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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-05

Suut's COMBINATION Stow. On ref
orcncc to the advertising columns OF
tho TR,Nscsmrr it will be seen tina,
Smiths Combination Show will visit
St Adams on the 18th OF the present
month The papers speak in high
terms of praise, Of this Company
They recently exhibited mt Bangor,
Milne, and tho 7iaes ofthat city gives
them tho following first rate notice:
This company as we have before
stated. arrived in our city yesterday
morning, and Notwithstanding the
heavy rain falling, paradcd our streets
prior to pitching their tent on the lot
on Main street below and opposite
the Bangor House BY special per
nit of the City Government their band
was permitted to play during the pa
rade. and swccter music we have sell
dom heard They gave two perform
ances. ono in the afternoon, another
i'm The evening We attended the eve
ming entertainment and wore highly
edited The Grand and lofty tumb.
ling; the feats of strength and agility
the daring trapeze performance and
acrobata tricks of the four Ronconi
Brothers, was something rare to wit
ness and held the spectator SPELL
Lound The implement feat by Sc
nor Martinez was thrilling ia the OK
IRENE; while the snppleness and elias
ITCHY Of Francois Roncori in his won
derful hoop feat and other perform
ances oxcelled anything OF the kind
ever Witnessed in this city The
Clown is true wit, and the ring mas
ter one of the best we ever saw Tho
minsholsy part OF the entertainment,
dancing aud pontomimc, were all cX-
celleut and pleasing OF it's kind
Smiths combination show is without
IL rival The attendance was large,
considering the weather.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-05

RGLlGloUs Irnis. Seventeen mem
hcrs Of the Methodist Church, Rut-
land, were baptised 10y Rov. Mr. Day
ton on Sunday, ten by immersion and
seven by sprinkling
The whole increase IN the member
ship in the Congregational churches
in the last year in Vermont has been
1881, being twice as many as the year
before, and more than twice the aver
age number received Tor the last eight
years.
The parsonage Of the Congregations
al Society in Guildhall, is nearly com
pleted. The ladies' are now engaged
in papering the house which viii soon
be ready for the pastor, Rev. Mr.
David.
The General Association of Congre
gational Ministers Of Massachusetts,
in session at Greenfield, has unani-
mously endorsed the Prohibitory Lii
quor Law.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-05

Omo.--rhe election in this State
takes place on the second Tuesday Of
October next The Republicans have
nominated for Governor, Rutherford
B. Hayes, member OF Congress from
Cincinnati, ana the Democrats Allen
G. Thurman who was formerly a
member Of Congress. Samuel Gallo
way is the Republican candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, and Daniel S. Uhl,
the Democratic candidate.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-05

FIRE AT KEExE On Wednesday af-
ternoou of last week, the wood-shea
of the Cheshire Railroad Company, at
keene, \ H. containing one thousand
cords Of wood, was burned.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-05

Awards II Among the awards to
Americans At the Paris Exposition, arc
the followinga
Sdcer Nedals. Remington & Son,
military aud ss5atfns firearms; Wind
sor VT Manufacturing CO., lro-arus
G J WaIdwell, Poutney, stone chan.
nelling and quariyiug machines, Fair
banks and Co, standard scales; Cool
sherman x Co.. Glenus Falls, n. y
barrel machine
Btoaec Hedo', Howe Sca'e Co.
scales; Fairbanks y Co., Railroad
scales.
HoooluHa Haf,oa Kaolin Paint
Co., Brandon paint
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-05
First National Bank OF st. Adams.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
Julv II. 1857
STATE OF NERMoNT. n

COUNTY or FRANEfIN, SIS
/, Albert Sowlcs, Cashier of the First National
Bank of St Adams, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true 10 the best Of my lnoWl-
edge and belief. ALBERT SOWLES.
Cashier.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this lst
day of july, 1867. l72-lw
T. j. HOUGllION,
Notary Public
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-07-05


Shcidoa d. D. Wead, r. }. SAKE
j. Il. Draper
Balergieid c. g. Start, Ira Pow
ors, J. W. stone
Eaosiargh S H. Dow. D. b. Stet-
son, G. W. Maynard. f. r. Perkins.
B~l@1e.-C ", Searles, A. A
Moore, IL. CLARK
Fairfeid Joseph Northrop, J Eos
ten David Leach
Riclford. j. H. Hamilton, 6. "
Corliss, } b. Bowditch.
Georgia. H. O. Bartlett, Jos Per
mont, l.. Draper.
FraakfR L r. Ben, T. horskins
Harvey Olmstead
Montgomery Rufus Hamilton. a
w Clapp, Geo. &. C. Gates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Seven cottages on
Oily bourne Avenue, in the western suburbs
OF Chicago, were destroyed by fire yester-
day afternoon. Loss over 81 900; partially
insured.
The two men who manned boat Thurs
day evening to rescue the Mate Of the Clip
per City who had fallen overheard, and who
were supposed with him TO have drowned.
were driven ashore Friday morning few
miles north OF the city in an exhausted con
dtion.
The Machine Shop, Brass Foundry, Dry
House, lumber shed, lumber end other
property At Bloomington, belonging to the
Chicago, Alton + ST. Louis Railroad, were
destroyed BY fire last night--loss between
$l25, 900 and 81 SO 900. which 10 fully Gov
cred BY insurance. About 400 men with
families are thrown out Of EN- ploy ment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

Lawrence, Nov. The first engine and
train Of cars crossed the Kansas River &C.
day.
The fret section Of the Lawrence 4 Gal
weston Railroad, 80 miles, WILDE completed
to Ottawa by Jan. LIST. President Sturges
Intends t. qash the road vigorously. The
route of the road passes thEough the great
pine regions Of the Illinois. Arkansas and
Red Rivers
Hon. Sidney Clark has just completed
thoroughly canvassing this State lie has
made about 20 speeches. and thinks negro
suffrage will be adopted At the coming cleo
ton
Gran. clubs are being fosmsd al over the
State. Gov. Crawford. Senators Pomeroy
and Ross and Sidney Clark are understood
TO be in favor Of Grant, and the Lawrence
Journal, LeavenwOrth Bulletin end Topeka
Record support him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

in yirxinis lie thinks the whites are dis
po.ed 10 prescribe the blacks for voting for
Tie convention, " lille tito blacks ere organ
Fling u. The purpose Of refusing to worh
f1r sach whites when ther labor il needed.
4 special says: Secretary Stanton has
fixed upon November fret when the South
ern railroads sh ouid pay their indebted
ness. Application hes been made 10 Gen.
Graz. 70 extend the time, and lie has de-
eided 10 more extension shall be granted.
Gen. Howard Ct the Freeimen's Bureau,
has laid his report before Tia Secretary
Of War. |. il very lene end oontsinF
highly linportan. as vel IS interesting IL
iormatioo. IL recommends that the Blu
reeu t3 discontinued rs separate institution
u July mex uhsn Lie isw expires.
/ Distric. Attorney Chandler, Of Virginia,
was In town to-day looking into matter
in connection with JEFF. Davis trial. The
is,t.r's counsel have as yet made no reply
70 the letter regarding srrangetosnts made
BY the Government. The case viii DC
called a. the session Of the Court THU
month, but there 10 room 70 doubt il the
trial Is commenced.
The Treasury commenced to pay out TO-
day go, 000, 600 Of the gold interest on
the 8 30 bonds, and . large crowd visited
the department 10 draw IL on realized
bonds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
EEW YORK.

Nav York, Nov "A fire last evening
at i30 broadway damaged the stock OF
huiz. Werner Bros, cap manufacturers,
IN Tho second story. The goods were in
surei. The building was slightly dam
sged.
The official returns show 6l sos voters
registered IN this city yesterday. The To-
Ia number registered is l06 800, to the
registration las. year of 1922. The regis
trstl0n closes this evening.
y Nav Orleans special says: The re.
nova ofoN-rebel Gen Ilsyes this afternoon,
sud tn appointment OF l. Marshall Cuther-
bel Bulliti, a ptree usi friend OF Mr.. lincoln.
as Sheriff, has created intense exc,tsmelt
here. While Gsn. Mower esteemed Hayes
socially. he felt that ms removal was neces-
ssry to the peace and security Of the com
munity. Gen. Mower, in making this
ensnge, was solely influenced bv the public
wes lie FELT it necessary to have . man
a. sneriif who could be depended upon in
'ne event Of another riot being attempted
Wnen NE convention meets on the 2Sd.
Washington special sAys: Ills nov
| We" SHOWN that the negroes in the South
are originating and arminv for some pu,.
| pose, which Is not peaceful. and 4 /. .lso
Nno~h tna' some Of the d,stri ct ommand
ers permit them to arm, and have re. fur.
n'shei them with Equipments. Preaident
johnson Lac referred the facts in these "a.
ses = the headquarters o, the War Depart .
ment, aud it is probable that ha viii In.
crease the military force In the South.
Two hundred and thirty seven negroes
n' tepo'ted to the Ereedmen's Bureau in
niohinohd as having been discharged hy
ticket.
uen' schotisld diaclaims being q candi
date for T.. s. Senator from yirv;n;. q,
novernor of that State or nny poli,icsl az.
nee preterring the military service.
special says: John Minor BotAa taxa,
dssponpeat view Of the political s;Noetion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Dbl, Nov. LIN the
Court ot General Sessions at Dover yester
day, in the care ~ the State ~ w. Rash, il
being proposed by the prosecuting officer te
present the evidence OF the complainant,
samuel Dewey, colortd man, objection
was made by Mr.. Comeger, counsel for de.
iense lie said that the laws Of Delaware do
do not permit colored testimony when there
are competent white witnesses.
Chef Justice Gilpine ruled the that the
testimony he admitted, because he said i,
had been customary in his court to permit
the prosecuting witnesses To testify even
though they were colored; but he gave az
his opinion from the bench upon point
which could As well be settled now as a,
any other time. that the Civil rights bill OF
Congress, So far AS IL assumes to regulate a
contract 81 admission or rejection of testi
mony in this state witch WAS regulated by
He laws Of the state, was imperative and
vpid.
Judge Wooden concurred in the decision
and Judge Waller disseuted.
In the case of n decision 10 this effect by
the Court Nm appeal 10 the court above Will
doubtless be sustained
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
Foreign yews by Atlantic Cable

A cable dispatch Of the 3o,h saws: CAT
bald,'s camp j. at Castle Gaiblers, tive
miles distant from Rome Wednesday
morning he had under his command 3d.
600 soldiers. The men are al well armed,
aud have plenty Of provisions. Tho Gener-
al has no artillery except two brass guns
taken from the Pa, ais during the fight at
Monte Pondo. They have no tents; there
is very little discipline, and their rear is
unguarded.
Garabaldi's heade uartcrs are in full sight
Of Rome.
The soldiers Of the Pope who have been
gradually and steadily falling back foe some
days past, have retreated within the line Of
the Notifications Of the city. Before retire.
inent from 'he field they burned ell bridges
over the river.
Roman peasants residing 10 the neighbor.
b God Of the contending forces. take ne in
tercst, at least eviocs none, in the pro
gress Of affairs. They are engaged ct thu
pillow and tending their focks just - usual
0aribaldi's men don't interfere with them
Eight men Of the Garibaldian army are to
be shot tomorrow by the sentence Of court
martial. having been convicted Of thievinQ
vt Monter Rondo.
The forces are very enthusiastic in thsis
hopes as to the result of the movement on
Rome, but the weather 10 very cold during
the nights. and this lessons their patriotism
and endurance not little.
Recruits come in at the average Of thirty
daily, and arms and provisions are had in
large quantities from the province Of
PEREZ.
There has been no actual engagement
since the fights at Viterbo and Wanter.
ondo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
INDIANA,

iHDIAsoP,Lis. NV --Jchn Patterson
an u man nam,d Ila'chcll 10 jail II Frank
lin. lad sne former accused oi the murder.
ri David Lyons. ~ Greenwood. Ind anj
tbs latter supposed 10 he an accomplice Q.
P.t,rso's 5. nd also accused OF committing
MAJ Ter \ Kentucky, was torciDiy taken
from III ,as' MICA. ~ . mob and conveyed
10 sch l'.lGs wopaa, rear the town. and
h.ps l.Atcheli nearly succeeded in ma
tlaG H. ,-csIe white GA th..r way 10 The
'a',r 90 eSrrl,ion, bel was tired upon aud
rei mod. - the FIRST attemnt 10 hang
llrcotll tbe rope broke. Another Vas p:o.
'itfcu and ne - q ccmf'o't,.
~ irquts. IS bong held to-day al the
court nou-e. int tarre is lutte excite
mepi ia consequence OF the affair
Milton White. The murderer Of lIspaar
~ Anierson, Ind. in Jane last. WAS execu.
t.. 10 day a. O'Clock. In answer AS e
whether he had anything 10 say, before the
execution he replied, nothing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

ar TEEEG RIPE.
WASHINGTON.

MvElssToE, %aV. i.--Ogr minister 10
E,sfide writes i,y late mall tAs' i Is the
e RI ion oi European statesmen hat a
rerafsi war in Europe l. ineviigble,a and 'lat
bc ausr qleasun e she oaly peck -
tae rar. ~ LOUIS Napoleon 10 prog pitaie
A nualter 81 Gentlemen are row here for
a0 pafoae ~ ORGANIZING Pcneral move
l,a 10 acing OFT Chief Jus e Chase az
.aa lla8 }Ee l0entlai ca4tilale
raa. Giant has issued 81 order granting
o week ah6cree . ~ the clerks connected
wiln the War Department, WHO wish to 20
home 10 vote
The National Democratic Executive Com
rai,tse have Issued an addres CONCERNING
the Nosembe Der election. The address ap-
pesls 10 reason and judgment, and says be
who refuses 10 heed the call is unworthy oil
| his share of the rich heritage al American
| ,reemcn. II Is signed by Tb,~. Is. Florence
samuel J. Birdssll. Chas. Mason, OF Iowa
| Cornelius Wofdell and others.
The Treasury Retrenchmcnt Committee
will resume their investigation on the 4tlI
inst. They discovered emo ngh Ia satisfy
them that the Clerks Department where
ell bopde, notes and fractional currency are
printed. ought To 10 entirely reoreanizsd.
The Adams Express Agent for the United
States Treasury Department, to-day, !rectiv
Cd an order tor supply Of specimen sam
Piles 81 fractional currency. They will DE
sent 10 the Chinese Government a. once
This 10 the second order ieTrsvcd from IA
foreign country for these specimens within
three months.
Receipts from custom for the week end
In, october 2S were s2,3O7.233
The United states steamer Maumee sailed
last ,vening Tor the China squadron. Hell
special usinoss is 10 look after pirates in
tcs,irg the China seas Being light iraughl
screw steamer IL was thought she would bs
PECULIARLY adapted To- tie pursuit ot piratics
crafts NJ shallow rivers, where they are In
the habit oil taking refuge when pursued BY
mo u OF war.
There was iull meeting ri the cabinet
10 day lasting nearly three hours.
The reports OF heads of departments were
the chiei subjects under discussion
II il understood that the Presidents ines
sage was talked over.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
e.. IL. asAZEN, N. D.,
Physician AMI SURGEON.
u,ps =. yOarw aNa.

IN CONNECTION WITH TIE GENERAL
practice. special attention paid ~ the decreases OF
The Eye, the Err tho Kidney aud the Pelvic organs
ohce VITA Dr.. Miner, cosper OF Brady aud sa cts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
BUSINESS cAf,ya.
sgfAI.a. a eAFAguA,
VHN uk1N, NJ u wv wv, "
DEI&. BELL. a Eeesis.sT.
1AI.s.AGanEss a IN.xNa.sH.
JOssN \. a,a.Ax,.,s. NJ

ATToaNkfs AND Cor%SRIoRS At LAW. -
~ NnhNcy Nnscr. ONO. Is ~ Lin. Row M Air.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
RHODE ISlenD.

PROVIDENCE, Nov Weston, the pedes
trian, reached this city at 0 o'clock last
evening. The crowd Was SO great that the
police had 70 open a passage Tor him
through The streets. lie stopped a. the city
Hotel Is minutes and proceeded. In re.
spouse 20 the cheers Of tho crowd he said
hc had walked thir;. two Of the hundl Cd
miles TO be done IN a hours. and was s
minutes ahead Of time. lie was in excellent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-The thirty fifth lubl.
Ice II the reformation was celebrated here
20 day 10y the ysrions churches. schools and
ORGANIZATIONS OF the Luthcrans. An i'm
III nse procession, estimated To have con
tanned ten Thousand r.r-ons, inclu!ing
children. with banners lhi music m arched
through some ut tue principal streets to
Corcorais Park where spec ches appr1pr o +,
Ia the OCCASION were delivered by several
prominent l. Ilheraiis.
III. house ii J I'm Angel and the milln-
ery store and residence of Mrs Holman in
II Joseph last night Twenty horses. som.
81 them quite valuable. peTished in n stab {
q psr Nv. Loss not asceFtainei
Ion. Charles sumner lectnred here las,
nigAt 10 y large auiicnce
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
new YORK.

NV l"hK, Noy. l-Cen. Sheridan ar
riysi Yesterday and will ivmain some time
he jersey City ferry boat John l.. Oar
/ cey WAS sunk yesterday 10y collision with
another steamer. All on the boat were
rescued.
TIE Sutherford Park Hotel on the bank.
of the Psssaic river. near Burning Springs
\. J., WAS destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$15.OO0; small insurance.
Several missionaries sailed for japan and
China via California to-day.
Secretary Seward has sent Rev Mr. Haw.
Icy, of Auburn, 10 Rome on secret mis-
sion. the object Of which is to offer the Pope
an asy lum in this country. Hopes are Ell.
teftained that the mission will be successful
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
CANADA.

ToEoxro. Nov. 2.-IIon. and Right Rev.
Jno. S,athan. Bishop Of the Church Of
England, died yesterday morning, aged SO
years.
KINGSTON, Nov. 1.-The trial Of the Dris-
coll murderers terminated yesterday. Sake
Alien was sentenced 10 be hanged on the
llth Of December. His sccompl,ces -Eyell,
Howard and Whallen, we're respectively
sentenced to ten, nine and five years in the
nenitcniiary
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

by Telegraph Nov. 2.
Flour-Coptieues dull market not qoctaby
lower. but in n very unsettled condition.
Wheat A littls moro active: No. ], steady.
l.s5dl s5ls No. 2. weak, and 2Gt2lsc lover at
l.7eiS@l 50; No 3, in good Shipping demand.
and "a, SO higher at LIS
Corn-Du,l l.lSGl .c5 for Nos. l and 3 re-
iectsd ssdssc: new. 7sfsi.
Osts-Modevately active at 53s4ds4
Barley-2Msc better; l .o4Gl .o5 fer No. g
Mess Pork-Dull; 10 .e0@l9.5o: for future
delivery, 20.oo.
Lard-l2c.
Dressed Hogs-Light receipts 6.ooeio5o for
light, .00n- - fer heavy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

One Of the special delicacies Of modern
times may be accounted Speer's Port Grape
Wine, which combines with rare purity and
nicely OF flavor the good qualities Of port
and clarct; it is neither insipid nor bitter,
but hits the happy medium most to b de-
sired in constant beverage or In . drink
for the sick. For invalids IL 10 invaluable
BY virtue Of its tonic qualities, and particu-
larly ito absolute freedom from al adnltera
tons. Actual trial will show that Speer'
Port Grape Wine has excellence Of its owr
unrivalled by any other wine in the market
- New Yorker.
Our drugg,sts have some direct from tn
vineyard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

VINO WOULD NOT aE HeAuTlruL! = The
Spanl,h s'rls gather 'hc young nnd tender
leaves 81 tac sd spanish Ivy ffo'n which
ev peprie crlieA'tn' i,srrsat paste,
winch usla az t9ilct companion, tinns-
forms tho nios, d. 'ersh'c ee.npr sian T. a
most marble wA..ene.s. - er,a. Is iheir
fam N is rtmagk ,b'c JiDe- thit tie
SrAidsh ladies' viii use ~ q he. cosmetic
iae rfeat lrarclirrNe. Ri,aii, Gois its
uist.tlf as ucc,.-i} N 'ous e cases
81 ~. artis'r et. .aig * 5or'r.l cam
span, atd both The rjis dra d,a moade
II ruis, London rnd Nv York cons der
u "A ma -pens,b', on taer toilet t1bles.
if,ou ask sonr drug ,is' Tor orinc 81 Ivy.
Aou va eet whF' v1tl fs lFrv rfvc
la @oa pavenpNrt spethscer',i
are -ln # uF Elf r tfneh i Faltr
.lal .Fp ~ .e.s. r. M 6 AT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
VIRGINIA.

RiCnNoND, Oct 81 The following is the
official vote Of the State: Whites, u, 1924;
coiorcd, 1865 For the Convention IA, SS5
whites, and W .501 colored Against the
Convention, O., s49 whites, aud 6357 colored
Gen SchofelI, in view Of the complaints
OF the French, is about to order new cen
Gus OF the voting population of Richmond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
ILLINOIS.

OLsEr. Nov. John Reanger has been
sentenced tn the penitentiary for life, Tor the
murder Of f. Smith, in this city last March
CAIRo. Nov. "A little girl, daughter OF
Mr.. Sti.ifox. who resides near Villa Ridge
had both her hands crushed by . sugar mill
ADAPTATION has been per .ormed 1t is
thought tho little sufferer may recover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
r.. gXFEgs..

HOUSE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
IA EKS, Paper Hangers, Diaziers. &c. shop
orner ain and Fifth ats Dch2s di I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02
com N & HClAA.
Davenport Market Report.
ursics or rsA DAvRSPoRs Dsso'RAt,
Nnro,nhar laks

OrGICS OF rBh DAVhNFOhS UHhOShAVs
November 2, 1851
Flour Choice family wholesale. is40 re
tail 5000. Red win'er wheat. wholesaie ell.
~. retail. &l9.0o.
WpxAr-sl 550afro.
K.sLss-ei c"Gisllo.
oArs- 4sM4s cents.
hrx-3l lotdl -.
CoRs-New 81 $500 in the ear Old. sSasSve
OSIogs-e5tG9cc.
FerAToxs- s5as99c
Yr-rss :hGsse. per II.
Eaas--' F0s 2uc
H..-Good Timothy $lc0e to tl2.oo; Prsi-
Pie a. 90 TO 3l0.oo,
Co..-Soi.. delivered. 20 cents Ter bushei.-
Anthracite. delivered. i!5@ tl6 per ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

M,oic Wosrsu, isaG1 icuru \ Ma
aic,tS III tn,.r oNu pNtlpir at homo may
b. ptalae ! great nun.er # Beautiful !,
Starting Ann.tsf =, qhenomeuas 10y
IeS young nA,, wasnln OF ch.ll who pos.
sess tnc wonderful Gshiuel--a collection oi
mate ala tad d4fecf ias Tor euteit t,,llg .
COMPANY of young OF old lJllSs awhels exc.
mug. No apparatus required n, danger
waatevcr--l cald can perform Wi ii il.
TIL vh,ie Cabinet complete Cor only one
dollar. aud will DO sent by express ipr tse
pri,e - any part Of tn United SIa.es.
\ lrcss. enclosing the cash.
k,Na & CsswALl. ca Lax
ID ngr's,s ri them. Chie4go, III.
90 - mon. wcd& satin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-02

BY Telegraph. Nov. .
Hogs Received to ~. 9,e31 head; market.
dull aud lower sales limited: asou, 1000.
and Will be lett over quotations range at 80
Gs.60
Cattle Received to IL ". 1876 head no essen
tial change TO note there are a large number
lett over and the few saes made were OF the
| poorest quality. at a ranye Of 2@3c current
rates are 6.25GI.25 for first class to extra ship
! ping cattle, and 4.25l5.25 for third TO second
! class
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