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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

R@ Every family in town should
keep a bottle of Renne's Pain-Killing
Magic Oil in the house. Directions for
use will be found on each bottle.
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IT, whom it may concern The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as as
siguee Of Edward +. Dewey ~ ST. Adams IN the
County Of Franklin. and Frederick c. Dewey Of
Lyndon ID the County of Caledonia and State OF
Vermont, within said District who have been
adjudged Bankrupts upon their own petition 10y
the District Court OF said District.
Dated ct ST. Abaus in said District the first
day 0f May. A. D. 1sG8
Adds o BBAINERD Assignee.
ST. Adams Vt
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RAIN.-There has been but little rain
thls spring, compared with the amount
winch fell up to the same time last
spring; but yet a sufficient quantity to
give vegetation a handsome start. and
keep lively the hopes of our farmers.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS ropos-
~ ais viii be received until the 18th day OF
May by the Board of Selectmen Of the town Of
Swanton, for the building of bridge across the
Missisquo at Swanton Falls.
Said bridge to be of ''Chord and Lattice
pattern, so called.
Span, ninety feet.
Width twenty feet, with double track The
plank to be used in the construction of said
bridge must be Of good sound stuff, and not less
than three inches in thickness. Said bridge to
be well and securely covered, rooted, &c.
The Selectnen reserve the right to reject any
or all proposals if not satisfactory.
JOHN BARNEY,
LEWIS JAMES, Selectmen.
GEO. NJ. HALL.
Swanton, April %, 1868. 214-3w
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
Friday, May Is. 1868.
Local Items.

BrrrER.-A very large amount Of
INTER was brought into our market on
reelay, and had the effect to make
-ce- tumble. Last week 'the article'
1eht IS and Is cents here. but this
uc.k:5 cents was as high a price as the
most oi dealers received, and many lott
brought less prices. At the present
rate, children may again venture 10
drop their bread, butterside down. with
t producing a financial crisis in the
uy.
j iew lots Of last years cheese were
-o brought into market, and sold nj
trpliees.
BUILDING ~ ST. ALBANs.-A good
ree OF activity IN The building line is
z lifted I'm oar village this spring.
m ue doubt nos viii he increased ma
-4llv a- thc season progresses. Among
buildings Of all kinds which viii
a-e this summer viii be several fine
residences. Mr.. j. L. STREET, Is prepar-
a. lo erect fine re-idenceo on the south
sd q Bank street. near Mr.. Z. Dutch
.-'-. Nr n. j. Hin VIII build on High
-re... Sir. y. ". Barton IS building on
FAIRFIELD Street; and il Is probable that
eral more residences viii be erected
m heupuerpar OF thetown during the
nmer Among the fine residences
ed, or nearly finished last fall. and
ich ali beauty 70 the place. we may
tcct neofNr. IT. II. Bowman. on
.a Street, one OF the ]est appearing
Il.ug- On he Street; and that Of +.
B.. Whiting, editor Of the Messeuqcr. ON
u D Street, commanding AN extensive
Not he lake and country.
1mmg other buildings would not
t 10 notice The new gas house. in
Of erection back OF the round
.a-4 and west Of the depot, the store
Gu. Victor Atwood, on Main Street
ea wil be one Of Tie finest ia town.
t4e Brick block in Lake street. now
y complete, owned by Mr.. John
D-.-eo.
We are also Informed that Mr.. /. VI.
UoRniugwill huiiia residence on Ferris
Avenue and that 0lr. Fisk, the admir-
Iaimtrofcars forthe Railroad Com
viii build on England Street
iwo very pretty residences have been
-l on Rugg Street since the latter
l.t of the past season, and that street
nearly filled there being bun two
chances Cor building upon It.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

New PATENTS. -Patents were issued
May 9TH: To o. II. Cooke of Morris
vile, Vt, for improved potato washer.
). IL. Tiff Of Worthwhile, for improved
potato washer. L. A. Woodbury. of
Morrisville. for improved vegetable
washer. Jonathan Smead Of East Wal
lingford, assignor to self and Thomas
Steward of Clarendon, VT, for improv-
ed automatic feeder for evaporators.
Samuel L. King of Windsor, for improve
ment in wood turning lathes. Leavitt
Hunt OF Weathersfield, for improvement
in sulky-plows
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CLARK VS.. BURToN.-As we 80 to
press Hon. +. r. Hard is making the
closing argument in this case, which he
commenced about 4 o'clock. Mr.. Royce.
VINO commenced yesterday, finished his
argument for the defense at nearly / o.
clock. We hear the arguments thusfar
spoken Of as being theablest ever made
by the various gentlemen in any case
before a court here. Mr. Hard will
probably conclude tomorrow, and the
cause submitted to the jury
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

BAKERsFIELD.-T Three eaths of
long time residents of b kers fl l d
occurred last week, two of which We're
quite sudden. Azariah Corse, Overseer
ofthe Poor House, died while in the dis
charge of his daily duties, of disease of
the heart, on Wednesday, May 9Th
Mr.. Corse was well known and re-
spected, and industrious citizen, even
dying in the performance of active
uty.
Mrs. Blodgett, wife ofAzrael Blodgett,
died on the Sth instant, suddenly, of
hemmorehage of the lungs, it being a
second attack. Mrs. Blodgett was about
60 years of age, we are informed.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Hiram Smith,
also died last week, aged about 60 years.
She had long been afflicted with partial
paralysis, and her death was final re-
lease from long suffering.
The Congregational Society in Bak-
ersfield are building new parsonage,
upon a lot owned by them, and contain
ing about an acre. Rev. G. f. Wright,
their pastor, has officiated for the society
about six years, with entire acceptance.
The cellar of Nathaniel Willett was
entered few nights ago, and some
twenty dollars, worth of butter and
pork stolen. The thief has not yet been
discovered.
J.P. McElroy, Esq, has sold his law
office in Bakersfield to Warren Isham,
who now occupies it as harness shop.
Mr.. Isham is just starting the business,
and has secured good ssofilmen, and
will attain as we hope thriving bust
ness.
Mr.. Nathan Jones has the timber out
and on the spot, to put up new wheel
wright shop, and wejudge truly that he
means to do an extended business.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

Wethink it isnot bestowing too much
praise to say, that the 81. Adams Brig
ade Band is one Of the very best bands
which our State can boast. The mem
bers meet regularly, and therefore arein
constant practice. The citizens of st.
Adams and vicinity will have an op-
portunity to hear the band play their
choicest music on the evening Of the
18th inst, at Academy Hall. We give
the names Of the members, and the sew
eral instruments played: George Z.
Kinsley, Musical Director, Solo B Flat; ;
H. II. Sessions, leader, lst. 4 Flat Cor
net: Milton Sessions, E Flat Clarinet;
c. X. Greene, 2nd f Flat Cornet; A.
W. Clark, Isl, y Cornet w. ID. Wilson,
2nd b Cornet; G. II. Shurtleff, Solo
Alto; J. Pasha, 1st. Alto, J. \. Culver,
end Alto; J. J. Barnard, 1st., Baritone !;
ID. Pratt, 2nd Baritone; NJ. Pasha, b
Flat Bass; W. II. Smith, Z Flat Bass );
D. G. Mitchell, Cymbai; T. NJ. Ses-
sions, d. b. Sexton, A. S. Greene, Drum
Corps w. H. Smith, Business Agent.
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The American Cooking Stove In
Court,


A i an adjourned term Of the Circuit Court Of
"A the United States, for the Northern District
of New York in the second circuit held al the
City Hail. in the city OF Albany, the 2sth day Of
January, in the year Of our Lord 1868.
PREsENT:
The Hon. NATHAN K. HALL, Js,dge.
JACOB II. SHEAR JOSEPH PACKARD,
rs. It EIltV
GEO B. Bull & JOHN NJ. ROCKWELL.
It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that perpetual injunction be issued in this
suit against the defendants. restraing them
from further infringements OF said Patent, No.
81 f06, Dated Dec. 5th, 1865 for improvements
in cooking stoves, pursuant to and in accord
ance with the prayer Of the Bill Of Complaint.
Signed A. A. BOYcE, Clerk.
The above was instituted for infringement Of
the Patent securing the manner Of fitting the
ash pan in the hearth Of the American Cooking
Stove, and for the combination Of the bailed
ash pan. We have repeatedly cautioned the
public against selling or using stoves with these
Improvements not manufactured by US. All per-
sons now selling or using stoves with these I'M
provements in violation of the above injunction,
without license from us. viii be liale TO fine and
imprisonment. SHEAR, PACKARD d CO.
2O5-9m. Albany, y. Y.
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Prizes paid in Sold. Prizes cashed and iuf0r
nation given by
GEORGE UpHAM
l73-ly 63 y. Main ST.. Providence, Il. j.
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NTOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs AND TAN.

For those brown 'discolorations on the face is
" Perry Moth and Freeble Lotion. Prepared
onls by Dr. j. L. Perry. a. Bond ST., Nea York.
r. sold everywhere. sn-2Il-fn
DROpOSAI4S for spriukhng the business por-
1 ulns of Main, Bank and Lake Streets.
when required. during the Year ls6S send
sealed proposals for one week from date. Right
reserved t. O. iect bids. II. !. SAMSON.
April lst, 1878. For Committee
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A GENTS WANTED FOR
MEN or OUR D-fI-!

Or the Lives and Deeds of Generals, Statesmen,
Orators and Political Leaders now on the Stage
of Action, including Grant, sherman Cofax
sumner, Stanton Sheridan Yates, Curtin, Trum-
bull, Fenton, Buckingham Wilson. Greeley
Wade Morton Philips, Farragut Chase, Logan
Stevens. Beecher. Seward, Boutwell,, Dix. Ham
lin, Fessenden, Howard, and others, with over
forty life-like Portraits of Living Men. Sold on
" by Agents. Great inducements Send for
circulars ZEIGLER, NcCURDY 4 Co,
2l0-9w 6l4 Arch St, Philadelphia, IA.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

Mf--Is- McGoran & BRowN, who,
we venture TO say keep the neatest
Hardware store ia the State, keep on
hand a good assortment OF CaIpeting
nd oil cloths which they seIlatreason-
a..e rates. They are reliable business
ael ana deserve Success.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

RFNAwAY.-A sedate farm horse,
atrhed up near the depot Tuesday,
0oS an unaceountable notion TO yet
ln-htcned at the cars. He made a short
home run, and was secured without
damage TO any one, or any thing, we
.tIievo
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

At meeting ofthe Good Templars of
st. Adams, held on the sth inst. the
following officers, elected the week pre-
vious, were installed for the current
quarter. Charles Wyman, ESQ. was
unanimously elected w. c. T. but de-
clined to serve longer
Rev. II. X Cobb, w. C. 7.
Mrs. L. r. Branerd, W. VT.
W. II. II. McAllister, ". =.
John 5. story, W. F. $.
Mrs. G. b. Smith, W. T.
+. p. Brainerd, w. NJ.
Miss Clara Edison, w. I.G.
Gideon Williams, W. 0. G.
). :. Wright, W. c..
Miss Lizzie Noyes, w. A. :.
Lucy l. Baker, W. D. NJ.
Nellie Williams, W. R. II. :.
Mary Burgess, W. L. II. :.
Charles Wyman, P. W. CT.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

SwANTON.-There have been returned
to the Town Clerks Office in Swanton,
for the year 4. d. 1867, thirty mar
riages, eighty-three births and twenty
nine deaths.
Col. Samuel Goldey, Of Swanton has
leased a Marble Quarry Of c. L. Billiard
for term Of years, and we should think
that by the noise he is making in that
direction for a few days past, that the
works must have tumDled around some.
Col. Goldey, has also rented theSwan-
ton Eccolsor Spring, of Messrs. G. d v.
G. Barney, for a term of years and is in
tending to fit it up in a respectable
shape this season.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15
$4,000 IN GOLD.

DEAL LOTEHIA DE IA ISLA DE CUBA F.
/ / In the drawings Tor 1865 there VIII DE 20.
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Mr.. HORACE Row1EY, of St. AIbans
/; rce,}Teda letter from the Adiptant
Deherais Office at Washington stating
mat the remark on the records of tba3
oilice that his son VIM. H. Rowlev co
f. Sth Vermont, enlisted in the Rabol
army has been expunged from the re-
coros ana 1.-THE remark "died at Salisbury
\. c. while prisoner of warn suhstitnt,
Gu IN Its place. Young Rowley while a
prisoner at Salisbury, was very much
reduced by diarrhoea and did not have
enough clothing to keep him comfort
able. Other prisoners in the same CON
dltlon were induced by promise of BET
ter fare to enlist in the rebel service
foung Rowley was advised to do the
same, but Notwithstanding all that was
said he refused, saying that he would
dle, a. he did, rather than do it. Some
paroled prisoners who left Salisbury
about the time, supposed that he had
enlisted and so reported; and hence the
mistake on the records in the Adiutant
Generals office
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

G'ANCER, sCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA. LIVER
Conn laint, rheumatism, Neuralgia, &C.
cured. 4 Book Of 100 pages. sent free to inya-
lids. Address r. GREENE. N d. 10 Temple
Place, B0ston, Mass.
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BrRGLARY.- Atw00d's hardware
-.ore, on Main Street and the saloon Of
p. Clark were entered last night by
burglars bat nothing was found by them
ahieh suited Their purpose, except a
ple of keys and a few pennies, we
aear.
Ahorse and buggy were found about
midnight, in town, apparently without
a1sslonsible owner, and properly taken
care Of Whether they belonged to the
burglars not, is unknown to any but
those gents, we presume.
OUR village readers viii be glad to
learn, that sufficient money has been
raised to pay for sprinkling the business
streets, as occasion may require, during
iAe summer months. If the work is
,accc,sfully done, and we see no reason
Why il should not be, our merchants
Tlnot be obliged to keep their busters
30 constantly in motion, norwill pedes-
ierians be obliged to groupe their way
pa clouds Of dust NOlittle credit is due
Nr. II. =. Samson for the interest he
- manifested in the enterprise.
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IMPORTANT TO STOCK GROWERS.
Blood, Beauty, Speed, Kind
ness and Endurance.
YOUNG DEXTER:

Those who desire to raise first-eiass sotck, and
all lovers Of good horses, are respectfully in
formed that the Hambetoniap trotting stallion
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

THE MEssRs. Bedard have removed
their quarters to the pleasant store in
Union Block, Main St, formerly occu-
pied by the Brainerd Bros. They have
fitted up the store in fine style, and
now have room to display their large
stock Of goods in the most attractive
manner. See their advertisement in
to-day's TRANSCRIPT
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

a. J. HILL, Esq, who was ba ~
injured on Frsay morning OF last week,
By the fan Of a pile Of lumber, stored in
the loft of "a shed on the premises of, his
athcr-in-law, Jasper Rand, Esq, Is we
avglad to beassured, rapidly recovering
SIR. Hill, who was overseeing the put
ting on of some more plank was buried
beneath the pile. And it is wonder
that he was not instantly killed. The
alling plank rested partly on a sill
which may probably account for it.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

GOOD APPOINTMENT F. Kelley,
for some time past deputy sheriff in this
town, has been appointed by Gen.
Stannard Inspector OF Customs. Mr..
Kelley is a good business man, and viii
perform with credit no doubt, the duties
of his new situation
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

Mr.. A. II. MUNYAN, who has for a
long time been popularity known in the
iewelry trade in our town, having sold
out his stock in trade with the intention
# removing from our town, desires all
who are indebted to him to call and
settle before the 9th instant, or their
accounts viii necessarily be left in the
bands Of q lawyer for collection. AS
NJ NAS~Ssa has always been one Of our
HioS' oohglng business men, ii would be
only "iF piay'' if those who have I'M
settled business with him should be as
prompt as he has been oIlicino we
are not alone IN sincerely regretting his
removal from our village; and we ex-
tend a cordial wish for his prosnar;tv
wherever he may be.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

RICHFORD.-The next regular COM
munication Of Missisquoi Lodge, No. o,
viii be holden Thursday, June 4, 1868.
THE Sentinel says that Gibson and
Corliss have raised their store about
three feet, which with other contem-
plated inprovements-re painting, vcr-
anda, new root, DC, viii improve its ap-
perance considerably"
\ movement is being made to form
a Lodge Of Good Templars in this vii
lage; also to raise money to purchase
fire eXtinguishers.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15
DR.. q. II. PLANT,

Late of Milton, viii be happy to serve bis ola
friends and acquaintance at this store.
Store open from fifteen minutes before o.
clock until half-past p. m, on Sundays foI the
sale Of necessary medicines
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15
Lake Street, st. Adams, Vermont.

IN fact we can oicthe the man from head 10 foot
Please call and examine oar goods
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Mr. L. p. KnlPToN has removed his
fancy goods and dress and cloalI-mal1-
ing establishment to the building OPP
posite the store Of Sake & Place on Main
St., recently vacated 10y the NIessrs.
Ro3arG
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

Mr.. j. X. gibson has resigned his
commission in the Customs Department
al St. Adams, and has received an ap-
pointment as mail agent between st.
Adams and Ogdensburgh. Mr.. ellison
has made very popular officer Ct Gus
toms and he viii prove equally 50 in his
now POSITION.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15
THE NEW
ID r I q STO II E
s.R DAY, AGENT,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Including all articles usually kept in q Drug
Store. such as PeFfumeries. Toilet Articles
Brushes Combs P0mados, Imported and Do.
nestle Soaps Puff Boxes. and an articles in this
line. The assortment of Hair Brushes Is very
cumnlat. and is nftared M KerN low rat...
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A You've BEEF.-Mr. B. Whitney,
of East Franklin, has a calf, a cross be-
tween short hornandnative stock, which
weighed when one day old ia pounds.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-05-15

BERKsuIRE.-Mr Caleb Ladd has sold
his farm in that town for -, 500, to r.
Towle, and purchased the first farm east
Of Highgate Falls, formerly owned by
Samuel Austin, for Sd, 800
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. Sept. Gin the legislature
today, the House committee 10 examine
into The eligibility Of Beard, Belsher and
Davis, reported that after foil investigs-
ton they found Beard to have In bic veins
more than one-sighth Of negro blood. The
report was adopted. whsrsupon rssslutiea
was offered that Beard b declared ineliei.
bic to seat, which va adopted. A 70
publican moved to adjourn to rsasssnbls
ct Aillsdgsvills, which was defeated. A
bill to incorporate Land and Emigration
Go. vac passed. Alter passing bills Of
local interest only. the General Assembly
adjourned sine die.
The Speaker Of the House said, W meet
- strangsrs, personally and politically,
our feelings were smbittsrsd By sxtraordi-
nary tsachiogs Of those who should have
known better. We separate 70 day almost
- ono people, in sentiment md common in
tsrest, listen not to the teachings Of the
political slandsrer. This 10 our Govern
ment, lot ~ correct the evils that may ex-
let, BY appealing TO the intelligence and
wisdom Of the nation, and not 10 the pas.
sions Of . mob. Let our motto be Owls
dom, Justice and moderation"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
llverpool Market.

Liverpool Market.
By Telegraph OF. =.
Flour--27s Cd.
Wheat-Red los ID.
Corn sos Cd.
Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph Get. Z.
Salss for white Mich. Wheat $50 No. 2
Red l64 for MOL.
Corn-s4&95.
Oats-55; No. ;, s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
LATEST News
ny TEkE0R.4PH.
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.


| Naw YoHK, Oct. 7.-Particulare Of the
engagement between the Haytisn steamer
0olatia and the vessels Sylvisno and Libsr.
q confirm the reports received yesterday.
After the destruction Of the rebel vessels,
the troops went on shore, stormsd, and
TEX the place.
The Ge.atia will next make On attack on
st. Marks.
A Haytien General and two Of The crew
OF the Lihssti we're drowned.
The Rslline istssnal revenue investigation
was coucludsd yesterday. before Ceomis-
sisnsr 0al0an, except - fer - 70 allow
AeHsnry 70 put 10 testimony - to his YER
aeity, several witnsssss hsving sworn poei.
lively that they would not believe him IN.
der oath, and that his reputation was bad.
A New Orleans dispatch to the Tribune.
dated the 9th. states that three msa under.
took to chastiss Mr.. Ben:ly in Opelousas.
in presence Of this school. Mr.. Beutly's
friends intsrfersd, when be persuaded the
latter to 90 away. He then had . war
rant issued for tho arrest Of his assail-
ants. Before the warrant Vas executed q
band Of armed men commenced slaugh.
tering the negroes.
The New Orleans Bulletin states that
one hundred negroes were killed and
wounded.
A newspaper Office, the Progress, Was
Quilted, its type and presses thrown into
tho street, and Mr.. Durand, ono Of it
editors. lynchsd.
| The New Orleans Times. Of the 9Th,
says 10 Republicans and I've Dsmecsats
we're also killed at Shreveport.
Armed patrols bold possession Of the
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

TrrusviLLE. O.t. Tho democrats Of
tho oil region held grand mass meeting .,
this place to>night. Upwards Of LOCO
torches were in the procession, with mum
Der Of transparencie suitable to the coca
sion. An immense concoursc OF people
are now bong addressed by clymer, CARR
gan and Brick Pomeroy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
COMM ERcIAL.

Davenport Market Report.
Osvlcs or rss DAvssroar DasscsAs,
Oct. LIST. 1855.
Wholesale, - 90: retail, $3.50.
WsaAs-New. No. l. ei.5sGl.ss, No. 9. Else
BARLsy-No $40.
| OArs-New, 4GGs45 Old, Zoe
Rys-New sl.2o,
C0RN--606f62c.s
Onions -C5m75.s
PorAross-so 0ol.eo.
BrrysR 33QfS5c. per b.
8o0e-lke.
t00sssx AerrRs-&l rs Der bushel
JHAs-6ood rimethy ti3.ooQeelS. 90. per 1toD!
Pair. SIC. ooEll.oo per ton. Slough, t7.So.
ANrgRAcrr AT yard 0l6. 90 per ten,
Woop 5000. per Cord
-O
Ch1cago Market.
by telegraph Oct 4
flour-More active, at 5.7s1s.ce for sp-irR
extras.
wheat-Active. at ! 70 for No. .
Coru-Firmer. NJ e2els2ls.
Oats-Better al 81 IT.
Barley Firm, NJ Isl.
Rye-Firm, At 221sle3.
Timothy = Sales of prime at $50.
Flax .30d2 IS
Pork Firm, at Is. D.
Lsrd-firm, nj ls5S9lss..
Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph. October,
Receipts-Ca.tle.l 10 cars. hogs. 20 cars, sheep,
I cars.
Cst,ls--Extra, : s7t<@T 80; fair to good. g..
5od6 62lt stockers, 2.259tlEo.
Hogs -I,ull. h1tra. sl2k@s,s,1< good 10
choice, S.7309.oo.
sh.ep--Choies. 4 osa42'; good. ssoos.,s