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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-02
Reference 10 the Internal Revenue

Reference 10 the Internal Revenue
Record shows that the period Is pass
ing rapidly away within which 10
solvent debtors Of past years may
avail themselves Of The national
bankrupt law, with such advantages
as they now possess. Aiier the ID
Of March, 1868, no debtor, will be
able 10 obiain ! discharge in bank
rup,cy unIess bis assets shall pay
City per cent Of his Indebtedness, or
BY assent In writing Of majority in
number and value Of his creditors.
This fact i not generally known, and
any one desiring to obtain the benefit
Of the oct has no time 10 lose. Only
four months remain, and . dischargr
cannot IN any case be Obtained iu less
than three months, and where there
Is opposition, more Time y required
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A CHANCE FOR MIscEeENATIoN,
RADIcAIs.-The Sumpter s. C)
Republican publishes the following
matrimonial advertisement from q
colored woman:
LOVE IN A CABIN.
/ am a friend of de Yankees, or
more better, de- Periodicals, as l hear
dey ar tryin' to make demselves our
equals; I viii respond wild any good
and true Perradical on de subject Of
marryin'. And / give mi promise
to treat him fully as mi equal (if he
has got a white skin, so long as he
sticks to us colored women. / has a
nice cabin, good close, am young, 2S,
and has but one sponsibility, whose
father Is a fall-blood Psrradical, and
/ will answer any letter wild a view
TO marryin'. I will pledge myself
to make him mi equal in all things,
IL be behaves himself.
Address, BETTY SPIRES,
- Freedwoman, Adams Station, Ga,
in care Of mi old Boss.
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HuseARrAx HArR OrL-Take
four ounces szoh of strong alcohol
and castor oil, tiseturs Of red sanders
or slkanes hall ounee, oil bsFy~nsos,
oil lemon, Of esch oas dr.chm. Mix
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5is months 1900
Twelve months, $4,000
Cotrss--fhss months, 10000
Els months, 1890
Twelve months, $4,000
Marriage and obituary notices, n NOT more
Than Ten lInea--ffee, and over ten llnss charged
IL regular advertising rates
All advertisements of a strictly personal
character, will be charged q, The rate of twenty
cents per line.
Editorial notices In local column, twenty-five
cents per iine
Jon WORK Of every description done with
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State Central Executive Com.
Jackson, Miss, Oct. |, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
q -
IOWA

DuBuQuE, April 1.-The Bridge Conysn.
ton perfected permanent organization
yesterday and held afternoon and evening
sessions.
They adjourned sine die.
Interior towns were well represented and
expressions Of most friendly feelings and
mutual interests were exchanged.
The Company organized to build the
bridges and articles Of incorporation adopt
ed the capital to be 81 100000.
The ice n the river is becoming very rot.
ten, and It is thought that it must soon
break up.
The city government changed admin,s>
trations to day.
}. X. Graves has received tclsgraphs
from Senators Grimes and Harlan and from
Chicago, New York, Milwaukee and int
rior cities csnRratulating him on his election
20 the Mayoyship.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
TalE NEWS.

Tho spring elections show largely increas-
ed Democratic gains nearly every where.
Mad dogs have appeared IA Memphis and
bitten several children.
There 10 . proapect Of speedy -e,,lemca,
between Chill and Spain.
One hundred people we're killed BY 4
terrific thundes and iishtning storm in Be-.
Iivia.
The crops IN Ksatseky and Tennessee are
locking veil, and premise an abundant hsr
veal. ~-sf
Maine and New Hampshire ere TO observe
April ath - day Of faAsias end prsysr.
AAw min exploded in Henderson ceun.
y, Ky., on Tuesday. instantly killing AZ,
pe.ons.
The War Department has fu, h;shed u.
Governor Of this Stlt, with sull lat Of All
she dese'ters fro II tac regular army.
! The liquor .siers e Ioston, " Q teinpo.
rarity closed on accosnt OF tie sharp en-
torcemeut Of the liquor law, vii SION re,
sumo business.
:. Tas exl seinsa: q inducing the several
tfibo u la1iaas = AbAadon thu chase, and
sngaes 10 seesk raising, = 10 b tried.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Ss. Lours. April 4.
Flour-Firm but quiet fall .upsrtine q elo. 90
0ll.0O; extra a el3 00@i2.75; Xx 1t e14.250
1925; choice At els. 25ol7.O0
Wheat-Firm; prime 70 choice fall At $3.50
$40.
Corn-stif ct 01.0s@l. esn1.lO.
Oats-Higher st SlGaSlc. per bushel.
Barlsy-Firm and unchanged.
Rye-l.85@l.37 per bu.
Provisions Quiet ana unchanged.
Mess Pork-esa. SO for repacked. Original
packages. % 90.
Sides-l2]<0l2A.
Bacon - Shoulders 81 eek.
Lard-Dull.
Tobacco-Dull.
Whiaksy-Weak At el.l40l.ls.
Hsy-Tirm at 5000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
An important discovery Of gold hes bssn

An important discovery Of gold hes bsen
made II Fort Beauford, at the mouth OF the
Yellow Stone river, Dskotah Territory
Ten cents in gold has been found in every
quart Of dirt.
The Democrats gained handsomely at the
city election held in Keokuk on Monday
They elected three out Of four Aldermen
and The City Marshal Quite gain on last
years result.
The Denver City election has been heard
from when under the new Congressional en-
acsmert negroes were permitted to VOTE
The dispatches inform Us that M disturb
encs took place.
The fronting season on Csps Cod has
commenced, and Il b said that the trout
rivers end hays II and aresnd Nasshpss
district promise gid catch this seasen.
The Massachusetts, State Prison is crowd
dsd with its COO inmates, anas rev wing
TO contain eco cells, 10 70 be comnenced 1t
once
Osnsby, who ran OF recently With $780,
600 Of the funds Of the people Of Adair
county, No.. wac formerly Law partner Of
ben. Buffers. Likes do like like.
It is announced by the authority II one
Of the officers Of The Bank Of England. that
'in all lis dealings with the United States,
the bank has never lost . cent BY an Amer.
oan.'
The Indian delegations in Washington
arc in n state Of impecuniosily, and are
giving "war Dances a, . dancing garden,
TO procure their daily bread, tobacco and
whisky.
Mrs. J. G. Fremont is laboring with zeal,
energy and tru. womanly devotion, to pro-
cure aid for the destitute people Of the
South. Such charity Of the wife will cover
. multitude Of the shortcomings OF the
husband.
General David vickers, brother.in law Of
General Fitzpatrick. is arranging to build
new railroads in Chill. He has On exclusive
right granted by the Chilian government
Smuggling is carried o. along the Cana,
dian border in a way that would Dc cred
il TO the -contrabandists Of the Preyness.
The operations Of smugglers are very &C.
tive al along the eastern border Of Maine
Several arrests Of suspected smugglers hsvs
been made At PASSPORT, and . large quantit
Of smuggied goods has been found there. .
The earthworks Of the Paris Exhibition
including the Park, amount to upwards o
half . million Of cubic yards. The iron
work amounts 10 $4,000 tons OF which 10,
600 tone ere in the great machine gallery
The windows Of This gallery present , sur
face Of 5S.70o square yards, and those @
the other galleries $4,000. The place itssl
occupied ~ area Of 140, 1874 square yards
OF this. 81, 600 square yards will be occupi
ed by France. 81, 653 BY England, and 2, go
by the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
HOSTETTEIs'S
Stomach Bitteys.

The following letters, from we'll known pay-
..cisus aud lndividnas, show the estimation in
which this celebrated preparation 10 held by
those who have nsoa them
Pirvssrgo, May l, 1865.
Messrx uostetter A Smith -Gentlemen: Du-
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ch e .nd fevcs which brought me 20 nay beu
aud haaily terminated In Uphold feses, aud
confined me 10 my room for ssveral months,
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clllfQRnla.

San FaAxcrsco, April 3.-The steamer
Colosado9ssiled to-day for Yoke Homs anu
Hong Heng with full freight. 90 cabin pas
sengers. 900 steerage. and l5O, 900 treasure.
The China brig, jamie. sailed for Hong Kong
an hour before the Colorado, with an intend.
cd race. She carries n cargo Of Hour and
whea, and $50. 600 treasure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

CaicAoo. April 4.
Fl0ur-NaSket was trmer, with fair business
sales. White winter extras $500; spring eX.
tras 1t 11.750lS.25: spring super6ne At $. 81. -
Wheat = nsrket moderately active; No. 2
spring opened ct %, closing at 2s4x.aels
Corn-No. sstive but irregular. opening q.
s9e., declined to ss1{o.. closing with buyers At
9sc. No quiet q zoe. for winter. end s2c. for
fresh; rejected lover. at ss1{@Sslsc.
Osis-No. .. 1-208 &C. lower, 1T so lag
"a. market closing quiet At outside price; fresh
receipts 52@52l-l
Ryc-Rather active and without nominal
change, at tl.82 21i 81 for winter and fresh
No. !; No 9, fresh, At so
Barley No. 9. sc. higher l % for winter
receipts.
Cut Mcats-1n small demand to fill orders. al,
lee. for rough sides, l-4G9 lac. for cumber-
lands; lie. for short clear 10 l 4al0 l-2c. for
short ribbed Sc. for shoulders; all loose sweet
picked hams dull at IL l-4@l3 l &c.
Mess Pork = Ciosei dull at f22. 30; extra
prime at tl7.5o. Runps scarce, and held a,
1880
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M0NON0AMELA .
from ! orleB.
LEWIS, OLlyRR 1 PHILLIPS,

Carriage and Tire E3O1tss
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WaGen and Slkeln lBOl6k.
CO0ch ond Ing HcrcWe,
1quare ana AAexngOm Nute,
Mnchimc Ond 1PlOyv bolts, = =
NrOU90e nrOm H1f0gc0,& @s-s
L0ycPo Rronu.
1SFe00e oSelas ssa0 Castlmgs.
splice 0GqPn 0md bolts, sc.
tou aseotlmeut 81 ktandard sise6 keps q
49,. wAREHOUSE--Wsse rsAd Mss4e6 g.,
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EaksxLlS, Clinton Co, Ind. Dee. =, IS
IL 4 -. 4.

FsAsNLis, Clinton Co.. Ind. Dee. :, 1854.
aessss. Host etter 4 Smith, TENTS: Some
"a months since was troubled with weakness
% the stomach. and had lost my appetite. and
on the recommc ndation of br Cox our family
pa, sic,aa. pnrch ,sed several uoul. al your
bittcrs, which had tlc desired elect Of testor.
ing NJ. t. health l.ui Of hate have not wee n
alba 60 obtain your iiiters in our place. Please
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y ~ send me some tor sale viii be pleased 10
have tbs agency, az can recommend them 70
h. what thew are represented
Yours. truly. JOHN + HUTCHINSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,

ORIGINAL NOIlCE.
STATE OF IOWA,
ScorT CouNxY.
In the District Court:
c. II. Mccormick & BEos.,
George W. Rogers. Elizabeth A Rogers.
Samuel Porter and Elizabeth Porter.
To George ". Rogers, Elizabeth A. Rogers,
Ssmuel Porter and Elizabeth Porter, Dee
fendants:
You are hereby notified that on or before
the 2lst day Of November, 1896, Petition
will b. died By said Plaintiifs y. H. McCor.
mick L Bsus. in The el1se Of the Clerk d
the Distsiss Court Of said Scott County,
Iowa, claiming Of you one theusaa1 dollars
On two notes executed by Samuel Portes,
dated Nay Gath, 1s65-ons for o552, due
November Let, 1866, and one for $z72. due
November Let, 1866, with intsrest q 10 per
cent, per aonum also the foreclosure Of Z
Quit clsim deed o. . mortgage executed ~
George w. Rogers and Elizabeth A. ReG>
sss 10 secuss said notes with otheu also .
writ Of injunction. And that unless you
appear thereto aud deissd before noon Of
the secoAd day Of the next Term Of said
Court commencing ae Davenport On the let
Monday Of February. 1867, Default will Be
entered against you and decree a. prayed
in said petition.
G. II. Mccormick & Bros. Plaintiffs.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG;, Attorneys.
Dated this 2lst day Of Nov. 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

CurcAoo. April A Nashville special Of
the Sd, says: Sheriff Psden, Of Gilss, hss
actually returned to the Assessor two ne
grces. claiming that they are still his prop.
efty, and thas all laws and constitutions Of
the country are void.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
j. A. POZZONI.
nAxusAcseaoa AxD fnr0Afan or
HUMAN HA1E

No. ia Moth ~ Street., ST. LOUIS, NO.
Yeur atteniion solicited 70 tAe larys stoek Of n.
nan hair goods. Hsai6s o. 1C1g ha1f. Wigs. Ton
nameutal hair, which oes 1t lower rates than An,
other house, and warrant Ill Of very superior work
mar ship.
J. A. Porzox,s indicated Complexion Powder. I,
now acknowledged by thousands oflsiies who use /,
daily to be the 0nlv preparation that does not rough
the rkin. barn chap blistsrcr leave blsck spots In
OF nsing she many nxtsuuD now hcfre the pubic
Poxxonrs Medicated Complexion Powder impar,s
the skin aecatey son and smooth, rrnovee Frrckies
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&c can be used With the greatest confidence there z
Druggists. J. A. rOZZ0NL 81 turS ~!
spri-dlyl investor nd sole Prucrietoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Also one person foe Alderman h each wafd Of the
City.
tied IAN ordinance to provide for paying the Chair
man Of the Committee ON Streets"
That one poll win be opened In cach Ward to re-
ceive ballots At O'Clock a. II and kept open until
O'Clock r. NJ, At the following places. viz:
LIST Ward-At the house Of Heinrich E0edts, West
Second Street.
"a W ard lat the house Of n. O. Moller, Corner 81
Fourth Street and Western Avenue.
Sd Ward-At the Court noaDe.
4oh Ward-At the City Hail.
6th Ward-At the Rsnnsylvania House.
y eth Ward-At the on School House In East Davso-
port.
CITY C1qk.
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aeeNt>~p. Prince William County. Va

iieekt>Np. Pfince William County. Va,
January 80, 1888.
L.ssrs Hostetter L Smith
Sirs Il bslisve your b.ttcrs are the best in
use. tired them for dyspepsia in 1888, and
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had no faith in them. tried them Go please
friend. had beeu PROSTATE for several week
with dyspepsiA aud chrouic diarrhea expect
81 10 die but less than one bottle 40 far re-
stored me that csuld ait~ a 10 my business
Last October overworked myself. which re-
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used your buffers. aud was soon restored Ia
health. | have recommended them Ia hun
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Truly yours MIRANDA CHAPEL,
Postmaster at auckland, Va
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
The WHITE PIE ClrdpOukp

at wac early In the spring Of ~ that this
pound was Originated. member oiny family was
afflicted with Irritation 81 the throat attended wi IA
. die agreeable cough. had fur come months pre-
vnus Thought that preparation HAVING for its basis
the inside bark Of white pine might be 90 compound
ed % bs very useful In teaser Of the throat and
lungs To test the value Of i: Ia the alluded TO.
! compoundcd small quantity ~ the medicine that
I bad been planning, and gave II In teaspoonfu do
ses The result wasexcecdngly gratifying. Within
days the irritation Of tho throat was removed.
the cough eubstded and speedy cnre was e1octed.-
Soon after this Iseut rome TO lady In Londonderry,
N. II who had been suffering for come weeks from
. bad cough, occasiobcd by n sudden cold, and had
raised mncns stroaked Will blood. She soon found
relief and cent for She took about ten ounces
oft, and got well ) Clarke. Eco. editor OF the
Manchester Daily Mirror made trial 81 tho came
preparation Ia the 81 severe cold and cured
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placed before the pablo. that he finally persuaded
me % give II name, and send II abroad tn benefit
tho suffering. In November. 1858. nrst advertised
Il under the name ~ White Pine Compound. In two
Manchester alone one hundred doliafp worth, where
u took The lead 4 all the cough remedies in tho
ket. aud II stili maintains that position. There ID
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wNhsi ~ tfe taste, and |. eaoeedingiy cheap.
As a remedy for kidney complaints tho White
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mated for hstpurpose but person using II Tor Z
cough wss not only cured of . cough. but wae alsc
cured Of a kidney difficulty Of ten yesse standing =
since thst accidental discovery many thousands
used II for the same complaint and have been com
pletely cared ~
Since thsu, "a IN Manchester. the White Pine Com
pound has taken the lead oS all Cough remedies N
we'll o. preparation for the cure 81 Kidney dnicnI
ties In every city. town. village and hamlet
out ths New England states.
This remedy h ~ cafe aud pleasant to take ae 1t 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Assrs. Hostetter h SAITH Gauts II IL
With the greatest plessur. thnt ! recouinend
your Htomcch Bist~rs 10 tho public, think i
3 the best bitter. fiha day. II is especially
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Heterogeneous OF TIA. liver ara prevalent. Ter
wears experience in the use Of compounds, 81
euratives. conpeis me IA give your Bitter tbs
preference that ia popularity merits
+ ANGLE. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

new Y Os.h yAar1ks Z.
NV ronx. April 4.
Fiour-M More active, 51l0c. better. go. s0(f-
4ll.s5 for extra State, and &1l..5Qtl2 20 for
Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-Active, lel2c. better, t2.50ta$ 81. 50
for No. 9 Mil. t2.4S for Nos. and mixed
Rye-Firmer.
Barley Heavy.
Corn-Dull, about lc. lover, el.2I for yellow
Western in store, and $l.lsta$l.S0 for mixed
Western in store.
Oats Dull.
posk-Heavy and lower. new closing ct ass..
80 for cash, end sea 81 Q egg Is for old.
Lsrd-Dull and heavy, l90lSL for new
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

CucunAsi, April4
Flour Unchanged.
Whea.-Quiet, but held firmly at 2.s7@2. go
for No. Winter, aaA q. eS % for No. l.
Corn--Rxcited and pricea higher; No. held
at s5c in bulk. and CSC in sacks.
Oais-Advanced to yo67Ic in bulk, cl0aipg
Unsettled.
Rye-So.d at I IS, aud very scarce.
Barley -Eirmer end no higher.
Whiskey-DulL.
provisieas- Uuchsnged and quiet. and meth.
ing Of consequence done.
Lard--Eirm but quiet.
Mesa Pork-e23.0o.
Butter-S003sc.
Cheess-l7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
XsxiA, Clay County, n

NeSiA, Clay County, ILL.,
Msssrs. Hostetses 4 Smith-0entleinen l
Lavs3sed and sften psescsibed your Stomach
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excellent appetizer and tonic and prize il as
enc OF the best medicines Of the day.
RIO. MOORE NJ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

-. oooues -, nay ~, leoJ.
Hsssrs. Hostetter 4 smith
Dear Sirs-wiil you % me the favor to fer
wwd BY express one-hslf dozea Hostetter's
Writers. with bill for which l will remit ven %
receipt Of the same, Is am unable 20 procure
soas nsd'cine here; and if had = quantity IL
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psopssauca IN use Tor disease having their
os.n WIN diseased stomach have used
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Yours very respectfully,
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ospaassus., Sussex Cou.ty, y. j..
September, Is, 1895.
aessts. liostett.r h Smith
Gentlemen . long time have been az
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sSle To attend 20 any business. l was advised %
usc your Biucrs. which did, snd found them
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JOHN n GKEACEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

NAIrUtlN,
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v-'y respectfully. YOURS, -
e. T. kiLNER, N. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

EnNGm.s. tfagham county. Ill.
H.ssrs. Host.t 4 = NTH
Gentlemen pleasure | eau saw that
.oar iiiters are supe rior 10 an, Others. lha,e
used them IN my family for long time, aud
alsay~ with D s-o.lcit resul,s.
Yours. Very truly.
ROBERT GlLBERr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
tluIsroS. Pa. Nov,

tLulsroS Pa. November 1. ls6j.
Ne-sts. Hostctter x Smith
Uentlemen We have been selling your
Stomach Buffers for eighteen months aud find
them al excellent medicine. ALI that Is ncce ssary
is TO let the people know their virtue. aud they
willuss shen,. have tried them myself, and
now recomm, nd them 10 ali who have weak
sismaeas. Respectfully YOURS,
WkTrERSoN 4 MCFARLAND
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO. April IA.
Cattle-Receipts los car choice 30 prime
t1.s5Qs. 90; fair to good s6.25@7 80 +; common
10 medium e6.sU06.co.
Hogs. Receipts So cars; choice to pri.Ae
TO medium a.. 4016.S0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. April 4.-S,cadman' paper
mill near Frankfort, KY, was completely
burned yesterday morning. Loss, &c, 900.
Insured.