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SRATISG.--Thc increasing ctI
er Of the last two days seems to
opportunity Of adverting to Il
amusement of skating, whic|
only an animated and cheerful
but susceptible Of many demon
which may be called elegant.
land, which is usually looked {
home and birth place of skaI
use OF 'katcs Is in great iavo4
even taken advantage of as q
travelling, mari, ,et-womcn hav|
known, for Il prize, to go in tn
thirty miles in two hours.
Skating has had its bone a
its iron one. In London, in [
century, IL was customary for
men to fastcn the leg bones d
under their feet and push I
along the ice by means Of an
pole. The iron age Of skatlf
ever it might come--was an
stride in advance. a pair of |
made in the best modern fash
exactly to the length Of the
well fastened on, must be ID
be an instrument satislactori
to its purpose. With unskille
who constitute the great n
even that simple onward no,
which they indulge, using
edge Of the skate, is somethl
not lightly appreciated, seeinf
movements are more eXhilara
this is but the Cdik of the al
may be called the dance Is a
ferent thing. The highly train
aims at performing n series
IN 2nts of II graceful kind, WI
be looked upon with the sam
as we experience from seeing !
ture. Throwing himself on
edge ofhis instrument, poi5ina
out Of the perpendicular linC
tudes which set off a handsom
to uncommon advantage, he
a series ef curves within q Ger
tied space, cuts the figure s, thd
or the circle, WormS and sore
wards and forwards, or with a
companions goes through wha!
waltzes and quadrilles. The
and serenity of these movem'
perfect self-possession evinced,
tistic grace of the whole exhibi
sure to attract bystanders of
Guiding examples of the fair
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

ONEHUNDRED PRESENTS NIGHTLY.
The Grand Memorial Tableau Mirror
of the War, in connection with the
Grand Presentation Concert conducted
by therenowned Prof. Harry Hoffman,
will be ut Snyder's Hall, commencing
Monday, Dec, 23d. Onehundred Pres
ents consisting of Housekeeping articles
ETC., will be given away at the close
Of each performance.
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The Columbian.
nLoomspuno, FRIDAY, DEC. 40, 1907.

INSTEAD ofa" "Young Foks'Column,"
we publ ish Christmas Fairy Tale
on the outside this week, which we
know will prove acceptable to old and
young.
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WE are requested to announce that
there will he a fox chase at Orangevillc,
on Christmas at 10 O'Clock AM, to
which all rportsmen are specially / =
viled,
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DEDiCATIoN.--The newly erected
Church editce OF tho Evangelical Assoc
citation, at Foundryville, Columbia Co.
will be dedicated to the service of God
on Sunday, the Goth of December 1867.
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nR. T.. G.. OR n L,
u Il y I'll = r,

Formerly Of Berwick, Columbia County, Ia,
Would announce Ia the citN H. Of BloomshurS
and vicinity that lac intends TO locate pVlmancn :
~ ut BluOmSburg IN the coming spring. For the
present he may h" found AT his Office, ON Main
Ntrsct, Il frw doors nhuVc liendershOtt's rug
~turc. over Fox n WChhs Confe tionCrN where
hr viii u" happy w. wait upon all who may need
hl- services. tfir' open only from the Hrat To
the tenLh Ut each month until April lsi 1865.
uJNa. B7-tf
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NEW FURNITURE STORE
AT MAINv LIE, PA.
A. ]. BERNINGER,

Would respectfully announce to the public,
that he has opened new Furniture Store ir.
Man lille, where he keeps all kinds Of city and
home made
\ L II y r L X l.,
cane bottOmed and hair cushioned chairs all
STYLES of BE istends nj bureaus, tables and
stands, and all goods In his line. Repairing neat.
Is and quickly done, House painting and paprr-
hungng done ut short no Ice anu rrnsnnabl
rates; in the best manner. Also, undertaking
at short nutlc' tnoV2a67-6-
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster at -, state Of
----, ca rtlil.s, UsDLR ms OATH OF OFFICE,
that ho Is acquainted nith the above guaraI,iors,
and knows Ia, IN Ia Ia men ii piOpei ty, AID able
to make good their guarantee.
Dated (Sgned)
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rTHE AMERICAN HAY KNIFE

TIIE AMERICAN Hay KNIFE
i AND FoRk.-wc the UNDERSIGNED citizens
forks ON the farm of MIR. Purscl, In Hemlock
Township, on Monday, May :, 1865, between the
SLIFER WALLS, Skinner q Co., of Lewis
burg Pa, and the Rundcls Patent Hay Hook.
The American Fork lifted more hay in one
draught than the Rundcl In three We eare satis-
ned II will take as much hay into the NOV as two
good horses can draw, We also saw II cutting
hay, and think IL cannot be beat MS a hay knife,
and ChceTnlly recommend II rs the best hay fork
and knife we have ever seen.
&. HITTESRESDEE lR. y. G. HARRISON,
W. B. KOOSs JOHN DoAK,
JoHS DETKRICE DANIEL NONER,
II, DIGLFMILLER, SYLVESTER PURsEL,
MICHAEL HELLER, JoMS WOLF.
They also manufacture the celebrated Buckeye
Reaper and Mower, and other agricultural implo-
mcntE.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

NEW goods for the Holidays
lIartman's Store. Also Candy,
AnplCs, etc, etc.
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Form of Proposal, Guarantee, and
Certificate.

address ID -, county Oi - state OF -,
proposes to convey the mails of the United states,
from July |, 1855 to June 80, lN2, on route No
-, between - ana -. under the ndNer-
ttscment OF the Postmaster General dated Octo-
Der 81 1867, with "celcrity, certainty iald securi
ty,' dor the annual sum of --dollars
This proposal is made ,i,fh tN kno,UIodge Of The
distance Cf thc route, he We,ght Y The nna 10 De car
rlcd, dHd al Other Irrftcd!aTs ~ reference 10 he
route dHd SsrricC, ana usO dyt,T curyiH examination
u the talcS art llHrtc!0Is attached 10 the adretts
1IcH,
Dated (SgnCd,l
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The undersigned, residing at -, state Of,
unAurtulic that, II the cgOlng bid Tor carrying
the mail on route No. - be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall, prior to the
LIST day OF JuIy, sbN enter into the required obli-
CATION or contract 10 perform the service propos'
Cd, with good and sufficient sureties.
This do, understanding distinctly The obligations
ant hdGii,tieS GSSUmcd by gudrdItorS under the Eth
section me act Of Congress af judy = 1855.
Dated (Signed by two gtlnrantOrs.)
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ANlK Noats th,ap at CakABtNIIAs'
~ e%e,isus ssro p-xsa.
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THE UNION HOTEL,

Arch street between Thira ami toarih streets,
Philadelphia
CHRIST WEBER,
I'rnITptor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

CnicAec. April 2y.-Ths cattle faie hotel
aseAe urion stock ya,ks ics.k Gre stcso
nvs O'clock this morning and Is q ,o,al les.
nothing remaining but . pile OF ruins.
A mars meeting was he'd at the c'pit'i!
on Saturday ever ing by she mechanics o.
that cits. 10 take iato coneidrrs'ion the
eight hour system Of labor. The Governor
and Hon. Mr.. Lyndaic mtde addresses TO
lbs meeting. Boib cook strong grounds in
f,vor Of he svseem. but councied moders>
tin, and CANCELLATION. and acre opposed to
.,,ikxs and -coe'cion under any circum
st.nces They urgei the RICH. off ever, man
to labor eightor twslvs hours, but thought
eight boura sufficient. and the balance Of
'iue should b. devoted 10 mental culture
Resolutions we're adopted ia fasw
II ~ systsn asd l. i rpcrsed
mt n he system go iaso eff.c, IL
0psiaeAsll H. .. N. iW. RR Co. viii
ssuoso tnsls shses = lad,ans
4 - = ennu8ag sssssssd On Qsiney,
stssse The 0ssnlnS. A litsIs boy with soass
Atseds returning hsns lbosl slDps osn In
ses ho0es. They atesnpseo . soR cate shs
~. wh1sa they partially suec-eded in but
- tng ssoeesded In saisiae ~ shrm, end
ocased he burglars ID. end ehass wss made
and . polieeaseu enlisted. end enc Of the
,sen ssestnkse aad caught. They had
pssvieuely eu61cased the Wu&an Of the
houss With s'osufern and saksa abous three
hundsed delhss. I'D
Md dogs ~ not extinct in Chicago yet.
Yeelesdoy lwo more cases ere rspostei,-
One was discovered on West Indians street;
Il wee after . long pursuit before he Vas
killed. Two children sore bitten b. this
dog before he was dispatch ed About half
past six last evening another mad dog made
his appearance on iioistcad street passing
along when . lady and her child we're site
ting on the door steps. the dog sprung up
suddenly and biz the chi and pa.sed on.
II is not known that this dog Was killed.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. April 27-The D0mocrat this
morning, editOrially. contradicts bv an
thority, the statement that Governor Fetch.
er will permit the purchasers Of the South
west branch Of the Pacifi, railroad to re
tain possession without performance Of
contf~ct. II says II such statements have
been made in Wall street to facilitate the
ceiling Of bonds they are utterly without
foundation and false.
ST. LouIs, April 29.-Omahs dispatches
~ that the track laying on the Union Pa
eific Railroad secommenced to>day, and Uill
be presented vigorously. Ties srs Il the
end q the soed isr 100 miles Of road 400
mileo Of isea ere now in OoaAa. 0esasng
will b done q the rate Of two miles pr day.
The Quastesmaeter at Omaha, hes nett.
6sd The Superintendent Of the sosd thss b
would want transportation foe 80, O0O, 900
pounds u 0ovssn0ens sserss, the euning
oeooo0.
Gen. Vessels. It Fl. Phil Ksarosy, THINKS
The Crow Indians can b kept quiet BY the
pressas lasge lescs Of troops that ere nov
q that poet. A coneidsFable member Of
Sioux ~ encamped on Powder river, east
Of Fort Reno.
TIE Dsmocsat's corres,sndsnt with Gen.
Haaeeek's expedition. ays that the Che
yesne village. whore The lseepo have besn
cooped several DAYS, was burned - the
2S,h inst. Involving los. Of about el0O.>
900. Gen. Cusses wss atiDl usrving che
Uhey snnes. whs hsd g Cd nos'hwMd.
4 Sc. Loais special to the JSusnsl says:
August Blanke, yeasesday accidentally aAot
aid killed Lixstta Bsun,man, . very sstitna
BILE young lady. Misa b. had, in apost.
thrown book 1t klanke. Vie having shot
gun in HE hand, which he tupposs1 not to
s. loaded, pisy fully pointed i. : her. when
{, his surprisc the gun was discharged,
Lodging the wiole load 10 her face ard p:0
ducing death in few momsnss.
The journals Spsisg field speeiai asya:-
The April Team u the Sanesmon County
Court cmvercd to day-Judee Rice Presi
ding. Docket Was called. Few motions
made. Two psrtica. charged wi,h murder.
named Daniel oi3sscn and Hsasy Gray.
brought from Christian county on :
charge Of venue. will be Tried in
Inc ceusse Of Tie current week. =
Four other murder cases will b sried during
The term.
The delegates srpointed By the csuntiea
Df Mseoupin, Schuyler and others, 70 aiAend
he srsnd Judicial Convsatioa Of the q
grasd disi. ~ Of he esase, - TIE 17th II
|1ey, have besa inssrsc,ed = woe n isvUs
" : Ssw Judge - ssceesl Juesies wslksr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

WAsHiRoTnN, April 27-The health Of
Thsd. Stevess b much improved. He e..
pecss to leave iUr Penlsy lvanla next week
He to-day wsOae leetes for publication
taking fssr his subiecs Tie following extinct
frUm the notice If 6saanor Wileuo's rrcsat
speech near HamptOu Reeds. III. Wilson
sAid there would b no impedimens TO
southern fepress ntatlon IN CU6eress II they
elect union men. and cl0sed his femasks BY
the full conviction that republican Cover
NOT, Legislature and two Senators would he
excited.
Mt. Eiitor-such articles o. this are cal
culaied ~ do mut IA hahn They throw Ob
staclts In the way oil rec instruction. Much
trouble Afis, frum ceItails luOse and indtm
mite expressions cont lined IN bill which
was reported bv the reconstruction commit.
ice ri the 3hh Congress, though never
passed. II was prevented by faction and
folly and IN arguments sgainst the whole
rassy IN Congress This generally sriess
tr M csrelessEess Of reporters sometimes
from inadvertance OF SPEAKER. No man
should make provinces for u party. BY what
authority does aay one pay, by election of
10y III DELI gates they will I've admitted. BY
VIVA, authority saw that Virginia will elect
two lnysi Senators while in truth there ia
No ukt0s2. - VIZ - W UC ObuS W tuc
people and Congress before any Repressn,a-
i've or Senator, or State. csnbc feCssgnized.
Who authorized any orator 10 say there
would Be no oODfs6atius . 10 asother
placc these thlngs ere to- nppaatly sald
think they had better b. erAvely ponderej.
Who y authorized 70 travel throseh the
cuuntry end pstdle out anoess,s would
say to The most guilty expecs punishnens
and thea Qutsaudes bat 1rsl Mid oDu1sca
tioe 70 Cay shuoe Who havo bueo rubbed b.
disloyal men Theoe ~ ny Wishes, ana
msne only pefhape. Signed.
TnADsuo 01RvRas.
wAssineroa. D. G. pril s:.-r hsrs ~ !
Nccsveo 70 DAY - the Tfuaeafy Depassmoas
uom CanrtnoseL tWD pacsauSo % lUonHv /;
o0e Contrasting 370o0; the oekse 81 6UO. NJ |
l.fue uisrs coocssning the amounts were
given. and tley. were appropriated to the
letter received ct the Office of Indian
STAIRS from the sgent at Leaves worth dated |
ile 10th inst. says, frJin HelghbOrho6d
fofi, tLarned,J which s,stei that General
cusssr. Aho wss IN parsuis Ut Z 5lW nesiss 4
indiass lid ns.t cves,ske tie y. tN~
he writer bsl evee ~ Cheycnnes de. |
pered touecds ~ 0oueh. Wills ~ Sioux
We3s aoseAoAoAoe13oA
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NASSAU nV4eTT4,

DosfoN. April 27-Samuel Angler has
been sentenced to four years impsisonment
TOT robbing letters In the POstoilce at Hart
ford.
senator Dixon was received by speech
Of we!ccmo BY the Mayor and salute Of 81
TIVE tsial "eCUus Dssslets ami Mcguire.
eae = ~ taahsm buk s.s6besssot o betn
cs'nc.uuled vishs vociIos NJ guilty. Tue
senst 10 Wse p0sipoooj. An exception BY
the deiendAuts' cSoAol Ass been flied.
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CALIFORNIA.

San FRAxClsco. April26 The steamship
Moses Taylor from San Juan arrived this
evening. Victoria afvices state that the
Russian steamer Alexander sailed for S,tka
to day. carrying the telegraphie summary
Of the Russian treaty.
An Inn rOvement Ia the merchandise mar.
ket 10 noted. The roads Ia the interior are
becDmtne impassable. Country orders are
coming forward. Flour hrm. Wheat dul
1t /. 7Oae.i6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, April T.-0en. Sickles
halted the parade ri the Charleston IRE.
men IL dAy. and required them I" obtain an
American 4 g ard carry it NJ the head Of
the column, before continuing their de-
monstrs,ion. He also required . guard OF
honor To be detailed from among the fire
men to carry i, that i. should be placed Up
posite the reviewing personaees, and be
respectfully saIuted by every fireman rails
ing his hat rs he passed. The nremrn acqui
esced cheerfuly, waited for be fi,g, and
after procuring one proceeded with the
payade
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

Notice 81 1arorporasloa
Is hereby given that the undersigned have
adopted Articles Of Incorporation. and do
publssh - required by laws - follows, to-
Wit:
| The name Of The c9rporstioa is 1.-THE Dav
export City Railway Company" and the
principal place for the transaction Of il bus>
inese will b. in he City Of Davenport. lows.
2. The general nature II the busiceao
b transsc,sd 10 that Of building rail~sys
In and upon III. streets Of the City Of Dav>
export, and upon roads outside Of said city
connecting Herewith.
8. The amount Of capital stock 10 1lOc,s
600 - With the right 70 inerass he came -
81 O00, 0OO-swo per cen, Of which il b b
laid y the time a subscribieg. and The
,haIaccs .. may be called fog BY the Bossd
Of Directors.
1. The corporation commences On The LIST
day Of May A. d. 1867, and .hall continue
fr so ears. win the privilege Of renewal
for hike rer cd.
8 The huAi,css of this corporation viii
he managed b. q ard u niue Dir c.ora,
~ho shsll he elected or be first Mondsy in
May u each year.
6. The highest amount III indebtedness
for hich this corpnrs'i ~ tray 1t any u" E
b. liahc shall not .xeeed sixty s,x thousand
d0lvrs.
2 The pr vase prop rty Of this corpora
'ion will not he l;a',le Cor cerpor.te debts
except to the extent nj unpaid J. sta lmen's
upon subscriptions ~ rap',~, stock.
4. T. FlLroN.
Jonx L. Swirs,
l1A NJ GitFoRD,
Thomas SCorr,
cmas. E Pu1xAX,
JossPH SHIELDS.
B. n. Wo Dn ARD,
H. r. CLAU.sER.
JAxgs AHxsrm"SG,
Dated the Goth day Of April. 1897.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUf.. April ~ The high water is
slowly subsiding.
the Minnesota Valley Railroad is still
unable 10 run trains. and none have run
this week
The ice at Dunleith. at the hes: OF Lake
Superior, disappe AIRED on the 10Th inst and
navigation is open all through the lake.
Jas. Wiley, y we'll known citiz-n. died
yesterday attern on ri aupOpiexy
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eE0RclD.

AUGUSTA, Ga Apru x7.--Gov Brown al.
dressed = large meeting Of .citizens a. the
Court House this evening. H.. advises the
people 10 sccept the terms offered by Con.
gress as being the only hest hope ri restara-
ton. Persistent opp0sitisIn viii exssrers,e
the northern people and may h I'd To cnnfis
cstiun. On the other hand speedy acceptance
Of,tcrm. will lead 10 SPEEDY restoration.
His address was favnrAhly received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

y Telegraph fas ssrc.,sl sADfil So
Flser-lleskss IN - apeiail eens = -
Saturday. 0elee ase eso4oea ase!notyely 70 H.
~ Sedsre. uhieh ase - yefg - .esyees
ss:.r.Iy dss.i.p - - 49, 49,
Vsots = sseel1.is ~ k10iA5k ms
WIZ. ~. -. s,,, J !. ~.
bsea rsdsee4 ehssS q ~ hqekss Aagias ut
sset, aea lhsfe = ~ 1esly esss - hss ~
e:ps.sd s.ss1y q g Sa sssnss = ,sss.
urs 4 nv lot. 81 - tssssks s TX L(asr
the market wss scsresly - sssong. and sless&et
about ~ - for reyalsf, end SIS for northssst
srn: No, sprlss 10 peafcp with saies q , -
Cora Market cpsssd q ,l.ols<Q1 o. for No
In store, su6s' qsetsly desli1ed 70 f.o11S, w.
the market bscams 6ra esd advanced 10 l.Sbk
0i.osa weakened again, asd clossd with ~.
iers q u.s.. No 2 h large de0apd, .snd acsaye
assst9eS1 . .lsse. I'd a.eV Tree - eosrdy
Oats Quiet. No. seepnD. ~ q 3<0soF,
20 $780,, ss..e :: I: - 2ses - s:I:: 3:
b sesss. .flS&N 5 HFsscwc00T
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PCBLlC NOTICE.

ALL STREETS. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE AL
y lsys must b cleaned bs5ore tho =; day IL Nay,
1857 all pesons failing TO will mskc Themselves
liable 10 nns Of not lees than e. or thaa eaU
besides paying three tmes she amount Of the lost. To-
the removal Of their sni-ances to the Cy of Dsven.
port.
Manure may be deposited on Gaines street between
Ninth d TsIth street aiso by the fridge on Farh.
nam street. II kAUFFMAN,
uralth INSPECTOR
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r AIlR DADS.


1867. Summss Afraneemsni. 1867.
Tsains run by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes fsatrs thsn davenport time.
AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 70. 1887,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily. SUNDAYS xcepted) - follows
Goinx hast Lat Mail train At. .....7 no, a. \.
- Night express. .....s IS, ?. \.
0cing West--lst. tscightior Kellogg asd wssh
I'd. Enuress and Mail for k~iioes
and Washington, ......... b5 a =.
Arrive At Daven 1ori daily. tSupdsy xcepssd)
40 follows:
From the East Is, Night express AZ. i 50. A =
I'd Daily EA L mail. s. So, ?. =.
From the Wsst-lr treivh, from Kellogg and
Wash'ng,cn.... "a 80. r. =.
"a. express from Kellogg and
washington. - 2gP.M.
cossseupNa
At Chicago with all tastern Routes.
At LaSai with l {. X. Il for Dnnleith 81
Lon,s CAIRO, &C
At Pond Creek with c. D. l. Q. X. II. for Bur.
Ingscn. keokuk and Quincy.
AZ Peoria tduring uasixstioe1, With Packets
fos all points On Illinois kivee.
At Kellogg, Iowa City. and Wsshiu eton With
Western Stage Co.'s Stages, fof oil points West
Southwest and Northwest
sleeping Ccaches cn sl' Wight srsins. Through
Tickcts tor sale aod baggage ehecsed 70 Psin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
r.. HALL. Asst Gen. Supt.
Chicago.
A. KsssAll. Assn. Supt. lsws Division.
Davenport
n. n. H,.ls. Ae't, Dsvenpcrt.
Dsvenrast. April ". loA7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

RICHMOND, April 26.-0eu. Schofeld to.
day served . warning On the Richm0nd
zsSses, which says the editorials arc likely
70 create animnsity. and its course cannot
longer be tolerated,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

NeW YoeAk 14oney Market.
By Telegraph ~ -srt = April 20.
setscks-Act - and very stitf aMas#A
ConpO0a Ut 90. n coupnns Of '64, I o. Of
rs i.ns1 new L.o7x0i w; to;4'a. rex.s-
tered, ssk @ssN; coup NJ. s>X@a>15 T:30s,
flrss series. OK; othe.s. l.ossl.
Neg York Central ysj,
Era 6,H
nichiSas Central. l.os@ l.es;s
Reading. l.csss
Illinois Central i.ISL@il3st
STERLING. 30 DAYS. ~.
Money, 6 pr cent.
Gold, cpencd Lax. advanced " 1855, and 10
now $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

BfxlrS, Aprn s7.-fhc wassen Gazette
10 leading article 10 day. intimate thai
Prussia may evacuate the fortress Of Luxem
bOuig. vfs KvEg.
AMSTERDAM. April 21th-Thc Dutch
Guverntnent officially denies that there was
coy ciIer 70 sell LuxemuUprs to Napoleon.
ISvn. rsol. Apdi q - Essslhg = Bread.
sluIf, quiet eeusnlly without change. RI.
visions Brm asd genefally unchanged.
kboooO closed 49, 2 s1<az.A 81
rAnn, Ash s7-Evsaiuer AOb e0cially
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La Caoses, April 29.-Ths wsstcest
Hose Wso es0suosd By IRE yesessdsy
seeming. Lsss ~. 600 assured Sor elos-
0o0. 50 x4
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Clncinmnsl Market.

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph April 80.
Flour-Firm without change.
Wheat no. Spricx 2eO@s.s5.
Corn lilo for mixed in sscka.
Oats-1V In bulk.
Rye-l 72@l.73.
Whisky-x. z5 offered
Provisions changed quiet
Lsrd -l9Ac
Groceries Unchanged; steady.
Mess Pork Firm at - 80; bacon; steady (;
shoulders, sc.
10. 1.oo1s MARKET.
By Telegraph. April -.
Lead &c.
riess.Da.i. Extra, eN0sis. Double Extra,
90 @el6.
W6sat-sprine q. 8, % 70 Fan, ta.4oQ ts.-
%.
Cors-vsry weak. white. tl.ll@tI.ls; vel
lev, d. osQtlo.
Oats-tlsm ~ SEE 0e6c..
Rye and bsiey-Uns hangcd.
Hay -uDull q exo.0O
Prsvisisns- end unchanged.
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