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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-04
CONGAREE iron WORKS !
COLUMBIA, s.. C.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

YNHE above Works can furnish all kinds
Il of IRON and BRASS CASTINGS. MA.
CHINERY, GRIST and SAW MILL IRONS.
GIN WHEELS, of different sizes, &C., at
short notice and on reasonable terms.
A new, large Foundry having just been
finished, the proprietor is prepared to cast
HOUSE FRONTS and any other CASTING.
OF every description and dimension, and
will guarantee satisfaction.
A Portable and a Stationary 25 and 30
horse power Engine for sale for cash, at a
reasonable price.
r. NIcDOUGALL, Attorney,
Oct II 3mo Superintendent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-04

WILLING TO THROW IN THE CHANGE.
Negro character is illustrated by the
following incident that occurred in
our city few days since.
Some three years since a negro
man named Harry, went off to the
Yankees, leaving his wife, Maria
After the expiration of some two
years, not having heard from Harry
in all this time, and supposing that if
not dead, he had probably :Aarried
again, she married boy by the name
ofDick. Some two weeks since, Harry
sent kinsman of his from Pensacola
to get his wife This messenger goes
to Dick and demands the wife of
Harry. Dick refused to give her up
without a consideration, alleging that
he had paid out for this woman some
$500; but said, eff Harry will come
up like a gentleman, and pay me
5000, he may have his wife. ''But, "
observed bystander, 'swhat will be-
come of your child?' ''Why, drat it. -
said Dick, ''I will throw that into the
bargain. Rome Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-04

Arc You II Mason.


Rev. DR.. Magill, Rector of st. Paul
Church. Peru, Illinois, being asked th
above question by lady, replied as 70
lows:
am one of & &anl
Who will faithtuly stand
In the bonds OF affection and lovc
/ have knocked at the door,
Once wretched and poor,
And there for admission [ stroTe.
BY the help OF a friend,
Who assistance did lend,
succeeded an entrance to gain
Was received in the West,
BY command from the East,
But not without feeling some pain
Here my conscience was taught
With moral quite fraught
With sentiments holy and true:
Then onward travelled
To have it unraveled
What Hiram intended to do.
Very sooa to the East
made known my request
And eight by command did attend;
When, 10! l perceived,
In due form revealed,
A Master. and Brother, and Friend
Thus far l have stated,
And simply related,
What happened when l was made free:
But Ivo "passed" since then,
And was raised" up again
To q sublime and ancient degree
Then onward l marched,
That l might be ''Archcd,'
And find out the treasures long lost;
When, behold! q bright flame,
From the midst of which camo
Avoice, which my ears did accost.
Through the walls" then went,
And succeeded at length
The 'Sanctum Sanctorum" to find
BY the 'signet" l gained
And quick obtained
Employment which suited my mind.
In the depths then wrought
And most carefully sought,
For treasures so long hidden there,
And by labor and toll,
I discovered rich spoil,
Which are kept by the Craft with due care
Having thus far arrived
further contrivcd
Among valiant Knights to appear;
And as pilgrim and knight,
l stood ready to fight,
Nor Saracen foe did l fear
For the widow distressed
There's q chord in my breast;
For the helpless and orphan feel;
And my sword l could draw
To maintain the pure law
Which the duty Of Masons reveal
Thus have 1 revealed
(Yet wisely concealed
What the ''free and accepted" we'll know.
| am one of q band
Who will faithfully stand
AS o brother where yer 60
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r. w. WINGS
Steam Planning Mill !

Fichens Street, Jet,ceen Washington aud
Plain, Columbia, S. Z.
ON hand j furnished TO order at short
~ notice, all kinds of dressed LUMBER,
FLOORING, CEILING. SHELVING, WEA-
&c. Also, SASHES,
Blinds, Doors, Mantle-piece Mouldings,
Brackets, Counters, Tables, &c.
Having now in operation full sets Of the
most improved machinery, I am prepared
TO turn out FIRST-CLASS WORK, at very
reasonable figures. All in want Of any ma
tenai in my line will do we'll to give me
GAIA. Aug l 6me
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-04

A poor little girl in the employ of
the Wisconsin Paper Company, in
picking over a lot OF rags few days
ago, found, in an old knapsack, the
sum OF $1,000 in seven-thirty bonds
and greenbacks. OF course, the
child Of want and labor was delighted
with her good fortune. But upon
discovery of the fact, the Company,
with Characteristic meanness, took it
from her to appropriate to its own
benefit.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-04

The new synagogue, to be called
the Temple Emmanuel, Of which the
corner stone was laid Tuesday after
noon, at the corner of Fifth Avenue
and Fortyffth street, New York, will
have a frontage on Fifth Avenue of
104 feet, a depth of 194 feet, and
the interior will measure 90 by lG4
feet. The building is designed to
accommodate nearly 1000 persons.
The cost of it will be between half a
million and Il million dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
BY the guard, whom he recognized as. the man

BY the guard! whom he recognized as the man.
There was lawyer, who called to see Alexan-
der-thinks Fir. T''Tilloughbv was he gentle
man.
Thos. Davis negro being sworn, test:ffed as
follows: Have lived here four vearz-Was here
HUNTINGTON. whom he saw about / J dock cor.
King and y est sts, with d crowd Of about sixty
CT seventy ol2S-s5,w several gentlemen with
regolveHs II their hallds-tl1ree shots we're tired
did not see any one FIRE q pistoi-couid not
swear that H,'4l tiagton silot-saw smoke
arising zro7u his l,and-s:w the pistol was 9
SINAI! ono-2ouio sav that he Huntingdon do
fre-was Oh he opposite slde Of the ST. Get
saw Anderson fall--crowd commenced throwing
bricks and the witness ran. There were TWO
shots and one blank cartridge tireti-Hunt]nS-
ton fred the second sh0t-ooul not swear to tie
pistol-fell after the tliY(, tre-znderson was
not facing the crowd when tIle fjT>t shot vas
fred-was looking IN an eastel]y direction dur
inc the fring-Whea first saw Anderson he was
going across the street towards the croWli-he
was a good deal in houor-appeared much ex
Huntington was dressed in dark clothes,
had on broad brim soft hat-a1riyed there
about the time the firing commenced told Mr.:
Huntington would net have gone there had L
not thought the shooting was oyer-was there
before the shooting was over,
Alexander Granderson NEGRO testified as
+ follors: Have been here three years-wsss IN
G. dancing TooIl with croWd-heard shot
cluster Of rs ran oQt-sav gentleman with
z pistol il his ha1d--nointed ous Huntington
as the nan-saw tie psto! was double shoot
| er did not see him shoot-heaTd three shoots,
TWO clear shots and blank Huntington was
at G*regg's corner when witness saw hln-h8
appeared 70 be seeing what the CROWD vas
| doing, and then walked down towards ilis
fathers store.
Susan Gray <nagro) next testiae>! as follows:
Saw Anderson q across che street. in his sni1v
sleeves towards the coGner-as he stepped o!s
she curb saw John Alankin strike h;m-AnaeG-
son struck him Back, when John NEankin drew
his pistol and shot Anderson who tnrsed away,
Hhou Oscar }ianki1 fred alll Anderson: fire:
heard !,;, Two SHOTS, which Tere fred ~ lbs
tr1 NaDkus > },'i: out t'1r5h or proceedings
t22la ;cr1n.-ssson adjourned I'LL $2~m11ynE
morning 2. LII clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
.A,srxsN3,2I-z :..AE-.C. G>o5tpAS1' -: :a!o3

.,1rX*Nz,2Is CANAL. <'o3IpAS7.--&: called
r1ael-g 5EG Ghe lt.is1suJY;a Canal Company,
held Ct lbs ;2.=oy Office. il this c:ty: -
3ay, I.;:; oheo1:oc: @ n:: sa:5a % The corpora
$i;,2 proxy 1:.~ 4 hons 2 re 3>.:E-loltera
.Ii,eg4 vas ~ ~ 1>s22@G. a< be 11&a2tjnG
aG5..og-r=@} st..s -.
1Ir. z. .ro:,..t>,z:, I'r4=idao - IL c.: 1ass:
eTt4.c:. .f,;::s i s.c:;,tt 81: 81 III IT tle c'::~
Gsl;cn Of The work, the stt3trs 10 ar II va1vo
to obtain remuneration f:@l. TIC |to7arnEse::t
;c tho use Of the Canal, O o. - repair Or
&c. iI3 dali~a.ance over 10 tic company li@,
sisted G1sG bis efforts viii II un:2u1i5tlo@ g
213.8la from the Government, tna. Iui amount
q damage: sustained, and, filling 10 t;:25, 20
procure tla-co operation CT the Goa! Companies
and capitalists in New York: toge-opa1 @Dd l1Il-
the Canal, again, ia :lavigah!o order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
LOCAL NE VS..

hen Elei6cOfG Qi last g iiuay WaS iSat!'
The Counsel for the defence were al! present.
In response 20 interogations put by defence,
Jane Gray, stated that when Anderson vas
shot his face was turned towards John Mapk:n
-dogn King street-sfter be was shot first
time turned partly away The time Of the
occurrence was between IL and / O c]ock
Capt ?. f. Ray, 9Th regiment, lst Army
Corps, vas first sworn for prosecution and testi-
fed :-made several arrests on Christmas night,
on King St., between ST. Asanh and Columbus
streets-oniy recognized Simpson among the
accused. 81 here were you coming from when
Won made The arrest? Objected to by Gen.
Wells on the ground il was imuaterial- objec-
lion oyergulad from the foot Of King
street near the river heard noise like they
were fighting and arrested al! the party, amount
ing to TO- They we're very aoisy and drunk,
would not let them talk, for ny orders, we're to
keep order, it was about / o'clock at night,
they appeared to be doing nothing, bat making
D drunken BOISE. Arrested Oscar Mankin,
about the Goth December, o'clock in the
afternoon, oaar New Baltimore, Falguier Co.,
asked him how he got cut q Alexandra, said
q man BY lie name Of Jegg carried him out
part Of the way-d;<} not say " bat time be lett,
J., cot ,ocogn;za anv IT rhe ether nr;soDers-
>-,,rz u,ot;nr4oy1 c7on5.5 ynI,-2 Win, arrested
I'm, 4o,,l- ET,1t;,,oi,n - nan7. Ean?,rick :
o2io2-sail he would point out any one in the
riot h knev-vsnt 70 bis saloon he gave ms
Tho ris}oi h. had Christmas lav-1;l not point
o.t anv,,f The ,;,te,.- $,erraa,55ce;s arrested.
son,a nayti.s-whom ;|;<} 17a arrest? Objected
- !. [1ao Walls ;, ~. <ron,24 4:,st Yo,1 ran
49, z,.o;,, ;,,4o,r,o+,,, ;,4;rao+;g ru,;,h von
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
Yi5AsElNGToN.-Lha

RAILROAD DEPOT II WAsH1EGToN.-Th
Nationa! InteIl;ganc7g says The depot build
lngs and surroundings on Maryland avenue arc
scenes Of much improvement and bushes. ao
tivit3 Trains I'M hourly: we'll filed with pas
sengers, to Alexandria, ana tie tip Is made in
less tls5..l half an Aou1 This brings Alexandra
about as near % rs as Georgetown in lcin: d
time
Icg n TEE RIVER One Of The steam boats
plying between Washington and l1;s place,
started zog Washington yesterday, 9:as eo:o~2-
tered 50 much ice near be mouth . the 11&s:
Ell Branch IS TO be compelled 70 ra:;lrn. The
boats for y asiliGgton were not running s(lis
morning The AIaii boats to and 5tol3 AQUA
Greek, perform their trips regularly,
SENT ON.-S. Miller, Frederick Izrap ana
Terry Ryan. charged with garrotins and rob
bing Barney CarIin, were examined on Satur
day evening, before Justice Beach. and sent o.
to the next term Of the County Court for final
examination. IN defaalt Of bail Miller ard
KNAPP were committed to JAIL and Ryan was
lelo in the sum Ct $500 fer bis appearance.
~--------
In the Virginia House Of Delegates, or Fri
day, Mr. Garrett from the COMMITTED 90 Prop
o>itions and Grievances: reported back memo
rial Of citizens Of Alexandra relative to taxes,
with the request tina: Il be 7eEe1reel to the Gem
mittee OF Finance. The report Ct the commit
tee was agreed 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
&Ms-t

PRICES CURRENT has been thought hy
several Ct our business, men that the issue ct
letter sheet Price Current, once week, IL ;hls
city, would be l,eneicia! to the merchants, @1o
70 tie interests: generally Of the city, Ill
those merchants and Other business sEel1, 7il2
uizt: copies o. tIo proposed issue, and have noe
subscribed nil! please call IT sE1s + z=r1E oajsc
ALL? ,agjstex. ;9lai1 nau2:s. viii: the nu1H be- q
<>,ries ltay nil. &aEe aa:h neck, n Sis a.; q
s}1lhh!:c4to &:;cl Circular would sa53 ,;:2o
.s:.;! r<,a'*, il sar.l>g iette<=. fesii@: asst "a
maxine 4~;z7 ito oana:2i, rs u H.: 80, &s>,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22
: 2. GEORGE II SHOOT

ZIP. GEORGE II. SHOOT:
Tour communication Of this date appeared in
t9-C;av5 Gazette The resolution vcu publish
was offered By ny friend. Col, pe1Ulet0n, who
knew It would be ~ pleasure 70 have every
act Of mine connected with ne Bank during ny
connection with i, Thoroughly investigated; and
81 me Annual: Meeting q the SrocEh2lcers, %
Tuesday, S1i4 II. a1. -ller ana there Gelna1ced
that any charges against NE :19u-u y. t.eA
brought Forward and -elNeS:1Q -Ge SOC Ecolt--
CTS 70 @EN0iE, = ct'>--1--t"" - investigate mo
any and every ac- O G12se 1uti-g my c31I61~
ton with the l5l2.: stating ~ willingness .
2egnain {; 1aca,:!l, i necessary 70 accomplish
ti-aI object. : 9 RESPONSE T'as male 10 my re-
quest. .Ie s.[eN - nc recent @:teti.j! 20
H. Ere Ms shou34 cease. Had pad -:2e GEO. 70
FOX es:S;Ce Il OYER twenty thousand doj&r: -
GorteCeHats money. Z: Ec:>. t1eacJ.ug fresl:eIa
{; !22 Bank, HE.G another Director wcGea2Xious
I :G.oulG d. a.: voUll have oeen very right and
1G0ne: ana TIE drawing Of ne !nteres. TO do 50?
2: Tho Bank had 20 other fund South, would
Tot 1sya been complained OF. A. the j@ly
meeting C.; St3E:lo.lecS yo:. Denied II positive
terms c!&t IT. tl&Z4noVe had Offered alT reSo~
! lscioI2 requiring statement - pay1nent2 &c.
At tie injecting ofChe Stockholders, CT Tues~
day. 9th January, yuu denied positively having
denied Mr.. Cazenoye resolution in july last,
and | proved by M1. Gal!aner aEl9 Col. Pefo'e-
ton, that you dlo deny, Is stated, lSIE July.-
oye, VITO WIS then IN Boston, 1Ir Cazcnove,
and in reply lie slated The fact Ct the ~f:o~
luton having been e-.cerej bE you IL tie n:!n-
utes Ct he n2ee!:ng. !l&G 2een .})osi-iy@ q
that tact At the tine Of yo1E denial ! should
certainly Lave called +, the minutes &: 10
Stockholders t;ee1ing n July. ! deny yo1r
Statelnent tna. ever stated J. had previously
examined the minutes aIuded to. II vouc
bIie3 s:acer,eny q :! 60. GIn1? ~ that SU"lecV
!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-22

for:cz n.G2t,.:1, There we're 10 49,:
rrozthv~r,t n3Ee bez:rc tic 25atoEs q Ia*.:ls--
t-st2Sz' 49, 49, 100 i.As,x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

Ths ,,sesnt end feet packet New Dssasss
Can't r. J. Bs!ord, Clsrk Q. 0rsansll. vil
deeart fur Fost Madisea. asd iaassnsdists I
l.saiaes. nskiag sure sssssetisas e. 81
Louis. 70 morrow morning, st . o'clock
r. n. Petty man, agent.
The staunch and reliable passenger pack
q Jsnes Msess, Capt Mitchell, Clerk Ma
son, will depart tor Dubuque, and ail inter
mediate lasdinss tcuorrow morning at ]
o'clock. r. n. Pstsymsn, agent.
The Bill Henderson was obliged - un.
load her cargo near Shields woolen Mills.
last evening, is officers not deeminz Il ju.
dicious 70 attempt . passage thrse q the
bridge.
The stesmer Iowa now lesves this city at
z A. NJ. and $40 P. ~, eonne.tiog u Psrt
Byron with the western Union Ralir,ad for
all points north, northwest, and east. The
bost arrives as this place On rstsrn trips at
q A. N. and - P. n.
The steamer Iowa came down from Port
Byron yesterday morning in sss Asss ss.l
ten missees. This 10 pretty last time for .
,teamboss. The distancsi i 10 niles.
The river continues to rise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

We invite the attspt,on Of our readers 10 .
eessfal psrusal Of DIR. Easteriy's medical adver-
Ceement which can be seen in our columns to.
day. Or. Easieriy's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established In ST. Louis. are de
ssrvsdly popular. have rapid sale. and are re-
gsrdsd the best D0w il use. d.. Easterly PIE
sess. and no. one remedy 10 cure oil diseases. ss
you often see recommended BY others Ills med
ieiasa are andard preparations, kept 10 al the
principal Dree stores throughout the grea,
North west. and ave rescrted to by invuiids from
ell parts Of the United states As d.. Fasterly's
eemi!y Medicines ere prepared under the eve o,
- experienced and educated ply s,c,an We car
Pscommsnd them with confidence u the nsi ic.cd
= bsiEH much superior - o,hers in genera, use
We gay % tks s:aicted give them atrial. Orders
addressed TO Dr.. Eas'eriy, ~. Louis, Mo-, will
Be promptly filled and forwarded Nv express ia
eli poets Of tbe country. octi7 d&wfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

p,,,x. .LLEy. DOC. Mitchell, on
rr,n, street. four ....ors west Of Brady. has
;u., been fitting UP ne alley j" the most
r.,r.ct .rdcr. Il . in TACT the best
&C.. orened in this city Th'se VINO oe
lit in this interesting and healthy exe'
c;,e. slou!s remember that - ths only
r,.s. ;r town iay such amusement. Do'
.lx.ys Leeps . perisclly orderly house. ant
conducts his bus'nee, rtspe''y IN az Fe
snect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

CsgAr Arcrlox Sale of Household Fur
ni:urc, on Thursdlay. Msy 3d. st 10 A. n,
on Third street, between Rnk lslxnd and
Iowa, Of Bureaus. Tables, CaAss. lounges
Pictures, Clocks. Bcdstcads, Carpets. Oh
Cloths, Crs ckcry. l'sior Stoves ard Kitchen
Furniture.
ALSO Carhines, Revolvers, Sab.es and
Drums. JAcos L,rzgy.
SLsxPsw & NcORAw, Auctionsers.
aLl3O d3t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

A WoaD TO the PusLic AT their estab
'ishment on Second street, opposite Metro
po'itan Hall, Bowling L Ohls keep con>
s.antly on hand . full assortment Of hAr
nesses. saddles. brides, whips, collars. hal
,ers. and very,hing else in their line. Par
,icular attention paid to fine work. Those
IN nsel of anything of the kind will SUBJ
= their interests by giving tins Asm .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
ff', ON the Ch e;0o Daiiv T;n,s.

To ocR FEMALE READERs.-We cali the
attention Of our female readers to Il ,e al
ver,isemcnt in our columns Of the Ch ersle.
Remedy aad lnjsctisn, for the cure Of Flaos
Atbus. or the Whites These ve, setab.e
c'mpounis have been found most sover
e'cn 'ci.i; for this use. by the rem oval ol
sh;c. .aiy also aid in regulating IL . peri
mis- q .'e female system, often in.e rrupted
6y fm Albas. They ere cerlsin to cur.
81 c..;s aud thoroughly. and contain nc
nj pnisons-are perfectly inroeuous te
tue ms.t delicate organ zstien. They ars
a'so hc lest and most effective cure Of Con
orrhcr ard Gleet yet discovered. Cal f
Cher kce Remedy or injscsion. Ss,ld BY al
drvss ): throughout the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

GIvE snEN A CALL-Nesr the corner oi
Second and Brady, Nirkolis' Block. Rem
inyton { Co. have always on hand as 8ne
an assortment. Of fasi ioaxble furnishing
goods aso an be found any where. They arc
also manufacturing TO order In oil the latest
.trl0e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
Family Knitting.
Neat Durable and cheap! I!
The Lamb knitting Rio.
chino COsallsN n.y.

Brady st, hrst door tcxw Cd.
Up stairs, ocef NeCosA d O3ie,ns's Etors
rs PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF
i Family knittiug-prcyidine issp, other
nes, and st prices that cannot irl ,uplsase. Cfll
and leave your orders Tor Hosiery. CsIs Dr,c
era, Mittcns, Ba.ques. cot. 1ht 10 hir oai y, Mr.
Oh ne that pafrows aud widens sud Eisss peItec;
ms. fbtgI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

posss l.is.e AAse .Dyss .Ast sen ss.4l.
NATURAL. bun RAAE NJ y HEuls- wAH,
eushIy tsssea ~ Or. CuiLr0N. Of. Esw York.
oaS Peae>s - Aal Qsrrets 81 Phsi1ds 1iea
vho prS6ouaesyn frs4 Eom ~ Peisouoes 6gve
1ieask Akd yhe 4tteffs kOapesingit i viii moi iq-
jsrs - aS3 dslicass hair. ~ q prsss~s
fean.NS no. J. KROMER sole Prop'r.
A0a Chon eluH nGp1A. 0h21nAn1a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
JOHN l.. mUyNEWELL,

SO1e PROPRIETOR.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND PHARMACECT1ST,
yCommeicial Wharf, Boston, Mass
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Ne ,iCines.
0Pihe preparations securely packed to be sent in
An. quantity by exprt . As directed.
More full and particular description Ut each article
given In notices, to follow this frum mouth to mouth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
VOL.s IL.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

REpucrloN IN PRICE OF CoAL.-We are
date and until furth,r noticeable price ot
the Coal Valley Coal will be 16 Cents per
bushel at the Railroad Depot coal yard, and
II cents per bushsl At the coal yard On the
Levee, foot Of Main street. This il hand
some reduction, and one that the public will
daily appreciate. We live in hopes Of yet see-
ing the era Of chesp coal in this city-when
it viii not average over 10 or 19 cents per
busl,el all the year around, and W believe
thu, MIR. Cable, the proprietor OF the Coas
vs'iey Mines, will do alt thathe ean.i justice
to mis- own interests aid those Of bio mine,
to place it there.