fifty seven, same street. John
Dixon, same street, four dollars and forty
nine cents sirty one, Arthur Freel, same
street, one dollar and forty two cents sew
enty, VIM. Cannon, same st. fifty five cents
forty nine, Timothy Lyons, same street,
one dollar and forty two cents; ninety
eight, Patrick street, James Boyle, one
forty two; nine Patrick street, James Boyle,
one dollar and forty two cents; SO and 90,
same street, o. NJ. Dermott, S1,74 ; 104,
same street, McHenly, one dollar and twen-
ty four cents sixty three, John Mckay,
same street, one dollar and forty two cents
sixty seven, same street, John O'Poole. one
dollar and forty two cents; Benedict St
thirty three, Pat. Boylan siTty two cents
8, ". c. Bryant, $l,78; thirty two, Pat'k
Gantry, 81, 1,l8; 10, Terrence Hagen, ST.
twenty two and twenty three, j. r. Huffer,
two dollars and thirty two cents; a. W.
Hackett, $1,78; 10, John Kelly, $l,7S; Is,
Ed. O'Keefe, $l,42; twenty nine, James
Wilson, one dollar and forty two cents
twenty eight, Pat'k Woods, sixty two cents;
10, II, II, James Coad, two dollars and six
ty one cents; Shamrock ST 81. Patrick
Bynes, sixty two cents; twenty nine Patk
Emight one dollar and forty two cents /;
35 NJ. Flynn, 81 cents: 81, 33, ]. Gardner,
two dollars and ninety eight cents As. 0.
Cannon, one dollar and forty two cents :;
twenty nine Pat'k Gilligan, one dollar and
forty two cents; Al, Patk Highland, one
dollar and forty two cents 48, Pat'k Hall,
one dollar and forty two cents. II, Mich.
Irwin, one dollar forty two cents. Twenty
three, I. Joysce one dollar and forty two
cents. Twenty seven, VIM Knish one dol
lar and forty two cents. forty two, James
Moran, one dollar and forty two cents. A,
James Moran, one dollar and forty two
cents. twenty five, b. MOffat, one dollar
and forty two cents. 3S, Nj. Murty, 81 cts.
Is, 10, Mm A Nugent, two dollars and nine
ty eight cents. 33, John Milligan, one dol
lar and forty two cents. 4, Wm 0Connoll,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-03

NOTICE.-Letters ofAdmiDistration of hay.
ing been granted to the Undersigned upon
the estate Of j. e. Chaplin Esq, late of
Ridgway township decd. Ali persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims will present
Ridgway, Feb. 2lst '6G. J. Powell,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-03
MANUFACTURERS OF
nlrnrs Rihns MnskaiS md Nn.h:

MANU- FACTURERS OF
Revolvers, Rifles, Muskets and Carbines,
for the United States Service. Also
POCKET AND BELT REVOLVERs,
Repeating Pistols, Rife Canes, Revolving
Rifles, Rifle and Shot Gun barrels, and gun
materials sold by gun dealers and the trade
generally.
In these days of housebreaking and rob-
bdry, every house, store, bank, and office.
should be supplied with one of
REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS.
Parties desiring to avail themselves of th.
late improvements in Pistols, and superio
workmanship and form, will find all coinbind
in the New Remington Revolvers.
Circulars containing cuts and description
Of our arms will be furnished upon applica-
tion.
L. REMINGTON & SONS, IHon, NY
MooRE & NICHOLS Agents,
No. 40 Courtland 81. New York,
April 9TH 1SGG,-1y
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-03

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. - WHEREAS
~ Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
OF Noligang gSchluttenhoffer late of Benzing.
er township, Elk county decd, have been
granted TO the subscribers. All persons in.
de6tet TO the said estate, are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
CLAIMS against the same, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement to THOS.
SCHLITTENHOFFER, FRAN. SCHLUT.
TENlIOFFER, Executors Cmar-5'66. .6w
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-03

RNAECufOR'S NOTICE. - WHEREAS
~ Letters Testamentary upon the E,t,te
of E. b. Dougherty, decd, have this dov
been granted to the undersigned. All nar,
sons having claims against the estate vii,
present them duly authenticated. and olI nor
sons indebted to said estate will make 10
ment, to SUSAN B. DOUGHERTY, Fx'F Mt
Ridgway, Pa. - "'
Mar-5 6G-6w,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-03

NOTICE Whereas letters of Admins,
tration have been granted to the undersirn.
Go' upon the estate of Willoughby NJ, Red
line late of Spring Creek township, Elk
county decd All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to make
them Known AMI all persons owing said
estate are requested to make payment to
d. l.. SWARTS.
February, 2lst 1866. CIV o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
From the south.

SAVANNAH, March Captain w Dun.
can an officer Of the rebel COMMISSIONER
Department at Andersonyille, was arranged
before the military commission yesterday
on charge of murder, robbery. and cruelty
to United States prise ners, under an affidavit
His witnesses will b. sent for The trial
will commence next week, and will probab
ly last for several days. several persons
who were witnesses in the Wirz case have
already arrived to give their testimony
In the Raleigh, North Carolina House OF
Representatives, the bill in relation 10 ne
grocs, mulattoes, aud persons Of mixed
blood, known as the negro bill, was passed
on the I'd ult., by vote Of rs to n. The
bill was SO mutilated by amendemnts in the
House that the trainers desired it's defeat in
preference to its passage in such form.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
LATE NEWS


Dpo0 Wo0000Goo0s
WAsumerou March S.-The following OF.
DIR has been iss1ed
HBAD QuAnTDne Of The Afoy,
Adjuians 0enesaiS Omcs.
Wellington March Let 1858.
SPECIAL oRDBn. no. W.
a hoard Of o0acon will assemble ct 81.
rouie. No. on March 1lth, l6oe. or or soon
theresfter = pfactimble,to make recommen
dations for brevet promotion from any bre.
vet or actual rank, for which the appoint
ment l. already conferred, TO the grade Of
Brieadier and Brigadier General in the
regular army. They will recommend and
exsmine the officers record during the war
This hoard will make ito recommendations
either from the list of appointments TO those
grades Of ihoss already graded but not cnn.
hrmed, or from o0cers not appointed. The
recommendation will be of two different
classes. First, for gallant and meritous ser
vices. Second for faithful services. The
recommendation OF the first class will only
be Tor specific actions, and campains III
which The officer recommended has been
present, and whose name for brevet - re-
commended, the special action and cam
paign should be stated. The AdjutAnt Zen
eral will at once forward to the senior ofdcel
OF the Board n St. Lous, Mo, the recon-
mepds Tor brevet and other information ne
cessary for the action Jf the b,ard in thu
case Of all officers nominated or recommend
ed tor brevet Detail for the Bosrd-Majo
Generals Sherman, Meade. Sheridan, AM
Thomas. Brevst 1t. COL Dayton ~ record
or.
By command Of Lieut. General Grant.
(Signed] Z. u. TOWNSEND,
| A. A. g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

QuaSo 49, -. ~ - b. oeooto,
dsanents, Il sAks, ~ eSs5sGsfy e
~ 1saaerb h - issQ5 siae esAisse u
discAasgejlse - II u c4rks. nsndseds
Of app1S elo09 ~ pooaeIqAs aro oeill 0ads.
Though ~ ~ = bslak sedusod. III
Ths rrsa1srJ Dspef)1 ksat - rsesivsd
ffoo Qharrseg4t q " no ssasterfsst
- thsto61 e6npseQ0 intsfesg hots.
Tho coh1assieu& Of CuStons hAs re-
esived l1l1edvieuo<hUm Montana Terrific
y, SEATING thse laf3A quantities. u { ods
havs besn asd ~ - being SmuGglsd
into tho vicinity - ~ mines from the
Cuicden provincsaE 0deds have been
ssissd to the amount u 80 900, and the
collector Of thas district rsppsts that he il
bending every esersy 70 The breaking up
country.
The Herald. .p1ti.l .ly.:
A proposition has b 80 pade to the
named Stuers. (br the 1sue q land bonds
Or land scrip q the W. in Europe. each
bond to represent thf value lOf SO many
acres, to b. Aksn " BY The holder Of the
bond upon bis ar. i'll in thie country
Mr. Stuers Dtatss hat the desire to pos
! ssss . piece Of lind, howeser small, il
universal among thk lover class Of Germans,
aud that thu U. 5. land bonds will now
be eagerly bought up throughout the
whole Of Getmsny, and that tho sale Of
land bonds would eM0sunously increase en-
iGyaiiQn -AauAhi6snuI
In view Of : probs ~ increase Of Nation
q Banks.a numbes Of institutions have
filled their applicati( be with the Comptrol-
Ter Of Currency.
The - .omnend d the Internal Revenue
Commissioner to rcd bee the tax on whisky
j. not likely to BE- q opted. From presen,
indications no chan will be msde in the
tax.
Gen. Grant, acco panied by Col. Barnes
10 en- route iOr vs. hington.
Tue Genrs eldesf son ~ being taken BY
him TO West PoinI preparatory to entering
that institution ne b June, which accc unit
for the visit,
New YoRK. Nd ch 5-The steamer Cor
ME, one OF the So nish var vessels which
have for some tim been lying in our port
has sailed from Quarantine.
A fire brot 7ut this morning in tn
cotton storage ed Abiishment Of f G John
son. The loss d property SO far is esti
mated at three hndred thousand dollars
The Times 81 )cial saws:
The PrcsidentA has appointed w. T. Cog
sill, OF Ohio, nj ietcr to Ecuador, in place
Of +. Hossuricl resigned. The appoint
ment was made Upon the Recommendation
/. Of Postmaster q neral Denison and Get
Cox, Of Ohio. r. G. was for some tim
assistant editor ! the Cincinnati Gazette
afterward librari N for the Ohio Legislature
and is now clerH Of the Ohio Senate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

Ill. etpH That Oeesh!
LUNG BjAI;6AM:
The Gsal 1snsly r. ~ en- u
CONSUMPTION,

AND ALL DISEASES or the LUNGS.
0uVHE results 0f ~ uae 10 PROC. o, ts Great
y value The extraordinary hEALING PROP,
EKTiES Ofthis medicine ~ experienced BY eli
found in pamphlet, which can be obtained q
Tie Agents where the medicine is for sale.
Coughs and Colds however distressing are
broken up in ap Incredible short time, By Causing
specific influence on the lungs, 80 that the mat
ter and phlegm are easily expsctorated.
Pains and Soreness Of the Chest arc quickly re-
LEVIED. b. the irrisatcd parts becoming healed
Cold Chills and Night Sweats become INN date
y checked, BY the strength being restored. The
torpid liver isrestored to action, ~ the blood be
comes purified.
ALLEs'SLUEG BALSAK contain. no Cpl
um in any form: Il is perfectly harmless for the
most delicate child.
Cosssnrnvss would DO we'll 10 read his treats
on diseased Lungs.
PHYSICIANS who have failed 70 cure their M
tients should try this Ne icine before they give
The case up. ~ We know very many valuable
lives have b. On saved by oeing persuaded to give
It trial.
Be sure and get ALIENS Lrxo BALsAx, and lc,
no other article DC palmed upon you.
ALIENS LUxa BALsAs isPot up With great care
and with fine steel engraved label, bearing the
sigaturc Of the proprietors.
DON'T FORHETTHAT
| ALLsx's LuxG BALsAx tc.tl 5reaL up the most di.
tvessisg CosgA i~0 tsse hours time.
| Nauv cases ci VOssuAFiioN, tiMs "ere cuusio
! cred incurrble, have been cured in tnis city
/; Gall and get apamphlet. and read the remarkable
cures, which will convince YOU Of the great valu,
Of this medicine
Don't despair because all other remedies hav,
failed but try the remedy and you will not be ID
ceived. For sale by the proprietors,
). N. HARRIS 4 CO, Cincinnati. o.
PRlcs-tl per bottle. sold by Medicine oes
rsthroughout the city and countfy. For ssh,
by r. >. ''allord, Dav export r. Stone, ID us
catine; Or. r. Wosdruf, DesMoines, Muruso,
4 Co., low City. mrlA-eod&euwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

San FRANCIsco, March 2-The registery
law has passed both houses of the California
Legislature. A resolution has also passed
both houses, sustaining the action Of the
majority Of Congress on President Johnson
veto Of the Freelmcn's Bureau hill.
The dwelling and school OF L. NJ. Fer.
mOndese, at Santa Clara, was destroyed Nv
fire. One of his sons persisted and Mrs
Fermondese was burnt beyond recovery.
Three children were also more or less burn
ed. There is no material change in mining
shares
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

The great popularity Of Mrs. winsIow's eootf,
leg aysup, TT shildren ssething has induced I'M.
prinsiplsd psfsons 70 put up articles to BE- used
for the same purbsss, IN advertising which they
havs not only copied our advertisemsats end no.
sisss from sAspssss, bat have copied certificates
and letters ffsn clerUmen and others, amxins
osAse naaAeo - cur genuine esftiAce1pa-
Sew~s efinseeeees. aslsdAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens tine gums, reduces
inflammation. allays all pain, aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: DO moi
let your prejudice, uor the prsiud ces OF others
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine If timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
AUDITOR s OFFICE. IOWA.

DsS AOsSE8s - quarry x7L0, 1000 }
Il il hereby certified ~ Il there has been hled
IN this office sworn statement showing the
condition Of the Provid ent Life Insurance and
Investment Company, located At Chicago, in
the state Of Illinois, ON the LIST day Of January,
A: d. 1853. in accordance with the provisions
Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of the Stste
OF lowe, entitled I'm Act in relation 70 Life In
suranee C0mpani.s. approved March = go. thst
said statement shows that said Company ID pos
sessed Of the requisite amount Of capital, and
invested - requi'ed BY Law. Authority il
therefore given to the above n:med Company
to trsnsscs their appropriate buaineas Of Insur-
ancs 10 thts State e seeoedasss with the laws
sssssos :se,i ne sass sas o!Jssasy. A.
also certified. that Baheock I. Clssk. & Dsven.
port has been daily sppoietsd ~ seld Compasy
y of SceeA viii fdispeWeF to1cks rI.ks of t.
ssrenes thers'a: asA y sskasu lsdes sssvi1s o.
process - providsd ~ lew.
n testineey vAefsoS. have hsssuaGs 81 ~
nana 80 aoxea ~ seol e 49, ~ ~ "a
yeee eeeso wnoeo& IN. 4. haDUsS.
49, ssAs $500
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
FROM Mexico.

NEW York March 3.-Maximillian has is
sued decree granting bouniies to all YES
~el~ il,ng under the Mexican flag of eiphl
dollars per ton to those built in Mexico
four dolass per ton to those introduced b,
Mexican laws, and twelve dollars per ton
10 those making voyages to the United
States, West lndes, south America or Cen
trail America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
co1mERclAL.

chicago Markets.
Hv rsie ,raph.i CH,oAuo Marc 3
Pro, ons- Market iull an lower. SAFE Of ~
n,rk at $s6 2 Their i. limited dema 4 for
PORK ani . lie. nj .. fsu re t. re-
slro n mt al. lot II hop "a changed la De
nj ION l,pse. tig's to, gu = are q III ted Ieque.t
., as
Inrd-Du'l ard nominal, n 17x@17xc
- es-ed VI Quiet. the IN IL ea-'y crsed.
Sales s1G IS all Is, closing at II 7sl div ding
2OO ne
Fluur-L.-, act We hut tie mark,t at lie frm.r.
We 20 esale about 2 80 ibis - IS 730.7 so tor
us", n To choice gradrs fsprng extra, and 81 for
u sou ainter & Dies
w,.at Ma q . ed hrmer. adj ancei '0a9c.
hut cos Qu'.' at 81 '5s for No spring; No 2 do
10 se ling from a6tn &c.
Os,s-24c for 10 1; 1ph @2l1 or No3.
Rye and arl.s nominal.
High Win.s-s Aa22,
Seeds -Timo' hv al 4 ~ ons8 10; clever NJ %
live ilov--Qu-t ale Of SIS head ~ ESQ
s2l, for r, u 20 d. - Ca9 30 good ~ hose.
Cat QUIT -ale- Of III h, nd u, t4a44 40 'or
common; ssoss 80 for medium.
sew York Market.
Ngw York, March s.
Cotton mild 43Miic.
FLorR.-s7 35a7 80 Elk. State. &s.35Qs. 81
RHO
WnE.r-l.oMl.7 Is Chicago Spring
CnaS.- Firm, 150e1s unsound; scM9i sound
Oar steady, Sg@iS unsoupd; Few 54@5t
sound.
rosK = Lower and heavy. new &27 75@2S.-
lZlz Old closing &27 SIX cash$ 2s.
DaEssED HOGs.-Less active, l2N@l3M
Whisky. Heavy and declining, s2.2,,u12.3 80.
new York stocks.
Nav YoRA March
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From San Fra mc1ocOs
SAs FRANCIS March 4.-The overland
mail, with dates to the eth, has arrived
The French brig st Louis brings Yokoho.
ina, .aDan, dates to he 81. t OF January and
Hog Kong tn the lslh.
Tie American steamer Fusequma, built
N NV York FIR TIE Japanese government,
arrived at Yuknh ma
III. suppl, of six IN japan is inferior in
quality and quantity.
A r. at fire occurred in The suburbs o
Jedop on the % h OF January. $1,000
houses were destroyed anl 30 persons pc,
ished.
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