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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
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Nocturnal EmgIsslons or vmicocele. By encloeine .
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papations Of the above preventive, with m essay -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

= These are lamilias Names y the soldiers
q The Ass was, especially sAs Eastern
troops and the call ~ill no doubt be re-
appended - right heartily from every quar-.
esr. Let lswa b veil represented In the
Cssveation b hss bsavsst and meat gal
lane eG1cses and eeldieso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

A PORTLAND paper illustrates the whole>
ale thisvioe thsrs IN the night Of The ERE,
= sells01: 'Ons Who had besa slumber>
ing psssefsty 70 his grave in the eastern
esaseeey. ewses. end walking nth in.
quirso ''ths day q judgment had ,me,'
On lsioeto'1 oAas Il vsae aly Portland burn
Ing. b rsnasksd hat b would 90 back 70
he rspeea. o. ssashias bic gave he found
thse = ~ abosose ssasbedy bed stolen the
eoG1nl r. W.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Tas teuS Of Pvvsidsnt Johnson, West.
will probably - TIE grandsst ovation ever
accorded - eieisen q this country. All
along the entire route selected for the Presi.
Dental party, prspasations are being made
for public receptions, and the President will
have IN sppssturity Of net ealy witnessing
the great enthusiasm and unanimity with
which his ceusss 10 sustained and approved,
but will have IN opportunity Of addressing
soes woras 70 Tie people on che great Issues
that has caused division between himself
and . portion q lint party hat elected him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

n9OSoOoeC1O SoO@sS. s1De
Man wans Tcssc- 70 uncommon want
And every year and month hrincs forth new one.
which, after crsrfminc the ga,cs'es with cans.
The age Discover TO be not the true one.
or such as these le. their conroctors vsrni.
I'll ring the Bl1TERs that have credit tns won
The worlds great Tonic, which skill can better
tuean The maschiess BfTTERs Of H0STETTER.
Doc,o we've living long before old Sslevn.
And aimee. exceeding learned, grave ard cage:
Bat the stomschir. hey were hoand to fall In:
Sueecss came rot rntii iris later age.
Now lr the s-n sick folks ere made hale Ia.
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage.
Agues relnltienls headaches he -p'ters-
Vanish ike smoke before II0STETTERS Brrrxns.
Herbs, barks and roots compose the infusion;
|. 10 mseral poissn nsrs sheir juices pare.
Ana Ryes mild essenee holds them IN solution.
The tseoe = p1eaeGnt. ehe sGbce = sare,
Ns'sr have d. nittess III proved delusion:
~ ~ 6tiessssd hspatA 90 sisssgsh secure
The dragon slayer figures on the label.
Ard they, lihe NJ. 10 savs ~ wsak ars able.
NImsrsawe and l.eaelGncy. m Essay
I ~ Warning sud lnstsuctioa ~ Young Men. Also
Dtssaers and Abasss Wkieh prosaate ths WAL powee
with sure means Of relief. Nent free Of caasEe q
scaled letter envelopes. Aldfoaa, IN. J. SkILl1N
HOuGHTON, Howard Associations, rhiadelphia
Pa. sug11-d&W3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
Coon ApvICs.--T New York Herald
comprehencs the primary necessity Of po.
litical efforts in the following sueeesa,sns:

comprchents the primary necessity Of po.
li'ical efforts in the following sueesstssas:
We hold that the best, the safest and The
surcst way 10 defeat the radical conspisa-
tors and reunitc the country. 10 - carry ~
coming Congressional election for the coma
scrvativcs. To that every energy should b
devoted end everything else should b uade
subsidiary. The commercial interests oi
the country can well afford 70 contribute oil
The funds required since they will surely b
de- tro, ed If the radical plans succeed. The
masses Of the people will overlook eli minos
Issues aud .iircct their attention 70 the die
comfiturs Of The radicals. The Philsdslphis
Convention. opening ito doors to Ill true
Union men, from the North aud from Tie
Sosth. irrespective OF antectdcnta Or Of past
political differences, will only bs useful q
Il subserves that end. We believe that Il il
too early 10 talk about building up new
party until this violent, destructive, anasch-
Al radical party 10 put down. There ere a
hundred issues that will have to be regulated
and compromised and arranged before Z
new party can tic success uily organized -
~, there IL now only one great isauc hefors
| u TO be usht out at the Congressiona
elections. We want 10 see an uprising o.
The people against the radical rebels lik,
that which startled tho Southern rebels her
Fort Sumpter was attacked. There was n
TAX about new party then, but e.ery 10y
al man ranged himself 1t once upon the sid,
| &c the Union. The extremists Of Massachu
sets must be- put down a. thoroughly and
cGectuallv rs those of South Caroline, hui
It can be do;.e by the ballot instead Of IN,
bullet, il We begin 1t the fall election.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

LADIES, RsAp Tnis.--Dr. Hopper's F..
male Cordial.-Ths elegant end popular
Medicine win cure oil Female complaints,
such ~ excessive, painful or suppressed
NsnsGuatisn, Lucorshoea, Or Whites, falling
Of the Womb. and 81, Irregularities Of the
Menshly Perioda. 1t ei1 alsp bring on the
Asnsse when checked b Colds, and eli IN
natural causes.
Femaks suffering under any Of the aim.
culiss above enumerated ahouid not fail
70 nee Dr.. Hoppes's Female Cordial.
Il b ~ 0ssl res1sant and infall,ble rem
sdy ssse isvgaAs1 ~ thseure Of Female
eseplaislA kAties III i 49,
Prize 1l.60 pa bott!s.
kl11sa - snsd 81 Dt. Esstsrlsy 4
o., Ne. - North ~ 49, st LOUIS,
Ne. Seld q ~ oonm1nE nnnU Nsdieiss
sassa Ne. - Nsdisn anN, OAiase, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
BLACK AS 4 GROW.

few Year, since. was many eplcndid head that n
greg gsisslsd. Why not restore tothe yet ~.
wrinkled brow IL raven hon0rsf Five minutes e.
fects the splesaid tasstRmafine. In les time than
Q rineman would like take to
1xO0a amd Fire
three times the grayest head may Ike made darker than
The Ravens Wing.
No matter Of what undes-anje tint the hair or whsk
beardd may be, the change 10 ssupesb and YER
lsctly natural black brown b accomplished bo me
apllcAtiOn VI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
SOn.D1ER.R NATIONAL. CON.
vENTlON.


Al the meeting Of soldiers held At Wash
inston City, On the slst day Of August, it
was determined 10 hold National Conven.
ton THE iall. in support u the Union and
the Constitution.
Quite . lengthy call has been isscd, stat.
Ing their views upos The position Of public
affairs aud ssking their late comrades in
arms . meet vilh them ~ uaks their in
auescs ssls aeainst The disunioa schemes Of
the Radicals. Tie closing paragraph Of the
address Il % follows:
Relieving that our Government "a again in
danger, we appeal to you Who have fought
10 xavs Il, and Who hold it dearsr and more
sacred than ell party tiss, 70 come to the
rescue Let the soldiers and sailors agree
ing with 10 in sentiment but who cannot at
tend 10 .crsoa, ssnd dslegates through the
action Of their societies Of local conventions
La N meet 10 torcs q Cleveland on the 9Th
81 Sspssobsr, tlse eaniveraasy Of the day
when the Constitution was proclaimed BY
our forefathers. and lst a. vie in restorine
the Union and the liberties il vas ordained
70 secure.
The names II soos two hundred promi.
aAnt 0ensrsls ere appcndsd 70 this CALL
Auone which - And:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
CITY PROPERTY!
FOk SsAkE. H.

r. Il
Let cnsnsr Brady ana mn street. elxlso.
Lot corner Perry ead linh street. e41lee,
sow oeesplsA - cod yafd, hes god f1olrood
osltsiee, nd b suitable fss stores, Wase1e0ees.
= 0sl6, stf
fss corner o. Perry md riish stsests, = ~
nest - Railroad, nd ~ feet ffeaS = fsesy
street, ed y The bsst position 10 shA ~ ~ .
o1esatof.
lLots WITH ffost On Ne n. ! Il. = 4 ~
10 feet % Western Avsaue and 0ainoo e1eoe1a.
vitA : tsons o0es - seabls 1sst ~ leea1ieo
~ sIoosee yfd. sS WV IS
Good buildine lets 10 8esl DevssSSvA hsve
Gee view ofthe river, neek 16oooA. ao&SAS eltieo
efOavoapoes aaa 0oGk lS1noa Prieo n0ooeoeA.
Is ossl 1sillisg- ,lsts b ~ ~ u nsek
49, &C.; .'' -. - .'.ss;s ~ = - u
Oct lots sf sss aeses sasA, hslfnile issm city
q 49, 1ala!4, = ~ Cendss - Rssk lslop1
80; .,s ssi.:a:s ies & sssSai's 2 q tIss qi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31


Cosdscfed by th< Spa~isA 0orsrnmsaf.
eJo,Wo IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prises cached and information furnished, the high.
- Osve pal1 fos Duu6lo0ue, md an k1bds VI Gold
and Silver: aho fD1 ~ Govefnmant ADcerifiee
TAYLOR 4 CO. hankers,
Il uayu-dly 70 Val s.. Neg Work.
Parity the l1aoodl.-lf the blood b
pure the body which IL formc from and BY the blood
caeupt ~ dseAsed But II there b. 10 my part Of thu
body any Ahsrtios, ssch ~ bOu o. ulcer. even
bfss the bsed circulating thrcue that past takes
q? impure matters nom the local affection and carries
Il into the general system. This lie the cauec often Of
sudden death to pcreons Of fall habit ahictsd VIII
bois and ulccn. and who use NO medicine; the mat
Yer gets into the circulating system md chckes up tn
Ane blood vcsres which suppiy.the brain with vtak
". and life ceases as
DePe1t by Lightning,
Now. this can be remedIed.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
take al impore matters from the circulation and save
the general health, soon curing local affections also
BRANbRETHs PILLS protect from tedious tines
Of sickness and often save life Bold by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

D.. ulsssssv's ysvtk - Asu. Kiln
Wiil s1rs Age sud Fever, Oollls and Fever,
Du0b AsusS lstsruittent and Rsmitsssi
Fsvsss, snd evsfy Term u Fever incident "a
'T Pt,es u 40. killer q 50 * bot.
y. Pins 80 ssais ~ be1 lopiila y q
Psefared ~ ~ " u. HAsa6asy 4
o.. 4 Lsuia, ". SD q ~ Mod
tao9y 1s1siae aqA CAisaes. m
Alike I Yeans, Wholesale Dsalsss Du-
-frsg ID 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

CnRlS1A00n0'S noIR DYE,
without stsinine ths chin ajssing the alameuta.-
Manufactured by J. CHRlsTADORO. 6 Astor House
New York. Sold BY Druggists. Applied ~ al Hat
Dg0DeW. AAgldi0
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18

Jane a Brook, In the Circuit Cou.s for
vs. St Mary's county, sit |
Wm \ Brook. ting rs Couit Of Equi /



The object Of this suit IS to procure a.
decree for a divorce. 4 mcnsa et hoto by
the Complsina Mt, Jane AfSro6k, froel the
Defendant, Wm. 4. Brook
The BIi states, il substance. that on
the - h day Of September, in the year
oue thousand, eight huodr1i and Sky
four the Com ylainant, Jane A.. Brook,
of Saint M4ry's county, State Of Maryland,
was married. in the aforesaid County aud
State to the Drfeud tnt in this cause, the
aforesaid Wm y Brook ; that daring
the Summer or Fall of the year tighteeo
hundred aud sixty FIVE, without any rea-
son or cause known TO her, the said VIM.
4. Brook abandoned and deserted her,
| aud that she has not since heard from hun,
either directly, or indirectly.
| The Bill further states. that the Com
painant of this cause has been resident
/ Of tho aforesaid county and State Tor u
! period exceeding two years.
! The BIZ further states, that at the time
/ the said Jane a., intermarried with the
said Hm, a she was seized III her
own right of certain property, which has
since been converted into money by au~
I thoritv Of law and is now withheld from
! her, upon the ground that she has no le
! sal authority to receive 1t, without the
! sanction or consent Of the aforesaid Deten
j Ganr.
The Bill then prayS for Decree di-
vorcing the CoInp plainant from the Defcn
! daut, q meaSu ct horo for an order COM
nauding the parties holding the assets
herciLbetoro named to, pay over the tsame
to the Complainant and for an, order, o.
publication against the aforesaid Dafen-
! dant and for such other and further, re
lief as her case may require.
Il is thereupon ordered. by virtue OF au-
thor;ty vested in me as Clerk ot tho Cir
! cult Court for SaiHt Narys county, ht~t
the Comp,ainant, by causing, a copy o
tais order 10 be inserted IN some ncwot
paper published in the State Of Maryland.
OF oe "a week for four successive week. ;.
Il rec moths before the third Mouday Of
; 'ember next. give notice to such absent
Defendant Of the object aud substance o.!
this Bill, and warn him to appear in this
Court, in person OF by solicitor. on or be-
fore ,he third Mouday Of January next,
to answer the premises aud show cause,
If any he has, Why u Decree should Tot
pass as prayed.
JNO. !. CAVALIER.
Cl'k.
JNO. \. CAVALIER,
Crk.
Sept, 20, 18G5-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
----..-sf ys.F a.
Jno. ". Fowler & WIFE,
4-. @@'as : vsf2@27s asao@
r. Thos. Il. Taylor &,others. 4.

II thc-Cfrcnit Court for-st Mary's County
sitting as aCaurtof Equity. 20 y
30: 80 n. Equity, ass. Is.
EeY virtue OF authority vested in me, az
~ Clerk of the Circuit Court for ST. Ma
ry's. County, by the Code of Public General
Laws" Of this State, it is hereby. or
dered that the Report OF Roht f. Taylor.
Trustee, filed in this cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the CEN
trary be shown on or. before the third
Monday of january next provided,
a copy ofthis order be inserted in the Saint
Narys Ga-ctte, once d week for three sue
cossivc weeks prior to the third Monday OF
Dec. uext.
The Report states that the land sold for
$4,000.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Crk.
True cQpy-Test:
JNO. a. CAVALIER, Cvk.
Sept. y, l8G6-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18

In the Circuit Court Tor Saint Malys Couu-
ty, sitting as Court ofEqu&y.
". Ola \ Equi,y,
EpY virtue Of authority vested in me, as
- Clerk oftheGircut Court for Saint Ma
rvs County, by, the ..todei ot p ublc General
Laws" Of this State is is. hereby ordered
that the Auditors Report markell A fled
in this ease; @be-sfatifiea and . contirn-
ed unless cause to the contrary be shown on
OF before the third Monday Of Nov. next prov-
,led copy of thisorder be inserted in the st.
Mary sCsAz ETTE once week for three Success
siYe weeks, pE.or 10 the third Monday of Nov
next.
a<a1 8 JNO 4 CAMALIER, Cfk.
True copy-Test .4
JNO A CAVALIER, Crk.
Oct ii, l866-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18
CONLIR III TIO.V NOTICE.
Joseph Edwin Abel,
yS
JOHN A. Clarke,
joan i. Clarke & otl.crs.

IN the Circuit Court for Saint Marys Coun-
ty sitting as | COur, Of Equity.
No iJ5 y. Equity.
gFY virtue Of authority Vc-sed in me as
sas Clerk of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County, by the Code Of Public General
Laws OF this State, il is hereby ordered, that
The Auditors Report filed in this
cause, bc ratified ana contirmeu, unless cause
10 tIe CONTRARY be shown on or before the
third Monday Of Nov, next; provided a
copy Of this order be inserted III the Saint
Mary's Gs:1ctie once a week for three success
o!ve weeks prior 10 the third Monday
0! Nov, next
JNO. A CAVALIER, Cpk.
True copy-Test:
JNO. y. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Sept p, l856-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18


E,vXTRAS AND REPAIRS
"a Furnished for all kinds Of
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N4CH!NHj!
We have in connection with our Ware
houses
REPAIR SHOPS,
where competent machinists are constantly
employed to repair Machinery and lmPle-
meuts with plomptness Al! despatch
Beltiog, Shaftpg, Pu'lics, Machine
Oil, &c. furnished.
j. p BARTHOL0W & CO,
Manufactures, aud Dealers in
Agricultural implements, Seeds aud Fer
til!zers.
55S, 9Th street, Washington, D. G and
- King street, Ale1andria, Va.
Sept: IS, lSG6-Gw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18
No 40
In the ria.fer Of the Petition of Luke w
B Iutehins, an Insolsent Petitioner.

In The Circuit Court for st, Mary's County
No nsolyent Petitions. 81.
Wy virtue of authority vested ia me, az
- Clerk Of the Circuit Court for St. Mary's
County. BY the code of Public General
Laws" OF this State 1T ACKNOWLEDGMENT is ,ha, tha
report G,aA ~ ( Stone, Trustee in
this case be ratified ana confirmed. IN
less cspsn to tHecontrary be show n on or beiesu
the third Monday, OF January next, provide,,
copy II this order be- inserted in the Saint
Mary 5 GuccGe once week for three sue
cessivo weeks prior 10 the third Monday OF
Dec neNt
The report states that the property sold for
S50t5
JNoA CAVALIER, Cl'1.
Trae oTY-- lest
INO \. CAVALIER, CIR
Olt II. lS6G-;sw. @t
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18

gsY virtue Of auth horty vestol ID me, as
4s Cork of.the C.rea;t Court for Saint Ma
y 5 county, by the Code q Pubic Genera
Laws Of this State, Il is hereby ordered that
James Il Ihan4s, 4n Insolvent Fttiiouer, b"
ana appear If re tie SAID colrL on the t!ird
Monday of November next, q Answer such
interro.eatosia4 or al gations as his creditors.
ondorseIs, or securities may a.le-e OF propose
against lnm. aaI that s,id Iux.sput cause
copy .. this aotioc t. be pu1s>hci n .f4e
SAM llarl' G.z tie. o3cc a week for thrte
moatA., previous 10 said third Monday d
: JNo ACAMAIIER, UR.
ifTrue copv-roSt: .@
INO A CAhhii ER, ,CEk.
aug. 6, 186o-3:n. s7s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18

McWilliams, Thomas
Mattingly, John A
Mattingly, John L
Maetingly, Joseph
Medley Charles
Morgan, GeorFs Il
Morgan. John II
gley, lgnatiuS b
Morris, james Y
Alattin gly j seph "
Niattingly, Francis
Morgan, William A
n
Norris, John t
Norris, William A
Norris, John II
Norris, J ames
Neale. Philip II
Ncale, Robert
Owens, Samuel
Owens, George
Owens, Charles
Owens RSphasl NJ
Owous, James J
Owens, Henry
Pilkerton, Joseph
Pilker;on, John II
Peacock William Il
p!owuen, EdmolI }
Penn, Charles T.
Posey, John Y
PaS ne, Daniel J
Pllkertotl, Iguatius
Piikerton, Wm /
Peuu, n /.
Parsons, John II
Parsons, Juhn
Power, Thom,Vs
Pllherton, Joseph c
Q
Quado, Andrew J
Quade, Isaac d
Quace, James II
Quale, John T.
Quade, William 7
Qu4de, Charles l.
IL
Raley, Charles 4
Russell, j ,scph
Russell, John p
Russell, Joseph f
Russell, William II
Russell, john +
Russell, John A
Reeves, J L I
Ryce, Tho mas 5
Haley, William II
Rencnor, John Il
kencher, William
Russell, James VI
Flssei, Joseph p
ltu sell, Charles J
Ruaoci,. William /.
Russell, Charles L
Russ Il, Charles II
S;CIair, Francis VI
Sucnn we'll, James
Shanks. aoh.rt N
Summons. InOna, j
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18

Sept. 20, 1866 Nv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18

Ferron James
FurCuson, James =
Furguson, George "
Flood, William II
Fmran, Francis NJ
Fowler, William L
Ferroll, Edward n
Ferroll, James Jr
Pagan, Mathew
Foxwell, John L
Fenel, George W
larr. John L
Fowler, Thomas II
c.
Graves, John A
Goldsmith, Zackariah 81
Garner, George r
Graves, George N
Gray Robert
Guy, John 9
Guy, John II H
Goddard, George W
GIBSON, " lilain "
Goddard, Edward B
Graves, John t
Gray, John II
Gray, George A
Gray, Charles H
Goddard, George
Cation, Richard Fl
Goddard, John B
Graves, Lewis
Graves, Lewis +
Graves, Joseph +
Graves. lgnatils +
Graves. John Is
Goldsborough, William r
Cough, James j
Graves, Simon 2
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-10-18

Thompson, Joseph
Thomas, William II
Thomas, James l.
Ilppett, Robert B
Teuels,n, George w
/ acupoon, Clement 5
I uruer, Joha Ii
Thomas, William II
Tippctt, DAniel
Thompson, Crawford
Thomas, james K
Thompson, Cleincat
TlpPett, Enonas
LAY 10Y, A.i.m +
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

THE Court of Appeals having decided that
l. tho stay Law" was Unconstitutional
and void. and sheriffs being now liable t, be
ruled or sued for refusal or neglect to serve
any writ or execution that is now in their
"fh ces. it is my duty to call the attention of
Creditors and Debtors TO that decioion. and to
inform them That without orders from ,Plsin-
tiffs 10 wait" the law leaves me no discretion,
but eompels mo to make tho money on all exc
sutions nEmy Office before October. Court. or
eseone liable myself 70 sush Plaintiff: -
ID ...es.::.l -: , = r. JONES', :
Sheriff Abbe,ills District.
Sheriff. Office. = -. -. =
=. ( 9Th June, 1856. :.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20

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NOTICE =.
TO DEBTORS.

"R. JOHN GRAY, having assign ed ONE
IyA ALI his interests in the ssaets OF tho late
firm Of GRAY.& ROBERTSON. Including
all the NOTES, BOOKS OF ACCOUNT. and
ehoses in action. belonging to the said firm.
All persons indebted to the name. are hereby
Informed that the said demands are in my hands.
and that alone By tho terms Of the said
assignment. am authorized TO receive and receipt
for monies due to tho said 6rm. Those indebted
are. earnestiy requested TO come forward and
make some satisfactory arrangement Of their
debia.
=. - j. TONNES ROBERTSON.
Jolly 2s If
, 1866-04-25

Tie genera! markets to-day 1ulcd active aud huof.
ant, with an unusually brisk demand for Wheat by
s1h culasor+.
The pro,lsion market ehswrd symptoms OF in
CREASED ncusi,y to-day. and re mole IN advance oil
sIc Fer: :l,rl In Mcss Pork, with sales Of 1s01 bbls
at s.6,W After the receipt slthe second New York
di.pa,ch the market eloscd qu1ct, With sellers ut
$.GOO, and buyers at Ss5.s5. Bulk Meate were
more active Ind hrmef, witt fales Of l00 LOO lbs
Shoulders al l0c loose. md 100 bxs. al 10c packed.
lAnl WIS ecnrce and very fsn, With sales Of prime
country kctue nj 19c, aud puuc country eteam af
1s.tc. ...
sale Of 100 bst. bonded mt &c Free wines wines
were in far demand al a2l. with eelless at e -
Tie Flour market wns generally quiet and with
Out any change In yalnet. There wue rather more
inquiry ior Fpspg supcrs and low grade eStsA.. but
1hr demand for good extns IVES very limited.
White nlnlcf extras were quiet and nom1nally un-
chunccd. The demand IL vr15 Light, mainly re-
euicted 10 supplying the waits Of the city tfade
TIC tslss loot mp e,9o0 brla at s11.0o9l1 50 for
Nht'e ".n'sT Ex'Fss; s70oS59e5 for spriu:. E1-
tras and = UG6.sa tor Sprrue Supers.
The market for No. l spr1pr Wheat opeued &c
better than at the c'ose Q. 'chanre Yesterday hut
subsequently, fell hack lc ewing - -rn,nr. 1h,t
lasEc holde1s were unload ,ne Tov,,d H. .,o.s
thc demand became more active ind ,he mako,
rallied !H02c-co=sDg 4tEe55c better thrn x,.s..r-
dHs. 4Acfe ~ts more acifc demHnd for M a
kpnng and the m1s1et advanced 8X@i:-e,os,,r
firm. The rules loot up Isl ,DOo hu al sl.soal.@
for No regular, flolG1 s. lot No. In the North.
wef,esp and 9scGsl.10 10, No. Spring in storc-
clusinc With huyert Of No. regular ut S1.5lx and
kclIerf nj Il s.
There Nus more active demand for No. Com
and tho market advanced Nc No. was in mod.
CRAZE request at shade better prices. The inquiry
for REJECTED var only mode1a,e, but prices were
atGtHc better. The salea foo! up 11G,U00 bn al
SIC for No. i; 4ah9 4s.=e jo1 No. ., and 4snG4sc