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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-28
STEAMERS.

A
TALLY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
| IL POINYrAyD ALL LANDINGS " .rol 81
ON JAMES RlyER.-ou and after ssr-sxs
ths TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the sfz1zfzzc-l
| elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain z. {. GIR@GD,
| will leave Ludlam & Watsons wharf DAILY e.
cept Sundays, at O'Clock A. NJ. for CITY POia !,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LAADia''
| ON JAMES RIVER. r.-
Passengers by these boats will arrive q Clv
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor fe'sf'
burg: a. sv
Pare to Norfolk. .......u......"....'..
Fare to Norfolk, second class........'.' !"
The GEORGBANNA leaves Richmond aoSDAf'
WEDNESDAY. and ERIDAfr rvsn,y THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. ayr,
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TVE>'
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY o,,,s
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wEpsE'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
T. B. TATUM, Agent.
$50! AK Er.. Onee nj steamers wharf.
]. n. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent,
once corner Fourteenth and FRANKLIN sHss'
ne Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-28

r OOKi .LOOKli LOOKUi-Intend.
IL ing 10 remove our place OF business to more
eligible location on the lst Of November, We will
from this day offer our entire stock Of CHINA,
GLASS, &C., o. small sdyancs on cost until that
time. T4g5 '8E fa4ett E.tl &c elS 20 Is.
,Nsrehant.. families, apd others vishtsg 70 paz,
wARE have now an opportunity q deins 90. Is9s
eornsH opposite Ballard and ExehanSs Hotels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-28
u p. TURNER, ay .st
T. ATTORNEY AT Law az s;
NOTARY PUBLIC. ltl ,'i'
Once In Law Building, rear Of Wig once.

THOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
L AT LAW AND COMMISSIONERS In CHAECx-
RY, practices in the Courts OF the City OF Rich
mond and the County Of Henrico. 0nes on Frank.
lin. second door from Sixth street. -! 10 Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DR. CRENSHAW'S OFFICE AND
L. RESIDENCE removed to el5 Franklin street,
between Sixth and Seventh. no 1o-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-28
DISSOLUTIONS.

The subscriber will continue the IMPORTING
AND JOBBING BUSINESS in NOTIONS and
FANCY GOODS at the old stand Of Hall Hutchi-
SON. No. 1917 Main, above Thirteenth street, Rich
mond, Va, and will be pleased to serve his friends
and the trade generally. JOHN W. HALL.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1856. no l5-eodlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-28

In consequence Of an anticipated change In our
arm, from the withdrawal Of Major WELscHLgR,
we are Offering to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
LATEST News
ny TELEG RAPE.

FROM new y O1ks
New YoRk, Oct. II.
The Turco Egyptian army in Gambia was
seriously defeated by the Christians in the
engagement already reported in the Herald.
II is said that Russia is rapidly removing
her troops from Poland and marching them
toward the Danube, and agents Of the Car
are engaged in rec:uitisg volunteers in
Greece for Turkish campaign. Oalcers Of
The K'se Of Greece arc bang engaged il .
similar duty.
France is reported to BE- very much irti.
tated againse Prussia, end il i said that
there is every probability Of war bstsesn
the two countries ct time not fer diseaat.
The Berlin journals treat The Napoleon
foreign oflics circclar IL . very calm shd
easy manner, thanking IL Empsree for dhe
exhibition Of pacific end, meat excellent In.
tentions.
4 FIRE broke cut last night about len
o'clock. in the ship chand.ery vaseheuse ef
J. G. Baxter Z Sen, 30s wet strc.t. vhIch
ssPreed rapidly 70 the sdjsiaing buildi4e,
NO. Sv7, and communicated with . la}Re
storage store At Nos. sos end sol Ws1Ss
'neton street, in which was steeed . larrs
quantity Of cotton and eottoo meseAondisa.
.lhs houses sdjsiuisg Ne ehasdlesy -
storage store were oceupied By psee amk
Nee, ecsDa IS u wAso were tsmpeeosiIv
'dhlodeed. TIE 0A6oijs Of loesee = iner1s.
anes coold not ~ oblai0ed readily. bu1 h
I'll probability will amount to 4s0o. 900.
Among the sufferers Wsro John u. Ferris.
John Smith, and Silas Cronsll. Ill houec
dealers, and Geo. Cugsn's Stenee
there was net oiog3e cAse q cholera r.
ported yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

ovoOo
The ruues q - outbreak omeog negroes
which pFsvailed hsss yesterday 10 uniSund-
q. Il aseoe from = facs that number
we're arrested last week a vagrants. and
were promised ibes ty il they would con
tract with Chatham 4 Reach, TO work on
their plantations in Mississippi. Their
summary leaving caused . report that they
were sold into slavery, producing excite
ment, which, Il Was feared, would create Z
riot. No fears Of violence are entertained.
The U. s. Attorney yesterday received
The following:
DEPARTMENT o. SrAre.l
WASHINGTON, d. e., Oct IL, '66.}
To the Attorney Of tho United States. for
the middle district Of Tenn.
Sis-This Department has received in.
formation that measures ere 10 progress for
the purpose Of inducing Frsednsn to move
to foreign couatsies, especially to Peru, By
promise Of high wages and other induce
ments. Thses is reason to believe that
these promises will not Be performed. and
that the conditieu Of The Freedmen vsuld
moi, h most Instances, Be- improved bv the
change Il = deemed to Be The duty Of the
govssnmeat = prsveot them BY sll LEGAL
aud moral means from being thus imposed
upso. Ths circular = addressed 70 ~
ioe that purpese. With The assent Of the
Attorney General you will do any thing
which yea properly can towards causine 4
y b cassisd into effect. I am, sir. YOUR
sbedisnt servant
W. II. SswAnp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

New YoRK, Oct. 10.-A Florence Dis
patch says the following arc the principal
conditions Of the treaty Of peace between
Austria and Italy:
The frontier to be added 70 Italy are those
which constitute the administration front Of
Venctia. while under Austrian dominion.
The amount Of the debe assumed BY Italy b
thirty five million forms, payable in eleven
installments in . moalhs. The Monte
Lombardo Venetia Ii transferred 70 Italy,
with its actual assets and liabilities. IT. -.
sets are three millions i've hundred thou.
sand, and its liabilities sixty three million
forms. Until further arrangements TIE
revenues Of the two net works Of TailWsys,
north and south Of the Alps, will b allowed
10 accumulate in order 10 calculate the grOee
revenue, which should serve % basis for
the valuation of the KilOmetric guarantee.
Measures are 10 be taken to selerate the net
works Of railways. aud complete the uniin-
ishcd portion. The vcnetians residing In
Austria are to have the right Of preserving
their Austrian nationality. All objects Of
art as well as the archives belonging "a
Venetia will b restored. The Iron Crown
Of Lombarsly will also be given up 10 Italy.
The treaties which formerly subsisted b.
tween Austria and Sardinia will again c00e
into force for the year, during which period
fresh arrangements can b. concluded. Pr
vste property belonging 10 the Italian
Princes, which has been sequeSeered BY the
III liam Government, 10 to be restored, with
the reservation Of tine rights Of the State q
one third.
An Athens dispatch Of Sept. 2olh says the
French Minister Monster warned the 0reeh
Government that France would break Of
diplomatic relations with Greece II the lat
ter did not observe the strictcst neutrality
during the present Instruction in Gambia
The Crctan National Assembly had called
upon the Greek nation TO take part in thu
instruction. The English and French
Consuls in Gambia are opposed to the move
mcnt
A Corfce dispatch of Oct. end says thai
on the 22nd ult 10000 Turco- Egyptian
troops attacked the Greek camp extending
from Malesa to keranua. The Greeks re
pulsed every Onslaught. On the followin,
day the battle was renewed, when th'
Greeks, who hsd received disbursements .
1000, repulsed the Imperial troops. Th,
latter ere said to have lost 81 10 prisoners
The remainder Of the Egyptians escaped Of
t,Oard the Turkish squadron near 1alesa.
The Turkish troops have again been reio
forced by the arrival Of 5000 EgyptiaoG
seven Turkish battalions, and conSiderab,
force OF artillery.
The famine In India continues, and h o
the most fearful nature.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
A New Discovery.
PLASTIC SLATE
ROOFING ~

NUS VALUABLE INVENTION SUPER
= 0o010 I'll discJveriss heretofore made for
sAo1sQees - Durability, has ths sdvantaces
ovss N3oinelee, 0le1s, nls, Or ths verious e..
neate oe0 n -, 10 several respects. Il Il
~ = 0aitobee for . 0at roof = any other-wilI.
noeee eay eedinafy eireuaetasc01, let aUjbn1
= - 6ill6ine i ssvses. DsingS jeSbiDssioss
oepo1vlsisea Bls1e - vieoeo6 0o1oos o. IA.
" possessing shsnaeel a0elty ~ o. iorner'l
sUsi11o Ne peWse q eieAee AO6e - hool ~ -
Dsoseo - 60 nsisg e1ssspaIeoo 81 ii111e 4
- Wo8se19 RssoslY 0ss.pssol, : = esess.i.
sG9e 80 N ssi6ss1 - - SsiI1iSss
j = elCeeZ 5sssa9eoAsd " ~ Pae~.,..
0loe - 4ev Yoek, cd b scion nshjosos- AZ.
sSoalesel B13tse q ~ New York Tpihrne
- Bed Tor Circula ..
AuLTMAN 4 fONNER
koensees for the Sta1e u lava
Heonse Nsntsd, material snd u l1ers1ic~ r..
ai1ADo - aepoisa4ion . I'D
M. IA - 49, u 80 Oleeeb up stairs.
JviS-dH Oavenpost. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct 16-Sailed, steamer
Missouri, for New York. Arrived, ship
Wallace, from New York
A circular from tho Slate Department nd
viscs the government that schemes are on
foot 10 induce the freedmen 10 cmigrate To
foreign countries, especially to Peru. and
suggests that any legal and moral means bc
used towards preventing the freedmen from
being imposed on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
Particular OF the Death Of Raea. Jehn
Van 00Fem.

NEW YoRK Oct. 16.-The Commercial
says Of the death Of MIR. Van Buren,: lie
was returning from n tour in Scotland
whittier he lad been for the bcne1t Of bile
health, which for some time past has been
visibly declining. During his tour he caught
severe cold, which caused indammatloo Of
the kidneys. and when he came ON board The
Scotia he was very i'll. He At once retired
to his state room where he remained until
Wednesday morning. when he got up and
walked about the deck contrary to the ad-
vic Of his medical attendance. On return
TO his state room. Mr.. Van Buren, was seized
with an acute Inflammation of the kidneys,
and his sutlerngs were intense. During
this time lie talked necessarily, but inco-
hercntly, chiefly Oh political affairs. On
Saturday morning he commenced sinking
visibly, and his daughter and niece, with
Capt. Judkins Of the Scotia, were aummon
ed 10 his state room. They with Dn. Brice
and Crane remained with him nearly the
whole day, and about eleven p. M, when
the vessel was OF Cape RACE, NJ. Van Blu.
rem expired. A cofIln was ct once made for
the body and it was placed in ono Of The
ships boats, where il now remains The
arrangement for the funeral will be pub.
lishcd hereafter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

LOUISVILLE, Oct. It,
Kirby Hughes Morrow and the tvo KEN.
pcrs were brought before the United States
Court On . writ Of hsbeas eorpss requiring
0enssal Davis - produce them. They
wsss ssverally ia6Icsed for stopping the
mall 6seainine ~ mail carrier, Dr.. Ferris,
add eseeining ths nail boat recently at
Cheat, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
@ar"h'A Spr'"4''iial SA'1'.

81, bet. - and -.
MUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND OUT OF
X1 the Counting room enables No to tell stu
dssts who have common abilAies, II they give
" their attention. We will prepare them for the
Counting room Of refund their tuition. Those
1esiring 70 heco0e Teachers Of Accounts will be
thoroughly qualified for the sane. We wish 10
prepare . numbes u them. They are always
sure Of s0ployment. Psfsess paftislly acquaint-
ed With accounts can receive thorough knowl-
edge Of them 10 . private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge 10 tell students
snd others that they can obtsin . more efficient
course 81 instrsction here th.n In Detroit, Chi.
cago or ~. Louis, and save one third Of the time
spent in those places. Send for circulars.
tlSox Ss4.) WV. DRAIN0AN. Principal
Cctl -60 AccOuutaue end procenNnP Of Aesta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

QuRBEc, c. w. Oct. ia public meet.
ing was called to devise means for the ~
lief Of the suffering BY the late Ore. Gl5O,.
600 were subscribed. A treasurer was ap-
pointed 70 receive further coatsibutions.
The number Of lives lost 10 uow Known to
be six. The number Of houses burned 10
found to be even larger than previo lsly
estimated, and humbess tWenty-threc hun.
drcd. Nearly 1000 people ore without ehel-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
COMM Rc1Al.
Davenport Market Rep~re.
Oss'cs o. sns D.vsspoa, Dsuoe.A,.
October II, 1855.

FLOC0.-SfAIB.-
Retail bulk % -
:. :. es:ks PAPER. $1,000
q Dbl. el 10.
Wholesale l0c,s -. ~, -.
Cosx MsAL.-Ne. I, ,er bsshsi s,I...
wssAs.- Receipts ysy lerre' IA ,.-
brings el.so per bush,l No. j. nss ei.2SS
o. IS.
CoRN-50c.
Oars. CSC.
BARLsY.-350e0c.
Oul0xs.- -S60l2.
APPLEs.-76@e1.25
BUrrsR Soc.
Eoos. -l7@l71Ic.
HAY.-olS,Oe.
OoAL-lsc at depot; lie It lsvss vard..
WooD.-e707S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
Coel weather entirely dispelled malarions
inauences from which choless visitation and
exaggerated alarming rumoss arose. Only
eight deaths to day. visitation principally
anon the lower Glasses in the most filthy
parts ofthe city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

j. chicago Market.
BY Telegraph Cs,oAco. Ost IL
Whsat-No. ! ea@91h Ne =, el.7o0l sc. &C.
Corn--Quiet and Nc lew. ~ tocsr6s ths ele.e
rallied and sdv.ocea A&l,e -; No. / q AKA
e'H; ~ store .ns ssnse o. rese arc esaebk; No.
e-f1S'o; Div 49, 10 Ne $50 for rejectsd.
Oats.Quie'; sc for Nol sSes4 for n. !, and n
rejected in store. cioeing utssx 1"r No. e.
kye-Fism nj sl19st 70 Ma ma 77a7s foe No
In store
nariey-N at 6lkes md re,ecteo a >ea>,
in store.
provisions- Flat and ~ downward.
Cattle-Best ut -; eirt3a6x
Hoss-t9 % TOE 50
Hheep-4k@5k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
speclAL NOTICE.



Too conp,ain Of your stomach. unfortunate dys-
pspsic; hut ought ma yosr saosach 10 complain a
yoas Posribly the panes Sou endure arc simply the
slsmach's method Of taking revenge upon you for
negiecting and abusing IT, Perhaps you have never
msie an effort to improve Its condition, but on the
other hand arc continually eramming II With unwhoe-
como and Homogeneous food. Have You ever tried
nosTETTERs STOMACH BlTTERs. a proper
dict, and regular meals. The Bis,crs in week
would put your digestive apparatus in rcrfec, order.
regulate the flow Of bile In accordance with the laws
Of health, and produce just much appcrent action
- ~oald bc nsosssAsy for yous good, end When You
wsre dace III right. jndicsoss and regular dieting,
9Th litsie q he Toue nav and thsn. would keep
you Co. Myos have neglected thcsc means Of cure.
1oaY tasns yoss stomach for ~ rebellion. h y
ner-ly naiurs's hint that she wants help you neg.
iecs H. the next thing may be Inflammation, u seir.
shus Csaess, q soos olhss sisoeet and dsasssous
disease. There IL such thing being TO late In
shesr matter n0srETrERs BITrERs viii cure
DyspspaA; bat DyspepsA sv ssgender diseases
which dssy all rcstoratives.
A1ku PERFUME Eoa TuI nAnDkNUlu.
PAaoesp "NSsAs DlsenIas Cersss.n
Po0ooob "Nt0Ae Dooo0ing Ceseoe."
PAo1oob ssNboAe 0Doo0Soa Cossoo."
1
PAoesob "NsOos 0eooo6og G;sseas.n
peessa's "Nishs Dloeosss Cssrss."
ooel exquisite. dcaicste. RnA Fragrant Perfume.
4loei'ls1 fro9 TIE sass go beantiial 00Wcs from
WhisA u Nokss " nnnA
Manufactured ssiy ~
P0ALON 4 SON. New YsrA.
DswAnE or c0uxrERrEirs.
ASK ron PnALON's-rAkE NO OTmER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The case Of Lieut.
Bralne Of the rebel navy, indicted for piracy
and murder on the high ocas, in Selling the
steamer chesapeake during her voyage
from New York TO Portland and killing one
Of her officers, was 10 have been tried be.
fore Commissioner Newton this morning,
but on motion Of the prisoners counsel, il
was postponed. to allow him time to peo-
cure testimony for his defence from H.
South. The case will come up again ON tho
;N)th inst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

BUFFALO, Oct. 16.-The Commercial Of
this city hassintelligencc that the Fenians
had organized and attempted to cross the
Niagara River at Lewiston last Saturday
evening. The plan laid out was to burn
Queenstown and blow up the barracks in
the morning, but they were prevented by
information that the Canadian government
were ready to receive them. The whole
thing is doubtless canard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

BosToN, Oct. lG.-0en. N. r. Banks was
to-day renOminatcd to Congress by the Re.
publicans Of the 9th District On the frs:
ballot he received lA3 votes out Of 15l and
his nomination was made unanimous amid
great cheering.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

Paasemgers Less On the 8vealag star.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-Among the passen-
gers lost on the Evening Star were Mrs.
Susan Weber, N. T.; Miss Carrie Leonard,
Oswego. N T.: Miss Lizzie Brown, Roches.
ter, N. r.; and Aise Com Brown, Livings.
ton Co., n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

WASuINOTON, Oct. II.
may b true, % stated in special dis
patch. that Hon. f. N. Stanton has in wri-
ting requested the President to relieve him
Of biz position as Secretary Of War, but up
to noon teddy the President had received
no suoh communication. There seems,
however, to be no doubt that Mr.. Stanton
will soon retire
II 10 understood that Lieut. Gen. Sherman
has been invited TO Washington, and there
is strong probability that hs will take
charge Of the War Department, for . time,
Ct least, Is he harnonizss with President
johnson in his policy Of restoring the South.
ern States to their practical relations to the
Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

NEW YoRK, Oct. 16-The Poss special
says the Government printing Office has &C.
coded to the demand by the workmcn for
the adoption Of the eight hour system, and
work has been resumed.
Geo. $. liillyari has been appointed -
Tie L. <. District Attorncyship a Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

Prcedman's Bureau to officers Of the rseu.
lar ermy, ere subjects Of cougratulation. he
deplo,ts The s.sts Of the coul ty. a.d epcloe.
e. the constitutional amendment. but pre>
sumes . mere reading Of it will cause i,s 70
lection; recommends the admission Of ma
gro testimony in all courts; rcous,t that
provisions be made for the education Of in.
aisent childred of Confederate soldier, and ~,
for the relief q disabled, and destitute Con.
federa,e and State soldiers. The other nor.
tio1s OF the message are purely local.
From sIeadviile. A.n.
AsADyLL., Oct. II.
The express train which. left here th;s
morning at 4:3o, ran Oft the track two m;les
this side Of Union. Penn and va n,.c;n;s
tstcd down An embark ment some 90 fest-
All ON board we're more or leas ;n;nr.S-
some ten Of the passengers were ssrion.lv
injured. The conductor, NJ. White ~
engineer and fireman were hurt very Saiiv.
The cause Of The accident i aid "a ~:
been from rail out Of place Ma ~. 81.
been running fast there i no tslI;rs ~. ~.
would have bsen the result, but The en.;n.
cor had Stacked up for the purposs Of c;I;n.
his engine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

DeStc6osss, strictly EsNre. and o.
9see0t Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY
col TONS SELECT FlAv0RS.
Of Choice Fralas, Spices, etc.
The great success Il simply because .onc-third OF
the quantity is than equal to the ordinary Fla.
vosinG Extract" and they are the
TRUE RICH Fla vOR or THE FRUITS.
These who desire the best
eeek them for their superior flavor,
These who wish - EcomOInase
Beck them for their great strength.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THIN.
Lovers OF CHOICE FLAv0Re IN CITIES
WnkR4. ALSO SEEK THEN
Governors from each Of the New EsgiAnd Ststee;
Professor, Literary and Bueinesa men. Known all
over the Un'tcd States; Leading Hotel Proprietore
and dealers who seek the best Bee circular " refer
encee.
sold BY Grocers and Druggists. Sold BY Stanton
. Co., ~ State and 1875 Lake street. DoRgctt, and
Goes HoAg. Clark street North side and by Deal
err in Select Flavofs generally.
Coltos's Fine Toilet articles, Nos. !, 2 and
3. and Tonic Elirer, and all his prepara.
tions, are cold BY
HARRISON 4 STARKS. and PARKS HOMER.
Chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER, FINCH
FULLER. - Market street. for all Coitons Prepara.
tons; BOWEN l. BROWN, Lake street, for Seec
Flxvors. Sept. 25-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

CITY PROPERTY!
FOR N.aLE.
Lot eerner brady and Firth street. s4xl5o.
Lot corner Perry and Finn street. 6lx15o,
aow ocenpied . coal yard. hes good railroad
ocilites, and 10 suitable for stores, ware houses,
Or mills.
Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, - 16et
front on Railroad, and $50 feet frost % Perry
street, ed i the best position in the city fer =
elsvaeof. ssazslt. s
Lets With front % he =. l1.A = -
lo0 feet On Western Avenue and 0doeo e1goo9o.
With frame once and stable first rs9o leoa1lsa
ct lu0ooe yarA Is
q 0S6a buiDling lsteis Hest Dese1Pest havs
- VieW Ofths river, Rock 1slan0, - ~ e1o3eo
Of Daveaport aud Rock 1slsud. Price o9oeeaah.
Is Good building lots In the city u noek
Stand within Eve minutes walk Of the U. 3.
Arsenal. Price from e2Ou 70 $3.50.
Z Dat lots Of ten acres caeh, hslf mile from CITY
Of Rock island, on the Camden and Rock lslsna
road. Suitable for gardening or fruit raising.
w,-ls s-r'r ~ GEO l.. DAvENpOR~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

New YOrk Market.
ssw Yoav Oct. II.
Cotton-Weak and coalitions nou.in.I
Fl0ur-Opened firm .nd closed more active.
51l0c better: $40. 25a as for extra state. and
tlO.25@ll.s5R h.
Wheat-l@2c better at t2.l50a2. 20 ssv
Chicago and MIL, 80 l1led Iii., and q. Is fos
Rye-Firmer, q. Is n wis n I, old do
Barley--0pened hsaFy md closed steady, 1t
1l.3l Canada West.
97@9sc for inferior 9ssE.l.0o shipping mixed
western i, store.
Oats 5s@62s for Of al new Chicago, SO@
sec Mill.
Pork-Orcned firm b. quiet at t33.o5a
SO. new new mess, c.osag II t4Jl2ls, cash;
t3l for old.
Lard HEAVY at 15i cox.
Whiskey-Quiet AID steady st Ale in
bond
Petroleum-Dull at 9 for crude and i421<
for rennci in bond.
Flour Closed more acre md 5c0l0 better.
Wheat--Closed l@2c ttteP and more octive.
Corn-Closed quiet at s6l1better.
Pork-Closed more tir, !; Acw mess eSS.491
cash
Lard Closed dull an, lover at l51<@l7,<e.
New York Nasck Market.
Nsw YoRK, Oct. IL.
Stocks frmer
Money on call 4@5 pefcenl
Sterling firm at l.0sh OF % DAT bills.
Gold opened 1t 4l.4s, iosed el.4Ss<.
ST. LOUIS GRAN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. .l-2oc = bushel.
u II bSsssL
weighing. 30. ..l>S0 q lVV ID.
Storage Ike y ushel for 10 days. and
Nc y bushel for every subsequent 10 days, or
fractional part thereof
Sacklng, IL sewed Wheat, Rye and Bar
ley. l1lc y bushel; Coz. 10 do; Oats. Ne do;
lprays1e-fo s.su,sss. in sacks 0ass
lc y bushsI Wheat, torn and Bye. lkc do;
Barley lhcdo. TO within li1nitA bsasded north
BY North Market street. rest By Fifteenth street,
south BY Chouteau Avnue, 10 bulk or n eack,
nc y bushel beyond hove limits Sc do. TO
kGss st. Louis dspots, p 100 1bs.
All bray age from thu Elevator controlled By
the Company. BY orde ~ Board,
Apr25-dlv JON Z. SMITH, Soc'y.