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New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

III AID IMPROVEMENT COMPANY BONDS guaranteed BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or EBW-JERSEY
sBALBD PROPOSALS viii be received At The Once the Central
Railroad until FRIDAY April % at for
whole eight bunTed and eight thousand dollars Of
So Of the American DOck and improvement Company making the
whole issue two Millions
The Bonds for 900 each due Jnly 1865 interest per cent
payable January and July in The City OF They have bOu
attached and be bed either Bonds OF bearer Bonds
- The holder from time 70 zoe. elect
Those Bonds issued M land purchases and improvements In Com
utpsS Bay under he authority HeWJersey the
sI<nGre water front Of connection with the
1FeyeUens Of hs Central Railroad Company Of fEeSJertey
The puncut Of the principal and interest Of the Bonds
guaranteed By TIE Central Railroad Company ofEewJerey.
Proposals should be sealed and indOd Proposals for Bonds and
directed 10 SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer No l03 tey New YORK
Any farther information desired be obtained application al the
sAns place, whore copy Of the Bonds can be
Payments be Ade per the allotment Of the Bopd 2J per
the 18th Of May and 2 per 18th
ybos can b pad at The Interest win be tbe
CooD0n-
The Committee the night TO reject any the bids
tey u The Company.
JOHN TAYLOR JoHSsTOSl
JOHN G. GREEN, Finance.
MOSES TAYLOR
ADAM EORRlE,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises ........5.07 Ses...6:49 Moon Sets l2eo
SANDY Hook Cows IslAnl Hell Gate ...s,.s7A
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
Bort Waroen's Noiire.

Nsw-Yosx
Poar-wsApESs 0FFIcH 80 % VILLAS st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled A Ae, "a
the Waens 0ce Of the Port of lOrk" al persons
interested n having charge Of tho subject matter Of eA q
survey that the following nnaer eIAnps
completed within tea das succeeding tbs hs board ~s
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
MoRRs WILEISs Aucti6neer. -
DEREMPTORY SALE of desirable BUILD

i ING SITES at Tarri0wn. on the Hudson ., -,
e. II. LUDLOW & Go. will SELL AT AUCTION on THURSDAY,
April 25tb. 1857. ~ . ocl0ck the premises.
TARRYTOWN-LaTge STONE MANSION, fIB r., Jstofes hgh,
grounds l00I0 n With barns carriage hcuse ke H OF ths
Broadway half mile from depot Also 20
Building Boadssy Prospect Mcclellan and sheranavs the
m.t OF the elegant country Hoe LycTmO Banker
Child Neweombe Cleveland Merritt Dodge Dean Dow Roberts sud
The above very desirable for clerks and business shns
a small country ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
Tlranrt1l.


OYyics OF THE GLOBE FIRE Insurance. CoSPANr,(
Cor Greenwich and FultoB-stS, NeWIOrk,
April 9. 1897. ).
AT AN ELECTION held this day at TINS
~ Ofe the following named gentlemen elected DIRECTORS
- an. 0RR FRR INSURANCE COMPANY for the ensuing
LEONARD KIRBY, R. THR0CKMoRToN
ID RANDOLPH MARTIN EDWIN X. LIYERMORB
wa. B.. SKIDMORE, ROBERT MCLAUGHLlN,,
IoJJE CSSTRRR THOMAS O. GORTCHIUS,
ERINClS A NJ. b CARPENTER,
uRNRY RISWORIU AARON RUTHERFORD,
rHOS PATTON SAMUEL HANNA
CYRUS II. LOUTREL, JOHN kklSbk;,
RUTSEN SUCKLBY MOSES w. flSM,
WILSON g. HUNT, JOSEPH COLMbLb,
DANIKL a. DRKW JOHN EUSTACB
DAVID WAGSTAPP JOEL d. HUNTER,
JAMES NJ BENEDICT, AAkON ClAFLIN.
JOHN J. NORRIS bFFINGHAM tOSh,,.
GRORGE OPDYKR CHAS. II. LUDINGION,
GEORGE W. BLDER. HARVEY WEED;
JAMES C. GULCK, EZRA WHEbLhh'
THOS. REID, FRED LACbl,o,re
A " RIRD LYMAN q. JACOBUS,
DANIEL L. ROSS. TTOS J. BUS orrr
GARDNER g. NVELIN, NAShlNGlON, l. AOOIhiA'
WALTER w. PRICE, J. W. o tLbAiI,N tS;
SAMUEL T. KNAPP MAkShALL y. hVphhA'i
NATHANIEL SMITH, kDGAh ~ = i..,,,,r
JOHN ROMER, EAbENI I!N, IN h5hD Mn ipu,, 49,.
reslee.d President Of said Company
-" ALFRED 4. REEVES, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
DFIIFF0NTAINE LINE
OYFICE OY THE CHICAGO AND ALros r. X. Co, /
No "a RtnadmaH NER.Y YORK Eeh. 4. 1867.
U0NS0LTDATFD PETROLEUM OIL COM

~ PANY-Tbe regular Annual Meeting Ofhe Stockholders OF
t Company for Of Ohcers aud for the transaction of
business will be held their oce No Al Bro2dt, on TUES
Ami 2s 1851 ' G. w. WHITE, Acting Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
DEFEREEs SALE in PARTITI0N.-Per

REFEREE's SALE in PARIITIQN;mPer
IL Auction the ESTATE u MOSES WhNIR de-
ceased situated Bath Long Island SATURDAY May H. J
JAMES COLES SON Auctone Commercial Exchange No Josfa
Brookyn u O'Clock consisting o are fine and shsian
italy built RESIDENCES With Barns Bathing Houses and Gardens at
Aced abundance of Shade Trees together With exclusive water
Privileges otSo hundred and sixty feet Also several hne BUlLDG
SITES property situated directly the Lower Bay high
ground the bah teraed and protected b ans baEead Locality
Boollyn Ferry will operation by lst Of jane, which
will briug property within thirty minutes OF Nsfst 10
sold 10 perrss 10 purchaser Frame Houses bed
brick 5OIO feet stories basement and attic bgb cell
ngs cnpos and vide ps built the best and IN m
order suitable for bath Summer and winter residence or h snail
OUTLAY Hotels which greatly neeled The
imaginable aud aeihe this constitutes the
beautiful and convenient place q residence Ia the vicinity o. tne
dy be sod without Fo particulars apply 10 ARCHl
BALD YOUNG Cbnrch and WarIens, NeEloki o.
WHTTEMORR No. ia Nassanst NewiOk; of GkRARD NJ SI
yENS Referee Court House Booky Of MANLk on TIE
premises GERARD NJ STBNbSS, Referee
ID +. BRUNDAGE, AuctOneer--Under the
III. direction John p jenkins Referee IN Partition will SELL on
SATURDAY April b. 1867 At 10 O'Clock the premises a MI
Rye Wesicbeer County the REAL ESTATE ~ John
Covert deceased containing about acres An fronting on Milton
ao privileges and within miles Of Rye Depot " l.
IT, r. aud hafA mile from the steamboat landing On the premises
dwellings harm aud several nue bnrg sites Commanding
spl~u views Of ougI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
E0R SALE-A pretty little PLACE, of about

i two acres In the village Sden Long Island eoa
eommOdious large and Vins o
100 grape vines n bearing Nth enough for @ good aud
With all nedn hand
3 Inquire Of Mr. JAMES sTBAvESs. No. 119 Booms
York Mr. KfFOkDs, the place Take morning train to Wveey
ards star 10
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

NOTICE.-An Election for seven (O Direc-
The Zodiac Steamship Company and for three ~ Inspectors
e the succeeding election will be held at tbe once No n SOuh On
houb Of 10 and
l.. MURRAY FERRIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
NOR SALE. owner going to Enrope-A
EoR SALE-My placcee, lace, on nG the OLD RALEIGH

ROAD tno~u as The CATHOLIC FARM four mule, from asmph
falling springs through H. On the eastern line ridge
covered large and dorg splendid lava Id view o The
which comfortable cottages well of srcrt water
and estern Here beautiful dte for college academy
iEhborood and shall be divided
qud Here's chance for safe and profitable Investment and for tne
gardens and dAes and Memphis will he knocking
door" Price 5000 cash In hsnd 800 time Building
within mile have been sold for to +6O per II sold
NAV will then be offered In lots the highest biea
disputabl. Address DR. T. G. SNYDER Memphis Tenn
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Ciiy Propcriy

eegsu MANSION and eight o choice LAND locad ~
the bean Village Of Fats Conn. Quas o mile from tne bath
ug bach Long Sound House large and oomm0ous hs, all
city mproemeni and beautifully shaded by hea growth s ever
green. shrbbsry SA, cohoue Gas House and other
outbudng perfect order Location unsurpassed Would cost TO dn
pes this property Al present pee ,-si 80 Per nt ort 'han
possession For f particulars SAD
10 examine the premises apply 10 G. H. BlNbN No 70 in' -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

Agents, Parton Ford County H. Persons desous TO loan
with ample rial estate security
mostly improved lands and desiring nve., 70 wesern lands
addressing obtain valuable nnaon
Satisfactory references to aee integrity kc will he furnished
oil applicants -... ,,a.,
Il 4 MURDOCH MIISON IIOAG.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

nor SALE--About 2i miles from Freehold,
Il the PArmngdale Road RESIDENCE late Pbysi
House containing 10 ground well
stocked with fruit trees stable good water ke sns situation and
healthy neigbborhoOd Price $1,000 Address ALEXANDER
BARCLAY Newark, " j. or A. THROCKMORTON Freehold n. J.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
EOR SALE-A new. neat. 2l-story HOUSE

On tt o, ,, hs ,sS I., t .,
nAne and fixtures completes water n hehen lot 80 feet 'front.'
situated No 81 East Broldst kewAt sr minutes walk from
the NJ H. depot Price t6O8O Inquire the premises,
No pol Washington this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

COTTAGE of 10 Rooms and six Acres, for
~ SALE orchard kc minutes walk from the depot
Northern n J. Railroad Po. sion immediate -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
JACKSON. LANSING, AND SAGINAN
GEORGE C. DUNBAR, No. 4s Piu.-,t

ERw-YoRK HEWFoUNDLAND AND LONDON TELEGRAPH
CONPANYS STOCK.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

~ Tsrrtowb double HOUSE pleasantly located su minutes sai
from Depo, shade and fruit house contains IL roou' vel
mcdern vatsr stationary uAsh tahkc
Apply 10 WM A. CKo, MN, 70 90 BroSassy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

EOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT and
FARM Of John u Cough Hillside Ave miles from Worcester
consisting o2o Of land towg pasture usge and zoo
.er, wood well sat.rd The and all
Of city house eIcsp s hot ard cold water se
T.r. cottage with eight and teuanthous- beside ali
Necessary buildings The location delightful aud the drives IN
a, directions uboowmoby pleasant il In the vicinity Of QuR'ga
mOud and lakes PoI further pareaArs sPPly TO
(gsn HOMER MORGAN, 10 Pinest
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NOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST desirnbIe

RESIDENCES uoa River the upper part Of Dntehess
County comprising 10 Of excellent nd trt elias. stone MANSION
u Al n.dl outbuugs the whole capital order The views
unsurpassed commanding e hef ir stretch Of u miles aud e
Catski Mountains Ao adjoining the above 10
snd uith farm buildings and superb building
tie vs The ,so plots will BE- so together Desired orng
by FoT particulars apply 10
fs5sl HOMER MORGAN No. Pine -.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
NJ COUNTRY RESIDENCE and Q
valuable property in

Ousno County; snhutA Brck MANSION Delightfully."- locsisd
superior OubuFsi les Of sIoseni IArd Nth hand
Of choice fruit beautiful heg's and fansh
magnificent v and al of Access Mr., hAhklSk CanshdAgA
h.. l. No.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
DOR SALE-A very commOdOus and finely

situated u miles south Of Brandon Village and within 80
Ruand and Burlington Railroad
s. b. JUNE. BrnnAon VI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
EOR SALE OF Observation-Disclosures

SEAT Of land well laid a fruit Buildings
rooms and woohouse barn depot
Jersey Central Railroad 10 miles of city, healthy and dry
about his fara Price 5000;
Inquire Of J. NJ. G. MARSH No q Pine st. Room No. H.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

FVNO BE SOLD or LEI FURNISHED, 10 q
Priv Fmy-on Cs,tleton Heights Staten Island elegant
furnished RESIDENCE consisting Of three story and basement brick
villa with house Ie stable eoachmAns house kc, together
With three land well supplied with carefully selected
fruit tree, Of all Kind. The built by DAY labor and contains
"a rooms table and all the modern eonsnienecs The oa
tion and scenery combine make this most desirable property
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

" s basement M FRAME & or sale on 90 sSs s
depot House perfect order; throughout furnace AID dam
waiter throughout Streets lghte aud severed Lot OI2O Zee
Immediate possession. Appyto - . -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

NOR SALE at IRVINGT0N, on the Hudson
The RESIDENCE Of H. y PhHHey esq the family going abroad
for several years)
The 6beh 70 feet square With large piara on al sides
water and throughout complete summer and Winter bone IN per
feet house planted obouse hed 30 ans
fruits, and an Abundance IL shade trees
SuInysde and the
Mcykar NJ H. Gune and yssrsy e-qs, and SEPARATED
beautiful grounds Of Mr. Jf by The Sunnyde
Road Front go the road VeT view ne and extensive
The carpets. furniture aud carriages vii be sold desired
b NAV The place Win be RENTED yers lease preferred
sketch and plan 81 the house be and further particulars oe
tanned Of EDMUND COFFIN No JCdAFst, under Bank Of CON
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

o. FOWLER, Westchester County Land
sI Agent Twentythst FiAh Hotel
Cnnnt o SALE and RENT n al Iss of Ae Cunir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
WASHINGTON.

WAsnrxsrsS, Feb. 6.-The total amount
Of the public debt, on the lst inst, Wa
-. 43.549, 74S sc: Of this 81. 42O.145, 54l. sc
bears coin interest, and $S19,672,740 bears
currency interest.
The Ways and Means Committee have
voted almost unanimously against any re-
duction Of tax on whisky.
The President and his friends have SO
changed the first section Of the rcconstrue.
ton plan agreed upon few DAYS ago that
session In the Southern States null and
void.
The news is hourly expected Of the adop.
ton of the plan by the Legislature Of North
Carolina.
The friends Of the bankrupt bill vii, no,
probably have IL called up until Senator
Nye returns.
Ths new fertilization appropriate n bill
will be reported. but any action on i. this
session is doubtful.
Gov. Aiken, Of South Carolina. arrived to
day. HE mission is sid to relate to The
new reconstruction plan.
la Press Of January 18th, announced that
on the 18th Of that mouth, an insurance o.
100000 francs Was effected ut the Hamburg
Exchange. on the personal property Of Max
imilian. shipped BY the Maria to Raguss.
WASHINGTON, Feb. - The Prssiden,
signed bill to punish I'll psrsoos dealing
in oil counterfeit public securities and cur
rency. The bill prohibits all printing o.
professional cards on notes or currency.
Also bill giving power to the Uaitet
States to grant writ habsds corpus in cas-,
Of imprisonment in violation to the Ccnsti
tuition or treatise law is not to apply I,
persons held in custody Of military authori
ties, charged with military ofFenses, or viii
having aided or sbctted rebellion, prior L
the Passage Of this act.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

CnlcAGo, Feb. IA Chicago rribunes
SPECIAL from Nashville, says that yesterday
the friends of Equal Rights obtained Clio.
rions victory in the Tennessee House Of
Representatives
The suffrage bill came up on the third
aud last reading, end the amendment to re
store all persons 10 the ballot box imOed:>
a,ciy, who voted against secession in feb>
ruary 1861, aud to restore ali others except
such as are excluded from holding office un-
del the constitutional amendment, passed
by Congress, after 1850, were successfully
voted down, and then tho bill passed by
IS TO -.
An amendment that it shall not be so
construed as to perni, negroes 10 sit ON
luiics or held Office. was tackled on this bill,
will probably be stricken out in the Senate,
aud it is hoped that there are enough good
men IN the House who will concur, and
then have this great measure stand unin-
numbered by extraneous matter as 1t
should. There was immense applause in
the House when the vote was announced.
The argument of the motion for a new
trial in the case of Stewart against Stewart,
is set for this day. 1t is understood tina,
the defendant, Hart l.. Stewart, has, by his
counsel notified the complaining wife that
he will apply for a rule on her to answer
his cross>b:ll, asking divorce on the ground
Of disertion.
A St. Louis special says that Kansas City
parties represented that although they were
unsuccessful in selling bonds in Chicago,
they have negotiated the same in the East,
and the railroad to Cameron will, therefore,
be built
The local Insurance companies decline
publishing their annual statement, though
required by law to do 80. A failure to en-
act penalty for refusal, prevents thei!
punishment.
The Journals Washington special says
The Senate Post Office Committee have
decided 70 report favorably upon the House
Bill iegalizing the Clinton bridge.
Mr.. Ashley denies having any referenc,
in bis impeachment resolution to Genera
Grant
The President is already filling the place.
Of those appointees whom the Senate ha
r>fascd to confirm, With persons Of Rad,ca
proclivities.
| Yesterday, Ms. Minnie Schultz filed
petition for divorce from her brutal hos
band, Karl Schultz on the ground Of adul
terry, and to-day the decree was granted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
CONNECTICUT.

HAHfF, RID, Feb. 6.-The Democrats State
Convention assembled to>day. Hon. l.. p.
Waldo, presided. Hon. j. English was
nominated for Governor By reclamation, -
Tho other nominees are Lieut. Governor,
Ephraim II. Hyde; Secretary Of state. Les
vesstts Z. peasc Treasurer, Edward L.
Mosely Comptroller, Jesse Oney. Rsso,
lutions were adopted. They state that
peace aud concord can cnly be established
BY the defeat Of the radicals. by union Of
oil conservatives; they rejoice in the recent
decisions Of the Supreme Court, and tender
thauks to President johnson fer his manly
course in resisting unauthorized legislation
aud restoring the rights 10 States; also in
favor Of the eight hour system, and ab /
ishing the pol tax. The convention adj
iourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
LOVsERlDGE'E
VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER

THIS MEDICINE HAS BEEN PREPARED WITH
great and skill knowing II TO he the best and
ONLY REAL BLOOD PuRlFIhReser offered to the
public. ,
discovered by mere chance but Is the result OF
scientific experiments aud long study OF Natures
own productions, carefully COMPOUNDED, and is
PURELY VEGETABLE. give YOU the medicinal
properties Of the articles used numbered ne follows
No. The root OF this plant 10 the medicinal part,
being an Alterat We, Duretc and Demucent. used III
scrofuls. Chronic Rheumatism, Secondary and Ter
tally broken condition Of the system which follows
the use Of mercury.
tive Diuretic and Detergent, and is very valuable in
the treatment Of crofus, Leprosy, Syphilis Scurvy.
IN snThis perennial herb ia Tonic, Aperient and
Diuretic l. acts especially upon the Liver is used
in Dyspepsia. diseases Of the Liver and Spleen. md
in debtstcd and irritable conditions Of the stomach
AN 10. %Thi. plant grows in all parts Of tho United
States II IL Emetic Cathartic, Alternative and Mar
used in syphilis. Scrofnla, Rheumatism and affections
No. s-is exclusively an American plant. The root
theim,ntic, Hydragoguc sialosogne and Emetic. Il
stimulates and qnlckcns the action Of the Liver and
Kidneye, and determines the blood g the surface.
| in Scurvy. Srrofdla, syphilis. Cont, Lcpr"sy and
| diseases OF the Kidneys. -.
/. stimnlani Tonic Alternative and Sialogogue. y
nsed 10 xcte the system, and for the arrangements
OF the liver, Rheumatic and Chronic Syphilis, etim
uistrr and strengthens Mucous Membranes. and .
valuable Tonic. So.
II IL Alternative Diuretc. Diaphoretic and aromatic
Il uscd IN Chronic Ishcumas.n Syphoid Affections
| Eruptirns or the Skin and Scurvy.
M SThis il the Stnrger Weed. 1t grows in the
| Southern states. The TUDOR II tho medicinal part
Il is Tonic, Diurctic and Alternative, and is much
valued In Syphilis and Scrofula ,,.,,
Ynu viii see by observing the medicinal properties
of the articles given above. that the BLOOD PtRI
FIER will cure all diseases Of the Blood and skin,
howe ver bad or long standingsomc requiring more
time than others owing to the condition OF the rys
| tenn. ..--,-,. -,...--,.,r
49,, ~ unrirynr the blood and clean the eystem
but omit giving them for the reason that there are
many worthless compounds ceered =, the public
acc0mDansed with numerous certificates franduicnD
ohtsinrd give ron my Blood Purifier. leaving II to
| sustain itself upon its own merits.
little patient, in using the Blood Purifier, finds
that the quantity given in the directions Is not sum
Gent 10 move the bowel. once day. increase the
dose A. The Bowels mnst he kept open 1t is advise
bic TO Hattie frequently in warm water, keeping the
nores or the 81 IN free from distractions.
f. DEXTER LOvERIDGE,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor.
For sale By Druggists. Buffalo, N. I.
()cls -dotaw& weOw6m. monNth0Se
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
Special NOTICES.
More than 30 years of the sucs
crssfnl use Of
Gpetfitss american Eve EalVe.v

Tin wkeh time over i,aee.coO hnxcs hsye been rsecl
has placed ID heyuad the pale of cxpvrinrat u has
become Necessity To every family for Instant use.
MOI uay for diseased cyes acute or chronic, bnt for
all eataneons laaaEmasurs burns, chiilhlans, cry
sipc'as, saitrhcar. snss 81 insects Mnsquec bites.
lufautr Sores ehaf@ and gcnbr, chspf hands, chact
lips and all DtfeS It's. relieving pains. and healing
as II By magic. Being applied Exrras.IIy, IL has
never been SHOWN in single ease. ~ rjnrr AZ the
" the couehiag needle. Bistenry, probe OF
burning eaas.ics. cCrruLng lotions and Eve waters.
frequent does irraparahle nlr, TO the eye by cor.
rodiag and forever destroying the delicate tissues that
constitute or envelope thai sensitive organ.
For sale ~ wholesale ard retail az PROJECTORS low
est cast prices. STEVENSON 4 CARNAnAS,
Druggists aud Agents Or Profr!ctor-, Davenport
luMa. dscSi- dlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
'eiRGinna1i SEnrixca.

CI>cISxArl, Feb :.
Flour and Whea:-ln good demand nj fall
prices
Corn In good demand for shipment, NJ 700
30 in sacks 81 IN elevator.
Oats and Rye L Unchanged.
Ba'iey- Dull.
Whsky-Fnm at s225, in bond.
Proyisiors Less firm ard mere Offering but
prices not quotabiy lower.
Mss Pork-t20so.
LardAt l24@l2xc.
Bulk Meats s@si..
Racon--Sides aud clear rib are in d-mand, al
l2Jt@l2s:.
Butter-Unchanged
Cheese Unchapged
lnseed OIL al 81 lard $l.Vg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

ClafcngO Market.
CHICAGO. Feb. !.
Flour Market dull, and pominay lower.
Wheat-No. 2 Spring opened firm and al
vanced to $l.aael ". out closing dull at Sis
Uri.ssIa No. Spring nominal, mt S2.l5. and
reje ted spring inactive.
Corn-!.ess active and 10 lower, ut r?iSGa
ssa.c tor No. l; 6sis M1cc Tor No. ,, and 81 .eq
Doc Tor rejected.
Oats-dull and easier, closing with few buyers
OF No. at ielac.
Rve-Frm, at e3cdsic for fresh receipts of
No. !.
Barley Unsettled. a, l5a for No. 2 re
jected q. tl.43Cdl.55.
Timothy Seed in CORD suri.ls =, 2.75@3.!c
Provision Quiet.
Mess rork-$ s..5Gi 400.
Hans Gre-n Ism iso.u slaa. l'er.i hogs,
l0c
u Dressed Hogs Active. a 10 'sc hilher
sales %; =. .3ao So
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

General Assembly. began their work at the
Pautsrs' House in this city yesterday. A
requst that one or more committeeman
might 20 to New York 70 take testimony
there, have been refused BY :hnl lower House
Of the Legislature.
A Republicans Jefferson City special
says il is understood that the State militia
have been withdrawn from Lafayette
county
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 6.-Thc House Of Rep.
resentatives by unanimous vote rendered
the State Capitol to the Fenans. who held
: mass meeting to>night, which was ad
dressed by Mr.. A. l.. Morrison. The great.
est enthusiasm prevailed. Volunteers and
money for equipments in large quantities
were subscribed.
CAIRO, Feb 6.-Tnc river is rising about
an inch per hour.
The ice here is running quite heavy in
both rivers.
The weather 10 clear Mercury Al.
Businoes lively.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb IA fire in Lancaster
ON Sunday night consumed about half
square so itheast of the court house, in
Guiding the Odd Fellows Masonic Hall,
Adams Express and Philips drug store
Loss $50, coo; Insured for $4,000.
The Express baggage and passenger train
going south on the Nashville & Decatur
Railroad, was accidentally thrown from the
track On Monday, between Pulaski ard
Wales Damage triil.ns, AID nobody IN
jurcd g.,
A freigh, train Tuesday neon, bound
South, OF the Nashville i Chattanooga
Railroad, ran into arothsr ahead cf it, near
Es,ill's Springs causing considerable dana
ace to both trains.