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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-25
ETER YRODY
JAMES SWANSON 4 SON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PINE LUMBER,
Shingles. Lath, Doors, and Sash.

Also, large assortment of Allegheny,
Chicago, and Toledo Lumber nd Floorfng,
dressed and Undressed, on hand and for
sale.
Extra iSaaced and Shared Pine
Shingles, eighteen inches long.
We respectfully solicit the citizens of
Evansville 10 give us "A can and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
YARD on WATER STREET,
Opposite Lamasco Wharf, Evansville.
All orders promptly attended to.
Mays dom
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For SALE.-I will. sell my entire
stock Of boots and shoes, at No. 81
Main Street, Any one wishing to
engage in. the business can get
splendid bargain, as [ am anxious to
sell. Not being az resident of the
city, | -cannotgiye my personal atten-
ton to the business, and, therefore,
desire to sell out, Call Immediately.
at No. 81 Main Street, as | can only.
remain in tue city few days.
1t ' GEORGE NJ. LoZIER.
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STOVES AND TINwARE-WholesaIe
and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3md6cw M
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working on the streets at sixty cents
per day. He went to Jail to reflect
on it.
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To MEMPHIs-Semi-weekly.

Il Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
vilie,) carrying the MAIL leaves att A.. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. fo5 af's ft997s %. :; 90
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ. la'f. 4fofs {
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
cept Sundays) at A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 p. NJ.
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sun
dayD from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
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s0-Go to Lozier & Koffman's to
buy cheap goods. " may23-tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Strong Testimony.

TAMARoA, Perry County, Ill.,, /
Dec. Ii, 1866.
sTEEaa sertifies that have used and re-
ez1Exsxzreactd in my practice, during the
Lzszss xxEfr- aears, HOSTETTEK'S STOMACH
EE<Essszs 80 with perfect satisfaction and
sszsak-zrzsz1S OF easure in recon mendlng them
sssSsts Tsa1lic. 4. II. PRICE, MD.
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z The WEATHER.-The continued
cold weatheris we'll calculated to ere
ate uneasiness relative to the grow
ing crops, not only of fruits, but also
of cereals. The weather for the past
several days is unprecedented in this
latitude for the last 80 years r 6 -
In 1888, if we remember rightly, a
considerable territory of Pennsylva-
MIA ( and Ohio. including what is
known as the g Pan handle in Vir-
ginia, was visited, after series of
weather similar to this, with killing
frost about the last of May or the
first Of June, which literally killed
whole fields of wheat in the straw
just when the heads were swelling,
but before they burst forth, and in a
day or two afterwards the fields were
sere and yellow as stubble field.
The most painful apprehensions of
famine were entertained. and many
fields were plown up to be sown with
buckwheat, the demand for which
grain suddenly became SO great that
it rose to 81 per bushel.
Happily, however, the roots of the
wheat were not killed. and short
term of warm, moist weather
caused new stalks to shoot out from
the roots, and good half crop or
more was the result. We hope we
may never experience such a phe-
nomanon again, for though but boy
then we well remember the terror
and CONSERVATION it produced, and
the real suffering, too, as it put the
price Of grain and -four up to such a
rate that poor people were unable to
buy sufficient to save them from want
and hunger = = + = "a "a = :
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TUscoLA. H.. Aug. 3. 1866.

it53JVs
zxkrHr-s E9ostetteY & Smith = Dear Sirs:
Exzse Esyszx BITTERS in my family, and con-
zxssar 7han1s the best that can be procured.
EsE Mse has derived great benefit ffom
sxzazE saeua, and also considers them an
nHskSsE2kde medicine. ~ tati. 80
Haazzetfully yours, g. p. MILLER.
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COMING SOUTH.
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

.,,-, - FROM VINCENNES. 4 ~
- Going East. Going W.T..
M L N
Express ......... ............... 35 NJ 800 4 NJ
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STEAMBOATIINES. ~

Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
o'clock P. M. s1.s, q - 5ssrsIf .iie- - <
4 To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. M.
To EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock p. M. 1lua1 yFss
To He sDERSoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 8 O'Clock Pm. a1.s lirr 3lsses-
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
d. m.s . alsft.ttaa ~. ssH-1 fsl COZ 1lrt
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS

; y " EEI VI Il . I In " 7 .
THOR THE MILLION Having the
u Evansville agency for the sale of Ten
brook, Pierce & Co.'S Sweet Potato Plants,
we are prepared to fill orders, large or
small, at lowest market rates. A libe al
discount will be given to those who buy to
sell again. Plants carefully packed IN
sawdust. VICKERY BROS,
mayl6 IS Main Street
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xEnose who know thee not
4eswOrds can paint thy charms;
xssr those who know thee
Know thoult save from harm
Ia S4z. universal testimony of those who
as4zSr 5ssit the unrivalled virtues of DIR. j w.
ExasSaGso's White Pine Compound. In the
axAFsxsss for which it is recommended it
ssSstkxa.zCely has no rival. -ss .-s.ss.. F.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL-The la
dies of the Trinity NJ. E. Church
have selected next Thursday and Fri
day nights as the time, and Mozart
Hall as the place, for holding their
proposed Strawberry SUPERB There
are no ladies in the city who under
stand better how to arrange for these
refreshing entertainments to insure
success, and we take no risk in insur-
ing to those who attend a most pleas
ing and delightful affair. Luscious
strawberries and cream, fresh, rich,
and Sweet What is more delicious
to contemplate? The object is to
raise funds to. assist in paying for the
new organ, one of
the largest in the West, which
has been ordered for that
Church., and which is soon ex-
pected. Let every one remember
next Thursday and Friday nights,
and make arrangements to attend the
first Strawberry Festival of the sea-
son. srNc. r,7- {tz 12s4f}I .sf4 i
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Having expended a large amount
money in refitting the Book and job DE-
partments of this Office, the proprietor
feel. satisfied that they are now able
compete, successfully, with any like estab
lishment in this section of the country
and are prepared to offer such induce
ments to the public as they have not hith
erto enjoyed.
We are prepared to print, in the bes
style,
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

6OING NOhIH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
Evansville. Vincennes. T. Haute
Accom- Od't'n, $50 A N 1927 A NJ 40
Mail.............. 9 100 A M | ii :46 NJ 2:55P
Vincennes Ac AIS P NJ 7:15 P NJ ---....
COMING SOUTH.
Leave Leave Arrive
= IRE Haute. Vincennes. Ev1lle.
Vincennes Ac . 800 A N 9:07 A N
Freight & Ac. 6:4O A M 2::9 p NJ 5:3S N
Mall A 40 p NJ 1856 P NJ 10: 40 p N
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3-The convention of
Christian Associations which convened In
the Christian Association building in this
city to day, 10 Of mammoth proportions con.
tanning representatives from every part Of
the Union.
The exercises to-day have been Of the
most interesting character.
The wing officers have been selected
for the ensuing year: President, William
Reynolds, Pcoris, H.; Vice Presidents, U.
Bachelor. Wisconsin. X. b. LOOMS, Michi.
gan; ii. II. Judson. Indiana; Samuel Cup
pies, Missouri; ii. A. Shenoir, Ohio, Hon.
II. &. Henderson, Iowa; David c. Bell, Min.
nesota; Secretary, Silhs Farmer; Assistant
Secretaries, ii. Post and X. Bromell.
The schooner Ringold, during the recent
great gale on the lake, was capsizcd abou.
half way between Chicago and 81. Joseph,
and three men and boy drowned
The committee OF citizens appointed to
receive Gen. Sheridan. on the occasion Of
his visit to Chicago. numbers two hundred
and seventy two. The committee have a
meeting to morrow evening to perfect the
arrangements for the reception
The Post has information that the fire
Tuesday night in Fairbury, ILL.,. resulted in
q loss OF between $4,000 and CSC, 900.
1t is thought the proceeds Of the Illinois
State Fair will reach $4,000. Rain this
morning laid the dust. and the crowd upon
the grounds this afternoon was immense
All unite now in pronouucipg tie exhibi
ton great success.
The number OF conyic,s row in the I'LL
nois State Penitentiasy numbers ,03S Dur
ing September 6S were received. The la
Dor Of the institution continues 10 he profit
ably employed.
eyThe Evening Journal reports having let
ter from st. Louis in which the writer esti-
rates there were over 100 deaths . day
from Cholera in that city las. week. The
disease. however. it is stated, is now rapidly
disappearing. The writer asserts the prev
silence of the malady was kept secret for
fear of injuriug business
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
STAND ARD SKIRT
s,,c Fashionable World.

Por Young Ladies', hirscs and Children. trcy are
Superior 10 All Others. Inquire for thc Duplex Emp
&c tor douhlc) Spring skirt. For Sale IN all stor %
where First Glass skirts =, ID, throughout the U.
b. and elsewhere.
WEST. BRADLEY 3 CARY.
Sole owner Of Patent aud Exclusive Nsnuiactif
ere Warehouse ard oGlec. VI Chamber. and ~ 81
Head. 81 X Y lelT-c1 w6m
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NEW YORK.

New YoaK, Oct 4.-The Herald's epe>
cisl says: Contracts with the Southern
railroad and steamboat companies for the
transportation Of mails throughout the
south, are oil being satisfactorily carried
out.
The Paymaster General, II 10 understood.
has received orders from the Secretary 81
War, to reduce the clerical force Of his de-
partment. II 10 estimated that about 400
clerks vii! have been dismissed By similar
recent orders.
Secretary Browning's health 10 80 far i'm
proved that he will soon resume bis duties
instead Of sesigning, as expected.
The Times speciel says: Several preui>
nent republicans hold the opinion that in
case the House presents the President for
impeachment he will 10 suspended from
office during the trial.
by Gen. Grants order preference is TO be
given in ali bureaus Of the War Departs
nent to clerks as follows: |. to thoae who
were wounded in the service, .. Soldiers
honorable discharged 3. To civiiiiane
having families.
A serious riot took place in Jefferson City,
La, on the second day of the election. II
0otlltteNFtI III vute DCtWetu TIE W Hitt :
and blacks, and was followed by general
melee, in which firearms were freely used
Two whites and four negroes were seriously
wounded. The military were called upon,
and soon quelled the riot
The Tribune's special says: Hunter,
who has been psrdoned BY the President,
says in his petition that he proposes to di.
rect himself to the pursuits Of private life
that he submits loyalty to the authorities
Of the United States, and recognizes The
power Of General Government to establish
its policy in the South. lie will counsel
conformity to that policy with as much
peace and oonten,ment ne possible.
The rebel newspapers OF Georgia and
Alabama contain appeals to the Southern
whites not TO vote Ut the coming election
for the convention.
Secretary McCullcch has dismissed Dep
uty Commissioner Wcst'nore, and told hin
TO appeal if he wished to.
X brake on one Of the Brooklyn cars
gave way this morning while descending
Atlantic street, when q lady named Emma
Ludwig became frightened, jumped from
the cars and was almost instantly killed
The cars ran off the track and were de>
molishad, injuring several other passen
gers.
A gentleman named Charles II. Lane
proposes that the Loyal League raise $55o,
coo for Mrs Lincoln.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
IOWA.

CLINTON, Oct. AT least 90, goo people
were in attendance upon the State Fair
yesterday.
The receipts were $4,000, making an az
gregste Of $4,000.
The recent showers greatly eonduced TO
the comfort Of oil concerned in the Fair and
accounts for the increased attendance.
II. NJ. Freas, Of H., took the premium on
pacing tesm, over j. E. Duflin. Of Mosri
son, best time 3:le.
+. NJ. Beardsley's horse, Of Moline, won
running race 10 2:ll.
Joe Hooker, owned BY j. c. Wolf, Cedar
Rapids, took the first premium in contest
between horses going nearest three minutes
in roads, and ,Plsckbird, owned BY A. c.
Smith, Of Clinton, Iowa, took tho red rib
bon, and Butcher Boy, belonging to q. W.
Ssvery, Des Moines, took the red.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3-The Revenue
Inspector made raid on the unlicensed
whisky t,ills in the northern part Of thu
city. on Saturday last, and were driven of
by the pc ,ple of the vicinity. TO day they
made another raid with increased force. but
Jared worse than Saturday, having severn
Of their party badly wounded with bricks
and pistol shots. They seized several stills
and were taking them off in care, whenA
large crowd OF men and women attacked
them, recovering the copper vessels, ant
drove off the officers
Deputy L. S. Marshal, Schuyler. received
six Of the seriously wounded Thos. Lane
one of The rioters, was shot in the head
The affair occurred near Port Richmond
which "a mostly inhabited by the loves
class of Irish
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WASHINGTON.

WAsniSGToN, Oct. 3-The bonds and
liens for tie lands are issued TO the Union
Pacific Railroad, on the 18th section Of IS
miles, which completes the road 455 miles
from Omaha.
= iIIevet Erig Gen. Forsyth, Major 10Th
Cavalry, has been detached from duty as
Assistant Inspector Of the 9th district. and
ordered u report IN the General command
iag the Department oi the Missouri.
Brevct Major General VIM Hoffman
Colonel 81 Infantry, with the head quarters
of that regiment, is to take the post at JET
ferson Barracks, No.
The following officers have been mustered
out and honorably discharged; LIST Dieu,.
e. \. Taylor, Brevct Major Vim. P. Brown,
Brevot Lieut. Col. A. =. ketchum.
On Tuesday, in accordance with the or
ders received at Washington by General
Ramsay commader Of the post, from Gen.
Grant, Secretary OF War, the bodies of the
| assassination conspirators and of Henry
| Wir2, the Andcrsonville jailor, were remov.
cd from their graves and rcintcrreu in
another portion If the grounds This re-
moval was made necessary by the projected
| improvements of the arsenal grounds
| The body Of J. Wilkes Booth was buried
in what was known As the ware room OF tho
penitentary building. 1t was enclosed in
an ammunition box After the grave
Was filled up with earth, the brick
flooring was replaced. The burial
having been accomplished. the windows
were boarded up and the door made secure
Secretary Stanton taking the key with him
The key was kept until few weeks ago
when it was returned 10 the arsenal officers.
On receipt of the order for the removal OF
the bodies including Booths. on Tueeday,
lsborers were at once set to work and soon
| accomplished the object, taking them from
the graves, before mentioned, and carrying
them to No warehouse where treucb
| was dug few feet from the north wall. In
this trench the bodies were placed, and az
secrecy bad been enjoincd, but few persons
were aware that removals had been made
| II would seem from this account that the
Government does not intend to give up The
bodies to relatives. The bodies of Booth
Payne, Harold, Atzerot, Wirx, and Mira
Surratt, were placed in common grave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis. Oct. 4.-Gene. Sherman, Har-
ney. Sanborn and Terry. and Senator Hem
derson, the Indian Peace Commissioners,
will leave here Tomorrow for Fl. Harker,
thence to Medicine I.ogds Creek. south Of
the Arkansas river, when they will hold q
grand council with the Indians.
Col. Taylor, now in Leavenwcrth, will join
the commissioners at Lawrence.
Col. Tappan, another commissioner, leit
here yesterday. with $4,000 worth Of
clothing and other goods for presents to the
Indians
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
MISSOURI.

ST. L,Uis, Oct, 3--Throe races took
place a. tie Laciede course this afternoon.
The first was mile dash for two year oldss
fee for all. tie purse 1900. TWAS won by
John Davis Lexington h.iv. II i:los
A race OF mile heats for $500. and stake
of $lt0 for the second horse. was won by
Smiths Nellie Gwynre; the second horse
being Sbaw's geliiDg Aloxandere Jones
born Was the favorite o. starting lie LOOK
the first heat Time i:ist and l:oO D.
The two mile heats for eco was won
e.sily hy the Duke of Orleans in two
straight hes,s Time 342s and 3:45f.
T. b. Patterson, trainer tor Johnson and
Douglass, was ruled off The track to day for
Insulting conduct towsrd the officers OF The
Ascension.
Hon Thomas +. NOEL. member Of Con.
gress from the Third district 10 this State,
died here this morning. after . brief illness.
A light rain fell here this evening, the
Ore, that has fallen for several weeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04

p. ID. RICH w. E1s
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OPTICS cspgR
Davenport National Dank

" II IT DIN. DIN n BI,
UF REPUTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
Of ~ wears IL lurt basis Tor claim To the conf
d-nco Of tie g immunity Dir. X present thi-
claim 10 the people OF Davenpor. and vicinity, and
also. any other evidence OF proper qualification de-
sired
Davenport July 81. 1867. jly27-diy.
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ILLINOIS,.

QuiScY, Oct. 4.-Y esterdsy ~ss the 4th
dsy Of the Fair.
The shower diminished the attendance
somewhat, but greatly improved the condi'
tlon Of the grounds.
There were about IS. 900 people present,
yielding the sum Of $4,000 to $1,000 to the
treasury.
The aggregate receipts up 10 last night,
amounted to $4,000, and it 10 hoped they
will touch At least t25, 900. AZ least el2,-
600 will be paid out 10 premiums.
The trot for the purse Of 500. best 8 in
5, was won BY Kirkwood, in three straight
heats.
The running race, l mile and repeat for
$500, ives won by Prairie Boy 10 2 straight
heats, time las; 1:444.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04

AfFICE on THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
~ Brady and Main streets.
Office hours, 8 20 10 A. NJ. . 70 4 r. NJ, 7 70
. Eve'g. Besidence, Brady At. bet. 9Th and 9th
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suan.s. AZ CHAIRMAN.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS = sIioP ON
v R-asiy street. brween sixth aud Seventh streets
Davenport. Iowa. Orders solicited, ard contracts
made on reasonable terms. sugiT-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4-The participants in
the proposed editorial excursion to the
Rocky Mountains, are already arriving in
this city preparatory to starting on Mon
day next. The committee Of arrangements
are At the Sherman House, where they will
remain until Monday purposely to issue
tickets to invited guests and attend to other
preparatory business.
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,,,,.wuort s,lour NgnrL.,


~ Telegraph Oct. 4.
Flour-In fair demand, aud COED degree Of
activity on spring extras. At . range Of 8 5n6
lo,s7Is; mostly a, s.to@s.75; super6ne 8 5oa
Whes,-e1cited aud prices irregular; No. 2.
e3al.s.: No !. l.se&2.o0; No. s arm Al
Corn quiet; l.a@l.N1l for No. .. ..d
l.o4l5@l .O5 for No j.
O.is- Sh sde firmer, at 53jfQNL.
R,e-Ac,lve 1@Sc better; las for No. 2; so
B.rley-l. lsGi lsll for No ..
Provisions aud not sufficient dane 20
make prices. -, =. eav -
| I.,d-Dull: sales At l3lle small CONCESSIONS
| are needed TO elect sales
| In, Nea.,-Numiual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
E-adley's DuDlex Elliptic Skirt

AVERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EA SLY
when in use o. occupy small space .
hing the most Agreeable SkIhI worn, ~ 81,
s,,rs n, Wholesale by VIC WADSWOk1u,
and Retail BY wADSWORTii 60.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
JOHN FUNCk,
1VArRU NEWT N1HARPEVER,

Corner I'd and Western Avenue.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF INSTRUMENTS
II .harJcned on the shortest notice For the
mediation OF the public, he be found every Thurs
day, Perry at, about the Post Once, with his
coutrements, augo-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

ERIE, Oct. A man named Geo. Gun.
Their, from Springfield, H., came to the Pc.
troleum House in this city yesterday, was
found dead in bed with his throat cut, this
morning He is supposed to have commit>
ted suicide. Ills family resides At Mend>
ham. N. ].
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04

physicians AND SURGEO0S. Office
i on Third Street. door west Of Brady.
south side Chec hours from to Y A. N. aud
from 10 6 p n nuglg-tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In
curniaure, Carpets. Oil Cloths.
Mate. IgaGs, window
shades, &c.
rnchs4 -dtf East Second Street. cor. Perry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04

By Telegraph Oct. 10.
Flour-Firm sales Of super6ns q $50 OF.
tres.75; Xxx 10. Ss@N. rs choice IL. oO0ail IS.
Whsa,-rnm and unchanged sales fall q
l.coQl.5o.
CoIn-Dnll !. os01 .l2Ql.l5.
Oats-Active and better; 6oQ62.
Barey-Unchanged.
Rye-l.l2i4.
pork-Sieady 4.2S924.60.
Bacon Sides Sc.
Shoulders--l4 Il%.
Lard-Ssles a ls1<9llc for tisrsss; lss for
| kre.oution has been passed on 'Chsngs that
hereafter oil sales shall be for cash on delivery
instead of three days, ~ heretofore Recent
failures have been the occasion Of this precsu-
ton being taken By sellsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY. Oct 3-Returns Of two
days have been received from Is COMMITTEES.
The number Of voters is 81 400, and the
number Of votes polled 34.36O being 5000
more than the required majority of one
half
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
.se1 a0rk Sa0rkes.

seS a0rk market.
By Telegraph October 4.
Cotton--Dull, az.
Fiour-lo@2oc better; 10 S50ll 25 for Extra
State 10 15@l3.70 for Il. II. ..
Wheat better; $40 for No. l spring to ar
rive; 2 40 for No. on the spot; 250 for No. / !;
800 for white Csifcrnis.
Rye-Firmer. 60 for western; new held
higher.
Corn--Active, 9Gsc better, l.s99l.:5ll tor
mixed western.
Oats-A shade 6rmer; .s>s for OSio aad
Chicago.
Pork-Duli and heavy +; a3.7sQ23.sa
Lard bull.
Petroleum-li for crude, aud s:;< for refined
IN bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAxcIsco. Oct. S-The extensive
tannerv and wool dressing establishment Of
Sedgsly L Davis was destroyed BY fire last
night. Loss about 100000.