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Leayenworth, Kansas, TO take charge of the
Office of the Chief Quartermaster, Department
Of the Missouri, and attend to its duties during
the absence of General Eaton.
COMMANDER OF TIE FIFTH MILITARY DIS.
TRIcT.-The President yesterday directed that
Breyet MAJOR General Robert e. Buchanan,
colonel first infantry, be assigned to duty ac-
cordirg to his brevet rank, and the order was
issued by Gen. Grant. Gen. Buchanan, who
Is now On duty in Louisiana, by this order is
placed in command of the Filth Military Dis
trict during the absence of Gen. Hancock
Gen. Reynolds was left in command by Gen
Hancock, bat Gen. Buchanan ranks Gen r.
both by brevet and by seniority, and being as
signed TO duty according TO his brevet rank,
takes command of the Fifth District
CIRCULAR TO PAYSAsTERs.-Paymas
General Brice has issued a circular calling the
attention of Paymasters to paragraphs 1876
and 1,377, army regulations OF 1863, so frequent
ly neglected: "Stoppages against officers re-
funded at payment must not be deducted from
the footing of their pay accounts. They are
10 be re ceipted for to the officer refunding, and
the accounts credited to the United States on
the Paymaster's next account current. The
full amount Of the vouchers, without such de-
ducuon OF stoppages, must appear charged
upon the abstract of payments. This require
ment must not be overlooked or neglected.
The WHITE HoUsE.-This morning the Pres
ident had an interview with General Hancock
which lasted about one hour. He was closet.
ed with his counsel, Messrs. Stanbery, Curtis
Evarts, Nelson and Groe, beck, preparing for
the trial At l2 O'Clock, the Cabinet convened,
all the members present, also General Loren
20 Thomas. The session continued until two
O'Clock.
GENERAL ORDER BY Mr.. STANroN.-By
General Orders No. -, issued from the War
Department, Mr.. Stanton, as Secretary of War,
promulgates the joint resolution Of Congress
for reducing the expense Of the War Depart
ment, directing that the expenses of certain
bureaus of the Department in New Yok city be
curtailed.
ARMY OEDERs.-Second Lieutenant d. G.
Swain, 34th infantry, has been detailed for duty
with the Freedmen's Bureau, and ordered to
report to General Howard Major James p.
Roy, 9th infantry, has been relieved from duty
with The Freedmen's Bureau in South Caro-
lima, and ordered to report to General Sheri.
dams Department Of Missouri for assignment
TO duty.
RETIRED.-Capt. John DeCamp, of the NAVY.
has been placed on the retired list.
PERsoNAL.-J. L. Grant, of Chicago, brother
of the General, and Geo. Wilkes, Of the Spirit
Of the Times, are at the National Hotel. -.
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10 0A0 PEACH TREES.
1H,VVO 5000 CONCORD GRAPE VINES
5000 CURRANT BUSuES
~ o B w OOD-
TALE OF VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW ENG
LAND.
For sale at
FRENCH RICHARDsON,s
100 Iou 334 Pennsylvania avenue

A CARD.1IJ. DYER co. would respectfuIly
that they have connected the Auction Business with
tneir kes Estate Agency. Strict attention paid to
saiee OF fuInfture At owners residences and also
to sales OF Real Estate at public auction. Loans
neeoiiafed With despatch. Rents promptly col
once. Louisiana avenue Remember the nnm
ber-11 Louisiana avenue two DOOR from 7th At
Costs nothing to call on as.
NH l6-lm J. Z. DYER co
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RETIRED.-Capt. John DeCamp, of the NAVY
has been placed on the retired list.
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In Re SALE OF CATHERINE KUHN, Guar
dian.-The sale having been submitted and the
sane having been examined and duly considered,
4 + nov BY the Orphan Court OF the Disttet of
March, A. ID. 1858, that the said sale De ratified
and eopnImsd on the tth day of April next pro
three weeks in the Eresias .Sssr and Ecesias Err
Press, and unless objection be made on or before
tion. WM. y. PURCBLL
yudss ef the orkhsns' court.
NH Il w3W Registor Of wills
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e REPLICATION OF THE HOTJsE
Tb- 0our, Ad;oarned Until tha, Day.

The Mouse mez Al II O'Clock tbs morning tC
SOnsfCier the replication 20 be made by the I'm
T>=scs4neut Managers to the answer ofthe Pres.
szent- There was but small attendance in the
s,al,eSies, the general rush being in the direc
-honsJf the Senate galleries, in anticipation tha
the more important proceedings of the day
vo1ld be At that end of the Capitol.
Some gezeral business was disposed of. oc
<upying tse attention of the House for the frs
twenty minutes, during which time Mr. Bout
well we seen standing in his seat holding il
his nanfis two or three sheets of manuscript
understood TO be the Replication in question
The newspaper men, who were grayeled :,
bsdJy oy the extreme length of the President
Answer yesterday, found reason for mutua
Congraiulation on the small apparent bulk o
the Replication.
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NEW YORK FIRST aoARp sAIrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The President
to-day nominated TO. the Senate keverdy
johnson as Minister to England Jas. CORY
us Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
First District Of California; Alexander Nj.
Mahon, United States Attorney for Montana;
b. j. Dennison, Assistant Justice Of the
Supreme Court for Washington territory;
J Newton Robinson, Superintendent Of In
dian Affairs for the Southern Superinten-
dency.
The letter Of the Commissioner Of Inter.
nal Revenue, Rollins, rendering the resiena-
ton Of his Office 10 the Secretary OF the
| Treasury, and giving his reasons therefor,
was |, 81 evening returned to Mr.. Rollins
with the following endorsement:
THE within communication, just handed
to me, though bearing date OF the sth inst.
is considered ~ partial and incorrect in
statement, and unjust and disresptciiul &c
the Pr lident. Its, therefore, returned te
Nr. Rollins.
| (Sgned) HUGH McCuLLoCH. Sec'y.
THURSDAY EVE, June IL. 1861
Commissioner Rollins has again sent hi
letter of resignation to Secretary McCul
Tough, with the following endora .ment:
| UNLESS the honorable Secretary sha!
point out wherein the inclosed communi
cation Is either partial and incorrect In 1T
statements, or unjust and disrcspectful t
the President, must consider it's return Il
me as unjustifiable, and tho reasons therefor
otherwise than those assigned"
The following Republicans voted for ex
GLIDING Florida, in the House to-day: Brom
well, Cobb. Eliot, Farnsworth. Julian. May
nard, Paine, Pike, Price. Sawyer, Tsffe ar,
| Washburnc
| The Senate to-day confirmed the nomina
ton Of Reycrdy johnson as Minister L
England without the iormality OF reference
TO committee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
news
NEW YORK.
Rr TEEEGR.sPA.
TO TIKI: DAILY DEMOCRAT.

New YoAK, June 70 -Matasalan and Ls-
pez, Mexico, adviccs state that Galan, the
Governor of Lower California, is still pris.
oner for having permitted an American YES
eel 10 discharge her cargo 1t Lapsz, with
reduction Of the custom dues. The feeling
against the Americans continues very bit
ter.
Vega was being bo,ly pursued by Davs-
los troop.
The Geographic reports that the small
pox had broken out among the crew OF the
Unitcs Ssatss atsamcr Rsssca are false
All are well on board.
In the Court Of General Sessions yester-
day, James Murphy,a NOTORIOUS charac-
ter, was sent 10 the state prison for 20
years, upon conviction Of highway rob-
berry, perpetrated on tile night Of the I'd
inst, in PARK Row.
Tie Supreme Court has decided that
Margaret Welsh, committed and sentenced
TO Imprisonment for life, for the murder Of
policeman Robert l.. McChssney, SHALL have
q new trial.
The German delegates to the National
Sangerfest at Chicago, visited the mayor
| Yesterday, at his office in the City Hail.
Il 1OupilUltUttIy bPt0ILSS W.
| They Also v,sitsd Tie custom house, Dor
| kers board aud other places.
Asuit was commenced in the Supreme
Court Yesterday. by Charles Knox, against
the ma or and common council for $25,
600 damages for losses sustained by plain
til in his business, in consequence Of The
erection Of the low bridge at Broadway aud
Fulton streets.
6 BuAryLc, June 12.-Rsports from Can
ada having gained circulation 10 the effect
that the FsniAns are concentrating at this
point for . raid on neighboring provence
1t 10 proper 10 contradict such statements,
no unusual gathering Of Fsnisns has &C.
cured here, end il 10 not believed there il
. single member ofthe organization ontsid,
Of the citixsns OF Buffalo. The sensation
u report probably originated with the Can
| sda spectators interested in contracts fol
supply ing troops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

requested Ia rresent 10 the House, and as
The trst,rY appesred to be national In its
character. he did present an Invitation
from the Executive COMMITTEE oil the
National American Sharp Shooters to at
tend a public demonstration and festival
which ia TO take place at Jones woods, New
York, from June oath to July 9Th.
Mr.. Judd moved that the invitation be
accepted. and that the House be represented
al the opening ceremonies by five men,
bers.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania hoped not.
II was a very bad practice TO teach people
to shoot sharp. Motion agreed TO.
Mr. Bingham, from Committee on Recon
struction, reported back the senate an md
meni1 to the act TO admit o.rtsin Stat 10
repro sents,:on in Cong -ecl, with a recon-
mendation that the amendments be conct 2.
rcd in.
Mr.. spaulding moved to concur IN the
amendments OF the Senate, with the amend
ment striking out Alabama.
Mr. f. rnsworth moved TO strike Florida
gu, RI the bill, and gave his asons tor the
motion. He was thoroughly convinced
that Florida ought not be admitted with 2
present constitution.
Mr.. Butler spoke a, sor length In favor
Of the admission Of Florida, and was ioi-
lowed by Hubbard, Of New YORK, on the
same side.
Mr.. Cromwell asked the gentleman from
| New York whether he thought II was very
safe 10 trust all local organization OF the
State in the hands Of one man so. II he
should prove recreant to principles. or die
and be succeeded by the Lieutenant Cover
nor, the entire organization OF the State
might not be committed into rebel hands.
MIR Hubbard replied-Florlda had not
made the tremendous mistake which was
made at Baltimore, in selecting q man as
second who could not be trusted, In case
the principal died.
Mr. Spalding moved 70 strike out Alaba-
ma from the bill. but subsequently, in view
| Of the fact that both branches Of Congress
had voted in favor Of admitting Alabama
withdrew his amendment.
| Mr.. Bingham maintained Florida had
complied with all the requirements oil the
reconstruciion acts.
After further debate. the motion to ex
clude Florida from the omnibus bill was de
feated-yeas As. nays 99-and the Seast'
amendments concurred IN. The bill nov
goes to the President for bis signature.
Vote on the pssss Re-yeas III. nays 70
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
MICHIGAN.

NRoAuxER, June IA terrible con-
Aasratisn occurred at Marquette last night.
The entire business portion Of the town
was completely destroyed. The loss 10 not
less than 81 100000. Tho FIRE broke out
10 the railroad machine shop, and spread
TO the adjoining buildings, sweeping both
aides Of Front street from Superior to
Washington. OF 43 stores, 40 are COM
plstsly destroyed. Several fine residences
were also burned. The railroad depot and
the Lake Superior iron ore docks were also
destroyed. The U. S. land Office. custom
and county trsasursr's Offices, with oil this
records, we're burned. Over one hundred
buildings in oil were destroyed. There il
| vsYv little insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
STATE HE Ms.

Geo. Barnhart, senior editor Of The Mus
catinc Courier, has got married. II is the
most sensible act Of his life, ana his broth.
crs ought to follow his example. We con-
graduate him and his wife-msy their
shadows never diminish.
About 10000 acres of land we're en-
tcrcl near Sioux City in May.
After dinner . man, named Limburg.
laid down in clump Of bushes to rest. His
companion on the hunt wishing to discharge
his gun, innocsntly frsd it into the afore-
said bushes, and shat his friend severely,
~ W learn from the Ksekuk Csnstitution.
The Jasper County Board Of Super
visors are making . desperate effort to rem
der the wagon road on Skunk bottom pass
able. They have had their match for years
past and will have il for years to come.
-. d. Patton, editor Of the Jasper Free
Rtsss, vas brutality assaulted on night BE-
fore last week, BY man named Hall. He
Mas knocked down and severely injured
Az lSSt SCCouutU tuO eSOuuotei WoU uUS ~
rested.
The Northwestern Associated Press
meeting q Ksokuk on Thursday last was
attended BY eight nswspapsr msn-says the
Muscatine Journal.
Real estate sales in Museatiss county
last week amounted to about @e.40O
Amherst Heath, Of Exira, Audubon
county, Was killed the other day, while dig
giug well, BY having 20 feet Of earth fall
upon hiU>
Tho jefferson Era states that the frag-
ments Of nine Indian bodies were found in
. mound on the farm Of Joseph Combs,
six miles west Of that place, on Wsdnes.
day, tho Goth inst. With them we're their
implements Of var. Judging from the
thigh bones Of one Of them, he must have
been seven feet high. That beats this age
anu generation in length ct least.
ID. NJ. Harris, retires from the Guthrie
county Ledger. and will remove to Harri-
son comfy. 1t is probable he will sstab-
lish Democratic paper At Railroad June.
ton.
The Northwestern Railway only killed
one person last wesk-and be WAS boy
named John Killgallsn. Of Clinton.
BY the last number Of the Jasper Free
Press, W see that the cid firm Of Patton
Campbell have sold their entire interest
to Mr.. W. 8. Bsnham, late Of Indiana.
For this following the Adams ssunty
Caste b rsspeosibls: at weuld sssn
slmesa incredible - state that during the
hail storm On lass Saturday night, twenty
OF twenty-five bushels Of hail stones were
washed or blown into holc that he'd been
used for patcss during the winter. Yet
such il the fact, and although the hail fell
on the 3oth Of May, there was ice cream
made with the ice on tho I'd inst, and on
the Sd there was quantity lsft."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-Ths Senate
Committss on post Offices and post roads
are still engaged in hearing arguments on
the question Of bridges over tho Western
river.
Ramsey, Chairman. was in favor of tho
long span, and Pomeroy and Van Wrinkle,
the short span.
The latter interest feel cure Of carrying
their IN the Senate.
The Committee on ways and means ex-
press the hope that the end Of the tax bill
will be reached in another week
Rcvcrdy johnson was confirmed Minister
to England, who completes his Congress
SIGNAL term with the present Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

W39AR 1I1T1DD An YN1PAe1DM IU1A
Doureofn W1iehey, As0 .. eoo1leeeon e ~
weAty Different kiAds q roo0. Dee1e - nefos
which 81 n pssStet conesss enc va ~ oenes. PR
pared fro1 u original formula giyD ~ Ine efees
CHIEF, Red jacket 70 Dr.. Chap1n. VIE $50 men -
cessfally II hio practice Tor many yeefo eno so
use gained 80 great popularity IN the treatment
and cure for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Consupa'
ton, sick and Nervous Headache. Fever sno Ague,
and All diseases arising from torpid liver ana ndi
gcstion. Persons suffering firm either Of snese e
these Biiters. which perfectly pure and nee rom
all those drugs and poisons usually put mp IN sucn
preparstSoAe, ana palmed OF on - uneuepeeune
public. A single trial will convince the most skepti
cal that In the RED JACKET there 10 virtue tnat
no other Biitcrs possess,
They strengthen and invigoSate the system.
They are uneQuallep for general debility.
They are cure for DyspepNa.
They give good and healthy appetite
They purify tie breath and acdity Of the stomach.
They cure uiaYrhua and Cholera 4orbue.
They are On antidote 70 change Of wetef ana osss
They are the best stimulant In exiftances
They are Q preventive Of Fever and Agues
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palafahIe:
The genuine REb JACKET BTTTBRS are oalv
- IL quar- tbottles. never b. the gallon. guam q
g. sAas ourprivsts 0svsmns.s sts.Dislsassss
Sold 81 I'll druggists srd dealers TIRES shoas =
can i6s Rsd Jaelst, saa tsls 20 othse.
S1SNEff fii71 3 CO.. lsefsisssn.
@ - = NleAlGaa ASsaaep Q1lcA00.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
MARYLAND.

BALr,Moas, Juns.-An explosion occsf-
red ia the steam saw mill Of Stephen Park,
Cumberland, Md, on Wednesday morning
the entire building was shattered and Mr..
II. Scott Thurstsn, the Clerk, aud Morris
Sibiey Engineer. and man named Parke
were instantly killed, two other workmsn
were badly injured. Tho disaster is AZ
legged to have been caused by the caeeless
ness Of the En- eineeI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
ILLINOIS.

LAMONT, June 1.-THE strike Of the Mi
ners in the stone quarries at Athens ended
today in the defeat Of the strikers, who
have resumed work at the old rates.
The strike commenced on the LIST inst,
FOR $2.o0 per day. an increase of 30 cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

CLEvgLAND, Ohio. June az johnny
Asckay, q puRilist. was arrested by the
chief Of police, McKenstry' to-day, having
in his possession silver ware, coin, &C..
OF " adc and others In this city Mackay s
examination will take place TO- morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
Chicago, keck Island 1 PaeiA(
Railroad.

1865. Sumner ARRalgsnslt. 1865.
Trains run By Chicago time which u twelve min
utss Tester than Davenpert time.
ANAND AFTER M0NDAT MAY II, 1856
~ and until further notice, trsins will lesvs
Dovenpert DIR, (Sundays exeeptsd9 - feiiove
0oiag 0ast-1st Mail train a ......t o. 4. =
- Night express. ......:e y.
0elue WeN-lst, Express and Nail FOR Dee
Noines and washin gton. I rs 4 =:
I'd, Mixed. for Des Moines and
Muscatine. ..6.5ofn.
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays exeePsse
- follows:
From the Eass-ls. Night express at. g 80. 4 I.
Cd Daily Ex. 4 mail. g o5, r.
From the West-lst Mixed from Des Moines
Sos An.
I'd, Express from Des; Moines
and Washington. -. sos Pm.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago With all Eastern Routee.
At Joliet with e. A. 4 8. l.. X. R. for Bloom.
ington. Springfield, &c.
At LaSalls with I. G. r. 2 FOX Dunisith, 81
At Pond Greek With Q. b. I Q. n. r. for Bar.
iington, Keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with r. P. 4 J. b. r. &c.
At Des Aoincs. Iowa City, and washing ton
With Western Stage Co.. Stages, for all points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on eli Night trains: Through
Tickets for sale oad Baggaee ehscksd to Prin-
eipal Eastern Cities end Towns.
r. "A. HALL, Asst Gen. Sept. Chicago.
4. KMsAai, Asss. espt- Isws Dtvi,aon.
-. Z; 7. n...s 49, ps'espsst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 12.-The thermometer to-
day has ranged about so degrees in the
shade.
News reached Chicago this evening tn
the town Of Marquette. Michigan, was to.
day nearly destroyed by fire. The loss is
put at over one million dollars. The fire
originated in n machine shop,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
RHODE ISLAND.

PnovipEScs, June 12.-Sihlsys' Irvine
factory at East Mansfield was totally des-
tooyei by iiro to-day, loss $4,000, two or
three persons were injured by lcaring from
she windows, but no ives were lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

OTr.cs on Tea DAvssfohf UHs' teAr,
Jure 18th, ls55.
Pteun-whoissale, tio.4O; retail, ell.0o.
wml.-yo. !, tl.s0, No. 2. Clio, No. Q,
tle5.
BAalsy-No receipfs.
OAYs- s5c.
Rrs-Dull and Nominal-Ne receipts.
CoRs-75I7sc.
OsIors No receipts.
PefAross-G5c.
u BussBa-9oc per n.
Eoos-l2&c.
HAr-Good Timothy $500 per ton. Upland
Prairi. ti2. oo@tls.o0 per ton. Siough.ts
CoAL-Sof-ls cents PER bushei. Delivered
Sc.
AsrasAorra--At yard ai0.oo per ton. De
livered tl9 90 per ton.
Woop-e 6.o0e9f7 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13


BY Telegraph June 10.
Stocks-Dun.
Bonds-Cs 81. f16Y; 500, I'd. l.0ess; Sd.
ITO, new, li9f2 CT, i.l2t ;i0-%os. 1.tea 1909
l.oaiS.
Pacific MAil-&k.
New York Csntral-lAb.
Eric-t0.
Ill Cent-l.M.
Northwestern preferred FL
Rock Island-10sk.
Burlington and Quincy-1.S9h.
Toledo & Wabash-4S -.
!. 0old-1.3eS.
W. quote the Pennsylvania Salt Asnufsctur
ing Company's goods - follows
Natrona Refined Ssponi6er. .7x@7H
Natrona Saponiner in iron boxes...... eHQssI
Natrons BIZ arb Soda, (absolutsl pursl
in li2 pound kegs. per h.: .s1@Tcl
Natrona Super-Csrb, Soda, ID. papers.
go lbs to case per pound. ..los%. IL, lol-a
Natrona Salsraius, pound papers, (6olbs
t. casel per ID. ..:.......;.. ~ ,
Natrora Caustic Soda white) per b.. 10
Natrona Sal Soda, per h.. sl-2
Natrona Muriatic. per b.. ..........-. sl2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
1868. Seasen arrangements. 1893.
| NORTHERN LINE PACKET co.

DAiLY LINE OF PASSENGER STEAMERS
BETWEEN
81. Louis. Rock 1slaA0. Dnvens
pert and -. PAUL
Consisting OF the following Splendid Stssmen
DUBUQUE. MINNESOTA,
HAwKLYE STAIR, SUCKER SIATk'
DAVENPORT, MUSCATINk,
CANADA PEMBINA,
RESERVE, 0AvANNA. x,S.
T EAvING ST LOUIS EVERY EVENING sun
IL days cxcepted), At O'Clock p. NJ.
All the above boats are manned by careful ana ~
perienced officers and crews. and have been THO,
oughly repaired and reAtted, and no exeftions VA
bs spared to add to the comfoft and eonvepienee o
passengers and the careful handling Of freigni; y
The Company own several Freight Steamers. ana
large number Of A No Barges, the greater pert o.
which are adapted TO carry grain in Bulk. ana ste
prepared to carry all freight Offering with dspatcn.
The Company return thanks to the public for tneif
liberal patronage for the past ten yeare and hope -
deserve and receive q continuance Of their fayoS.
JANRS WARD THOS. H. GRIFFITH,
President Secretary.
Tnos j. BuyoRp. Supt. In NAsoH, Fight ACT.
apsi7-dtf X. N. PRETTvMAN, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

By Telegraph June IS.
Cotton-Duil and declining. ct go l.3 for middling
Flour-z aasoo for super s2s3l3.oo for X.
no
Wheat-Dull and heavy. at 2,1s12.15 for No.
epsirg.
Rys-DulI. At Q. 90 for Canada.
Corn-Dull, At l.lsa .lsx for new mixed western
aAoat.
Barley Dull snd nominal.
Oats Dull aAd dropping at Is for western In
store -, ahoat
Pork--Cl0sel hsmer: 97sS026.eo Sof sew msss
and II Oo1o91 70 for old.
Beef Steady.
Cut Meats-Quie1
Lard -Dullatl 6 i21i14 for steam rendered; TIA
0lsi. for kettle rendered.