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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23
APPEAL
DO NOr LIKE TO HEAR HIM PRAY

I do not like 10 hear him pray,
On Bonded knees about an hour,
For grace to spend Alright tie day..
Who knows his neighbor hiss no hOoh'
I'd rather see him go to mill
And buy his lucEless brother bread,
And see his children eat their III,
And laugh beneath their humble shed.
lido not like to hear Kim pray,
.Iet blessings on the widow be-"
who neverseeks her home 10 say,
81 want O'ertakes you, come to me"
ThatA the PRAYER Eoloud and long,
That's uttered for the orphans veal
BY him VINO sees him crushed by wrong,
And only with his lips can feel.
lido notlike to hesr him pray,
With face As long az any rail,
Who never means his debts 20 nay,
Because he can't be put in jail.
do not like to hear her pray.
Vita jeweiled ears and s0ken dress
Who's WaSher-Woman tells All day.
And then is asked TO work for less
Sucn pious shavers l despise;
With folded hands n air demure
They lft toheaven their holy eyes.
Then steal the earnings OF the poor.
do not like such soulless prayers
fwrong, hope 10 he forgiven.
No angel wing them upward hears
They're lost, . million miles rom heaven
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Taesasy, March 5th, A. D.. 1857.

in front Of the Courthouse. GreenIaw block
Memphis Tennessee sell at Public Auction ~
cash. 70 the highest bidder, the ououf1v non
erty, to-wit. Al the property couveved 10 ne
wit a certain tract Of in said county and
stzte, Hth Civil District OF Sid county. eoufI-
east Of and Eear 20 The City OF MsuIphi.-
banded a. follows Eegiuniue 40 a stake or
point On the east side ofCoieze sue-t. two 81
chains SOUTH cftne point Were Walker street
and said street infeuect. IS i-ld down on the
map OF the City or Memphis an. lts envirorg.
by r W fueEer, thence east ard u rzlaI win
Naaker street, along he south llua OF q lot %
one and a haif acre. 20 q BY Al. Moufgumer~
Inks 70 q stake. tie Egufnraef corner of rl5F
DraIeE lur. theme north two eraiwa ri = efar-
I'D me sluin IGe u walker street. thence easG
gln the so4+l-inr % walker -irelt. two
east line aDt nCrtherzt corner of f4a r~.rs-lf
iwelfy acre t.act OF lald -od r1fae SAID Al.
A4AisSinefy ~ -C4emOu R1zau. hv deed o.
Eeur4Ary y ~. corded ia Tie lsrE-ters Of
-1So4 80 eolAt4 az STAT thence south with
We east Ane OF SAID fweuly acre talaf. 13Lr
I cEaiGs and uiEety-ssVen Irta lo 4 5-azr
LaELee west one chain and EaEeufr-UEa links
% a stake Mrs. JHeus' northwest eorler.
@s11-l -lsA- naA % q stake. C. J. g.
LeFAn lQrl1e8i c Fler, thence west with
the north Ene RI sad usvltr. eishf ehsf-.. b IA
STAKE On Lne east line Of Colleae street. rfa1r.
uortn win me east line or sad College street.
Two cnans aad nlne.y-fu- uaks % TIE BEGIN
nlnE c tll 1-lo acre.. IS surveyed #.
cld also one lot Il ground ia the t9urt OF Pom
I t1tCc- county OF FoltCllc. state or gTSgalarL
containing about three lI acres IL rr-ud.
belns All tue real estate Ofsaid Montgomery. in
Sa-Q Town If "a more particular 3 count o.
I WHICH, E-I1J and acre los. r-.ersrra t. r4dt
70 sid deed Dftrust Iirie believed t1 be good.
l Egut or redemption waived. CONVEX 0uIr as
Lruslee. sale a. ~ o'ciock am
LUKE W FINLsT.
MHLU LIa LM-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

THE London Telegraph remarks
Count Bismarck occupies a position in
Prussia not dissimilar, in some respects,
to that which Peel held in England after
the repeal of the corn laws. His old adj
herents accuse him of treachery his
new allies distrust his sincerity"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

STALLS U~aRlyALLzD
-PianO and Furniture Polish.

VTST INTRODUCED, r. being adopted By
- al leading houses ia the LauuIactUEe Of
Pianos, organs. Billiard Ian.es. turlltqre, ETC,
etc Every one who has Piano sluc4d Rave "a
bottle OF this Polish. Send for Circulars and
we VII give fun particulars ana Cirerucus- 10
Is put up in bottles az so Ceuts ans Gcelrs- and
where halt a dozen are ordered at cucc- we VIII
forward, prepaid. by express. Applications FOR
Territory and Agencies received or
BROWN PERKINS.
General Agents s0r The United states,
iauU Im-cnw No. 81 Er1Cme Et-.E. y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

HAS in store and TO arrive
I20 barrels Whisky, various grades;
IS quarter pipes C02na Brandy;
. do DO koshe lie do;
10 puncbeOas Jamaica Run
Is pipes Holland and Scheidam Gin;
lbs casks Ma EZRA, Sherry and Port Wines
ice baskets Piper Hsidsick Champagne;
IS cases Chsrl 8 rarTe;
80 do Green seal and La Perle;
30 do PlantltiGA Filters;
100 do Boxers do
% do Hcstetter's do
London Porter a8d Scotch Ale
so casks Barkly, 2 rIins & Co.'S Porter
pints and Quarl5-very fine;
100 CASKS G~uinnes 3 Soh's Dublin Brown
S~tout-piDts and quarts;
800 casks JsfeTy's Ale-plnts;
go 10 YOunges iii stone jugs:
Together with a full stock Of Draft Ales and
Porter, French COrdials, Do'aeS1e and Havana
SeFars-ail OF which will be FOfd to the trade,
at prices to defy competition.
D. II. EVANS,
febS u II Monroe street.
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BR 0 WR & PERKIAs,
PUBLISHES or
IS H e ct MUSIC
AND HTSTC ROCKS.

WE would respectfully call The attention OF
w choir Leaders and Staging school Ieuch-
eIs 10 our Establishment. HEele All kinds o.
Church Music Giee and Anthem Books can Ee
obtained on the most favorable terms
The long experience OF our M PeIklus IN
Musical Conventions. CAots. the tcucert loom
and Sunday schools, euabicshim lOEive aGFice
and iul0rnat on on sl points Of musical in
tsrest as 10 the selecs1 II o. ploper WORKS uf n
structiOn, formation OF 1uslc4l S-nCo's-rro-
gress in musical studies, and items Of re. eraI
Interest % composers leaders, teachers and
students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual terms,
with promptusss and dispatch Country oid4rs
solicited, and selections made for puPLs, teach
ers. concerts, etc, etc, etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

FHE BALTIRORG ANB HAVANA STELz-
SHIP COAPANY.

TOR BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA KEY
II WEST, carrying the United States mails
Through Tickets go New York. $50
The list comprises The following hrst-class
stcamshius:
LIBERTY, 1900 tons, VIM Rollins, Commander
CUBA. ll0g tons, Tbos. A. Balm, Commander
enc OF the above hne steamers viii be dis
patched from New Orleans Tor Baltimore VIA
Havana and Key West, On the 5th and &th OF
each month.
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed
accommodation. apply to
WITHEf6SPlON ACTS.
20 C~aroudelet street, New Orleans.
n R-EO bills OF ladt N but those 0fthe COM
many viii be signed. Permits fer freight must
be pubsured from this Once. No freight re-
ceived. or bills Of lsding signed, ater izO'clolk
on daT o. sailing sell
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

TRAINS leave Memphis Daily as follows. city
4 time:
Through E1press Sundays ezceptedl-T am.
Through .--------6: pm.
Somervtle AcconcdaffOu-----.---1sJp -In-
EXPEEss connect al Grand Junstioa with az
teruo0n train s1utu ON Mississippi Central Kali
read Tor holy SPRING. Water Valley, Grenada
Jackson, FleEsburg New Orleans, etc.
Mobile. Ala etc.
AT DECATUR for Nashville, Louisville, Cn-
cinuati, elc.
AT CHATTANOOGA for al points in Eastern
Alabamat Georgia, North and 5 nth Carolina,
Washington Baltimore, New York, etc
MAIL connects at Decatur fer Nashville.
Chattanooga connections same as above.
baggage checked n rough.
| Ticket Once NC. Is Court street.
W.. ROSS. Genu supf.
". L. DASLzT, General Ticket Agent
< o. NORTON, Passenger Agent. faE q
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trustees Sale


IN pursuance OF a certain deed Of trus- mod,
i ana entered into by and between ne I---
pms Building and Loan association. ArI-ew Il
Non gOntery, a. Wright, Hczeklah C0bs Cois-
men BOYD, Jan4y u Iree. and Luke W pm
lay, trustee, duly recorded IL ne Rs5fe-e-is
Office OF shelby cIunty. Teunessss. in b.GE -
81. part 2, pages y. Id H. Is, ls, H.. u and %. ~
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON


T11IE above Companies havs this day ap-
I pointed Col JOHN MeGUIRK the joint
Agent or their Companies. 10 EojEst all losses
and damsges, or Over-chaEges arising on 81
over The NO roads. and 70 stteud
generally to The BURNERS OF the roads In
Memphis.
Fafues having business relations connected
with Shipment over their road, VII call on col.
MeSuirk, at Memphis and Charleston railroad
ONCE. Memphis. and their bukiness VIII have
prompt Attentions.
SAN. TATE, President II. &C. Il =.
A NJ WFSI, President 81 q. KH-
MEHFaIq, Feb uary s. pt7. Hb6 I'm
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STARCR GLOSS.

THE most economical aricI RIA. ear leU-ed,
4 costing only aboutoSE CEST 10 Go ewazh-
ing Of an ordinary sIxrd family
Gives a me, iyoEZ like poll IA TO linen or
mus n.
El-cLunly prevents the iron and dust from
adhereilE 10 The ClIth.
Aakss FiG linen lcoE Ike nc-.
Goods CDLe up wish Do Keep clean much
longer. thereby saving time and lab 3 Ia
Weshin-.
warranted not TO injure the ciotEc=
TWenG five cents per cake. LIBERAL discount
tothe trace.
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NOW READY.
The Now Sabbath School Singing
Book,
THE GOLDEN PROEalsE"
By T. E. PEEKN,

Author Of The Sunday ch0oi Bznuei, The
New Shining star, "IHs PsI1 Eirg,'
~Tue Sacej Lutte etc.
WE Will send a specimen copy, Tos-plii. 10
W snv address. IN receipts of tUcIy cents.
"The Golden Prum-sc" Is as LcEs-
Single copies in rare- 1v.u--s so
By the 20. --.--.-- I %
Single copies in board coveEs.- p
By the l0I ------ 81 %
Sab6ssh School sHslc Tree Every AoEth.
We publ b a New song every mouth. and
give II away. send FOR q Circu az o.
BROWN & Pc ms
fquTf Tw-7aU Hrf n-rrr-a street n Y
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ira RIAL . e,
nrlran ~ mo rr-aErL

Soluble iu hard as vel rs 7of water.
Warranted not TO streak the clcthls
Ten cents per box. Lir-rai discount to The
trade.
agents wanted everywhere 10 sen the above
article % whom re OGer extraordinary IN
ducsn- entS.
sample sent, postpaid, on receipt Of shove
prices. Aduress-
NEW YORK Starch GLOSS CO..
1anN lmcaw No 2s sll-rn 50 New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

ENER1 article uscslly kept by Druggists can
II be found here. Ny stock IS all rev and
Aesh, and such As can guarantee. To tia eiri-
zens Of Memphis. Planters. Ply
siei&ns, and all wh0 are in need OF anythinQ
~ my line, 1 would take this method OF aSsur-
ing them that their orders will be niled upan
short notice ana with such articles a. can be
relied upon To those IF my former pcEans.
who have dealt with me up 10 the time was
OF necessity compelled to sell out, i would
cordially ask a renewal OF their acquaintanee-
assurnE them that our past and former deal
ingS IS only a guarantee OF what the mture will
De. promising always 70 DO the best j can
The fRtS( DEP zHrMENT being
one OF me moss important branches u the
Ap0thecary business, and one that requires
skill and experiences. win receive my per@onal
attention, aud curing my absence VIII be under
LAe controA o. cOnnIetent and careful ApOthe-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night
SOhcIting an examination o stock aud prices.
1 am, Fery respectfully ~yOurhumele servant.
D. T. GOODYEAR
Druggist and Apothecary, $40 Second St,
deoa am Near Acnvls Memphis Tenn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

CHICAGO. March 7.-Yesterday, for the
fisst time this year, the river bridges were
opened e. allow the passage Of few YES.
sess, which changed their mocriugs IN order
70 load in rcadiness for an outward voyage.
The white sails Of venturesome craft we're
seen far out on the lake. giving token that
the bands Of winter are removed from the
path Ct these messengers Of commerce. The
sight Of On unfettered cxpanse Of water.
covered With Thee, on hufryine wings, viii
b indeed cheering.
A Louisvills special Of Tie Oh. says that
horse stealing b now peculiar institutien
IN kenMcky. An organized band Of hesss
thieves, last Friday, made rid in Lincoln
coanty. .eatAesed : dreys ~ hcssoo eni
0ads o.. Ihe ehssi4 NOD 1Aooa -
and psrsssd ths thieves, aud csuloe upoo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

Total. e600, COX, 600
Thus We send out Of tho country e16.
600, 900 every six months in specie to pay
for interest alone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
THE NEWS.

Cedar Rapids gave Democratic msierity
At its recent char er election. Good change.
The Democracy Of Iowa City made 4
clean sweep At their election on Monday
elec,ing every candidate.
The Governor Of Illinois hes signed the
eight hour law bill.
IT'S thought that - ye. the peach crop
OF Illinois 10 uninjured.
Senator Eastman Of Chicago assumss the
editorial control Of the Illinois State Journal
at Springfield.
II 10 said that the bankrupt bill Gill cost A.
T. Stewart over 81 900 900, chiefly in bad
Southern debts.
The Legislature Of Minnesota has passed
q bill providing sinking fund for tho pay
ment Of the State railroad bonds.
It isannouneed that the President intends
to take into his own hands the appointment
Of the military commanders in The South,
provided for under the new Rsconstruc(ion
Law, and to consult the Southern States in
the matter.
The amount ito raised in Boston BY
taxation next year Is estimated At $685.
75O, or over million and half more than
last year. The principal items in the in
crease 10 5000, 900 in the State tax.
Observation-Disclosures. .a.u 49,. a
not less than two millions Of dollars ere now
in the hands Of clerks Of post>offioes. des.
titutc Of postmasters.
The public debt statement shows tho To-
tai debt to be $1,000. 5s7, 2s9.1s. Tho
amount in the treasury in coin 10 t1O7, 27l,-
03l.l2; tho amount in currency is $50, 255,-
| 36S.l7.
A savings bank has been organized in
Springfield, Illinois, with capital not less
than 81 1000 nor to exceed e5OO, 900; and
$50, 000 Of the stock was taken in one day.
Each stockholder 10 made liable 10 double
the amount Of his stock.
The Secretary Of the Treasury estimates
our Indebtedness to England - follows:
United States bonds 5000. $3.50. OOO. 900
State and municipal bends. 150, 1000, 900
Railroad and other bonds go. OO.OOO. 900
Total. 1900. ooO, 600
Thus We send out Of tho country 1lS.
600. 900 every six months in specie to pay
for interest alone
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

.. O. unOwn ALvaaD suLly.
BROWN 4 2QIu.LI,
A rTORNEYsANDC ouNsElORSArLAw.
"a Office corner I'd and Brady Sts. Davenport.
Iowa. mcht5
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k0neERHDQE,S
vR0RTADLE
BLOOD PURIFIER

THIS MEDlClNE HAS BEEN PREPARED WITH
great care and ektl knowing Il " be ths beet ard
ONLY REAL BLOOD PURIFIER eves offered t. -
Il = manufactured mot mon "singie pasture weed
discovered BY Nero chance" but y he fesult Of
osa psosssssoas. essefuiiy cemoooSdsd. ssd j.
PURELY VEGETABLE. I give yoa The i.edlcinai
No. 1.-The root Of this plant 10 the medicinal pan,
being Alterat We, Diuretic and Demucent used IN
Dcrofula, Chronic Rheumstiam. Secondary and Ter
eaon ss which
N No. o.s s . root 81 this perennial pant . Aers
lie treatment d scrofuis Lcprosy syphiis Scurvy,
NJ: s-Tsi. $3.50 herb !. Tonic, Apes,en. .aa
d Dyspspsi., diseases q The Liver and spisen. and
No. ETii. paa.t grow. /. an parts Of The rl.l.sd
cotic. Il eites the whole 0landulaf eysten and h
20 e sZpal ssssasla RAssna'i'n dasses'oss
10. -. s.elssivs.y IN Anssisan pssst. The rot
= TIE nediea pert. 4 y CeiAaRtc, Alternative, An
q Is - !. X 4! Hsss "a
111eys, - lsSs1nlnss - nd 10 ~ s1sllce.
s ~ I s, ~: z cs.s. si E, !; - =:
Sc a; - -. :', |, = :. $500 s::.' !:
"a . esss 9 sssss. "a s. Is S:ssss. n
siess. snl ssnsskas iscsss 1s1ssiHss. = : :
10. GfSS p,ans = eenne. y ~ usi,sd sesss,.
e n Altsative, Diefetic, DlapA0sUte 90 Arussic
Il uoed q Chrsaie Rhsumaels Oypaiioid AGsctjoos
Hep1ione d ~ skin and ecarvy.
No. S-Inis y he stsEEef Weed. II grows d the
eo:sassa STATE The Iebef y n nsdici.sl pes:
valued = sypAiis ara scroials
You Win sce. ~ observing the medicina1 propeftee
q u articles given above. that TIE BLOOD PURI-
lIER will cnrc III 0locasee OF the BhDOd and SKIM
however I'D o. long Standing e0mc requiring moro
time than 0ehess owing 70 the condition. Of IL sys.
tn.
hevs nunbefless te.einonise Of ~ wuadssfhl u.
6ecte 10 puFiyng the blood and cleanin he eynee
bat Olhis giving then tOsthe reason that there ne
omany wofthles co0poands geersd ~ ~ pubnc
accompenled vttA nsnsrous eeft6cates lrasdnlenlly
obtained. give Jon ny Blood PusAes, leavins \ 10
OaDt3n ttDoof upoG II oWn merits.
II ~ patie16, n using ~ 11ood fnf11ef, ~
MT he qaastity gtyen . ~ diEscttone nce oai
esnf % n0ve ~ bowels oace aay, hneaes -
lcee - - Bowels nogt - kepe CDsG 1 \ aAvio-
lee Y Bethe f!saasauz q var w.ta. hseDaag 80
~, Z pSSs. ~ III ~ fs;a
1Ra11s - DgGTG6. - M
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i..ssss news = - Asa..sa~ Tel
Lospss, March e:-The Dsks Of Rieh
mond has declined the Coloa;ai ass.s1.,-.
ship. and the Duke Of Buck,nshsm he 20
cepted the position.
The government promises that the pro.
visions Of the reform bill, which il prenar-
ing for submission to Parliament. viii b.
liberal.
A dispatch from Dublin says Tho RI /.
mored capture Of the Fenian, col. O'Coonor.
10 untrue, that the arrested man proves q.
other party.
vienna, March 6.-The eastern question
is becoming more complicated.
Dispatches have been received from the
South which indicate that q rising OF
the Christians throughout Turkey is fsar.
ed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

y snessesd' q asssd msa, The pssss ~
y retreat.
A Toronto. G. w.. special Or n. a.. e,va
Il 10 aid that sne eevssnosat hes sscslved
Information iron detective ID ~ So>Se.
that the Fenians intend making : raid sAert.
y. and are making extensive prepasasioss
quietly.
A letter to Fenian in this city was r.
cenilr intercepted and positive information
Of an intended raid found thersin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

WAsa'HGfou. March e.-The Republicans
Of tho House held . caucus this evenine :,
he Capitol. There were about one HUNDRED
I'D twenty members present. Gen. Bank,
pssoidsd. end Mr.. Ferry, Of Michigan. acted
q secretary.
NJ. Ashley offered resolution directing
he Judiciary Committee, when appointed
% continue their investigation into the
charges preferred against the President
The Republican caucus vas organised on
the Ssh Of January last, TO sit during the
session Of the House, CT any recess which
may be taken.
a Representative moved TO amend By
ss6stitutsng sslsct committee Of thirteen.
the seven 0smbess sfthe Judieiay Com
osoees y y Il ~ oaae. III soooiutjeo 4
enesseeeod 70 have kseN rrepssed By Gen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

TORONTO. March lit is understood
that orders have been issued TO nut tvo
thousand volunteers in readiness for imm.>
date service on the frontier. II il sun.
posed that the authorities are apprehensiye
Of an immediate Feeian msvewent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

Nev Ysue. 6oech Z.
., .our-s@los lower, = q. so01Aoe - sxsse
S'sse. and 9lo; 5OQsll. 80 Ser nesp O.
neas-Dnll. at o. Os ~ Ne Ia
Barley : More active. s.
Corn-l.01 IN store and 1.1o o0ooe.
Oats 6s0sec.
- ro. ?. =. s.a sssaaY = eslss SO -
Beef 0ssa6y. 4.
II: :::::s 8: -: :;:;s;' :!a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

Chicago Market.
CurcAoo. March Z.
Flour-Market dull and common and medium
grades are difficult to realize on at anything near
holder's ideas.
Wh.st-Msrket quiet aad lower; No 3 spring
sslld,. sss4 for winter accepts. end closed
At SSs oGtl so,a; MOL scarce.
Corn--Ns dull, and opening at 7s1l@7sKc,
snd closing dull at 771<Q77s.; rejected dull aad
cic,ed lower. at 5siS @S01<.
Gats,Dull and closing q 4lis for No sega-
lar, and 43 for car lots, fresh.
kye-Dull; No ate6k@e..
ing, ct 7I@72.
in demand
PrOvisions-
Mess psrk-Nery activs and opening st $3.50.
and closing drm At t20. cog $50 offered 81 buy
era for choice brands.
Cut Nsass-Firm q 7XGsc foe shoulders
ss4c Tor rough; lie for clear sides, and l2@l2H
for sweet pickl> hams.
Market arm and il good demand sod
prices ranged st ts.e5@s76 for inferior TO con-
mon, and 97.oo@7.2s Ter good to choice lots.
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WINES. LIQUORs. &C.
4. ff .s:. D.,sarors. =. lAi s:as.:s.
lAnefElOT, Tn0OE { CO.,
lnroassne An DsAlsne NJ
WINES AND LIQUORS,
~u0s voArr Avn RETAIL.

Ne. . West 0ocon1 0oroets
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OHsrise the Largest Assestnsst Of Cham-
paenss. Port, MsdeirA Sherry. Auscat, 1alaga,
REins, Mossfle, Claset wines. b. Also fssssk
Drsndiss, Jsmaieo Rum, Affas, BE-, 6 Ne
lowest price. aag9-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

JOHN OCHS A. SON,
AGENTS. ron
The Sale Of Reel Estate,
and Collection or debts.
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY
81 snA ACRES OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
AeOVV Land in Scott, Cedar. Bcnton, Pow
eshiek, Tsma and Iowa Counties.
IL lnpaoyED FARxs. Of lS0 acres each, from
70 Is miles from Davenport.
10 IMPROVED FANS Of 20 scres each, from .
10 Is miles Of Davenport.
Coon vnraovsD fAnn Of $40 acres. within
Is miles Of Davenport.
A COOP 1uPRovkD fARM OF 100 acres. within
10 miles Of Davenport.
A Coon lxPnovnD fAnn Of 90l aores, 30 sesss
Of tiDbs-. within II miles Of Davenport.
A Coon InpaovED fAsM Of $40 acres. within
10 miles Of Davenport.
Once No. - Isrady Street, over wilsoe's
Jewelry Store. janaG-dH
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COMMERCIAL.
Davenport M arkct Report.
Ossscs OF rHR DAvsSross DsuocaAs,

Retail bulk t1l.40.
% Sacks. paper, ell.eo
e. Dbl. &l2l5.
Wholesale 4Octs per Dbl less.
Conn MnAL.-No. l. per bushel. s71fcts:
WHsAr-Nc. J. s2.oo@t2.o5. No. y, 0l.s0
@e20o
CoRS. -35c.
Oars. Acc.
BARLEy.-30@ 500.
P0SAsoss-t0G75c
TunSlPs. lie per 80 lbs.
AsPLxs.-t4. 80 per Dbl
BUsvsR -x6@2sc
Eoos.-25@2sc
HAY.-tl2,oc.
CoAL-By the load. 2lCs ace, at yard. lsc, de-
livcred, 2oc.
WOoD.-tSM75
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CITY PROPERTY!
FOk 0sALE.
Lot corner Brady aad Ktflh strsst. elx1se.
Lot corner Perry ~ rilth strese. elxlO0.
COW oesapie1 - 6oal yard, hes good railrooi
ssiltsies, andis suitable for stores,
q mile,
! La eefner Of Perry ead Fislh slseeoo. g fesS
(font % Railroad, md 10e feet lfoot % Possy
0feet, ed 10 the hsot position u The city for =
olevatof.
lolG with frost - the y. D n. i. \. "a
- fest O Westssn Avenue and 0einee sAree1s.
With frame once nd stable 6rsS rae loeoetoo
Tor lumber yard.
. Good saildiae lots 10 Nss. psv.s,ers, As,.
1ne view Of the river, Rock Island, andtke eitiso
otDavsnpcrt aud Rock Island. Prise ooooooeh,
IL Coed building lots ID che city Of noeA
sland. within ave minutes walk Of The q. 8,
Arsenal. Price from e900 TO $50.
Outlets Of ten acres eech, hslfmile from city
Rock Island, On the Camden and Roek Island
road. Suitable for gerdsning o. fsult raisine.
mails Apply ~ GEO. u. DAv8NPORE.
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JAA. A. HIGH.

PROPRIETOR OF rms
Harrison street Livery stable.
ek.ossssss,,, HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
<sESs--tt. Front and Second. Horses 4
CRrrsps-es. of the best quality, TO let at all
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
and boarded at reasonable charges. [myle-ily
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Sterlisg. 90 days. e,<.
Cod 81 s3si.
Money per cent.