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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
NEW ORLEANS.
The Times says:

The turnout on the flags increases daily.
The fiue weather yesi erday brought out
many old habiJues in addition to the APP
pearance of returned citizens. There was
not much business transact d to talk
about. Our chief product is coming to
market in large quantities. but not TO the
extent to variant expectations of a large
stock or supply being available for some
weeks. In fact. it can be readily assumed
the supplies and stocks Of former wears
will be realiZ.d. The tenor of business
was in some degree strengthened by the
and two cargoes Of Western produce
Though There is very little relief in the
money market, prospects of an early anne
cided flush and redundant money market
cannot be expected nor in great measure
anticipated.
CHICAGO.
The Tribune of the 18th says;
Business was very dull in all circles to-
day, and at the banks there was no excep-
ton. There was a good attendance on
'Change to-day, but the leading markets
were dull, and a lower range of prices OBJ
tanned for nearly all articles on the list.
values were without any quota Die change.
The -four market was dull and prices more
in favor of the buyer, though we cannot
make any quotabie decline. The less ia
yOrabIe adviceS from New York had de-
pressing influence on wheat, aud the mar
ket was dull and dropping, eliminating in
decline OF Sc. Corn was heavy, and de-
clined 11l@2c.
ST. LOUIS.
The Democrat, OF the 18th, thas notices
the produce marketi
The Exchange was not crowded this
morning, and no improvement in busI-
ness was noticeable. Receipts of produce
OF all Kinds were light, and the market
heavy and tending down on nearly every
product.
The -four market was very dull. Money
| is so very scarce at the South that trade is
| absolutely depressed in that direction. and
prices OF wheat are so high that no nlaig gin
| is left to the m tnufaeturer to ship his -four
| Eastward. The prospect is really as blue
as a milestone. Corn meal Is dull, and
tends down in sympathy with the down.
/ ward movement in the corn market.
| Wheat continues TO arrive in sparse guam
| titles but as there is no demand for flour,
the market for wheat is heavy and dis
/ Pressing. The principal mills viii probably
] all close in a few weeks until there is more
| life to business. Take any view of the mat
| ter YOU please, and the prospect Is certain
/ " discouraging, and evidences multiply
| that a hard, dull winter is at hand. The
i corn market is but little changed. Receipts
do not increase rapidly, and yet more than
! enough is daily arriving, and prices regu-
| IarIy descend. The provision market
| grows worse and worse. Potatoes and
| onions continue stiff. Cranberries are in
better demand and are firm. Butter and
| eggs steady.
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New Orleans Sugar and M0lasses
Market.

bN MAI.
SUGAR There have not been any re-
ceiptS of Louisiana new since yesterday,
and the only two lots remaining in first
hands were sold, comprising 20 hhds. at
Isle per pound for seconds, aud l01fc tor
in teriOF on private terms, said to be &c per
pound. OF Cuba sugar there were sales OF 20
boxes. III a joabing way, at l3c for No. Is.
1916 for Nos. II and ID. and I5L{f5l5ISc for
Nos. IL aud is. Good fair Muscovafio is re-
failing at l3c,per pound.
MOLASSES - The receipts this morning
comprise 81 barrels new. 80 barrels of
which class. prime, and sold at Sac per gal
Ion; the balance had no yet been placed
on the Landing.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

BY TeIegraph.l New YORK, Nov. "A.
Gold is flrmer; opening at 4994014; clos
ing at 4054.
Government Stocks, on European prices.
are about "a lower, except on lO-4Vs, the
conversion of which seem TO be somewhat
stimulated from the TACT that the Treasury
announced that they will discontinue
their present plans after November 3oth,
when Interest will be allowed on 7-3 u p
to Japnary Ist The closing prices were {:
Coup. Isl, iI2s1MIlS; Coup. 49,. l0S91s9 lOS14
do. 81, 1880 1865: do. rs, lO614@lo613; do.
IO214 0102SS; 1865. I0518@lGJs4. Stocks are
higher; closing strong.
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For otItca' River Items see Sere,ath Page.


LOUISVILLE. Nov. 14-River falling. with
feet inches in the canal by the mark.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.-Rfver fallen three
inches, with feet ii inches in the channel.
Weather clear.
The river was rising steadily last even
ing-.-.--..The additional arrivals and de-
partures up to midnight were the Fanny
Brandeis, to Cairo; Luella from Cairo to
Evansville, and VIM. White to Green
River-.......The Luella had a good trip in,
and the Fanny Brandeis left with all she
could carry.........The Luella lies over till
Saturday. and we bespeak for her a good
trip.......The ]. W. Carrot, with four barges,
was at French Island yesterday morning
She had got over with three of her barges,
the other was aground. She had not ar
rived up to midnight-.-..'..'The Champion
was also aground at French island. She
was en- route to the relief OF the Peerless.
..-...-Amoog the passengers by the Fanny
Brandeis yesterday. were Colonel John p.
Baird aud John +. Wilkinson, en- route to
the Hot Springs of Arkansas THE Ada
Lyon goes to Green River Saturday,.
The VIM. White had - good trip out last
evening". The neat, new steamer Cobb
webb, Captain ]. NJ. Webb, will leave this
evening at o'clock for Canton ard
liover. and all intermediate Cumberland
River landings. Give her a good trip.
MANIFEST of STEAMER LUELLA, from
Cairo TO Evansville. November AR. X.
! DunkerSOn. l4 green hides, ! box boots
I Kirth & Acker, 3,S4l hides, barrels sheep
pelts, barrel tallow; Reifz & Haney, /
piston rod and head; H. Q. Woodrow,
1 piece casting: q. l.. Dixon, Is barrels pota-
! toes, sacks do; Ragon q DIckey, 5 empty
beer barrels; Fred. KraemeT. ale boxes,
3 empty beer kegs.
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Drugs and Dyes in New York.

By Mail of I1th.l
All articles coming under this heading
have met with good demand, and prices
are firIner. We quote as follows
Alum, 3}69354c; arsenic, powdered, 254fg
Sc; balsam. copavi, S71zG1S0c; bi-carb. soda,
Newcastle (soldl. zs4c; caustic soda, S1z99c;
cream tartar. prime, lgold) 2S92819c; ep-
som salts. &c; gum arabic, picked, 50@7Sc;
gum arabic, sorts, S31o40c; jalap gold, S5QQ
soc; mauna, large flake, 81 709l -; oil lem
on, s. S71zg4 l211; sal soda. Newcastle, 2d
, I-l6c; seneca root, 37G140c; SIENNA, 20@43c:
soda, ash, (gold), s. 25@2 so; sugar lead
(gold), 2jGe.Sc; vitriol blue, 9s4Gl0c.
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M0yETARY & COMMERCIAL.

To COUNTRY MERCHAETs--We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities OF the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fame Posters and
all kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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New York Market.

BY Vs-legrapn.l NEW YORK, Nov. IA.
CoTroN-A shade lower; sales 400 bales
at is14@l815c for middling upJands.
FLoUR-Receipts Is 977 bblS; the market
the ADVANCE lost: sales i4o5O 6bis at IS 5os
So SD for superfine State and Western;
50 70Gl0 80 for extra State; 50 609l2 80 for
extra w estern; 50 90(9l3 90 for round-hoop
Ohio; $40 00q15 IS for st. Louis: California
firm; sales 500 sacks at Sl2 00gl3 s.; sales
$50 bbls kye Flour at 81 O0@9 20.
WHIsKY-Unchanged sales 10 nbls I'D
bond at 81 So
+ WHEAT-Receipis IS5. 492 bushels: mar
kct opened sha e tirner bun closed 2G5c
lower: sales $1,000 bushes No. l al g go
81 30; No. lat - 27@2 %; Nos. and mix
RYE-ste4dy sales 1900 bushels state at
BARLEY-Dun and drooping;. sales 10000
bushels Canada West at 81 52g1 50.
CoRN-Recelpts, 68j53 bushels; opened
easier, and afterwards advanced: closed
dull and declining; sales OF e0,oOO DusheIs
81 go % 90 III q 9Sl % TOR new mixed
I Western.
I oATs-Receipts. 14.o7S bushels, without
decided change; sales OF of $4,000 bushels
at 77112g79o.
RICE-DulI.
| CoFFEE-Qulet aud firm,
\ SUGAR-FIrm; sales OF 80 hogsheads OF
! Cuba at l21ec; 2l5 boxes OF Havana at
! MoLAssEs-DulI.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at l2c for crude; aud
\ 2S1<e52S1zc for relned in bond.
HoPs-Quiel at 35a60c for American.
]
| $40 75a20 80 for mess; closing at $50 81 cash !;
SIS 1919 . for prime; and 81 for prime
mess.
BEEF-Heavy; sales of 30 barrels at pre-
/ vIous prices. z5stft~ts
I BEEF HAAIs-Heavy; sales of 290 barrels
at S35029 and 400 tierces at S35 90 for INDIA
mess; prime mess on private terms.
BACON Quiet and steady; sales OF 80
| boxes at llI4alI15c Tor Cumberland cut. Tor
| December and January; long cut hams.
| for November and December, on private
4 terms.
7 CUT MEATS Heavy; sales of go pack
ages at S1a9I0c for shoulders, and I3Ia9l4c
for hams.
LARD Firm and active: sales of l,5l0
| barrels at I2IS@I314c.
BUTrER-Firm and IN good demand al
20d45c.
CHEEsE-Quiet at Il@l5c.
her LATEST, 5 p. NJ.
FLoUR CLOSED dull and ga I0c lower.
WHEAT-DulI and l@2e lower; sales OF
No. spring at 3 2092 q; No. Spring nj
s. yG2 Is.
RYE-Quiet at 81 81 for Western.
| OAFS-Steady at 7Sc for Western.
CoRE-Dull at 81 35@l IS for good to prime
mixed Western.
MESS PoRK-Sales at $40 90 in regular
way; closing with buyers at SO 95, and sci
lers at S21 60 in regular way.
CUT MEATS-Steady and in fair demand
LARD-Quiet; sales at 13gl314c for good
to prime steam and kettle rendered.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY TeIegraph.1 NEW YORK, Nov. II.
No particular change to note in the mar
ket The price of most kinds of goods. To-
reign and domestic. have seemingly touch
ed the lowest mark; still there is no pros
pect OF an advance until goods become
absolutely scarce, as the season Is too lar
advanced; therefore purchasers are buying
with more confidence since the cold wealth
er set in.
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40 t0R.

w. II. Wright's Circular says OF cotton:
The accounts continue OF highly favor
able character generally from the South.
Plante-s are hUsily engaged picking the
cotton which the late fine weather mas
fully matured, the quality OF which shows
a vast improvement on the early receipts.
From North Carolina we hear of rain last
week. and the yield is not quite up TO ex-
pectation. In Florida the crop will be
short. pariicula ~ of long staple cotton.
So far there has been no frOs [.
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Memphis Market.

By TeIegraph.l MEMPHIS, Nov. Ii.
CoTToH-Dull at l59l515c
CoRN--W hole range 81 109l is.
HAY-S26 009Z7 90.
OATS-72973c. ~
FLoUR-Superfine dull and unchanged.
PORK-S23 %. ii
BAcoN-shoulders 1S1zGlS}sc; clear sides
160l614c. 81
LARD-scarce; keg I4gl41Sc; tierce l4e.
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New York Hat SALE

st the gale Of hats on Kriday last at JAS.
II. Prentice 5 warehouse, in Brooklyn, 80
cases We're old al ne following quotations
per dozen by the case: Wool hats mems
plain. s. J0@9 %; mems fancy. IS 25Gl2 70 !;
youths' fancy, 81 Eo5S 81 boys plain. s. IS
9aT 90: children's plain. Sc T547 II. Cassi-
mere, mems plain SIT 50ly-2 %; mems fan
cy, Sit 75;d2S %. Black beaver, SIS 50ag32 80.
Back. brown and otter brush, So 50@iI Is.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED 10

rxrANTED-sI SITUATION By LADY,
VA ~ 40 general homework, nne sew
~ ar'd Yeadle-work and to make herseiI
generally useful IN a family. Is wei eou u
Gated and could render valuable ass sosa lC rs
fn teaehing children. For Information can
at inc Union office, Third Street, near ~, Jne
court house. lLo --o 49,
INFORMATION four
w bows, Patrick Joseph, Jonn: A AZ "a
49, aDS LANES McGovern, aged 10. 10, lO.
and 4 Years respectively, taken from my y,
nome = Knox County, about the 5Otn OF
0cfoher- 1856 by. George Painter any IN
s s,s,,,,o ri IN cir v flereabor1ts. or that OF
Georee Painter alias George Treadw wa, /
viii Be thankfully received, il sent 10 tiils
afIice nv fhe father of the boy :.
Il',S,1t dow PATRICK MCGOVERN.
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CINCINNATI
The Pr4ce Current. of the 18th. says:

Business in all departments continues
dull and heavy, and no disposition dis
played to operate in any article, SO that
prices OF most leading articles have eased
down.
Prices of dry goods are again lower, with
a continued anxiety to sell, and unab tied
competition between dealers in their eff
forts to get out of stock. Flour and grain
and provisions are lower and dull at the
decline.
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spIrIt Of the western Markets.
LOUISVILLE.

The Courier, of the 18th, says:
There Is but little doing in any depart
ment OF business, and commercial affairs
are at stand in pretty much all depart
mentS. The dead lock on cotton, together
with he tax, the falling OF IN the demand,
the reported large crop, and the successful
competition of The foreign staple. has had
the oft repeated and admitted effect OF
making dull markets for all products. and
at all points.
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BOAR DING.

~OARDHNG.-Fo or five persons can
* he accommodated with board ana
iGGoino- corner Of Mulberry and Second
1890 Also. a few day boarders. with
board. 4AAS'''
nov13 div -
An n FFSST -WiII find it to their in
r. terest' to 90 to q. WEIDNER'S.N No.
ief9rlS street. between second and Tnird-
Rooms always on hand for small latniiies'
uOyS dot
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MACHINxSTS
lAACHINISTS.
EAGLE WORKS
Manufacturing Co.
FOUNDED
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
p. w. GATES, President.


Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills, ~
EVaporators,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp Mills.
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines,
Lathes, Planers, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
cotton Presses.
Saw Mills. Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing.
Office, As Canal Street,
CHICAG GO.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
THos. CHALMERS, Superintendent.
u. n. FEAsER, assistant superintendent
and Draughtsman.
RALPH GATES, Secretary and Treasurer.
W. L. CHASE. General Agent, New York.
alaaos q Bro Agents, Lake superior.
novl2 d2m
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European Market.

BY Cable. LONDON, Nov. II--ENe.
CoNsoLs -94 ll-l6; 5-2os, 7O1s: Illinois Cen
trail. S414; Erie, 1915. American securities
close and heavy.
FRANKFORT, Nov. l4-Eve.
5-20s-755s.
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RENTEs- Very fiat.

LIVERPOOL, November 14-Eve.
CoTToN-Closed easier: sales OF 80'0 bales
middIiDg uplands atsS1zd; Orleans. SD.
BREADsTUFFs-Qu Quiet. Corn ASS 3D. Wheat,
us for white California; No. Milwaukee
red, lbs l0d. Barley. 5s i'd. Oats. IS lid I;
peas. SOS.
Provisions Beef. loss. Pork, rs. Lard
52s Sd. Cheese, OBS. Bacon, SIS. \
PRoDUCE-Sugar. 26S Cd.
PErRoLEUM-Spirits, p, and refined, Is sd.
ANTWERP, November live.
PErRoLEUM-46I5 for standard white.
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JOS. II. COLEMAN,
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW METROPOLITAN,
FIRST ST., bet. Sycamore and Vine.
Manager MARTIN GOLDEN.
stage Manager........... Q. VOLTZ.
LAST TWO NIGHTS or THE SEASON
Farewell Beneht OF the Mayhem Sisters.
annie Mayhem as .................. Marguerite
Kate MayheW as
FRIDAY EVENING, NOvem. I3th,
First time In Evansville OF the great
Sensation Drama,
Romance or q Poor Young Man.
CARPETS.
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rsmvArE RoARDANG. Z

wARavATE BOARDING. =
First-class Boarding, b. the Dayor
weak Al EN-. BURNs's,
No. IS Division str bet. Second and Third
maya diff zEyansv1lle, mo
NOARDTNG- HOUSE, The under
kS signed has opened n Boardln g house
IN rhird Street, between sycamore ahd
Vine onposite Philip Deckpr's store, where
a 11IiInber of day and weekly Dnarders can
he accom- naodated with board.
oI TnovI5 MRS. L. CARTER
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FOR SALE.

z-zOR SAI.E-ExPRESS WAGON
4 good Express Wagon. reprinted
aud Substantial WM. BAUER,
nc vg-d3t Water Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
DISTRICT COURT.
uoS. J. Scorr RlcHnsN, Judge,
Ious Gsif,eAv HipxI

JonN GALLtcAN, CterE,
The case of Akeley ". Berkey, which On
gagged the Court on Wednesday and = part
of Thursday. was rather extensive in the
matter Of witnesses, there being about
thirty in attendance. The details and argu
ments in Tire case were quite interesting =
1t was submitted to ;he jary yesterday fore
noon. 4 verdict for the plaintiff was re-
turned, giving fifty dollars damages.
Case GIG. Partridge VS.. Smith, Gar
nishcc. Trial hy Court, was taken under
advisemens. Cook 4 Dusy for p!sintif
Lane 1 Day for defendant. A jury Val
called and case s9oS, Hstasli ~. Hunphssy
vas commenced. Action % rccovss for
damage done BY horse Of defendant 4
ono belonging to plaintiff. Case hisd =
last term Of Court, but jury failed to sgree
Grant 4 SIN tn for plaintiff; Thompson 4
Campbell for defendant. The Grand Jur,
have returned bills Of indictment agains
clara wiks for larceny, stealing dresses
DC, from her aunt wirhHn Sailor, will
intent, &c.. (Sssbbing Jslius Psiester)
JOHN Pc er Coach, larcsn =. Sealing to
watches from Rochchild's store; Fran
Hero ., laeceny, stealing horse from J. B
Medley Charles Brayteo, assault With In
/, teat. &C.. fasssultisg ?. R. pataaa.)
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TnraspAY EytxINg FEB. !, lSb7.

Al A u. -.
A called II e. tia, ns,re d or.cinsl lnie
pendent Fne Enyisa 4 M. Company. No
Pilots, Rogets wtel.s ne, a. The
residcn os Mr. Il uaor,
President Mora i IN chair. Geo. ID.
Bowling. Sccrc,,r,. Tna tnll,yin- mem.
bers were i csgst -. meeting -Aiessrs.
d. Moore. Geo. u p,,s;,r ! = Van Pat,
ten. Geo B. swan mes BAR. F. 4 Par
ker. J. q. France u Gates. p4n.ei
Severance.
The President s,s.el tar the msctin.
had been calico far ~. ,,,rnass Of disposing
OF the .irc hats and o,l.ar n xtnfcs belonging
T. the coinpane
Hr Van paiiei ,a.ve., Il all The prep
ertv belure.a. ,o,h. Il 4 Hose Co..
10. /. ne ple~e,.te - w. King Eneinc Go.
No. /.
NJ. Bow,ne offered An sn.cndmen,, "ex
ceptins tile lanaer Las, IL. pipe, nczz'es.
and iiar" trfs'. n, .es nsyirr been
ure9..n.,a d ,h,.N. +, their friends
Am sndmeD, acetn.,1 and notion passed as
amended.
On melton of Mr. rl.r the Treas sret' 5
belt was presented - NJ Van Patten.
Ga motion OF NJ Erances the FIRE King
Engine Co.. No. va ,eo,ested Il prepare
:. s,,tt .i,,a ,,ia,. l., .i; ..,it,a hnnsn "a il RI
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COUNCIL PROC EEDINess.
Couxom CHAMBER, FEB. 8, 1867.

Present, His Honor. the Mayor, John L
Davies, Aldermen Andersen, Cculihart,
Davis, Frizzell. Jones. Kuhnen, Arndt.
Natthes, Mcneil. Seymour and Warnebo!d.
The minutes Of the las. meeting were read
aad approved.
A pesition Of b. Schwarbing. asking per>
mission to DIG well on Sixth ST., between
Warren and Vine SITS, vas granted.
A petition Of B. II Moss. and othsrs,ask
ing for rehesring in the matter of the va
cation Of Clifton Avenue by the City, was
referred 20 the Street Committee and Cny
Engineer, in accordance ~ith the following
resolutions. which was adopted:
Resoired. lst, That the matter Of petit
ton of sundry persons in relation 10 what
was previously known as C.if,on Avenue. lie
received. and tina, the city Engineer ke d.
rected, in connect N with the Street CONS
mitIec, to xiruine and report upon the fol-
lowing
LIST. Ii Clifton Avenue was opened, what
would be proper grade to make It cJa
venent street for teams and show the ex>
tent OF the cut and fill.
ID The cost OF making the said Avenue
good wagon road.
Sd The ans facts as to Hcnnipin. Clay,
and Fillmore streets.
4th Whether said streets when improved
would be better and easier oi access than the
present road up the bluff known as the Bur.
rows road.
9TH The cost Of improving the said Bur>
rows Road 50 as to make it good.
Petition Of the Pioneer lIeok and Ladder
Co. No. /, proposing to deliver TO the city
| their wagon. upon condition that the city
give a new wagon for the use Of thci. COM
pany; the said wagon to remain the property
Of the city, was presented 10 the Council by
| AID. Andersen, and who also offered the
following resolution in relation to the SAINT !.
Resotced. That the City Council accept
the generous proposal, and promises to fur
nisl, the Hook and Ladder Co. No. l, with
new wagon and apparatus as soon as pos
siLie, and instruct The Chief Engineer and
Fire ard Water Committee TO report at next
meetin, how much said wag and appara-
tus will cost, and how the same can best be
procured.
Aid. Mcneil moved to amend by referring.
the whole matter to the Committee on Fire
and Water ard Chief Engineer.
the amendment Was adopted.
Report OF X. NJ. Littler, Chief Engineer o.!
the Fire Department. relative 10 the bad
conduct Of Z. McGee. vas referred TO
Committee on Fire and Water.
Petition of I. 6. Dsering. asking that Ger
tain rents, to the amount Of $40 be refunded
to him. which hs had paid to the city fo.
the rent Of lot 3, on the public landing. was
referred to Committee on Public Grounds
and Buildings.
Petition Of Samuel Little. asking the priv.
iese Of keeping two hogs on his premises IL
clean pens, was referred to special Commits
tee of Aldermen Davis, ,Matthss and MsNe,l.
The following bills were allowed.
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for, ard report n. &c next ne"i.rg o. ne
Courci
IN t-c matter y the petition { " u.
h~.l and others, further i.Ne vas eraased
to me committee . rcprt.
Bill oi L'bc-ty Steam Fire Co, OF $4,000,
Tor two months rent. vas referred 70 the
committee on Fire and Water.
AID. Mcneil moved that the con'n!,;e Oh
tire and Water, he instructed 70 proclrc
not less than ten tous OF coal for the use Of
the Fire Department. Carried.
Communication os the standing commits
tee OF the Steamer Fire King, in re'ation TO
the compensation Of men for filing csternS
in the Fire Department. was referred to the
committee on Fire and Water
ITO be Cosfinuei.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
Valu able Farm
FOle SALE CHEAP.
Containing aga Acres.

vvrE s.r for sale drstcase farm. OF 200 acres nm.
w der highstae feulva,ion. i23 acres OF vauab,e
timber adjoining The improved land b gently roll
ing. inciosed with new fence; also divided into
nclds The improvements are. good Farm House,
with ter or twelve rooms. with Cellar, full exe a
Ce,crn with capacity of 800 barrels of water. with
large and tsstcfuIy lsi out groueds, shade trees,
everRreens, small fruit, etc. A bearing Orchard Of
about $40 trees. two large and substantially buis
Barus also, Sheds. tsihs Hog Pens, etc., especially
arranged for raising stock II all kinds Ciste-n At
The barn with capacity n ahont go barree Of wa
ter. and good stock water IN the pasture aeds. At
present about 80 acres are seed down In clover and
tirothy, and 70 scres ere used for corn and email
grain. Coal h fnand two milts from the Place. A
good market and school convenient. The place IL
know q. the ..Chambers Farm" located eight uiles
east Of uscatine and tw MY two mies west Of Dsv-
enpess, Iowa. two and half miiss from the village
Of fsirpurs, On the Mississippi River.
- Terms 80 per acre, half down, balance on
time to ait purchasers.
DEAN a NANINGrON,
Commission Merchants. II Exchange Place,
Jan le. lSjs-dlm Chicaro.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

WARN AGAix.-The new school house 10
East Davenport has At last received new
furnaces in tie place Of those put in when
the building was ii,st completed. As we
stated some time ago, the Board have done
this as soon as was possible. The new FUR
naces have most ,trec,ualiy stopped the
complaint OF cod rooms.