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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS AND IMPORTERS
Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,

Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,
Offer for SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES, tho
following Goods of direct importation landing ex rs
bark Elda aud steamships Alabama and Carolina:
70 casks SAL-SODA,
800 kegs BECARB SODA
800 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted,
casks Cox's GBLATIEE.
10 coleman's MUSTARD, in glass and tin.
20 gross LOWS Brown Windsor SOAP.
French Patent Medicines. ...
full and complete assortment of ali the most popular kinda
....# STORE:
800 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
casks CARB AMMONIA, in bulk.
cases GUM sHELLAC. ".....
n, AssAFGDITA, prime
f.. OPIUM, Turkey.
20 TARTARIC ACID English
100 sacks CLUTCH
80 bills. ALUM, lump. ."..."
20 ground .....
1000 MS Balls CoPAIBA pure.
20 bbIs. Refined BORAX, English.
20 !. CASTOR OIL, No. l.
"a kegs EMERY, asserted.
100 gross WINES skies
1000 Bs SUGAR LEAD English.
500 o. English CALoMEL.
800 !. r. BLUE MASS.
800 . IoDIDE PoTAss, English and French.
1000 ozs, sULPH ouININE, French.
1000 =. Paw
On hand, full and complete assortment Of the EFFER
yEsCENT GRANULAR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
Of hessrs T. MorSou Son and Mr.. Bishop, Ct London
Agents for Messrs Bailey Watt Of London for the sale
of their Celebrated PREPARATIONS, a fall and complete
stock of which We will Away keep in store.
Together with fun variety Of
FINE ENGLISH CHEMICALS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

SEsTHNcE Or MILITARY COMMISSION
haYe been furnished With copy 81 the finding ST
military commission begun ii st. Louis last Sep
TENDER, for the trial 81 WIN. Murphy, for con
apiring with Joseph v. Tucker, Thomas CLARK,
Robert Kirk, Isaac Elshire, aud others, to burn
steamboats, during TIE war Oh the Mississippi river
within ths Federal lines. There were several
charges and specifications, upon most Of which the
military commission pronounced tie accused
guilty His sentence Was to be confined at
hard labor ia the Missouri Stats Penitentiary for
period q ten years. The trial lasted three IL fonr
mnnfha.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

Gov. ALLEN. SIN compliance with a call pub
lished in the CgEscEaT yesterday morning, about
tiFty citizens assembled at the St Charles Hotel
at the appointed hour. Among therawere several
offcers connected with Gov. Aliens administra-
ton. some distinguished merchants, physicians
and lawyers Of the State and city, and some
renowned military chieftains. A deep interest
was taken ia the proceedings, and the meeting
was characterized By dignity and solemnity.
The official report Of What was doHe will be
found 10 another column. Another meeting viii
soon be held, Of which due notice wiz be given
By the committee appointed last night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17
THURSDAY MORNING. nay Is lsee.

THASKs.-We are indebted to tile officers Of the
steamer Atlantic for late St. Louis and Cincinnati
papers.
The pprser Of the steamship Sheridan has our
thanks for his kind attentions.
We are indebted to the officers Of the steamship
Texas for late Texas papers.
We are indebted to the officers Of The steamer
Starlight for Shreveport paper Of the llth.
Thanks 70 the Southern Express Company for
New York papers Of the 1lth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, ETC, ETC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

AoaHrD GuRIosIry 1t j. supposed that nearly
half ton of hay has been taken away from tie
alaek Under which Die body d Cornelius Carey
Nas hiddea after 10 was murdered Visitors to
ne aaeFing farm many Of them curiosity hunters,
heiped Themselves % some Of Ole hay, twisted IL
sens fora, and tins carried It away.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

melancholy case OF suicide is ohronicled in
the Cedar Falls Gowa) Gazette. The wife of Mr..
Thos. Chadwick threw hegself into the Cedarriver
and was drowned on the night Of the lst A short
time since, She lost child, and it seems that she
upbrsided herself with lack Of proper attention
to it during its sickness, although without any
reason, and on one or two occasions, in converse
tons with neighbors, she stated that she some
times felt as though she would like to drown her
self in the Cedar. On the night of her death she
set up quietly from her bed kissed her child in its
oed vent to the grave Of her dead child and
from thence TO the river and accomplished the
fearful deco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

THE COMMERCIAL BUlLErIN The Commercial
Bulletin, as will appear from notice elsewhere,
viii be revived on Of about the lst 81 September
By Messrs. WIN. j. Seymour and Edwin z. Jewell.
These gentlemen are both experienced newspaper
men, Mr. Seymour having been one Of the editors
of thu Bulletin in former years, while Mr.. Jewell
has been eonnseted With the press of Louisiana for
a number fyears. The character Of the Bulletin
ii II announced, Will be the same as il tie past
which Will be asufieient guarantee Of its aceepta
biIity tothe people Of New Orleans and tie State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

Strength to the Week.
YOUTH TO THE AGED

Thls psepaesftna b uneQualled Rejuvcuator and
qUousesOl WAsted Of ineft fnnrtins.
TIE NOD shuuh be ceytnlA 10 make the blokrcna
0uuscA5ld rod. inasuch u Will render them youtn-
lul n 6cln cd u elseagh. ord eneblc enm % I'VE
Oves aGaiu he aeys II thels pristine l0{ ma only
eshilesaess bet sscssenens snd e Ie1ty e nv.'aa-
duccd % condIei0u u ecSvity. selfabure, misfos-
sIne % Ordinary rickncss. No mattss wfnt the cause
OF the impotcncy II my human organ. this superb
preparation will fcm0se The effect Il once and forever
B1OkrcMe
..ursp lmpolency, 0eaesal Debility. Nrvous lncapac-
~, Dyuprpsla DspsssssOa. Lars NJ Appetite. Law
Spisitn, Weahaees "a the organs VI Generation. lml-
cty, Mental 1n6D1race, Ensacinti0n, Ennui. II has
mnel delightful. drssnble end novel effect up0p the
Nesv0us system I'D al VITO ase In any way pscrtsa
ted By ncSvuus disabilities are earnestly sdsised to
preparation.
rcrson- WIN, By npsudencc. have lost their natural
visos, will ind speedy aud permanent cure In the
B1Okrcnc.
01he Fccblc. the Lsn9uid, the Dhpsring the Old
should give this variable discovery trial; will b.
found totally dereat from all Other articles for the
10 fEEAiis.-This preparation, Is invaluable In
nervous weaknesses Of I'll kinds. II will the
wasted strength With wonderful persnnnencc.
pcl~ia with the hsst desc. brief lsrristencc In its
use will rnOvatc The .tomach 10 n degree Of perfect
health, and Danish DysIcJ~ia forever.
Ono Dollar PER AtDc. ~ six bottles for g. Sold BY
Drusgists genesally Scnt by express anywhere BY
addressing uU1CillNGS 4 llil.lYER, Fropristors,
eb1a-AeOdAweow - hey Street. New York.
HARRISON = gTAHkB. Agents. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

We mean 10 cay that group never kills when II 10
great many children wio are not placed under proper
trca Inn ut but We defy any credible person to show
that the fc application Of kadway's Ready Relief to
tie throat and chest the moment that the sgns OF
Group appear Will not give instant ease, and that If
syrup fipecac be giye' N sufficient quantities after
Yards 70 produce volt ng cure is not crtain t.
ut We know II from experience We have vii
.rtd such ,urcs IN nninr.u. instances. lac group
therefore, frghifhl ns II 10 moiters Is not
natal com, lan vi IN YOU are aware " what you
must do when Il prrscits It's IT, II will not answer
Try experiments with u We admit. II will not answer
TO pny with II y running after this. that and the 9TH
-t mixture when rumcbods recommends On the spur
nfihc moment The group viii permit of M such
negligence, mo- such delay bottle Of itndway'a
Re dy Relief only costs fifty cents IN III, high
lricrd times. Every mother should keep II constan =
on h1Dd 20 as 10 he prepared 1t the destroyer
with suitable weapon the instant he approa hes. -
The vomiting BY mcair OF yrup ofpccnc clears the
way Ready Relief thai battles the group In IL al
tack that drivte II from Its stronghold that die
lodges the choking so II may easily he
ed that produces counter irritation in the affected
parts which ends in the restoration o healthy re- Ac-
tiun. Railways Ready Relief IL the ot.y infailible
cure ios ercnp. y. Bm'rhe following letter Is from
Nj. John uoeg. Of Collingwood, &. W.:
Mrssrs kApwAv 4 Co. :-GrSrirvrN-A child Of
mine, eight weeks old, taken with very severe
cold. Not being attended to at once, it settled nthe
chest, and ultimately turned into Group In it, WORT
form. The beet medical practitioner In Town was
called In and he. after dong everything in HE power
To relieve her but all in vain gave her up dead.
and back with RAILWAYS READY RELIEF thor
ouehiy. when, in the Of few hours she was
we'll again. aud now 10 well aud hearty a child
can be- ! am, gentlemen, your obedicnt servant,
JOHN lOGG,
Editor and Pr, prietor Collingwood &C. Wy Enter
prize
Mr.. lIogs. in a conversation, likewise informed our
traveller that Il cured his wife Of severe spyained
ankle, Occasioned ny falling down flight OF starr.-
Radways Ready Rcl'efis tn cheapest and best med.
icine In the world One bottle win answer for many
purposes. Il will stop pain quicker than any other
remedy IN the world and cures all patients Of the
most obstinate and aggravating complaints no mat
hours will prove whether II will hepyou mot. sold
BY Drnggistr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

An Infalible Neutrallizer of all Superficial Poi
sons. or vrus.
SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
Itch Salt Rheum Hives Pcky lie IT, rvsipc Las and
oil Cusaneous kruptions: thu Poison II Oak Ivy aud
Srmach: the Rifes u Mosquitoes. Bugp Spiders and
oil venomous ineects Sore Lsre. Surc Eycs, Sore
Nipples. Lepsosy, Oid Sores.
UioeaArr" nnanAr. CArAHsu AND Pins Ctarp
With prcmptncss and certainty. The GOLDEN
TABLET instantly ncusraliscs dcstroys and renders
perfectly harmless every species Of poisonous i-
ctions vss, affecting either the external tkin the
Internal mucous membrane. In the treatment Of
lxucoanaxA. and other Weaknesses Of femalcs, II
arte like magic, curing the worst In few dave
n Ito preventive and Curative render II int.s
peneahc 10 every adult person Of both Scxcs az 10
nore particularly sct forth In the Descriptive CTcn
lar. Ncnt free 10 al. Price, q per box. by mail,
urepeid to all parts Of the country. Address
J. WINCHESTER. 81 John At, n. 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

.. o. SE0wN. ALvREb suLLY
Hs0eOVvN Il SILLY,
A TTORNEYS AND CUU NSLLORSA TLAw.
~ Office corner I'd aud Brady Sts. Davenport,
iowa. mchl5
NO. p cooK sDw'D .. Coca.
= WILSON psuny. !. LAWS DREW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Meeting at FrecpOrt, HI.
Resolutions AdopfeA.

From the Freeport Qll.) Journal, Aug. I.
Steps have been taken BY the insuranc,
companies Of this city looking 10 genera
meeting Of Insurance Companies Of the
Western State ct Frecport on the 10Th inst.
The objects Of the meeting arc more fully
set forth in the resolutions which We copy
below. A similar meeting Was recently
held BY the insurance companies of the
Eastern States. The following are the OH.
cial proceedings Of the preliminary meetings
Of the companies Of this city on the subj
ject:
Alta meeting Of officers and dirscaors u
insurance companies located ct Freeport,
ILL.,, held q the Office Of the Winneshsik
Insurance Company, on the 97th day Of
July, A. d. 1869, the following business
was transacted
Hon. T. J. Turner was chosen chairman,
and T. Ormabes secretary. The chairman
appointed committee on resolutions, con>
sisting Of one person from each FIRE insu-
rance company, a. follows:
Winnsshiek, 7. Ormsbse !; American. G.
L. Currier Fire and Tornado. Cnas.
Squires; Adams, L. X. Sco6s,d Unite
States, VIM. 8. Best Union, +. 8. MofIas;
Stephenson, A. II. Stone; Columbian, T..
h. Greenwood; Farmers, J. X. LEMON
The meeting adjourned to meet At the same
place on the 2Sth.
At . meeting held purs uant 70 adjourn.
ment (the Columbian and Farmers insur.
ancs companies not represented) the COM
mittec on resolution offered the following.
viz:
Whsrsos. Through unhealthy competi
ton, the rates Of premium for insurance in
the west have been reduced BY the eastern
companiss 0elOw the eclual cost OF iusur<
aucc, and
Whereas, The indications are that white
the eastern companies will materially in>
crease the rates on extra and special ha8-
arde, they will continue 70 write on nrst-
class risks in town and On farm properly,
At tbs prsssnt ruinously low rates Of pre-
MUM. aud ere seeking. With unusual ear
nestness. to monopoiile tho entire insur,
ancc business Of the country, By adopting
and adhering to the low rate syatem - thl
better classes Of risks, to the prejudies Of
. ! sound companies, especially those which
cortine their business to first class risks,
and to the detsiment Of the insured, a veil
as u the insurance companies. therefore,
kssolVed, That conveption Of the on
Gers aud directors ofthe FIRE insurance COM
psnies in the Western States, be called 10
meet in the city Of Freeport. Ill.,, on the
10Th day Of August next, and that the Sec.
rctary Of this meeting be instructed to mail
. copy Of these proceedings to each Gre in>
surance company located aud doing bust.
ness in the States Of Minnesota, love, Mis-.
souri,, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio,
Michigan and Wisconsin, inviting fall
representation in The convention, for IN ins
terchanes Of Opinion, and to take such &C.
<ien q ahall b deemed for the beat intsr>
este Of insured and the companies.
THE report was accepted and the conn
mittsc discharged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

Ths Aest Wss4sea Uaisa stsane lswa,
OapA Jehs 6aith, lsstss this eily daiiy q
Z 4. y. ed 2. u, lse Pet Dlssa, ssa-
osslinR with ssAins ~ all NegsAesa 80
Neseheas.ssn peiots. Cahin Fare tAseagh
y Dubuque, only one dollar.
TIE slanocA and rsliahie posssog9 pedk
= Ja6ss Moss, CQt MsleAsll. Clssk nA-
-, viii Depart ~ Dub9ous, ~ IL istsf.
nsdiats lasdines Msnday nssning q :
e'eleck. OAtin Gars u Dsbuque o. r
\. Psttymsn, agent.
The elegant end Acet packet New Dsstee
CapA 4. ]. Daenea .clsa 8. 0ssqnsll Will
laet e. F6f Naefsod hteday Dsesiao.
I'M PssttYuad Aeent. q
.,, ~. -, :, =: :: .s e, r.; $50: -:
IAhdss. = Ws1ss1:y syssine. : -
1isteaee eeDsw Dubs - ~ leowusd.
~ 80 hpeUa ~ ~ - - -
SS saoAssfs eua1feo - ~ Whael
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

THE EMDODlMRNT or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
ExfREMI SIMPLICITY.
Ostetaell1 psessgsS AsS u. 1855: saperssssaS
pata3s1 Jsss IS, ises he esishesie1 FAMILY
UEo SEWING MACHINE, Win pe1sss e11nssBs
sssasAnset, amoss woaasPiai ~ slsgansly 60.
struetsd Novelty II xolsoLnesin opsfasioG, usss
the sSnAiouS NGsDLs, scws with DOunlD o.
Smels TansAD Of I'll kinds. Mskes the 8uanine
Stitch msrs perfect snd srrslsr thm b hand..
and viii extraordinary fapidtty, aGkiag u
stiteaes 70 each nuvOluSsex d Ne vnssa. Win
gseAsv. ksss, ~. sktvr. tsek, - - AssdkA,
Ae., Be-; requires NO change 81 ettteA = NJ
LlAsas = s.s eUs 2. $3.50 - YIN - 49,
takso The paan1Un g 0aAss FAM, ed received
~ eppeovei u ~ ~ psissipal teufnals -
those Who kave usoD t6eo.
"Ior TIE Drsssmaksf II = Invaluable; for ~
ao,s,nsld y ssPPaiss vssass pisss."-os-
sThis sacAins surpaasss III sthsss " hsve
seen, and % Wuuld require eoluma 70 snamsea1s
~ naunogUas virtues. "-Da.ewo1, Doveopoet,
"WAA singis o. dosbls thread, y silsetly
yesvery fapidB, WITH cU00oo neodlq, 0ok1o
The r1lnins sttesh c1sstly iks Tie head sswisg
Al rssssvhe ~ q setesss salsiaisssioss
iaibisgsasets q Ne paAsese. fkis = ~ saly
Nv psssd Mechise ssesssd y peasss.
0iagls Masainss ssas - any pet u NJ esss
Try pr Express, peeksd u boz WilA psintsd
i.lIstlsas % fseelpt efpesss. ~ AQoots wase.
a evosrwheso. CfsUuDGe oooloining Liberal g.
iussmsets ssat ffse.
Address IL ordess y
FAMILY GIN BBWlN0 MACnU9 o..
svlS-dW1yl 00ss. 10 ueseas 0essss. i. Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04


TRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON a. FOL-
i LOWS:
Nail and Express sso A. L., daily. (ssndsys
stsambos. Express 1885 A. n. daily, (sun-
days excepted.)
Accom4odatioa $50 r. n.
Aassss A. POns DYnoa.
Nail asd Rxpssss 1850 r. H., daily. (5andsys
es:s.boss Express Les r. n. deily.
Aceomnodslios $50 4. ~, daily, (Sssdsys
Mali snd Express leaving Port Byron II 7:ae
makes close concessions for Chicago an1 al
points in Northern Illinois and wisconsin.
Steamboat Bxprese connects st Savanna with
Steamer Lsnsae for Dubuque. arriving 5 hoars
ahead Of NortlDrn Lane boaes.
'Htesmes lowe" leases Davenport a AN.
conneeting at Port Byron With Steamboat Ex-
press, and at lP. NJ. connecting with SO Pm.
train.
A Rscina with Goodrich Line" steamers for
Grand Haven. ShsbUygsn and nanitowoc.
Al Racine Junction, with Chicago 4 Milwaukee
Railroad, fct Milwaukee, Kenoshr, Waskegan
and Chicago
a Cli.se. Junction, With C'hio:go Z North nth
IRE du Chi1n and L. Crosse.
At Beloit, eth Chicago Northwestern Rail
road. for Fu,tviile, Evansville, and hudson.
Al Freepott, with Chicago I Northwestern and
Illinois Central Railroads, for Rockford, Warren
Mineral Point and 0alens.
Al Savanna, with steam packet "Lansing,"
for Dubuque aid through boets to a. Paul.
At Fulton, With Chicago . Northwestern Rail
road, for Chic 70, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At Port ~ pn. with Chicago Rock Island
Railroad, and kteam packet ''lowa" between
davenport and Rock island.
Passengers kill iisd this road the cheapest
and quickest y all points in the Northwest.
X. Z. TAFT, supt X. A. KNAPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Division.
may vi -dtil Racine, Wis. Savanna, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

DErRoIr, August 4.
The annual meeting Of the Western As>
so lated Press will be held pursuant to ads
jonrnment, in Detroit, on Tuesday, August
7,h. Every member Of the association
should be represented. as highly important
business will come before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
[Signed II. E. BANKER,
Secretary Of Western Associated Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

CsicAeo. Aug 9
CAssls Tho freeh receipts Of beef Catte todsy
q tho Union stock Yarss are ,131 head Entered
saee q the different soales, ISL head, q prices
ranleg iron y . 70 = for s.nnon ssallasag Cove
and Bulls, 8 6O06 u tor aock stsesD an1 Batohere
stoek; and Il m o. oo0s 20 fos good 70 very ehosoe
smooih stsss. Tho market V aetive asd pSiaee have
advsnesd from 10oIsc p 100 Ds for best sFadrs on
yseteraay's quotations; comm0a ard medium qtoss
are without change IN vsises. There are aIAsae
number Of purshssers frou PITTSBURGH. ba4so,
Clsvslanc and ather points Who are takng e. eyef.
sock.
Hoss-Ths fresh Seceifts Of hogs 70 day at the
Union 6sccx Yards are 22A heed. Entered salcs q
the different soaIca S211 head. At pit-es ranging
from % se91o - for good to choice smooth heavy
hoss. The market 10 fairly active and most Of the
eaies we're taken INN. dately on the Of - cd
vance Of fsow Ssse y 100 Ms Bat few ors left over
unaCd
eassp-Ths frssh receipts Of shsep today arc -
head. Tho maskst 10 active and all the supplies
fosnd ready sale. The market closse arm ct - 10
a. - for fair, and q soal Is for good.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

Dascaport Markse Repdte.
Orrscs o. rms DAvEssoss Dss0cnAss
August 4. 1889.
Retail bulk ts.69
:. Sacks, paper, 500
"a Dbl. t9.40.
Wholesale 40cts per btl less.
Minnesota Flour, tll.ao.
Cons MxAL:-Psr bs.hsl. 7sces.
As-No. !. old. ei.ss.
B4.lsY.-No.e in market.
OAfs. SS@2se.
PorAross-s5QSl0c.
Oxy0xs. No dem-nd.
BusHa -23c
Eooo.-16c
HAr.-es. eo@ela,oc
CoAL-isc II depot; lie ct levee yasd..
woob.-e7G7s.
new ERIK Markes.
sts hsv Yeas. Aug. Z
Cotlon-Qsist = o..
Fious- DsIl. ssd log ssc lowss = o. oa0os.ie
81. B4sAe, o. 6o0es. - D. H.O.
Whsat-9osc lower Oh eomnos, esd very
dali. a os-s31<0s0s for new No. l MI, The
~ North Csrolias. srss parcel received il Svs
49,, ~ o1.eS.
nys-DHll q 7s@ss
Cora -nscsipts 2i2.275 bushels; market lc
lower fair dsnasd at q gle for sound uaixsd
Western.
Oas-Recsipts fss, - bushels; more activs,
part for export, and lie lower, at 4o94f Chica-
-, 4s<8As Mil, 50@5s Iowa.
tsrk-Opsasd heavy and unsettled, ~ eS1. Is
03l.so for new. closing Ut tSl.37 for regulas,
and t2s. 5e61s0.0o for old.
Lard Quiet st 1s@20c.
Whisky-Nominsl.
Petroleum-N0minal.
LATEST MAnkEYS.
Floor Closed very dull asd 1o02Se lower.
Woeat-Closed dull and 293e lower for eon-
ncn descriptions.
COu-Ctosed 1c lower with fair demand.
Perk-- Closed heavy and unsettled; sew
mess 4sl.S 30, regular.
l.srd-Clossd 1rm u lsk03l.
t.
New HOrax Stock Market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04


1866. Snnnss Asfsnesnsst. -.
Trains run BY Chicago tine whseh il twelve MA
utes faster than Davenport time.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY - less
~ ard nntil further Notice, trains viii Ieave
Dsvenport daily, (1undays sxeepssd) = soaaeSs
- Night express ....................Ss - Z.
Arrive q Davenport daily, (Sundays e1ssfese)
o. followe:
"a Daily express end mail train IS ~, 2. ::
~ trains ovrr this rouse are IN direct coenscs
ton u Chicago With trains over both ths Ass.a-.
gan Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsnrrxs TOT
Wayne snd Chicago Railroads % and ~. ~ "
troit. Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, ClncinnsSs.,
~, New York, Philadelphia. Bslonefs' -
Wellington.
Passengers. - realnds1 q ne es :...;a
Of giving distinet directions = 70 the dessseno
81 ihsir beegses, 49, 70 presnrs tickets oe'oFs
taking theif ssa1s = he ear. -.
O. H. ngA1u6LY, AsstOsn. Csps.
Uavennort Juiv n 1885
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

sta MUNNEA1v k1A1 -
s-NuvERsA1. Ten yesrs has clearly prpv-
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