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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
LATE NEWS

Cholera o. 11espisa1 shsp..A vosue
CoennmDsseA ~ Tg0aD.
KRw YoRK, Oct. 16-There were Two
new cases and one death from cholera on
the hospital ship yesterday. No new cases
were reported In this city TO day.
The prisoner Urwick. engaged In the
Hanover bank forgery has been committed
FIR trial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
MEDICAL.


Perfectly Reliable.
The only remedy for Ch's sud Fever Or Agu1 ard
Fever that is or can be depended upon Is IIarleys
Aguc Tonic There have lcen thousands cured by
using IL who had tried the usual remedies without
bcneG, but IN NO CASE HAS HURLLY's AGuE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT \ CURE. All Who
have used II elecrfuy tell Their afflicted fEenir Of it.
= sure and certain article for chills and fever Any
me suffering nom the chils would consnlt their
intercs. by sending TO drug store and buying bot.
tle II i pleasant to take. compared Others. and
win be certain to cure al eases Of Fever and Aguc
CAilIs and Fever. Send for II to the propretors.
HURLEY. RUUDIE& CO..
Louisville, Ky.
Fss sals By the Wholesale drugKists u Louisville.
Cincinnati. Nenphis, q. Louis, New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant hould have
II in store especially in districts subject to chs and
fever or ague and FEVER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

- Perry 81, Deve0DofA
fWo desss SsesA u Psos O0ss.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
From D.; l.esis.

From -. 1.ools.
81. Louls, Oct. II.
James Stephens arrived here Iast n;.ht
and vas cordially received by : deIeeation
Of Fenians and escorted a. ~. S~'.sr...
Hotel, where he made spseeh - : j.rSs
crowd, in which be told them Tia hss,i. ~.
Irish independence would commence before
the end OF sne p!esess year, end New Yeass
day would hnd them lighting on Irish coil.
The speech was Loudly ehecssd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

GREAT DISCOVERY.
The Amazon i'm Iowa.
rag UNRlvALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT
INC SUBMERGED
FORCE PUMP.
mHIs NEW INVENTION Is COMPOSED or
bit slx parts. all of cast iron with wrought iron
pipe. The advantages Of the Amazon are simplicity,
ecoag0y. durability. power. strergth and case
Truth STRANGER THAN FICTION.
This pump ID placed In the bottom Of well. II re-
Quiseo no packing, making is own OF water, warrafi
I'd not TO teesethc water leaving the pipe when not
b motion VIZ .Ast hfty years without repairing.
Punps pail q Ester IN ave scccnds shiTt; gallon.
stream Of water seventy feet with one stroke u the
lever mum the decpest well Win hose. water may
b. conveyed To any requised distance. With this
pump wsteS u brought from the bottom Of 1.-THE well,
slea1, cold and sparkling. Its we'll named the Am
ssen" notunx 70 distinguish nom the other pImpe,
~ becaass - wsaer. Eushes Rom the spout IKE
eoe described which h euiccnt for a family pnrpo-
-. y Il water may be conveyed 10 every room In
eoaIoa ssed house. For watering gardens. stock.
&C.. h uorsvallcd For factory pump, brcwcries,
p11plng acids, hot liquors, &C.. T. Invaluable II
esasoe s: a1setsd By any liquid By the nse Of steam
- = esstY thousand gallons pei minute. They are
0oehlfd IeGo II cost than others 81 the same capacity
CuDe go cunc al aod sec thke latest and great
~ iovUDt30o, md BE- convinced o. IT. great power
- uelity. Two 0f the punps can be seen In opera
Ceanty Nights fsr Sale.
y ~ Iowa Pump Manufacturing Company u Dav-
GEO. r. DEvEREAUx q CO.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17

Is Good building lots In the city q nocA
Stand. within Eve minutes walk Of the U. 3.
Arsenal. Price from t2Ou 70 $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-17
SEWING MACHINES.

..TnE SISCrE MANUFNrrrr>u CoMrA.f. after years
Of experience and effort have recently rousht TO rEK
, 1866-07-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

Proceedings In tbc Courts Yesterday
Divorce Suits and Decreca or &r,,rr
rhc-ronNn,se. ~ a7a sno sn.as
New su,t.-clarn, Docket.
1s,sana eSs1In STATES cincrtr counr-I1oa. Tomas
No. g, On the Trial Calendar. On tr1.1
SrPEn,oR Cornr or t.u1cAno- t.e1nr. IN. r.
1,-,l,on - r,sa ~. o-oJo.e N-E' 1oa. T. ~.
soH. 4ssoeaate Jussicts,-;retzner VI. chtcczo Al.
m :sn : = lauts RsllInsd Company, Leave to plain-
,,,etnt,a7. - - O. -. Msnhppp H-us1ssed II
W1e1u Ma;ioe m u'Ja asd r9ts o. n.n',ae
.nrr. ior Si:i.6i. A"''''e 'e'e' Ae'4n' ano 'n'e-
III, ssf;a1 1neoaose =; Stein - Ge9tge Pet
Al RI On " 4 'Aps1s ~ 1's"'e& oaosaSes 1a4o
iSar,cI r, v,cho,. .,a
McIaminc Srt5on ~ qea e.1,t "a ~ 1eoo's se' Joan
TTut1ecs Of lie Fsrft + s evangelical Luther.n
Chusri, Of ST Fnrl =. ri r. Nnhnr9 Ed.o. -
t1on nj trnsf-et ~ rrora- '.,5 +. -o hc
ALVIN Gibps r.. Georue j. sEs1n.n sna Tenrv
E. Pickett. Action OF asenmnsit IN 1r.c1Her na,E.
Ed.aSd = .nn = s1Too. 1,%s,,
jacob Kun ACTON or asta@psIt to eoTe9 aam. ana
sG1 r1Ir 'e.a Y o1!11 x3.g nv foop .,,n
LrUsf,T IJIio,as '1,u11. ignab,,, y = aoa' ~
Linehsn q ii. In chauccrT. Cnmmi.. Inner. -:
cosS I g, al ", I'll bseon et m Il "a s,,,, m ,,,,,
Duiton ". Cooisdees In chaucerv. r = I:aye tn
r<,,nnl.,..rs =, - - :: ATasT "
hs1f 4,I,3nt.H -ae',,.a o' Aa1an h1m~
'It nt]lrl, ,.aa ~ ~ a. :. n;
Master report connrn,cd and decree cnt.red nur-
Mn * SiG,s III. 1,,,,,. ~ H.. =. ,r...,.
On The is,fs4.... .ss.s.s. - q. aaa 4t
tNII inr m tniunc:ion 10 rretrain The d.frra.c!.
from slsuf httItpg in the town Of Lake
George Op1yse, Giles Ward, Geo.. q r. OpdyEe
Henry Ii. Steele, and Charles n. UutvIs. Of H.
asm Of GcoEce Upuyke l. Co., New fo-S. rs. Vii.
1lam Bartlett and Ira Bartlett. Act,ou Of sutnn-
st Y st1achneut 10 recover IN indeb,tuues. of
S15,a7at Epon pEontl:eocy note Tor lhe anjrnt
csamfo: aa'tc June 9:h, .6Gd, and payable one DAY
eIef Ca'c.
IN ae 1naNe! o ths nnpllcation OF Edward Good
ktnd TO be discharged ftom custody. md hare le1se
, 1866-07-10

,tssss9 ssss ss,.h u Ee's, 5aPf a. oo1ye s5
da!t. Helen y: stoEris. u IA A; Eefson. so2a17 I.
Dtan, lauta j. boring. Laura u. 6sont, Ma-ta K
}sDptnss E@ms ,id@s Lloyd M NJ: ;,@.ass
Rickcrzon, neleB a. barker. uenrisia NsI=oo :
Ca.oine Ncfee. icacheF Of Gesn.u.
u votes Harriet Barnes. lead A-sl.tao; 10 vot:.:
unttie 4. HrsG.t. SAsth J. Kirby, Lucis A. Unyys.
Addis @ u. noore, Aogutta =. s;aske, xaah' r.
Noble, Eary Har. One vacancy. ->>e~''' -
bnowH scuoole--ssmnci b. White, Principal.
as IL .o.et I, 1sr3 J. i;s Sse'Hs asd As.,s.sn! !:
French, Helen {. Ltchaeld, Lcou,e- d. WooaioraI
NEEy y. Grren. Lsz7ic skel.on, Lydia u a7ery.
leuEa 4 caster, Nancy 4. Helm, MIRA S. Felke,,
Fos1lr senoo1CGeorce ". sponora, p..ncIu,l,
II sote: II. Loutse Wil.on, tlead Assislant,
roles :, astths a: AczrImap. Exti1 Teacher D..
Ellen T. Mcndaen. Aunie MeLAfon, ,Ka.ic Il sno1d.
tottls =. Foley, Anna n: Amc*buy. Ann q.
nj tae e. 'sns re Fsts, tzs,s " PsxssF ;.a..-
Josephine Miller. Jennie A, rcnn,nanre. l:sa-'ls
T. Willard, Isabella Pattcrron. AE11ia =: De Luce,
Z aebonne ea.a 3deisse sfs Il Bnsaasla ssl jenaie e'
shelby. Jennie J.. Merriam, Ffnrees a. Mathews,
Fannie Z. Flowers, FrancesJ Owens.
y votes Emma Hooke, Head ASH tan,, Ii votes:
Malta Il. Aaven. lara Il. Toad, Emtlle .;oox. F.
Inns Co.'s; ;l E!!sp Y Lamb; nannth T. G.y. fst:y
G1ls
Z. foanc, Mary Hammond, snu E. chxpuan.
a1.1a t;m1s I. H. Wight Azz,e J. Nichols, Axry '.
sf9t4, Mssy a. c. smith. One vsesucY.
- sotes C:a!a T. Perkins. Head 4sehsant Is
naeyt, sity, I Efsatf.e1 M E E 1houa. n Jennie Kenda
% Sana a Isas1:t, sslyia Brown, Mary G. sinclair.
q sklskEn scnoo1-A. y. Meutm,n. Puncteal,
MdfF A. Ecfnmnn Extra Teacher. f.fxxIc Smith
lut1 Z. +. kimbaii. Henrietta q. uubssrd sarah
safs1rf Enos ~ ha,taa Vl:a 1nFo9p Lacy Ransom,
H111c L. Kennedy, Emily /. birmingham. Nav
E. brown Clafa 1: Lane. ida n: Dewey. Charlotte
4 4. tttmh' t,a' Gamil9 Lneh @ Annie Z. Moa,oa sarah
j. bailey. One yaczncy.
HAVEN scnoo1--Afes two un.ucce .slol bs.lots
1of f1aneipal ol he Haven school, rotioa OF |
Mf- AaS,st the election 1r1s Postponed. On mo- |
uon 81 NJ. Leayi,t Inc election oi Head As.l.tink
e. p1;nc,ns,s inc msscn School vas p1.tpone1;
Deetoo hnnfe sona.e M,55e.
ne u Barker. Ella a. K,lnhal, L1v1ais q. fer.
Eint, Lucy a. Williams. eylyla & Walker. II, |
saiah A. BROOKS, Anna c. H;ci, E:,za Luudcoreen
; Nay Noble, and Elite Aced, place not ye! a.
souru cmcAco scuoo1.-A,,er t,xo rnznrrass,,,t
oaaon ior Principal. On motion of III. Brentano,
tAe eseE:aon Has postponed. -, ft1nc1ptI:
ss5ah 3 sanscr, Add,e r. Wells.
. 1RIDGEFoRT Scit0oL--Chafie8 F. Hsbcnek
i11rciEa! u E9tes; Caroline 4. Dckermau, Bridget
4. AeEeS, G. u. johnson, uAnnah II. Moltsasen,
fIedenta ~. 61nthtE4 Eleanor kavanach.
Totct; Ahhlc E, Toby -
-. IE1GHEa g OF Vocal Ars1o.-Otlando Back-
mar, IL votes
:, ASSISTANT ~ TEAcuEn or Vocal Nus,o.-Eiw.rd
=. Wailtcmorc. IL yoEee.
Mr. isfigg- moved that wbeu th. Board aatouru
adjourn 10 Ine+day evening, 18th int, at74
On motion Of lii. Wentworth, all uecet.,ry ~.
rs.r, to ne School Buildings during 1ns summer
, 1866-07-10
Dropsy
TREATMETNT.

HELMEOLv9 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED CON-
FOUND
, 1866-07-10
Dtauhferx.

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E1sI. Ee'n A.uuno tns peno oet"een wells and
- s's a.s.. as I tne aao ING misfortune
.ser 's - eon'sct VIVA lne >1oooom OF sehooncr
"uieu ocet1oyeo ner plot house completely, Blu.
~. o'nss"!ss 1n1et'nS aes.
SotA's1oS ON LAKE A1ch1oAx--At Dig Bca7ez
~ iue 7.n y! 'u's' tne schooner Oliver cul-
rH.-.s. "'tu .ae tcnounes ems'oh Delle, ol
"A1sa "ss ~ ~" o. ING rug seslcfao, o'
.uAee, u osase 1og, toe lofmer having her
.. - 4aa = !.ouvom 'otu a"as' out o9 Placing
s-t... a's. e,. ene cams 70 tnls CITY IN
,,syst. ,,,a -.,., Sast 4ose net main. Doom,
a% 'a"4 oo@'- Aooat tWeoty minutes at.
Ohio. r,n1e IN ennisc, with 49, .at. ~ sooneant'
Relf. ,c,r;o,, ,r,, ho. 80 hs,..s.. @ SoouGs ~ onSton
~ - T,on,,a a a"a1 W. pon.pt'' ana nead'Eear.
hn,, ronstda,ah,r tn,n. s' 1''s' &no aaa LEE sdNl
vrsar1 ssnna. 9 Tes bail
,.,,. 80 .... .s....., ua'A Aanaef reports
, 1866-07-10

leaned 10 the Indianapolis and Cincinnati road
Tor torn Of twenty years, with all its ma
chuery. rolling stock, shops, rights. priyi.
lescs md intercsts, to be operated under the
management oi the litter. Mt. ". I. Rey-
nolds, President Of the Lafayette aud Indian
apolis rond, rcthcs.
The injunction by Judge Mcdonald, forbid
ding the consolidation. 6cems to have trcu
rendered nullity- it's proper to inquire in
this connection, whether tiss last pcrlor-
nance Of Mt. Lord Is sanctioned By the forms
OF law. The Injunction mas not boen with.
drawn By Judge Mcdonald. snd yet the con.
solidatiou has been practically effected in
spite Of tllc order Of tic Court.
, 1866-07-10
FIN NAKclAL AND COMMHRCIAL,


NospAT EVENING, July Q. 1866.
There wns good supply Of currency at tho sn1i-
orE otnItn. houses to-day, and the morey msrket
"as tAt}eE; but II II still eomortao bly, close 10 bor.
ro"ere, ard none but fEztclaez depnsttocp can cx.
tcnn their discount 1snes- The rate IL steaty at 10
per cent per aInum hut inferior pape7 DISCOUNT
Cd Oh the street ut 1Gt1I peg cent. per annum
The market for Eastern Exchange Is decidedly
61met, and there were no sellers AMONG banker.
to-day at less than SC OF. Coun,er rntee uere
steady at Il oisconnt ceiling and par buying.
The Steamer Saronid, with Liverpool dates to ths
s6th uli-, Was teleszaphed Yesterday crcuine-zc.
porting Flour md Wheat firm; Corn easier; Five.
Twenties, 6sGJGsA-
The general markets to-day ruled active. Flour
was dull and unchanged. Wheat fell 1c rer bus,,e1.
Com advanced 3ic n; the opening, but closed qnfet
oate ndsapced ;se per bushel. Fsuy1sIons were
Gull md heavy. Hishwmes we're neglected.
So1w1thttandine the decline Of Flve-Twcnties in
Europe, The gold market To dny ruled 1ower-ooea-
ang In Nc* York at 15s!!i, declining 10 1514, ad
closing al 15lE. The following are the quotations
tell Eraphsd 10 James Boyd d Drolhe1s, gold
hfnkcrh.
, 1866-07-10

In The " Good Book" th4t the lss VIII b. sae t,st
aat the ff.s iz5t This n1ay b tu1T sid OF u.a-
hams Hair Eeueg-.." Its no e1a=g:taion 10 sa7
that Is tAs bsst and probably The oafT Hair Reewer
NOW e1tsnt. We III ood speed . the Gsatacs, Ell
IL I'll oi,,e,s Who brig LIE ps!:eiples Of us scle1ee
to tEon 4. use u, and uhrse1t&l srts o. LIE. MS
, 1866-07-10

Formerly Of J.mcS Lock Hospital, New os;eaa., 10
Celebrated hroughe shs Untt.d st1es IN the sue
ceful !s.ateus o. prtvato DIsta.es Of all classes
can le rusul,ea at his !cng.es,aa,tahe I'd olc.. Sc
Ranee1ah ssrecr, by n shost suffering from every type
ofikose diseases, Wit avt1y ASSURANCE OF spsedy
md radical snre.
SEPn11s - Itated D.. JaEnss Without the NE Of
As1cuEy, Iodde Of Poe Ill. other poisonous drnga
brt BY 2xu7skr,zxR, uted cnly By him, la.e eud
aure sat1dot. fox this .oHH1B1x poison
0asAx1o WEAKsEsiIlt RrcA Is seu'n.l weakue7s.
Nocturnal AID duruai tetoas. brought or by abuse
OF tho SYSTEM early int lcrct1crs excsss.s or en-.
tailed hcredtarii5, caua Ing loas Of memory coafu.
tia1. Oppression. dimnea aad utteauues la3a2ity.
with other 2orabe sy p:os, treated and radically
cured ty ln1a1ote nc: asd, saztng musa time aud
eIpenst.
Iufc7Excx. caa1ed non spe1natonhea or ,oss OF
semen. Tha debility Dr. J, ,ss will ooSsse h1uaAf
In svesJ case to cure when tbs ara perfect in
form, restoring fnl power ~ s1so3 ofes anct par
lo1s SO Ranno'pn strest, hIeaso. III. 0f1cs nouzs-
from i N. till 8 ?. m.
TIE MONITOR The stea nd edtt:e1 Of this yaIu1.
bic book by Dr. James, upon the history. oris1u IA.
sure and danetr Of secret disc sd containing L.
formation Of tbe greatest Importance to fenass esn
be nsd By ndt1et sing d.. JAAEs, Boz 69G Cacaeo,
nlinois. nsf7
, 1866-07-10
River NeWA.

The st. Iouta Oenocnat, Of Saturday, says al
though the rlyer continued swelling yesterday,
decline Is expected to commence ro-d.y or to-mor-
row, based On the act that the Missouri and upper
Aissislppf have been falling for come days, aud
the abseIce Of probability OF swell for some
time In the Illinois, which is at present down to
low stage. There Is pianty OF wafer, high stare
ou from here 10 Cairo md the delta, but a 1spId
decline to low etsce is at h1ud.
The Plttsbpreh Caz<ffs Of The sau,e date SAYS
1.-The river has undergone bu. little change siuce
our 1astrcport, the pier markt stt indicating txo
feet. The weather continues oppres.iyely hot IN
the sun; though at times it becomes quite cloudy,
with u1ery appearance Of tatu,n
, 1866-07-10

s@esr @ .tA! .aim!s. glescs. Hql1a1d. 50 q = s!sse.
fem A451o1; getSrs2n: no;pd .;i,. ~ q q staTe5
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al..a.
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senF be,ta Bood. sos:s, Wiisasoa'a F.e:, ss cords
49, Sef: ' n..-s. -'' *,,....>~v' nA.-~ ~ ~ 'uE's
80 Eaoe. 49, e'''
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Fl ~ sees ~: :scEssa Maa,s:ee IL III ,u,ao
sehr sssa KesE aeah ., Fass5 Fisf. q q ta1ba,
Echr KoanoEr. fellow, Fu,lcrs t1ss. 81 eds wood,
S.: sss FL 1sse5 81 ss T 1s:1 zao
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ss1 e. sstsis s;a sRs Vii Iys g, xoe
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eeas lstS. tS4.pp' '0as'' 'H' tA'e'' Il, y ia"os
sehr @ coape1se Netoa. kaiaa1soo sseas T pa}s
Rss5 nsa,; sT.ssa 20 a1:f
asir i: Esspxs. ia1Frnse k.ssaee. 50 e: raSe ese
sehF Peoris. .nton aes ,nats. Is Is q q ianb
schr Fiytuc CJond iSees- Aip9a. ai5 u luabTes
0e1s 1on iaih '"0'' 1'e-1''4'1s'' 409 !" 1'nocf'
Eear Pfttsea. ~ Jaso.oa. M.nssxsc. * y s s IL soca,
EehI S.it. sllnp,onF M.a.owos. E1 eds waod:
sehf fjssse ejtse'nsn1 7aos'son' Aa'a'"o'' tsm 'fin
sear fsuo.a s. ~ hoy leur Green Ia, $, m ,ano.r
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, 1866-07-10

dlE1Nys q. 4
The AnKR1eAa!s Il for SAILS By 8 ]. sUEDAM SEQ,
1zS Lain st., Chicago, Ill. lett Rs>ae5s 1u+ru
, 1866-07-10


The propeller Sun. Capt. Joncs, OF the Grand
Trunk Line, arrived here Yeatttlny aflefu son laden
With the usnal compliment Of passengers and full
freight ifst. No news Of interest
Tho propeller Maine, Capt. Reid, Of the Northern
Transportation Company. arrived here yesterday
from oedcDsbnsgh. Nj. Wright, OF Wighl's Hotel
o(thIs city. enc Of her passengers, died On Satur
day morning, while the steamer was at Glen Arbor.
She brought through her usual amour, ot FREIGHT
snn passengers.
The Prop Fountain CITY arrIyef. here ves,era ~
morning from BntIaIo was IN n dense fo. an Lake
Michigan fourteen hours passee a email aec, OF
VESSELS bound up. She was laden with The uaual
number OF passengers, and full list OF freight.
The Prpp. T1netdale arrived here yesterday
morning from Mu>kegon and Grand Haven. van
1nmocr from the former place and sundries from
tho latter. No news Of impostanc..
Thc PPM. cnyaboe. nrrivc5 T., ,h,u ro,, 49,,
q. N. this morning from ,hc NantInn 14tani1s sba
leaves tomorrow morning with flour uni1 rain for
But!a!o.
The propeller BADGER State. arrived tbIs rnorn1nr
from Bu6alo, with her usual number ol nasecp.,r
and sou tons Of merchandise. leayine 100 tons a
Milwaukee.
Up 10 t!x o'clock this evening a24 arrivals vrra
repos4ed &: the Custom Ilou.e. INCLUDING steam.
ess II propellcse Is ba.k.. brtes. 165 .ehooners
ct ecowp. and s,oop. Tbs number Of lumber
laden yesseIs was Is, The cleasances on17 nnn,.
oesed II craft Of all descriptions,
, 1866-07-10

eyphitlsatIons Crrt EF Vtnezc&t ,D:ssstc5. " D..
ROSENBERG. speeds slocx, 1.s5 Dea.sorn st.tee,
Hnonas = Z ,rS Ssss ns,,
, 1866-07-10

The Grand Trunk Railroad Ii taking Flour 10 BIS
L:H FrEiaH1SWssc 1ess active md lc lower. ov.
he 4o 10 ~ a11ysi Of iae atst Eng Te,e:
Corn q 1:c To 0svTao-sctr WIN. is!is. wheat II
Ne: TO k1sGE7oS-sehr Qneca Of The Lake,, Rejected
,TIssUii Received: :.a.e orIs: shipped, bs.,.
Tssc; EMIE %iy1EnsS1to b!!s not oaucd + sI3.so
ens;te" a sl9 sa sos b1's noi nsnes It 70 BIZ
tss !;s III s ssSe USserSnzito hi; i & s
MI!@AT1Eseessa Is soe bp: sh,ps:d sasss ou
:S = ~ 1tisa5a1 L.
sss1:1: lG:t: hu DO at sl %; 100 ba No n s. Il
- 80 u % &c: IS u % % i e ~ s 81 e.
90 q Selo.ip$ dnl1 md noninal with sellers of
aie as Il sst.:s .e;ss IL; 4 &: sa:s
Il Ie!loE 4 ssoo - d = ssSe SssS
e ao II { SSs sa c = fse
3te en % ss e ss;s 5an on oo.I 1itlo ba 10
g u g: s-setln: II At se fof Gesi # e *
,,OATs-Hccelyed, ce,:ss ba shipped. e,.,1 pu,
81 ss:s bs o !! sss e
sc tH9 By S1kc; 1900 bu Dc a size aoeo b
G :esa ~ n aG q ! Se is;
st.tc,!y Il i. irg.a 1. So .a gre: ''~ '''
Ig1xe lover. sale. were: 400 eu 10. at Ike:
4 Il e. :? @ as G. 5s e :: e $ ii 49, $ ;e @ 81
-s's,1si eeiy1 !! in;lss IS W. et''
HARLEY, MA i.T-s1iet we1e: ..3oo bu primo
sALC6H6@Assist nominal at sl..e4..s per
The tnsis II ;a?a,y g an1 arSis
hkAN-Mxrk.t q qa.et mud 1oassa. a s7.aS De; ton
HTO9nr CoRy-1hs market II uull and neg.
, 1866-07-10


nfne,pai e he Eph School..-.. e 400
;ae astI,:. L. .c'e. :. ns = sciooi S55
icochcrs 40 the Heh scho6l---.,--7. 1.t0o
1he St11t- Ut The s-e I'1n:1p1'6 ct the Distinct
t-nool'. r:ccpt the south thtcaso and bridgeport
-f'Cupni.:
j III The AFtonH Stlr-.. LEU
For Cue Il :r. ,r1r a&d tn fvatlcr. . eN1Y
:'oE r::"ctEs south CHICAGO scluui ...... I,13o
For lFlncipsf bridgeport $rh0oI..-.. ...,,. 1,GN
For l:z1ucIpal tlOlnltln school. l......... lou
:a.a:r Of thr :.:us!c leaclvf. .-s3o
fa1ar5 OF The 4 ftrtant x"F:e Ice.ia INU0
lhu tataras 1f soe Aats.tant Teachers in The
kfanussr and Primary Dep 4rlmcnt*:
fot the kf+t Il ~sek- at ia'e 50 PCT auuurn
For the 1rst year ihefeai eT...... $50 per auppm.
For ,he second s. ar thereafter 49,. ESQ pr anuau,
For the flirn Year tncrcuGt1. 1G0 per anrufa
Each hcad assistant 1t tho rate Of $l,uQ9 per an
nun.
Your comn::tice wonld further recommend, that
upon the Concurrent recommend .tiona .! the Com
iatttce on Tie APPOINTMENT OF Te1ch.ss and tbs
as1c: from tue nl'ore rates. "teneE 1t .ecomes ne
cessaiy. in nrucr TO secure ite keEyc4f of expo
r'cncea ttccheI> Pforided, 1he anolnts AGREED
dpon shait not exceed the Iait established above.
1onr committee would tm5tber rrpors that The
additional Expense to be incurred advancing the
salaries a- Al1se proposed, will inceeasc the raa.
flet 10 he lsto 10 Ieacbet. the coming year. caca-
lAttLc upon a ca Is OF $50 teAchers. auo1t $<3o0Q
over ahu above fhe t1nte- Of the past year, ru1E-
1ER the expen.te fur the coming rem
TV Sh41ct nhour- ur-..-..........-. Es1S,uQD
For !nridcEtR1 Expcn:ee..... ..-...... 50,O01
Y tnH. nH..:'.-.-.:.,.....-...-.. 204NjU
1of u Aet pu. pose1 under the direction Of this
Hoard, either CUIuC The yEhf uF ITS cbae t1e ann
, 1866-07-10

q ~
sakEP-1asss we're no fresh receipts 10 day. II.
10 hiF Sheep weiffnZ lol d. The only trantaciioas
were 1s8 he~e. Avera11rk1ol NJ, cold BY Ws1lvo4k &
Mallory 70 PAfmer At 37So and 81 had averaging lD1
~. sold By N1co1ts Addaml to Hal, 1t SaQp, The
market u qutei ant eat1rc4y non1ina1. ~
Train ar run to the Qpita Stock YxYds oyer the
Ell:tsbHrgh Fort WsJne Raad leaving tho depo: 1t
sofnr q MRd11on and Canal attee0- The lire II
y @eenta each WaY. When txrc IL pAia On tbs tfstn
GE0s1 eX{Yz Eiu be chafrrd.
, 1866-07-10
FnE Reconsideration

Or fnocstueuc OF urine 1Frtsatlon inf. mu 2t1on Of
OF tht bladder klhnevB, dtses e. Of the
pfo Ifte cippif t the bladder, calculus gravel
ar ttict opst den 3stt nod all OF the nlMdlr,
EftineJtEL drop dc1! STc:lA4s% 15e AelUas Ids EI
tract BErhu, tgl1n22l-r-t-sA
, 1866-07-10

QS aMc 4fM AZ OUT 9uotad0h3
s5.3 50, tlnc blued. .,...-...t9.59
~ 21+...s........... 9-31
7.i3 "a. dnf bartd.........1n15
H.M Cnt epika. 10
$50 Clluetl lnet. IL RI
, 1866-07-10

New Vessels
Weclp the following items from the Detroit pa.
pera Of Saturday:
E1cANAUA--A new vessel called tho Escanab,
land. She was built at VtEmiliun Tor A. Brsd!eY.
Es4. of Cleveland. We hare seen few foer looking
craft a1oat and so far a. model subs.aatia1 build
pare wi.h any aloat. she IL what i. called three-
matted fore and.after, ana has epiead,d optdk
See II bound Chicago yard.
FANsr uARpNEn.--The brig Fanny Gatdner w.s
hcn thoroughly rebuilt. aau will no doub: main.
tain her former excellent reputation as q enunca
c1ait and a fat talsr.
, 1866-07-10


teachers Will
aid thee1mt
'1se the mon-
schoo1 Year
expenditure
ng The fhAy