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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05
DRY GOODS GOODS, FANCY, &c,


Particular attention given 10 Mourning YORK.
Beautiful Grape Bonnots made from 50 to olO'
dec 13-tf
r ENoVAL.
CHARLES ". GREEN,
DEALER -
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, sc.
would respectfully call attention 10 his
VAL,
from No. l9 North Fairfax street, Mansion
House Building, to the NEW STORE, just
completed,
NO GS, KING STREET,
Between Fairfax and Royal stroet5.)
Many thanks to my fellow-citizen= for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, ana
trust, BY continued application to business with
disposition TO accommodate, to merit their
confidence and further patronage. Special at
tcntion given to
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS,
HOOPSkIRTS, &c.
Would call attention to stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Collars, Cuffs, handkerchief, Socks,
Suspendcrs, Cravats Shirts, Drawers, &c.
With increased facilities fer the transaction Of
business, hope to be able to supply the wants
Of Dealers.
5lTs-All Goods warranted as represented. Or
ders from the country respectfully solicited.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
ro If GS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

CENTRAL RA1LRoAD.-A night train is now
running on this road every night between Rich
mond and GordoDsvile; leaving Richmond at
7: 80 p: M, and Gordonsvillc at a: m. 10
connect with these trains, the freight trains
with passenger car attached} will leave Staun-
ton at 5: 80 p m., and arrive at Staunton at
9 a. N, There is also reduction in trelghts
on various articles Charlottesville Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

| dria county, November 3d. 1866, +. G: Fitz-
hnoh, administrator Of Nj. G. Fitzhugh, decd,
complainant, vs.. M a. Febrey and William
Shreve, defendants:
And the Court doth further order and decree
that one Of the Commissioners Of this Court DO
occertain whether there arc any liens, and if so
their amount and respective priorities on the
rnol estate in the bill mentioned and before
taking such account he shall give notice Of the
time and place Of taking the same, by publica-
tion. in some convenient newspaper, Tor tour
weeks which publication shGll be equivalent to
personal notice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

RICHMOND. May 30-0en. Schoheld yes
terdAy issued m order for the purpose OF
giving adequate protection to al pcrst 10 in
their rights Of person and property in Eases
where civil authority may fail and direct.
ing the appointment of military commits
ioness In sub districts hereafter To be defined
giving them command of Police, SherifIs
end COnstables, and clothing them with the
powers Of Magistrates. These Commission
ep to take Jurisdiction In all cases where
thsy have reason 10 believe jssucs will not
be done.
RIcsnoHD, Nay So.-asscal Brown, Of
the freedmen1 Bureau, has Issued circu
las directing ofacers, in view Of Tie host,-
W which may exist to the freedmen voting,
to - that every freedman 10 instructed
in the right, and that he IL registered and
v0aoo.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 3o.-Thc engine
Of the freight train on the Orange and Al
exaadfis railroad exploded the boiler this
evening, q Fairfax Station, killing the en-
gineeH and fireman.
NOnvoLx, Va, Nay 3o.-This morning a
double tenemoat house o. masket square
fsl with csaAA to the ground end h ID
supposed that . number Of persons were
buried In the ruins. Mrs. Chessur and child
had escaped from the house but was over
taken By the ealliag 10 Of an adjoining house
AID busiod !. The lover 6ooS Of The build
Ing was occupied - stores and the! uppeI
stories o dlwelings Men sre now engaged
In clearing away che ruins 70 rescue those
ensiod. The event he's Ahsoudsd she chg d
UWS0s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Cnscsso, Nay s0.-Tbs bsl1eo huntlrA
Conescfel1nff Afly - - snie 49, lssl
By the n. ". Il 8. - Cmsha. the t!1Ins,
eenstn,r "a Rep ,cnt1xjvss, with their
fsmilies end disti. .uished cialse1es can
cs,csse. ~ GA lea sansA ClArlss
lrnfIkolI - fnA over thls mossir4 bythe
onya 81 ~ Great Eastefu i.flroad, On Kiu
- stfect. and one leg coapletely severed
5vo NJ tD1y. above tbs knee. He y sti1l
alive, but can ecarcely recover.
Cs,cAss. Nay .al.--A special dssed Els
gan. slst says: A yssag man aamed Ed-
ward Eames, shot himaelf through the heart
- Gteasding house 10 this city lat night
0Ahsut So'clock. He was employed il
the watch facloey, and 80 aboat 20 years
u age. He Vas supposed 70 be insans.
CncAso, Nay, SO.-A special ffoa st.
fadl, ~ es1o1n4 man nGlned Q. SAbdell
fueaesiy clerk 10 ne post sflcs in this
sisy, bat Who obsajssd lie dtuetisn Of ci6k
% the steamer q. Anthsny Falls on the
opening ~ aavieatiso. disappeared suddsns
" On he ,10tb. inst. iron the boat, aeape
m1se Absvs Fost Snsllfng All efforts to
discover his whsreabodts proved fruttless,
and ne oons1usion VA fosesd upon his
friends that hs he'd beso foulIy dealt with,
q, - was knowp to have bed eeoetdssa-
bic aunssss q money on bis pessoo. On
Tuesday his body w6s found floating 10 the
river near tbs bridge with evidence that ne
he'd been murdered. HE money, With the
exception off few dollars, was gone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

DIXON, ILL.,. May S0.-Hon. b. F. Wade
sad The 6ena10rial sxcanion party 70 the
main stem Of the Union Pacific Railroad,
passed through here this afternoon en- route
for Omaha. There are ten Senators with
theif ladies' and friends. makingi IN an about
thirty parsons. F
CA,Ro. Nay 9l.-Ths City Council has
ordered an election on the first Monday in
July next fov the purpose Of voting upon
the question Of the city issuing 500, 900 in
twenty yeas bonds. drawing eight per cent.
interest on subscription to the capital stock
Of the Cairo q Vienna Railroad. Il 10 now
settled beyond doubt that the Mobile h Ohio
Railroad will DO finished to point oppo.
site Cairo. on the Kentucky shore. That
the work may Be completed in - short .
period - possible. operations will com
mence simultaneously and vigorously on
either end.
1t 10 also in contemplation to bridge the
Ohio river ct its mouth.
Parties we'll informed on the subject have
no doubt that within one year they can and
will arrive ct Cairo on the Kentucky shese,
but that freight aud passenger cars will run
into the Union depot on this eide Of tho riv.
sS. There Is much complaining in regard
70 the time table governing the Illinois Gen.
tsal Railtoad, on which passengers going
Fest are compelled to fast during . period
Of eleven hours, having no opportunity to
ssisesh the inner man AFTER breskfasting %
the ateames 0enssal Antsrson. until they
reach Csntralia in the evening. The ar
sangsmsnt 10 tsn1ing te turn travel via
Nashville, and II not soon changed travel
through Cairo will nearly cease and the
Railroad company will sustain severe loss
Is we'll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

NoNrRRAI, Nav 3O.-1t is reported that
DARCY Niece win not be q member of the
Priyy Council :
Tho military authorities Rave received in.
formation that more field artillery will be
sent to arm the forces in Canada.
Tie trade sales in this city arc largely a.
tended BY Western buyers. Bidding spirited
and fair prices realized
A gentleman named Field, Vice Pre- dent
OF the Birmingham Chamber Of Comm rec,
70 now in Montreal on q tour Through the
United States and Canada, ~ obtain an ex-
preston Of opinion from the principal
Boards Of Trade on the question Of abolish
ing privateering during wal.
On the SD, the WEIGH Fusilccrs were or
dered 70 Point Levi. Inst actions were re.
ceived to put large force on the iortifica-
0ono there.
TonoRro. Nay 0o.-JeR Davis arrived
this morning and was enthusiastically
cheefed BY large crowd, and drove TO tbs
residences Of Mayor HellAm II company with
Mr. Masoa end 0eneral Reid. He after
wards received sA1ge number OF visiton
and LETT on The evening traiA for NiaeASa
Fallo bat will return here in few davo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

WAsnIxeron, Nay s0.-Hon. E. A. Or.
Go0oH speeial levee oo01iesloues Of Louis.
-. hae bssa appoinlsd b Proi6sns JohA-
- member Of ~ Beard Of Vialtoso %
~ Wees Point aCode0y. Tho Beard COZ.
vo4oo June lot, and q b tho 1fue tl0o oiuce
tho incpkioa Of ~ Ate robellica that
Loolu1A1A hoo he'd Representative O. IL
Board.
4 translasion Of ~ omcial communics-
tios pnhliohed y ~ 1slssia ds Orisats, the
o@eial papef q 0sal DiaA 81 dated Head
quarters 0undaloupo Hi6aleA Mey 1oth.
6oOWo ~ tuuotmooe WhioA pStooooro q We
rsceste6 lon Ne Nbegsls. -1hs QsoerSl
II ChiGf - oedsged thss ~ Who 'VosS
nA6e psigonssU q tAe hattlsa 81 nl0hx8Aloa
and lAenshQQ9e ahall - ~ . lihefty; also,
aad ~ leso6 Of 0undnloupo and Loesto.
1nsoo1nns - vnsisuo ualiuasass -
d11D99o1A 6Dvogoe, 49, - 1nioay ~
800, - D0ot1 pssua6siSa . SSe61o1
- f&4 G6t1e3 ~ so3seA ~ 0onoe1l
QC1GlnGGht tG1kfyipG ~ Sieht 3 doler-
mlno finally tt1n4 tAeif casoo.
& n. Clarke, Chief Of H. 1rse divinloa
Of Sho National Currency Bureau. In Z let.
Ter TO senator Edmnnds, states that the
omOune Of cur1ocy ard securities thu has
pamed theooGh the Division from The time
OF its .Oseaniaatson 10 he 2Sth Of March
lass y ee!5, ~. "a, ~. Of which over $500.
eoepoeee hess 1seh psintea ~ efSses'
Ths Secretary Of Ne lsserior he's con,
cloded : eoasract with 'CoDooGa oouugl 8,
0mOott,. Of Minnesota, 70 mAke 1nrSey 81
~ WQsaefa portion Of The eleot and HUI
Cp In1lno seEfYgeioa lytoe - q g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

1867. Summer lRranesnsal. 1867.
Trains ssa by Chicago ,sa. ~A..h e tv.,v. .,,..
utes festes thon Davenport time
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL ~. 1875,
~ aad until further notice, trans will lcave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) a. follows
Doing 8ost-ls Nail train u. . 90, a. =.
ID Night express. ......s IS, p. =.
0sssg Wsst-lst. freigh: for Newton asd Wash.
tnRton. ..6.4b A.
ID. Expeess cad Nail for NewtOa
and Washington, ....... .bS =. I.
Arrive q Davenport daily. Sunday exssPssA
From The East-lst Night express u. = 20, A Z
I'd Dolly Kx. 3 mall. 8 50. ?. =.
9tsa the west--lst Freight from Newton end
80 Wellington. 4. 20 ?. =.
I'd, Exprsso from Newton and
Wellington. ........S SOI.o.
ooaMucgsoHO.
AZ Chicago With III 1estern Rsutss.
A. LaSalIe with I. G. n. + for Dunlsith. 81
1outo. Caiee. 10.
AZ Pona Czech With G. B. 4 q. 4. \, Sss Bar.
1laeoOo. ksokuk enA Oioey.
a Peor:s (dusing nsvi9ottsol With Paekeeo
for I'll pOinto % Illtneio &1vee.
A. NsWteu, lowe Ci1y. - WooAioaoeo WieA
Wsessen asae. &c. z eseesa. ~ I'll pshas wsss
elssSiae CeesAse . ~ uieAs >ssioA Through
sipel Eastssn Ctliss ed Towns.
2. 4. HALL, 49, Go. eaDl
Cl6;ses.
4. KnnAaA. Asa Suvs. lsws Divicsse.
q. 4. nsaaA A. DsesaessI
Dosaapeee April q, loo5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31
Evsey iaoily at this season, should uss

Every Saoily q this season, should uss
SPEER'S SAMBUR0 PORT WINE.
Cslsssse'A : 1er2s a y nsdisieal a leas1as!
n nropeaa an1 .A1G1ean Hosu1lah, and By s0me
o6tAe Agse laAl0ee h Dosope - Amafica
A0A TUN1C-lt No. - oqoal, eouaag - appellAs.
nd sualdinQ - ~ sys>sD, 6saa snfsy p1rs wiss
q x1suI6Tidclei .yas hsa,sAy as,aos essAs
0 2: k1seZs - udaay 0teees. yssy bsnsncial
srHea1 wmn = pm srss3s In o. ysscs Of
a. g ~ - . e. - s:. -
e 49, - aeslh1nee1 Iass.es ed theased ed
i01 psevlAg ~ apDsots - bsns1eeag la1iss
81 4 O., "a - IN ~ y lacssysl.
~ corr s6ea16 1sS6Is.
~ ~ l190yie1e - 81 1suoeaa1o daoAess. WAo
a!co ss.I - Cz6fkf1.A PORT D11NDY, cAolss
e ssess. i0Rsess4 salv b. u. epsa. SAssss frso
L. III eip(sd y vhelseeie lsqe1iets n Mo-
Yeea, 49, Q&1o1dp1loon10 q. L0d8. And b A:
4RH8A q ~ yhsy91 = Nev Jss1ey Hslnc3poa
0.ss, - nscs1wV. Ne IT: .-....
WhOlooGD - ne(a1 OsuRgloee. 0oy4+dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31
Observation-Disclosures.

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph Nay 81.
Florr-Dull and unsettled mo accurate que
tations can be given.
Wheat Dull and unsettled; No accurate
quotations can be given.
Corn-Duli held II IS, +bus there is no d.
mand.
Osts-Unsettled; Ne. Offering at n.
RJe--Dull, irregular, Ito offered.
Meas Pork-Steady II %. 50.
Bdlk Assts-Firn: but quiet at eAlO.
Bacon-0ood demand, chiefly clear sidea, q
l2t@l21; shoulders sold At SC; sidss bore in
atSllc.
labelled At l2iL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31
new York Market.

BY Telegraph. Nay 81.
Fiour-Duil, heavy, eodgS0c. lower, il. 2OW
l175 for extra Etsse .2,3001S2S for Round
Hoop Ohio.
California Flour--Declisipg. 1880 for inferi-
~ "A .0o@i5.2S foe good.
Wheat Very Dull, nominally lower: ehoioo
No. MIL 975; White CALIFORNIA; from Liver
pool. $40.
Rye-Dull, dropping.
Bssley-No receipts.
Ccrn-Acavy, 102e. lower, closing more
steaey At 1.ls@l.2s for new 1887 Ssk for
old.
Osts-e@sc. lower, At sa@ssc. for western.
Pcrk-very dull, closed heavy at SIS fsr
new, cash old unchanged.
L.ard-QuieA.
Whisky-Quiet.
Observation-Disclosures
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

KisgsAsa ?. o., nsshsa Co.. n!ss..
Apsiis. -,
M. Joss Dvti--Ueas Sis I 9evsd fro0
Ksstucky 70 this plass. The stores bad none
youe Wosn Des4eeysf fos sals. They ~ eseas.
" needed here n osaeooota. a TRIAL u oil thee
i sssasd 70 give them sspstaaioa. We eans
10 without thso, Do senA seae out shts WY
Years, sincerely,
y. q. AanowoOs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

By Telegraph May 81.
The market 10 generally fat.
Flour-No demand. 6up>snue 9.60Qelo.OO;-
doubls extra 1l.50N19.00. ft-
Whes.--Fall at 2.5OGa2 so.
Cora Lower; white l.o5d1l os; yellow. .OSO
l.O4
Oats Weak at S7@ssc.
Rye-l.45d1.s2.
Hay-Lower, at 81 0G23.0o.
Professionally Unchanged.
Mess Pork - 50.
Bac n-Cles- sides, ls15.
Wbi,ky-9 (S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

IQul1yfIfA Hay 1e-The inangum1leo
q oAllS asfbl6 ssaAns q Henry Cay, q
Court HOueeGquosa. took plaO to-day, and
wD one of ~ 0oGe beir1aae dsn0nstsa
tlons ever mad IN this city. The proQesp
sion Of the different orders and associations
was Wy hong and impoeing. Judge W. r.
front Of the Court House, which was lis.
tsned to BY a. immense crowd Of oil colors.
The ode written for the occasion BY George
D. Prentice, l. pronounced to b his ablest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Chicago Lave 1eoclx 0larlxet.
by Telegraph Nay 81.
Csttls-Rsceipts 81 cars. Choics - prime,
s.5o@l0.0e; fsir 70 good, 7.5o@s.S0; cemnos
to medium, 6.O001.4o.
Hogs -Receipts 81 cars. Choice V prime
s.oO@s25; fair 70 good B,S09s.se common
to nedium I. s0995. 40, - - ~.
Shesp-Rsceipts u ears. Good to prime, SIS
a. 90 common to fair, e.OOa6 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

NEW DRUG STORE.
u0oDuOlTn 1 EleIL,
=. ~. Ger. TAlsA - 0raAv D..
(wiAA VIZ. kAAsay's Jswsiss sasss.)
DAvENpoaf. IOWA.
HAvH RECBNfLY OPENED 4 UA1u-
II folly sslsslsA Stock u ftssA
D1U06 AND uEDlCluE =,
Palnts, Oils and GLASS,
Hair BestsratlvesI
nn Dye 0tu0s an
1ponSss.
reffanory, Fancy Soaps,
BRUSHES AND COMBS,
POHADfS AND
HJ FANCY IOIk8T AkuUl2O. -
., ss;y =; - i sz*ss e sS
E..:::i,: fsss:s.''on.
Jsyne's
Kenssdy's I"
RadWay's
Mr.. wieescw's Sosthias!syrsP.
Pure Cod Liver Oil,
Wizard and 0srgline Oh.
Sanfoed's Liver Invieosesos.
Lalsmand's Rheumatism and Nsusslgia REM
edv.
Co.'S Cough Baisam,
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Hostestef's Rittsea.
sloan's Condition Powder, Nerve end Boss
LluemsaAs,
AcAlisesr's Ointment. 40, &c.
Also. Choice Wines aud Bfaudiss. Holland
0in aud bourbon Whisky. for Medical purposes,
al OF which they odss % Low ~ the same quail
ttee oao Be purchased elsewhere.
Being prsetieai Drusgisss thsy hope 70 merit
share Of pshlie patronage.
Prescriptions esrsfaliy compounded q I'll
A0osa. decl7 -dsodem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31
Bulls sarsaparilla.
a Decd Dgeasen fsr che Cnpsaanse
Faith.
READ 7nE CAPTAINS LErTER AND TH0
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, No., April 10. 1888,
Ds. Jomx BuLL-- Desr Sir kno vi ing the q.
iciency OF your HsSsspaSills, end the healing
and beneficial qualities u possesses. ssad you
the following statement Of my case
was wounded about two years ago--wae %.
ken prisoner and conde4ter sixteen month.
he aled vet. have not sat up . moment since
was wounded, - sAot through the hips.--
NJ general health u impaired, ssd sesd SONS
thts0 70 essisA .ssesse, I have more faith "
your Sefoaoosi11o fhan II any thing else,
wish thas that 10 gsauiss, Please .eSpSess os
half . Aosen BEETLES. ed ehlige
Car. y. r. Jsassse. o. lssie. No
P.O.-5hs following wes wsittea Apsil -.
lo09. y 0su. jessie JSAsssa, nethss q o.
S0Aaooo: h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Stssy pslsA WAiss o., As1,. Nay -. 'ss
Dn. Joas ouiA-lSeoe IA: Lest February
~ h Lssisville purshepiag drvgs, and got
oe0o 81 year 0os6eposilIa ed Csdf0e Blttsrs.
~ ~. 10 nw. Wke w. With ~ 10 che store.
Ass hssa deWo 9th rAsuaasisa Tor tome time.
coanseesd . ~ Rittefs. saa 5000 fesad his
general AeeoeA tmreOvtae.
d.. 01sl 40 hos bsea IN ~ health, tried
them, ana No also impeoved.
Dr. Coffee, who hss bssa - bed health for
several yesss--stOnach and liver eaecesd-hs
improved mush By the USE Of your 0ittses. In.
secd The Cedron Risssrs have gives zoe igreat
popularity in this settlement II think could
sell great qusatttv Of ycur medicine this fell
especial your Cedrcn Bittess and Narspsvilla.
ship me via Memphis, care of Riekstt
Nicely.
\. WAsssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

DaveDpsrt SDarlsss DepSrs.
c.. -. Hss 81 isss.
Retsil balk case.
So pGpee, 90 %.
- ~ al. SO.
..tt' 09aieht beood ALTO.
@@ A!ssoufi White Wiates. iksssls. ols.
!. WhcoesAls e0cte ~ ~ 1ess.
CosH MsAL.-rse 100 ne. e19o0a. 50.
wssAs.-Reesipts nominal - Vsiose saes~
Nos. and 3 prices
range fsom.. ........1 lis 70 $50 Per bushsl
Coax .................. 656el.oO
0Ars.: .:.............. COG 70
Relic.
Barley. - 6eAl 10
Busssa Per b setaaSe. SIS
Eaas.-Psr dozen. lOU.
Ws1A DRAnA-PFine navy oi.7SVo ea.o 90.
has.-Pes too. Timothy is.cv; Upland rsai-
ureen Xppies-s % pss bus,.,
OoAl-By ths losd. osso. = verd. lee d..
hvered, zoe PEE bushsi.
Chicago MaraEees.
By Telegraph May 81.
Floar-Narkst reaaias Ian sss vant Of do.
msnd. Most sellers ara utterly disgustsd with
the trade; there are NO buysrs, and many hold
ere deso II useless TO show sanpiss sales oi
white winter extras. choice. 1t 1900 red winter
extras q Il 90; spring extra q IL IS.
Wheat -Msfkei dali aad uas6tlleA. but range
ofpficss net 80 vide ~ yestsrdav opened q
a.ls for regular receipts Of Nc. spring fell o6
70 2.l602.ls, edvasced 20 ABIGAIL rsgulss
2.ls for fresh. end closed nemisal st S.l7 IL
for regular and fresh recsiptA Nothing asne il
No. Of rejected sPrisg, buyers offered las fsl
tho latter IS II 8
Corn-.Ns. opened before 'chsngs laei1<s
higher than the close yestssday, st at ]. O2; =
ruled comparatively setive II l.el1 oi0a, wish
clesiae sAlss Ct suiside price. No. 3 eeeive. q
Oats-Receipts large and a6alc lower thar
yesterday, ct 6s@6s.; market ciosisg quiet viii
buyers 1t SIC.
kye-Qsist, and 30. ieHes. a.t IA
Prcvislcns-Duli aad 'owvs on lard; other r.
tisles unchanged. =
Eggs-Fresh 140ll5c.
Anftar.=C haio0 Holl lQ040c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
tine Bes1f AnD the CHEAPEST. I"

There is no subject which should more July
cneross the attention OF families. or II Of more
vital Importance to the community, than the
purity and excellence Of those articles which
enter into and compose our daily food, or more
occasional Refreshments. lis
1t is we'll established fact, that large PEI
cent. Of diseee and mortality iaeugsndsred o.
aggrivated BY impure, dclsserioas ingredients
aad poisonous deliberations, in what We cat and
drink, and no part Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

presents sotempting neld for the cupidhy Of
the INSCRIPTIONS 10 impose upon the public In.
ferior. impure. and poisonous ,reparations.
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vigilance and care should b used in their selss-
tion. We respectfully call vour ssteation to
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declaring them incompetent for the
position they recently held.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S,-Thc fol
lowing order was issued to-day:
lrD'oRs oPTuEA, A. a, q. OrPicE, !
WASHINGTON, Ang 2S, 'G7.
In pursuance Of the foregoing or
der of tho President of the United
States, Brovot Major General Candy
viii, on receipt of this order, turn
over his present command 10 the
officer next in rank to himself, and
proceed to Charleston, South Caro-
lima, to relieve Major General Sick
les of the command of tho Second
Military District. Major General
Slekloa, on being relieved, will re-
pair 20 Now York city and report,
by letter, to tho Adjutant Gonoral,
BY order Of Gen. u. S. Grant.
IL, ID. TOWNSEND,
A. A. G.
The order regarding the Fifth
District was not promulgated n.
three o'clock to-day.
. Revenue receipts, 1858, 900.
General Grant had prolonged
interview with the President this
morning, During the interview
matters were adjusted and Grants
letter of yesterday was withdrawn.
Subsequently the order relieving
Sickles was promulgated, and there
are assurances that the order affect
ing the Fifth District will be pro-
mulgatad tomorrow.
Secretary Browning was quite
sick this morning.
Sir VIM, Napier commands tho
expedition from India for thc rescue
oftho Abyssinian prisoners.
The Great Eastern has been char
tered to lay cable in May, between
Brcst and New York.
Denmark has removed her de-
mand on Prussia claiming Schles-
wig.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Laor advicos
confirm the success of the inshrroc-
tionists in .Arragon. Tho Spanish
commander killed.