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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

The Richmond Examiner, Of a recent
date. comes to US with mourning rules
for "Stonewall" Jackson and the Confed-
crate dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

case wherein the States deny the suffrage.
The second section, which is regarded as
30 all important, is a provision
that has been discussed in its sub
s,antial features in this body for weeks,
and has finally been voted down. ! say
this provision is not impartial. II a move
in that direction 10 to be made, changing
the basis Of representation, we should
change il from numbers to voters and not
invent an unfair proposition as thisis. Be-
ing a judge of my w case, I want to
Judge fairly. This section provides, by
It's practical operation, for excluding from
the basis Of representation, the n~on.voting
population of the South, and including
the non-voting population Of the North.
The non-voting population Of the South,
according to the contemplation Of this
amendment, are the blacks. They will be
excluded because they are naHye-born.
The ~non-vo.ing population Of the North
are aliens, and they will be included be-
cause they are not citizens. I say, there
fore, that this provision is unfair, and It
will be regarded as unfair in operation.
II you are going to make a change in the
basis Of representation, change it to voters,
which have always contended for.
I am opposed to wasting our strength now
in q war with the President until we have
spent our power upon these amendments
and attempted to agree and have a frm
foundation.
The third section submits a proposition
to the Southern States to vote for their
own Acknowledgement. ! say that when
they vote for their own Acknowledgement,
they are no longer entitled to freedom.
and it should be the work Of the United
States to provide q penal colony for them
and send them there. II they will vote for
their W Acknowledgement, they are less
than slaves.
The fourth section is good one. It
regulates the Confederate debt and all
for damages for emancipation Of
,laves. That IL all right.
While ] do net fully approve Of the Ft'r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
FIRST PREMIUM
MPaOveD Ik
SIS mSssxx 4 rs, So
the EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
ExTREME 2lMpIlCI

EATkEME SIMPLICITY.
OriSiA1kv pa&snt1d Nay ~. lS62: sspreopev,e.(
patented june 9th, 1859. The celebrate dE AllLY
01M SAVING NAOlilNI, vith patent sunnr6so
attachment, most wonderful and ele gan tly con.
stru cted Novelty is ssLxssin oper alton, mses
tbe srRAIGDs asxsls, sc~s With DousLs on
SlNGLK THRKAD Of all kinds. MAKES the Running
Stitch more perfect and Sevskst than BY hand
and with Extraordinary rapidity, making ID
stitches to esCh RsvOLUrlOH Of the WHEEL. Will
1dfhs,, Aess, rniee. akirr, tuck, SSa Hp RreaakA,
Ac., &c !; requires no change OF ataich II Aoa
GiABLs 70 OFT our ~ 0RDRa, snd will last Lirx-
rms. being the ssRoxsss4 nACnfNn made. II has
taken the PREMIUM at stats FANS, and receiy I'd
the apprsval Of ~ the princpal jesrnsls end
those who have USED them.
"rut the Dfsssma aker il ID Inv sla aide; Cor ths
Household it supplies . vacant place. - o.
dsy's kSjys stoes. o.
sThis machine surpasses all others We have
seen. and would require %. uuln % all,rinsf e
Is Numerous virtues "-Dyaoerat Davenport,
with single or double thread, it silently
yetvery rapidly, with common needle, max es
the running stitch exactly like the hand sew ing
~. T. Tribune.
All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
Of tins genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
infringements on the patents. THIS is the only
low priced Machine secured BY patent.
Single Machines eent 70 any part Of the coun
Try per Express, packed in box with printed
ntructions On receipt Of price. Is. Agents want
ed everywhere. Circnlar containing Liberal In
1ucements sent frce.
Address al orders TO
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHlNECO.,
Sovl5-dwlyl Once. l02 Nassau Street, \. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

TUE AEABGRS OF TIE +. SlSTBKHOOD
= are nov soliciting Subscriptions, 70 enable
them 70 present an ':Irish Flag . TO the first
Company Of Irish volusteera," who leaves
for the freedom sf our native land-Ire land.
A. the Company - daily filling up. ~ have
20 time to losA. Be mot sshamed = assist N
" lfish causes; nor tell us you love ireland, Il
you vW aet hsle hss. M4v u you have shsr-
dance, % ron, thss, We ca y give Hbspsliy !;
- give what you can. for that land for which.
through - opsssasors, yss have ssferod .,
much. There Is not an irish wonan ia thie CITY
b. can oise Something. Lss - see.
In the absence Of our Treasurer, . collecting
Bra9y ~ ,sWhs hsa Kindly consented 70 receive
subscriptions; or, subscriptions can be given to
any member sftAs oreasizssipn, when most con-
venieDs 70 the 4Nbscribt4. uch2C.dtf
2AR0T A, LONG, Drascrasss +. 8.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

eolDiIks' OscnAR0Es The discharges
Of the following named sohliers a,e In the
Chief Mastering Once st this place, and will
be furnished 70 them upon their properly
identifying Themselves: meg 81
Sergeant Major John 0. B. Dunning, OF
the 9th Iowa Cavalry.
Private Gilbert 8. Lane, Company II, ," 0sh
Iowa Cavalry
Private William N Clellan, Company III, !"
eth Iowa Veteran Infantry. s
Private John Dixon Hanna, Company
&c" 13th Iowa Infantry.
Private William H. Butler, Company "E,"
Both Iowa Infantry.
State papers arc requested to copy the
above. =. Nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

DousSvut. --lt b said that the ladies' bavo
commenced adopting whislpools. = , sub
stitute for waterfalls. Those whe wear no
false hAis vsas rivulssa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
4. 4. q. kOO8HS. an. 8 0Ux434j
ROGERS & BUTLER,
General sA
COMMISSION, nRRCHAN9s
II. y Hlxsn's ExtheoR nsea
CuICAEO.
~ Liberal Advancements nads On
Coasienpsnts. 80. --~.,.s


' % g. nss1aoets ..
Assssy Ba.k ef Mo.,re... Chsel1o Z q. Al
ass, psss. Naa Css'v hAnk. \. r.; Ahea Or
= Nisbet, 8. L0ais, No.; Trabes. Deis = Coy
Louisville. ". novss
wosrmv rns Arrsxsfox OF morn NALxs
AND FEnALss, who are in giant Of business.
Gs'' Tho s.a. Nj, 80 - w:,a I'ss,s' :
way. NUrIssk, v:sS . essabils s a66lincy
10: 10 ~ e =: ~ ssa ssss Y ssss that ;a
tb.;e ysS.sss, 81 sai end :. : sas.s, =
9: On, - 1900 ss ,yS s, ts"sss, S'd bid
css. y fsss,l 4sesSsr !sisS. !. WSsssssi. al,
Circular % a. 49, . s.siicsiss
Tien lp Agent but What co nets
essi't - -, l3fsa 90. tssss.~sa
-DsysS si.i ssSSSii Ssr = ss1elssrsIs8
.:sSsss md ;;;;is ;sssS sssy!.a e: tss:: E.
::S a:%..ory eassca. Of ss. the e.s:. ps1E;;Sy S:
s:::s s.:. e: .s ssfs
Pills Salsli1i4v e4ps6ts th1 edtfstioh aSf {hs
oiasnefe. 'eSt al Drussa1ttss:
s.v l..sa,. Nh Nllpv'. z,s.s. ss..s
~. :. ~ rs kdRS Sa.a.s4ss pslp q tsaasj
ny :nS - ss, ~ ~ ~ Z s; ;fae - sSss9
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nsn aa II s.oye M wbetS
& ftpR EfS1lss No ~ go p 10Th
s1 70 ss ssS = x'saPss ~ Ssar ~ VI ffsS s 8
:ss: :::: f;s o., I;; S;;; s:
sSas CSieSyyo. y - " D.'e'RU R@css dx~s% Asen''
eN->.x,- li:.SI..S,..1.~. nss
ACH = .SVS
%. NWth ~ etesst, ST. 4eeias nesoeen4
Taeesl aad Dealers IN Fisst-esaee Clethios
and Qa4H taFn3fSing Gpod6 8sbtleHsh
WaAtlhk . fo6o9 in '~ebk Abo4e Qt1e,s
viR And L . thsir adsaanSs . eaaak sd-4
dssss ~ ae.ve wssse theg sie as1 prseti-
cal mes y tAslt, ,beSihssG; sAna dsaihaesex
clua<Sly tn dtstAsaoee ggeds - reaeSaeoSb'
prices. Hensoo@ Tfscy Z bs.ssoi: 80
Neeth Aahi strssf, d.,oeey rsppeesse nasa
Eoef1nee 70 FanesD, heaee. Z sOafS dSus
p,,,v,. NJ. ~. r..cr,. r.or,o.-
Oh,,..,rs q I1tkTafck -TaIeo c.lled .ieer
Oa'oSsm., ~.S1I SSsuSs - ~. tsLs.s s'. -.
vsr5 "a wv, t:'s'slaAl ! sisaie ! esf.ss
s0% ~sss n.;oI, S0S: =, Is $. ~ U'.'U y S1op ~
: brune1sI < ~ fhsf 1kia0s mar = beoi2
tv Of either: and any. .prepesatied1hak 0il|
ciFsctyallY ssmoys tAsa xithes9I iniys1l
II. t.aedfs Il s6lof 3 d. Kin & sa:aii
made diseases .s Of IL. Il skin IN speciality, -,
dlscovcrsd . f@s@3Sk @ ~ !3ss559sSSe ss1| e s i ialecc'e
Whsc0 - ~ Q3f4 .yk9e| k4 432h3413lf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

CxrPs4st OH Cl0sns I Marine n 10.
.WadsveslA 1 o., Of Roek Island, ass
pow receiving large stock Of these goods
IN ell qualities end choies styles which they
Ars uov offering At ~ priep. l6d&w-lw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

ELBRlDoE L Bno. have sold in :Ae last
week:
House and Lot on Harrison St..
above 18th Street t............e1,O 900
Lot on Rock Island ST., below 9TH. 1000
House aud lot on Harrison above
18TH street.. .......... ~ ,OOO
House and lot on Harrison show z tiaa
Locust street.. ................s SUV
ssA MetoorologAea1 OoeervooeOno.
TAkeA at 0ffswold College, for the 4wesk ending
ilst March 1Sth! leed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
hn BOOK RovB0 ;.
oal 4 Mining Company
BRANCn soHRICH,
UnAor eho First No11oaa1 Dnnak.
.-s.a D0vo0p0rSs Iowa.
A Saall eoouot q 0toek foe sale. -
nss ~ ~ Rew's Ssiss, Asssa

DaassaIsas Oyoeosssy, 0u00ss
COMPLAINT. Be-, speedily eursd b using NJ.
gsirs's CsopsssA 01tsass - Dssss Pisss. Pre-.
psssl esiy ~ J. : 9. 1sgdrs. -. Lsnts. I'D
sead b IA dsa0gbtA y. 0oovsAgA OAiaea9
RlcA 0roweh or 11alP proAoco1.
ne asAsrsl eoles restored 'sot dyed,) ssd dis-
sssA ef The scalp. falling "a. Ae., saecsssiy cur.
ID By usisg MA0UfRE'S HAIR COLOKINO
RESTORATIVE BALM. Psies q pss botels. -
Prspared - 80 by ]. 3 o. MA0UlRe, dsae.
gia4A f. koatAr Oe4loaWly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21
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~. !. 3 T.: ~! =. .I..s ss!.. y.
|Os rs 4! 4 All ssS .ysls,s.s. e..
IDovsopess ee11y, C&na1eeo 6ass61s1l0 ebllovSs
- ~. aeRes.f r.. kelloGs 81 Neqhi1gteo
l1fSl1 GfiJ1 = DsvisS5rs 6Ssy. fSss1S S55 ~
HsgM 6sisAsssss kssssseaA wsAlAe
% s.ssvs.,s ~ !. ifon h elieee aAxwsaksassss
TIE 3 Is Z, =. lsaih 6ak u Dsvsnport, makso
direct connection \ Rs11Hkg. lCwa Osy, ssd =
WashlngtUo With ~ sW0s0sn 9tags Co.,o -.
- fsf ~ pstats wssss bsseA- -wsst ed AsssA.
ffein from ~ ~v,s oSanses 4 Dsvssp1vs
~tlh trains ofths Chic1Ko ! Hsck l6laAS ID. "
IN poiuts Ksnt, Nesth, 6nd Seuth. iiH9@s ~.
fmsenesrs ~ sUmSpdsd of ~ snecoosity d
giving dississs disseena = 70 the dsstin sei?n q
Saggaxe, afso 70 procure tickets before taxing
heir seats IN the care xInuALt, Supt.
IN ceSnNr4 Jse~ IA N06e 1 at 4ls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

GLAssw Ana! LAMPS 10. T. Webb, on
LeCiairs Row, has the finest assortment oi
ksessware. queenswars, solid and silver. .pla
led ware, TO be found at any establishment
west of Chicago. He hes also full stock
bf al styles Of Kerosene lamps. including
Ives celsbssted patent, which, for economy,
elsAntinssA end oonvsnisnce, can net be
puspasssd by any invsetion Of ths day In
tact you sannes call for any thing in his line
lWiyleA he cannot furnish. Can on him ssd
SxAanine hIs stock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

1hs uniAea oe1tts Expesss Cenpe49
isvs 1ads sp1hgsasse, = setssd tbsis
9pel6e' Knsay = the 1a e Jose aeaA.
veok e ~ MtSsia1iepi Hlva. - D5ovs ~
- niafsk diSlsitss II Cssssses. ssd the1
vi,l tsRss1sd = ~ n = Jsly a1s
tD.ssAsal tie liass = Uah, MeataaA Aads
Fia,lnx sa F4esi rosa estf7 = IN Wv gssi
q ssss ss.fzss f ss5Z .ssy4ass - ssr
: fhey yin alse =, peseaspa T. eiyg
slee.h - la1lg - thsie lr6ish ~
- &sssu -Anink6i = - eSo9e, --nonaa
la-. .ssi1 AZ 70 ~ a-fs ssts ii os
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

1T. rsnpLs. Flcrlst, ssss lGh and Mais
st., fruit and oenanoo1Al -. ny9e-lv
49,
Csescs dry kisd1oneUooi - clean ~
1ust can b. llenes 6uuuGnso laill, abevs
ths Railgun1 nIt1oA 4ASoitf
LnGl1 S1hs - nsusv-laersAaasps.
podiouel 1s1o 1opQe = - teGlns3 nef-
ton Of tn - Ut3le ~ g suooo Ibls
t's.s. APb : vlls1lln
5Ksap yeus feet dry, usaf gsed ahoss,
kssp ths9 veil ssufso with 81. end vel
tsssdsd, ard thea u yea ars uaenstunats
poopgh to get Cough or Cold. use Oos'e
Cough nalAam 70 cuFsit. Il viii % il every
time.
II is also important 49, cur readers
should al know that CT 13oDepsia Cure
10 reliable. and cGGGGi6 - - (Ae worst
eases Of Dyspey 81 = 56alee1Ada day Of
= eat anytl Sheesss w'lIISul Deuble.
Il is an e. l5asdy for any lIeese Of
the stom@ ~ wels.
Exn5sLy wHIs ~ 49,
MATTHEW vExHrfkR HAM DYE.-
as .s1"' !. pssl; ssS c..s:ss !. si. s:sI:-
No wash. Ns1eae: Doss not 0eqfcr stain.
Produces . lus51Sup Alsck or hsvNsr9 desired.
by Drussi'ss e Ssssy ess19 80 asdiy
3!
ru 1nk 6.AA =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

=
qsslth haes lAllsa = work spea the rspnov
Il Of iusSaitasy nslsAness wish ssal tAas
troaises great results. No Nuisance gssst
e snalf viii b spared. fhs stfssts. nm
@er' aissdiea q ths nsard, nh b swapl
(tssy ~, apa kspt IN ~ bsee peAsites
joalkta1 &c olGanliaeas. 64sSaee, ashss,
&e.. will be removed daily. An unfoFtu>
AaAs 6iady ip CLIFTON Place, cauehtithssw-
ibg : pan sf Kitchen efItl in the street, has
bssa ssnt y jail In dsfhula Of $500, srsstine
{ psrtbct panic II The world below stairs.
Asd The Bsasi ass ~ esmasncing . day
70 sseo. # X = rspsrtsd- NJ Nth h The
sesssts has bssa lyiss thsss ssariy ~
tk6iS Winter. and NOT uufftqueutly q
ibuea il iaasnss hsass-sin ssos eass.
~ sirests far xAsls blocks, being literally
cpssssd witt dtoonpsssd 1lsh u ssssy -.
scription. What Il Davenport doing Il
thts hue Il psscsusioaazy 0sassrs ssaiss'
C,aAs uAsprAcsunszs MAXI 4 Nofs. :.
b
Ths Ooalecese of Inessnal Resease, end tn
Ibtpsee6e ce Tobacco. q ssMssesuns. maass
tbur efuAs different eiolr sstsbaishnenls q
IN city % Saturday iast. tosss whsthef =
~ ~ ~ ssqsisise . soAop - sssA ~
d xeprs ~ oenplisd vith. fhsk iastG4!
6A1uns resulted b As1iag spns - - =
~, voeth ftsa o16 y ~ pr tAeasand
vHssh wsss bsiag ksps - sals wlahsue ~
|iSs The asesusAiy ssSiSp stsb ne botds.-
NJ peepssty ~ thsaoess ssaassatsd -
sraiss 70 ~ ssqgissrssts, = TIE ~
| useA y ths suspslsssn1soss~ staAe -.
~. The vielseise xsf - N y..l;al 4, !
c@o6e Anos - thN-oaoq Aalngoslroh9 -
n qsirsA - aAaep - ~ tse.s a. a. J i \
- ofiA .kss4 ssi.l,,t--ci J0I
w - - ~ ! ~ Y - * u
s&npe1 besss sf deAGs ~ ~ Il Dsvss
|p(rsjtnYt 49, a1Fionfo0lA aAilbAn
jiufG>igsU b9i1pgS Snl0ifuoon1
/ spsasA" ~ 0lts29r - = lAss..'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

| DtlL TsAss.-This hes been about ~.
dull day - our city has been favored with
Tor some tine. Business b. stsgnant, ssd
livery ons. Aicawbef liks,. "waitins for,
pomsthing - turn up." /
-t41ea ----e------ ..- sa
RsApY MAps CLo4mno. This 10 iust
The time to make advatageous purchases
of ready made clothing at Mass 4 Mayers,
M. IL, Wsst Second street. They are
ceiling OF . nue stock at reduced prices
Oaal Immediately end you can save money
b., 10 doing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

Agency Ba.k sf Moasres-. Chi11o - q. Al
ass, prse. Naa Cus'v hank. n. r.; AMeo Qep1
\ Nisbss. 81. Lotis, No.; Trabes, DeEfs 4 Co..
bcuisvflle, Ky. nov3o -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

Sss woman In another coluun picaing
Samburx grapep foe. Speer's Wine. 4lDan
sdxliAtlS 1sfeis,e idSjd II ths ho6pisa6 -
by ~ 0sot slass faaiHso u Pam, Eon4
and New York, ip prefersOes u cd -
wiSAa q y wssth = tl,al. = i give gfsne
nnfiafaofion .srl~s dcHr0lY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

( Si,la.e rrare9s cents rsf ~. NJ. f.r ssssy
f4.s0 80 s..irl, n4i II ri 3lt.iig lsij by ws~tssn
ratl-s es s.z s,isnts. est ~ isr W ,rldo orsss
l,ag rla Fr.A@ IN i,.s, md refer shippers
G4D. ,. tIAiatla. II y sis .-toa street. y ~.
y n ai,A.., ~. .s.ssii.s..s.,* i.. Il. ,.,.,ss. mM,k,
xiiAS. II. KrUhK enr. tans.r Calvert Kts-
sUsraf BALTIMORE.
Shippers szr TIE iIsa will apply % Or address ~
aail ~ Iiils II i.ig, X, afy de<ifsi insorma
lion. I NAN NAf III
W. W. CHANDLER. thicnf,r, III,
H. W. BROWN. q ". Iilifa ~. Cincinnati, 0.
sD rHAfsIIEr. 2:s5 N. u IL st., Coinmbas, O
W. II. xTEN Alsf, Cleveland. o. iee "A
+ A. y. TIlOHisOS. n. ~coaef stoWn, o.
VI n WAzLsTr. zsn.-vfle. o. EGO
EAhUkL y. {itAr, indianapolis, lsd. - J5iAs
J. G. nAyIr, Port Wayne. Ind.
r. f1iYsNf. 7-~rs uavt<, InA. p
v. y. kei.lSs0N. 3zt Main ~. Louisville ~.
NJ sTsyi.ss IL Olive 81, et. Louis, No.
IR WlsSOs sasinfle. Tcrns q i.t
tJssiiS TALLNA uaE> Jr.. g1emphis, fsnn.
\. :. GRAT. eap; Union Linz. Cossnhns. o. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

Rsvsa lrsns.-Ths steamer Keithsburi
has been newly painted from one end TO
The othse. The furuitsse hos all besn vaes
tished, aid the main cabin furnished with
bsw arm chairs, and in . few days The
Stats rooms win b cited up with new CT
ps.ing. One hundred snd thirty y-sesss
yards Of Brussels carpsting Vas ysstsrday
put down in the cabin. e.
The new and elegant steamer Lille Mar
6a, win asrivs at RockinghAm to-mofrcw
hoeniag q Z o'clock. and leave aI 3 ,. ..
lbr 81. Louis. Ous sf our prouinent bua
ihsss nsn, G. A. KessAss, has concluded
S6t to walt Tot boats 70 hnd here, and has
doansaosd hsslise freight y Rockingham
oWthSD. .1N II Tqfse As
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

81. KINGSTON, Jr, Frsisht Agent, plus. :.
G.A,lALt .STIls, fIsi.Lt Aga. fi,tsLus. II
CLANHE 70, Trdnsftf a gents rif,sLufk
u VI EHuNk .siCJ. undlsi Ohio.
y BuKhE Na.iissyn, ILasLA.
NJKEHEAD Gtv, L3ufssilIe Ioniuchs.
" ~ AlhMAN, kvAssvHiy, tbd,znA.
X y. sAsA ~ Lusi.. Ninryurf. M f@
CLARkE 10, thicsgo, illinois,
MctULH, Porisnynfl, Ohio. 4fft
NJ L0Nk, aIrts,nie, ksasocky. a
Y HALL 90, Nar.tiz, UhlD.
y. AYERS, Mnskfng,fni ASvpr.
W II. = 4 LAABi.l1Y, 0ailipols. Ohip.
A.p siULTz CU, zanessilIs. Ohio.
n u HUDSON. Ripley, Ohio
1. ~ WILSON, NsAAviiIs, Tsnnnssso. = nj
L. Y. HOUSTON. Scn. Frsight Aesmt, phila1a,,, ,
Eli WILLIAMS. Gen. sup't Altoona, IA
FAST yREI0Hrs. ao.
A UNION Lane CAas are Rnu rnsopaa
by the rtnnsylvsD route ~ N aincipai wsstetn
~ cia0 without tsnsssr, sud aii Ahlpassass "
this line ~ TIME CONTRACTS vii - gsasausssd
folio~s:
Boston to Chicago. Days.
New York y " 10y Days.
philadelphia TO !" ....6 Days.
Baltimore to ....6 Days.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
The Markets
rELnaRApHro REPORTS.


NEW YORK. May 10.
The Commercials article says stocks show more
activity with general advance on some sto cs
There is an attempt by the bulls 70 verents are
firm but quiet; US skies of 1ssl rose 4; "a series
Of ao closed at 1o2 Money very .h neyana
indications point to continuance OF tne preVaiiins
ease. Gold less active; quoted at l294.
-Nfl NEW YORK. May 10.
cotton-frm; sales 500 bales; Kidding Uplands at
count 1900 bales at "a szac Tor ordinary to low
middlng. -, e,... -, w. an :,
16c higher. State at 80 a 10 Is. Round Hoop Ohio
atse5 "a Is rs. Western at 80 q 10 20. Southern
wi WheatZ3 a &c lower; sales 5000 bush. Milwau-
keeClub, new att Is @2eo; Red Western at 90 q
Corn-frmer; sales Ct 900 BUSH; Mixed Western
also q S3c. 8t. 80
oats-hrmer; Canada at 80 q Gle.
Pork-hvmer; sales 1880 bbls. also 1880 bbls.
new mess Tor May, June and July sellers and buy
srs option, at so37i q 800, new mess, at 80 so q
Lard-heavy; sales $40 bbls at 10 q 22sc.
Butter-quiet.
Whiskey-qulet.
Sugar-steady; sales 900 hhds. Porto Rico at III
@Rsci Mascoyado at 1Ot q 11!c; 45o boxes Havana
Coffee-steady; sales 90 bags Government Java at
25fc.
iMolasses-du; sales 7O5 hhds. Porto Rico at 724 q
76c.
Naval Stores-quiet. 90, /.
Petroleum~active; sales 1900 bbls Crude at 2si;
1,760 bbls refined in bond at 10 % 45c
Freights to Lverpool-quiet; Cotton tc' ofaih-
Coru Sd.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat unsettled, clos
ing feyerlsh with declining tendency; No. 2 closed
att % QD %. Corn active and &c higher; closing
b25c for No. 1. Oats steady at SO a 34c for No. 1.
High Wines at % in bond. Provisions firm. Mess
Pork 90 q Bic higher closing at 80 30 q 81 co. Lard
quiet at 22i 2sc freights active at 9ac on corn to
Receipts- $4,000 bbls OF -four. SO, 900 bushels Of
wheat 1872 900 bushels of corn, $4,000 bushels of oats
wheat rs, 900 bushels corn, L, 900 bushels oats.
MILWAUKEE, May 10.
Flour dull and downward. Wheat--sales at IS!
q 1 SO for No. l. Oats firm at SOC. Freights firm
Receipts-600 bbls. -four, "a 900 bushels OF wheat
Shipments 900 bbls. of -four SO, 900 bushels Of wheat
So, 900 bushels of oats.
CINcINNATI May 10.
higher Mess Pork at 81 90. Lard dull at 22c.
Gold 1884.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 10.
Cotton-sales at 27 a CSC. Naval Stores trm; Vir.
gna advanced 15c. Spirits active at 81 @ SO, closing
firm. Rosin steady at $50 q 90.
- SAN FRANCIsco, May g.
Bankers are again THROWN out mining stock, col
laterals not considered first class. Further ship
nents Government account of 5O00 900 in treasure
not manifested made by the steamer OF April
1sthfrom San Francisco seven per cent. gold bonds
are in good demand at S31, and are now held at SO
Recent transactions in tnem amount to $3.50 600 Dry
goods trade has been dull during the past week. Al
acution sale alpacas, merinoes, lawns, prints, ho
siery, velvet and tufit ribbons we're sold to the
amount Of $4,000 with 90 days credit on bills over
$1,000. N
Mining stocks frmer; Ophir at 51b; Imperial a
1895 Yellow jacket at 1906 Alpha at 800; Chollar Pc
tos at 315; Empire Mill at 1872; Legal Tenders 7Sa
W.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
IMPORTS.

CARDENAS. Brig Lincoln Webb 365 hhds 80
tres II bbls molasses, to Churchill Browns g. Man.
son.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-C.d 18th ult, ships Grace n. -
ing fs Gl,bs; New York; Messenger, Small, Callao
Remedies. Nooinos,
SAVANNAH-Ar I'd, sch Wellington, Barbour.
beita lst, brig Fredonia, Howes, New York,
Gardiner --' " a''s'
:piILADELPHIA-Ar 9Th, barque Fannie HAM
Also az 9Th, ship Tamerlane, jackson, Liverpool;
E R1E IA RaSgaL Cook oardelas; schs Howe
rl, PPsahngor; WIN Arthur, Richards, Portland.
Downing Taylor, Gardiner. A'
c, Ga ~ sehs T Garrison, Chase. for Bangor; j
port oie' DiA' 'or NewDury-
Sid sths ,, RSarque McLarren Corning, Boston
NEW YORK-Ar sth, barnua w.
Pierce, cardsnas; schs Camilla, Hurbut Eastport !:
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
PORTLAnD2 ROCHESTERR.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
E-75zsssssssFSI On and after Monday Aprr "a. 1896
g 5zzsS,--I1strains will leave as follows: '
leave olco River for Portland al 5 80 and 90 A. M
$40 P.M N @
PORTLAND FOR Saco River at 7 Is M, 90 and
go M. ~
he 90 P. train out and the A. NJ train in TO
foruand Will be freight trains with passenger cars
attached
E Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standish, steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson Lmington, Cornish, Por.
ter, Freedom, Madison and Eaton. N ii
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Benny Eagle
Parsonsiield and 0ssipee
AZ Saccarsppa for South Windham, Windham ELL,
and North Windham. daily
steam Car and Accommodation trains will run as fol-
lows'-Leaye Gorh IN for Portland at 90 A n and
2oeP M. Leave Portland for 6orham at II Is p NJ
and Pm
By order Of the President
Portland, April Is. Ise6-dtr
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-11
international Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

The Steamer NEW BRUINS
, VICE * CAPT. E ST I; y W%sss saa
80 4asaA >H. W. Chisholm, win leave Railroad
-Sa-...s Wharf foot OF State ST, every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at o'clock r. NJ, for East
port and st. John.
I Returning will leave St.John every MONDAY and
Thu RSDAY, al O'Clock A. M. tor Eastport, Port
land, and Boston. eeN
At Eastport the Steamer Queen will connect Tor st.
Andrews, Ro6binston and Caiais, with the New
Brunswick and Canada Railway, for Woodstock and
HOulton Stations and Stage Coaches will connect for
Machias.
I At st. John the Steamer Empress will connect for
Windsor, Digby and Halifax and e. & N. A. Rail-
way will connect for Shsdiac
! ca Freight received on days of sailing until four
O'Clock P, NJ. -....... ~ ,..,,....s..o ~ ,ara
aAst N1 i%'9 81 G. C. EATON, Agent.
Feb &c. 1865, mh3Odlf