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CHEMlCALS-Chemical are in fair demand and
steady at unchanged rates We quote before. Soda
Ash S az a sts gold Causc Soda 67 cts gold
10000 cts. currency. and Bleaching Powders at 81
@16 cts. currency.
price. and we quote as before: Adamantine at 20dS
cts for short, and 269 cts for full weight Sperm at
42943 cts; Parane at 45 cts and Patent Wax at $50
SIS cts p ID. " AN ~
COAL.-Cumberland is selling at 81 free on board
at Locust Point for cargoes, and S725 for cty de-
bard, and $ll@ll.5QT ton for medium and soft,
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TN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate Plate is selling for

TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is selling for l.
C. 10x14 at $3.50. and for TX 10x4 at $3.50 q box,
and Lead at Il cts for Pig y cts for Bar. and Is cts
ID for Sheet and Pipe. Speter quote at Il cts and
Sheet Zinc firm at Il cts 2 ID. currency.
TALLOW.17,We have heard of no sales this week.
but we quote Western at 1917 cts, and Butchers as
ISOLATION at - cts 2 10.
WO0L-Wool continues very dull. with no i'm
provement in prices. We quote as follows viz:-un-
washed at 30@33 cts; tub washed at 50@52 cts pulled
at 3O@4O cts; fleece, common to quarter blood 4ig!I
cts quarter to half blood 47@55 cts and half to full
blood and Saxony at 55@62 cts
WHISKY;SWhisky has through the week &, been se en-
very dull. few SMALL lots have been sold at 2.239
2.26 2 gallon, but there is no disposition among the
trade to purchase before their immediate wants. and
for large lots there are no buyers.
FREIGHTs.-Freightg continue dull. and rates
nominaly unchanged. There have been no new
engagements made SO far we have heard
although some negotiations are, in progress. To
Liverpool rates are nominal as before quoted, viz :
I'D for gran I'd for cotton; 25s@30s for bark, and
2s for tobaccOo. The nominal rate for grain to Cork
for orders is Sd To Bremen we quote at Dos for to-
bacco, and to Amsterdam and Rotterdam at 25s.
for tobacco. For petroleum quote at IS. 6d@6s. to
Liverpool and IS. to the continent Coal to n. York
is s. and to Boston 81 per ton. and for grain rates
are cts to New York 10 cts TO Providence. 12@l3
cts to Boston, and 1905 cts per bushel to Charleston
and Savannah.
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HAIR DYEING, HAIR DYEIYG7

Mr. 0LDHAMS celebrated instantaneous Hair
Dye, wholesale and retail.
0LDHAM'S
HAIR DYEING AND HAIR CUTTING
SALOON,
On the Bridge. No. So North Gay street.
Long and fayOrably known as a frst-cass Saloon.
Private, apartments for dyeing gentlemen's Hair
-. HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
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tAE.-The following circular has been pr
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


mulgated:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, January 16 1866
To Consular Officers Of the CI.ited States:
Since the act of Congress, emitted IAN act to pre-
vent and punish frauds upon the revenue, and to
provide for the more certain and speedy collection of
claims in favor of the United States, and for other
purposes approved March 3, 1868, has been carried
into effect frequent cases have occurred where tr-
collector of customs. collection of the district to
which the goods specified were nvoiced has been
various causes some of which supposed to be be-
yond the control of the officer whose duty it is to
In anticipation of like failures, and to avoid any
questions which might hereafter arise as well as to
perfect the files in the various customhouses consul
lar agents hereby directed to supply free of
charge TO collectors, upon their application copies of
any such documents as may have failed to reach
their destination or, having been received, shall
have been mislaid or lost in the custom-houses In
where collectors triplicate, having been de-
livered by consular officer to purchaser, manufac-
turer, owner or agent. may have failed to reach the
collector consul is authorized to charge his fee for
supplying such invoice.
W. HUNTER Acting Secretary.
A CURIOUS EPIsTLE.-A letter was received at the
Executive Mansion on Wednesday morning. from
Michigan, directed to President johnson, of which
the following is literal copy the of the writer
only being suppressed:
NJ DUPLAIN. Jan. S0the, '66
want to ask small favor from your excellency.
wnen you hang jeff Davis please send me his glass
eye for marble, for there amt union boy in Mich
lgan better entitled to it..,.and will remain your
affectionate friend. p RI
INDIANA, OHIO AND SuFFRAeE.-A despatch from
the West says:
1.-THE feeling is so strong in Indiana against negro
suffrage that all Republican leaders and members of
Congress are obliged to oppose it. 1t is admitted by
Republican members of the Ohio Legislature, on the
floor of the House, and in public discussion, that
negro suffrage will be beaten by seventy-fv thou
sand votes in that State.
The Abingdon Virginian chronicles the
case of clergyman in that vicinity losing his pocket
book, in which there was FIVE dollarsl
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the new crop OF Ohio and Kentucky not having COM
menced yet to forward. Prices are in general
unchanged and equoe to day as follows Maryland
frosted-to common, S3@5; do. sound common $3.50
al 80; do. middling 5000; do. good to fine brown.
ground leaves new S3a5 for common to fair and SEQ
y for good to fine. 0hio-Inferior to good common,
$685. do. brown and spangled. S9@l25O; do good and
fancy. S2O@3O; Kentucky frosty Tugs, $6.5O@7, do
fair to good Tugs, S7.50@S.50; do common fair leaf
S9gl2; do. good $l2.5G9l6; do. fine select, SlS@2S
The inspections this week are SO hhds Maryland. "a
hhds Ohio and hhds Kentucky; total, 100 hhds.
TEAS.-Teas are in fair demand and steady at
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SHIPPING.

SSS FOR WILMINGTON, n. C.-The schoon-
NSAFA er SILAS WRIGHT, Captain Adams is now
80 loading and will have despatch for the above
port. For freight apply to
HOPKINS & JANNEY,
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C0PPER.-We have no change to note this week
in the figures for Copper and we again quote Refined
lngots at 3Tg3I2 cts Sheet Brazers and Bolt at %
cts Nails at 60 cts, and Yellow Metal Sheathing and
Bolts at 40 cts. P 10.
FLOUR.-There has been very little movement in
Flour this week, and the market from the opening to
the close has been quoted dull. Good Flour IS com
paratlvely scarce, and is held with considerable
frmness, but common Super and low grades OF Extra
are excessively dull and heavy, and would doubtless
be sold at considerable reduction from the quoted
rates, were there any buyers to be found we nave
reported this week sales of 400 bb fair Ohio Super at
S. 500 bbls good to choice Howard Street do at $3.50
as 75 300 bbls Chestnut Grove Super and Extra Mt
S9dl0 to which we may add the jObbing sales which
embrace probably 1,5G0 bbs of various descriptions
within the range quotations. Prices show materi
nj change since last week. and quote to-day as fol-
lows viz: Howard street at SS.25@S.75 for Super
S9@S.5o for Extra; $lO@1O.50 for Fancy do; Sl2ai$
for Family: Western at $S@S.50 for Super, $50
s.25 for Extra; $4,000 for Fancy do; $l1Gi2
for Family City Mills at $8.25@9 for Super; 500
$50 for standard Extra; and s,1l50911.75 for high
grade Rio Extra. Patapsco, Reservoir and other
brands of Baltimore Family and high grade Extra
are now selling to the trade at $l450 for the former
and $l2.75 = Dbl for the latter.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-There have been
sales this week of about 100 bbs Rye Flour at 45O
Dbl, at which figure it closes, but have heard of
no transactions in Corn Meal, and quote it dull at
$3.S71&94 per Dbl.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour continues
dull at S5.25 z 100 lbs.
The following are the nspen+ions of FIour and Meal
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The Abingdon Virginian chronicles the
case of clergyman in that vicinity losing his pocket
book, in which there was FIVE dollars!
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DurLA1Y, Jan. sOthe, '66.

hifs. htsiDENT
want to ask small favor from your excellency,
when you hang Jeff. Davis please send me his glass
eye Tor marble for there amt union boy in Mich
afectionate friend. p RI
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No. 395-Beginning for the same on the southwest
side of Fort avenue fifty feet northwestorly from the
northwest line of lot No Al of the confiscated pro-
perty, and running sOuthwesterly parallel to lot No
Al two hundred and fifty feet, thence northweStery
parallel to Fort fifty feet thence northeasery
parallel TO the first line two hundred and fifty feet to
Fort avenue, and thence southeastcry the south
west side of Fort avenue fifty feet to the beginning
Vacant. Part of the lot only. Assessed to John
Glenn Jr., for State and city taxes. for the year
1864
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CURIOUS EPIsTLE.-A letter was received at the
Executive Mansion on Wednesday morning. from
Michigan, directed to President johnson, of which
the following is literal copy, the of the writer
only being sunnressed.
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No Observation-Disclosures No. IS ON MuIberry streel
described as follows: Beginning for the same M At
point about six feet south from the soutn sac o. @
berry street and about seVenty'Slx ana 0Rs'u" sSe
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W 0tslnnlng Tor inc same on Ihe HOTII SIDE OF
one hundred and twenty feet vest ery from
the northwest corner of Eager street and York
nue., and running northerly at right angles to Eager
street one hundred feet thence westerly parallel to
Eager street twenty feet; thence southerly at right
angles to Eager street hundred feet to Eager
street; and thence eastery On the north side of Ea
ger street twenty feet to the beginning Vacant
Part of the lot only, Assessed to Isaac Simmons
dis for State and city taxes for the year
No TSl-Beginnng for the same on the south side
of Gross street about 1872 feet eaSery from the
southeat corner of Cross and johnson streets and at
the east line Of lot assessed to and supr osed to be-
long 10 Isaac Vincent (cOlored,( and running south
ry on said east line and parallel to johnson street
10 feet thence easterly parallel to Cross street 10
feet thence northery parallel to johnson street $50
fact 10 Cross street. and thence westerly on the soub
side of Cross street 20 feet to the beginning. I'M
proyements Nos. IS and 81, two three story Rrick
Dwellings and two story Brick Back Buildings ana
Frame Sheds. Part of the Lot only. Assessed 70
Ann Jones for State and City taxes, for the wears
1862 1868 and lso4'.'' :..,....... 5000
AUGUSTUS M. PRICE,
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Letter from New York.

NEW YORK CITY, June 13, 1856
Ed. Posi- Not having anything on
hand to take my time at present, the
thought occurred to me that could in
no way do SO much for the benefit OF
mankind in general, and you in partieu-
lar, as to drop You a line letting you
know something of the doings of Mon
tana men in the City. There is not as
many here at present, as there was a
short time ago. Some have returned,
and some have estrayed into the rural
districts, to vegetate during the hot
weather Judge James Tufts returned to
town yesterday, from a tour through the
northern New England States, where he
has been following up the Fenians in
their invasion of Canada. The Judge
feels hostile towards those kanucks,S
and has felt so ever since the celebrated
Arroostick war. A great uncle of his
had horse stolen about that time, and
suspicion pointed to the Canadians and
the Juuge is not one soon TO forget an in
dignity offered to one of his family on his
aunts side. .1
Col Robert Morris Hagaman. and John
Thomas Conner, are attending, to-day, a
Picnic at Brooklyn, with a lot of other
Sunday School Children. The gallant
Col. towers aloft, showing to great ad-
vantage the rich, but not gaudy apparel
which incloses his beautiful proportions,
the style of dress, worn at present by the
exquisites, is to say the least fantastical,
and suggestive; for instance, the seat of
the Coils pants could not from any flash
ing indications tell, whether he has a
coat on or not, and when he sits down,
which he has to do occasionally to rest,
the points of his shirt collar prick his
knee. John Thomas was dressed to-day
in white satin suit complete waterfall
behind, white kid gloves Ia Ia Ratta,)
patent leather boots with fly buckles,
green silk sun shade, eye glasses on his
nose, handkerchief scented with decoc-
tion of Phalon's night blooming Cereus,
with the balm of thousand skunks,
prepared by Signor Bellini, purveyor to
the Pope, dogs nose on his cane, (turned
a tryful perhaps) mouth full of sozodont
hair parted in the middle. tin foil neck
tie, and you have the man complete.
!, In nv next communication / will give
you brief notice of Charley Davis, Capt
Polison, f. d. Strait and Others.
| Yours truly, KNIcKERBocKER,
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WHOLE No. SO.
Letter from wisconsin Creek.
WIscoNs1N CREEk. July BAL. 1s


WISCONSIN CREEK, July Sd, 1866.
Ed. osr:-In riding from your city
along the Sinking water valley, we were
not little pleased at the evidences of
thrift and prosperity, which show them
selves on every hand. The grain crop
looks well, and promises a good yield
We find by inquiry, that there is a larger
amount of wheat, barley and oats sown
than we anticipated. Mill Creek alone
figures up over 1000 acres, of which
900 are in wheat; Wisconsin Creek has
about 700 acres, half of which are in
wheat Indian Creek has about 700 acres
half of which are in wheat Sinking
Water Valley proper, has in all about
1900 acres, 800 of which are in wheat,
Besides the grain crop, there are large
amounts of potatoes and other root crops
planted some buckwheat has been
sown, and also rye. The buckwheat
looks well, but think it has been sown
rather too early; it being crop that
natures very quick, and requiring at
the time the grain fills, as cool weather
as can be had without frost-some has
been sown as early as the 18th of May
We think with a little experience, the
crop can be cultivated here with success
Reports from Bevin's Gulch are fiat
tering, large amounts of money are being
taken out there this season Mr.. William
FERN is taking out at the rate of $3.50
per day to the five hands. Young Bros
are also taking out good pay from their
ground. In fact, all the miners feel well,
and have money in their pockets, which
shows that they must be doing some
thing. The bed rock fumes, of which
there are quite a number, are paying in
stitutions. Messrs. Rumsey, Turner g.
Co, are taking out from theirs on an
average of an ouncs per day to the hand;
some at the upper part of the gulch are
doing still better. Huffaher's dry gulch
also pays well nugget weighing S14
was taken out of it lately. Another dry
guleh near the head of Bevin's has been
opened lately, and bids fair to pay well
if water can be brought into it an effort
will be made to bring in water from the
Ramshorn by the old ditch. ..ia
| Last week large number of freighteri
from Salt Lake, reached the Sinking
Water, and not feeling disposed to pay
the demand of the ferryman, So pc
wagon, for terriage over this Rubieon
turned out en- naaSse, and in short, order
ed constructed, bridge, and crossed
Mr.. Ferryman felt not little crestfallen
they having offered him SO per wagon
the train had in all over $50 wagons. /
won't do to undertake TO "play" tn
freighters too hard, they are sure to ge
even with you NEWTON
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial Officers.

Gouruor-SIDNEY EDGERTON, Bannack.
Secretdry-THoMAs FRANCIS MEAGHER.
Chief JEstiGc-H. l.. HoSMER.
associate JnstiCe-L. b. WILLISTOS.
L. e. MUNsoN.
ia0rney- GeReral-E. b. NEALLEY.
A. H. Deputy - %. +. STRICKLAND, Virginia.
United States MdrsbdI-GEo. N. PINNEY.
letting r. s. MarShdk-NEIL HOWE.
ASSIST Y. S. MarshcL--J. \. BEIDLER.
Suruey0r- GeHsraj-M. BOYD.
4udtor-JOTN II. MING.
TTeasurer-JOHN S. RoCKFELLow.
Superintendent Of Public fnstrltctton--P. ROMAN
.issessOr-T. G., EyERTS.
Collector Internal Reuetus-N. p. LANGFoRD.
Clerk IT, s. District COurt-E. H. FRIsRMUTH.
Clerk Cd judicial District-C. E. IRVINE, Silver
Bow.
CLERK Sd Jadicial Dtstrict-E. W, CARPENTER
Helena.
County Recorders.
Madison. Geo. w. Hill Edgerton- X. c. Ewing
Beaverhead. B. Peabody Gallatn--. Thos. Cover
Deer Lodge Jas. Brown jefferson Frank Wells
Meagher County wv. II. Richardson.
Municipal Officers OF Virginia City.
Mavor-J. NJ. CAsTNER.
Police HGgistrdte-T. w. Talliaterro.
MarshaE-Buzz. Caven.
CHerk-ChAs. J. ID. Curtis.
dtt0rReg--Wm. H. Chiles.
Yreasurer-John S. Rockfellow.
isscssor-Budd Smith.
assistant City MdrshaL-Jerry Lewis
County Officers Of Madison County.
Co&aty CommisSioHers-A. Stanley, Chairman ;
Hen. Ezechiel, w II. Rodgers
Probate Judge-W. Y. Lowell.
Sherif-Andrew J. Snyder,
Deputy -Sherif-N. Beery.
Treasurer-Andy Leach.
RecoraeT-G. w. Hill
CoHaty Asssssor-Isaac Rogers.
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Montana BilIiardSaIOon.

A DAM KLESER AND PAUL SCHwARTZE,
N Proprietors. Billiard Tables furnished with
the most approved apparatus required for the enjoy
nent of the game Pure liquors and choice cigars
always on hand. Open from "A. NJ, to 12P N. 97~
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q. R, LIE BEAU,

MANUFACTURER OF JEwELRY of every
wi description and style, out of the pure Native
Gold Particular attention given to repairs of Fine
Watches Clocks and Jewelry. Orders respectfully
solicited, and promptly executed On the north
side of Wallace street, west Of Jackson. 20
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ATTENTION.! A
FREIGHTERS AND OTHERS!

TNEE Great Beaverhead Wagon Road is now open
J. for travel running from the southern line of the
Territory via - The Junction " thence down Red
Rock thence through the Beaverhead canon to
Beaverhead valley and Stinkingwater-making a
cut off of thirty miles-to Helena, Confederate and
the Blackfoot country, and all intermediate mining
camps is abundantly supplied with wood, water
and grass, and has hgh-water bridges, and no
divides to cross.
RYAN & STURGEs, Proprietors
July 5th, tS6e .. f. r.. 97-tf
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T.. w. FIR AIRY.

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
- Office removed next door to the Executive
All neutrality-suspicious. performed in the best possible
manner. Single teeth and complete setts inserted
in the highest style of art Ladies and gentlemen
oak
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ASSAY OFFICE.

w ALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan
w & Co.'S Bank Gold and Silver, and Ores OF
every description Assayed Iguarantee my assays,
and will pay any difference which may arise be-
tween them and the U: S. Mini.
sos u. GILBERT.
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% DANCE, STUART IL co.
Wholesale Grocers and. Commission Merchants
DEER LODGE CITY, M. T.
JESSE ARMITAGE,

PoPULARLY KNOWN AS JEsSE,)
BLACKSMITH, in the old stand of WELDON
- d SALE, foot of Wallace Street. Virginia City
Particular attention paid to machine work. s9t
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w. w. DE LACY.

GoUNTY SURVEY0R-0fice at the foot of Wal
~ lace street, next door 70 Mr.. Simpsons tailor
shop. He will be ready at all times to survey
ranches bitches, towns etc, and make accurate
maps of the same. Particular attention paid to
the survey and mapping of quartz lodes and dis
tricts. lOl*
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am Word,
Word, - JAS. u. OPP
WORD d, SPRATT,

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, Virginia City, Mon
"A tana Territory VIII practice in all the Courts
of said Territory. Special attention given to
the Collection of Claims, 20
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T.. WAGER. vi. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE, Wal
L lace street. one door east of Clayton 81 Hale's
Drug Store. Residence, Jackson street. two doors
beyond the Missouri House. luz
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ID OoT AND SHOEMAKER, No. 8, Jackson
ID street, Virginia City, Montana Particularon
attention paid TO the manufacture of Geuts Ine
boots o2-S4'
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County officers Of Madison County
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. o. IL. wHITFORD.
.IOHN G.. VETTER.

OFFICE on Main street, next door to barber
l show Nevada CITY. M. Il. - 1858
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Local Notices-One dollar per line for three
lines less IS cents per line for ten lines less
20 cents per line for eleven lines or more.
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TO Mill Owners.

A PRACTICAL, first class engineer and machinist
N desires a situation. Apply at the Montana
Picture Gallery, or address Box l59, Virginia
Cty 3i-sf
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.gUsTUS COOKE,

ENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular atten.
" ton gwen to the sale of Live Stock and Real
Estate sales of Stocks of Goods in Store Office at
the E1ephant'CorraI Virginia City, NJ. L. "a
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j, r. COCHRAN.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER -Thrse doors be.
IL low the Postoffice Wallace street, Virginia
City, NJ. T. House and Sign Painting, Paper Hang
ing and Glazing done with neatness and dispatch,
at low rates for cash. , 95 If
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JOSEPH MARION,

uAY SCALES STORE, Yreka City, Elk Creek
LIN. Il. Commission Merchant. Cash advanced
on consgnmen.s. A general assortment of Miners
Quitting Goods, Provisions, Vegetables, ETC.,
etc SO-e2A
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HO FOR THE STATES!
On the 18th day of September,

i FLEET of Kanawha boats will leave the
IA Yellowstone river (at the old starting point
On the 10Th day of September,
for The States These boats built for safety and
comfort, and from the bullets and arrows
Of the red man. For refernce inquire of
JOHN II. MING, Virginia City;
FOSTER g. CULVER, Virginia City,
GEO. w. HYNsON s. CO., Virginia City.
9s-l06 Fare. = $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08
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