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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30


BY w. H. HoOvEK, Rea1-Estate Agents;
Southwest = sec. II, town B range H. lou
acres. Improved.
NOrthWestK sec a, town 4rangel Il, l6Oacres.
Dwelling House and two lots In Br0WnVlie.
BY JAMES MCNAUGHTON:
Northeast Of sec IL town 5 n 10; IN
johnson county, z miles from Tecumseh.
By BARRET & LETT, Land Agents:
1000 acres Of improved and-untmprOVed
land, for sale on reasonable terms,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30

We publish on our first page this
week, for the benefit of our many
readers in Salem, Fall City, Monterey,
Long Branch, Middleburg, and Ell
more precinct, in Richardson County,
theScan of Mr.. AIlgewahr, of Arego,
and we hope it will be responded to
in that spirit which insures success.
Richardson is a Republican county,
and she must give no uncertain sound
in-the approaching October election.
Organization and work must be done.
Personal ASPIRATIONS are as nothing.
Local interests must be sacrificed, if
needs be; and alls must yield some
thing for the public good. Let all
Republicans come to the rescue, and
organize for the public good. We
hope soon to learn that Richardson
county is organized from center to
circumference, and ready for the con
hict. We know that some precincts
are already in line /; let the others
closely follow, and we have no fear
for Richardson county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30

Brick Pomeroy, in the La Crosse
Democrat, of July 9Th, previous to the
Democratic nomination, said: " 1t il
now as we write, as it has been fol
months, and viii ever be in the future.
a warfare between the shiny, corrupt.
reckless, dishonest, money-using poll.
tical tricksters of New York, and the
young Democracy of the great West.
so rapidly becoming the seat of empire,
when we can both reward friends and
punish enemies
1t seems that New York is ahead.
The picture is well drawn and true.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF
SCHOOL LANDS.

OO II n MID.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
order issued under the hand Ofthe Land Com
missioner Of the State Of Nebraska. and in
pursuance of the Statute Of such State. enti-
tied, IAN act to provide for the Registry Of
School Lands, &c, approved June "a, 1857, Z.
JAMES NJ. HACKER, County Clerk Of the
County of Nemaha, viii,
On the Hath day Of September
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and con-
tinue till twelve o'clock, noon, Of that day,
offer for sale at my Office, In the Court House
in BrOWnville, I'm said county, in the order
advertised, at public auction, and sell &c the
highest bidder, but, AT NOT LESS THA THE
APPRAISED VALUE, nor, in any case, for less
than the minimum price of SEVEN DOLLARs
per acre, the following described pieces or
parcels Ofland, situated IN the County Of
maha, and State of Nebraska, known as
school Land" belonging to to the said State
of Nebraska, In parcels Of not exceeding forty
acres of prairie, or ten acres Of timber lands,
for the use and benefit Ofthe school Fund
of said state of Nebraska, and that such sale
Will be continued from day to day, from the
hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon, to
twelve O'Clock noon, Sunday eXceptedl, IN
til all such lands shall be offered. tO-wtt:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30

IN BANKRUPTCY.-This is to give nof7--
j. That on the Sth day Of July, D. Tas a
warrant IN bankruptcy was issued agaibsf
the Estate OF A Frame Of Nebraska
City, in the cOunty Of OtOe and STATE 81 ~
braska, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on.
MS own petition; that h payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging
to such bankrupt, 70 him, or for his use. and
the transfer of any property by him are for
hidden bylaw; that q meeting Of the creditors
OF the said Bankrupt % prOve their debts and
TO choose one or more a~ssignees Of hB estate,
viii be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy to bs
holden in the Court House in BrOwnVille, Ne
braska, before s. NJ. Rich, Register, on the th
day Of August, A D, 1858, at 10 O'Clock, a m.
Q. F. NOSIe
US. Marshal for said District.
1902 AZ Messenger
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30
IN BANKRrD-C-


NOTICE IN BANKRUPTw
~ LleL S9lftO Of the Unffed Se.t-1 &c Db-
DLssL5C " -seoLdska In the meffcl 1Ik1o
nl9u4 S against whom = ~ zig
auJullCas5onN " bdnkruptcv va ylI or
-ba-- T-ify OF July, ad- I5F9 E-s.1
AmDef8 ana julius o. Loewen-fc ~ aelE
doing business under the Ann 49, partners
Derg LoWensteln, in the city OF Cio-Am-
daLhu5On county Ohio. In Hankr--@s
10 Sald gmO Seeman. Von
nOJlned that q petition q been A. o-a4oy
you as above stated. That said 6rT - 8
Der8GLOeWenstein have proved DOM -
you % the amount Of &SR al MIR fse
HOmSepteInoe l4th, 1867, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, III mgLcuan0lse sold to said seemo1 -
SAID eutlOners,andevidenced ~ fhrs---s
lssOry notes, each Of the date iasf sfoessat
que IN one day, for the respeeffvs snD,- -
Slsooo - Sl,II5 %, and Sl,9l6 Is, nom 80
U5DtOE 70 the order OF petitioners
4nsdlu peLuon the following aeag n bo,E
Lupley are auedged against Won tr-wff. -
On the zJn day Of April. 1858 Won dens-toI
out Of the state of which You wa an frboL-
liant with intent to defraud creditOrE ~
nenoIea on March LIST, 1858, q part OF vonr
property to avoid its being affaehoI 80
sold a part Of your DropertY win i5tenf -
deIraud your creditors. 9Th Reing q
cnant, you have maudulently STONED No.
mehb OF your commercial paDer ana -.
not resumed payment thereof All ~ 49,
acts alleged 10 have been Committed wffbio
q period Of less than six months prior - A.
ing said petition. NJ
o are required tOappear before me At nv
braska, on the 2d day OfAugnsi ISsS
cause why the prayer Of said Defifion sSoIl
42-3t Register in Ra1t1L
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30
]. X. BEAR

J. k BEAR,
Agent for the N. q. Express Co., and
W. U. Telegraph Co.
No. ~ McPhersOn's Block, up stairs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Presidential Electors
N MARQUETTE, Of Cass Co.
L ALLGEWAHR, Of Richardson.
IF W4RNER, Of Dakota Co.
Member OF Congress
JOIN TAFEE, Of Douglas Co.
For Governor
DAVID Butler, Of Pawnee Co.
For Secretary Of State
TIP KENNARD, Of Washington.
For Treasurer Of State
JAMES SWEET, Of Otoe County
For Auditor of State
JOHN GILLESPIE. of Nemaha
District Attorney, LIST Judicial District
o. B. HEWETT Of Nemaha Co
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30
SEWING MACHINE

over all others, and IL more is needed to confirm
the above, we might add that, IL 1851, the Company
only sold so Machines, whilst now there are over
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-30

It would seem as though this succession Of tH
umphs should be SUFFICIENT to convince any unprejU
diced person Of the great superiority Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan G--Gcncral Pujpl, the
first diplomatic representative from tie Re
public IL san Domingo, was received AT the
State DEPARTMENT to day.
General Candy reports the results OF the
election in North Carolina AS follows: For
the Convention, 5000; against, 81 OBJ
After dpducting the number registered but
not voting, there is absolutely majority OF
Il 800 Tor the Convention.
In South Carolina the vote for the Con
v,n,on is 60, 100, NJ ainsl, =, 226. Deduct
ing the registered persons not voting, and
there is IN absolute maj ,rity or ,235.
The public debt statement will not be
issued until tomorrow.
A private letter from General Fitzpatrick,
United States minister To Chill. announces
that he Will resign and return home IN
June
II Is reported that the President proposes
sending General Sherman on special mis-
sion to tie Southern States, IL inquire into
their condition.
1t is SAID thai Speaker CollAx has decide
tia, the resolution in regard To taking any
more cyiltncc Ivy the committee without
permission a tie House, offered a short
time before ihe recess, virtually abellshes
! 10 special cnmnliitees then in operation
Al effort viii probably be mace in u ien
! DAYS 10 rev i've the COMMITTEE on lnvestlpa
/ ton OF The att, god irau III the Pay ID part
merl as tie chgrm.n is jcsiraas 81 ma
/ King a T, port
1h.e clerk ii The House IN day furnished
+ 30 thai body a statement showing the cniir,
expenses OF tic judiciary Committee il
! connection with the Impeachment question
winch were i u l9l Among the items Is
| $500 I@ii Hon ] NJ Ashley for messenger.
10 VISIT Quebec and ether paris OF Canada L
/ procure cyl.'. nee
The InGin Peace Commissioners met ihi'
morning and continued In session owe
| three hours. The report a. the sub com
miiice WAS unanimously agree. upon an,
viii b. reported 10 Congress in a day o
two. Among the essential points In thi
fe?urt II i4uu lers'ne1 the committee II com
mend the Establishment Of Northern aut
southern reservations, the Northern ones L
he on the Missouri river, north OF Nebraska
and back to the eastern portion of DaCotall
and that in the southern country 10 D
south OF the State OF Kansas. They recon-
mend, also, that the northern and southern
Indians be consolidated upon these rcscrva
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
NEW YORE.

New loRK, Jan. 6.-The new ci'y c)v-
eminent orrari2ed 10 day.
The Mayors address states the city ard
couaty dehl Al s435, "A, 40 which i AN III
grouse five millions over ls6j
Iwp boards OF counclmfn we c in SOS
SION. That ~ last year which IN CT The &C.
ri the Legislature, holds over, and tie one
MeNy CaeScu t. meet The Cantin-
rongy ui the repeal Of the act by
til, neW Legislature or tie declaration OF It's
rucons,itu'ionaliy by the courts Upon
Tho elected eiliceis formerly holding posses
; IN Of the Council Chamber, refusing To
recognize the new body, the Mayer decided
70 recognize the old Board but advised the
members that they had better not proceed 10
any important Legislation for the present
Governor Fcnton has appointed Judge
Woodruff OF this city. tn vacancy IN the
Court OF Appeals
GlEHN's FALLS, n Y Jan. 6 --lniorma-
tion has been received here OF the sudden
sinking Of Recluse Island. near Bolton, lake
George, owned by r. Walters OF y. \ il
occurred al about ) this p. III, accompanied
Nv tunul'uous upheaving of waters If the
lake The island aud u cottage thereon,
have disarpearci II has been ascertsined
by sounding that il has sunk to the depth
OF eighty five feet. \ shock of an earth
quake was felt here and lasted about five
minutes, coming in westerly direction.
No lives lost.
Troy. y. T., Jan G.-The paper mill OF
j. y. Parker 4 Co, of Greenwich, Wash
ington county, was destroyed by fire Satur'
d4v night last. Loss $2j,ne0. Insurance
80 eco
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

AuGrsrA, Jan. 6.-Thc military rooms
burned last night WAS large OGDEN build
ing, formerly a hotel 1t contained not
only rooms for the men and officers quar-
tiers, lut also the hospital, school room and
library Nearly adjoining it was the new
trii building, erected last summer, con
tanning a dining room and sles ping apart
ments. THIS building WAS slightly dam
aged The other buildins saved were of
mood, ard are laundry, stable, four barrs
aud two lce-houses The total loss will
reach, it Is estimated, about $l5,oo0 TIE
hre caught from somo imperiection IN the
ga machinery. There were 40 patients,
81 being in hospital department. During
tie fire barrel Of whisky that WAS rolled
out aud ordered to b. destroyed, was taken
IN charge 10y sone Of tie soldiers who could
habble about aud were ID a state Of ntoxica-
ton ia u very short time Fights took place
between one arm, 4 and one legged men.
he sceno III the laundry huildin. was one
iesrtul . witness; iHcn Tough. each otter
with The fury oil d mons. ihey were 20
crazed hy the iauoi ia had drank that
thty obeyed nothing ntn lay dead drunk
Ia the siaw aud could ne; be areUsta. onc
Of these intoxicated beings While being
carried TO thus ei'y, died from thc effects OF
the II Teams were sent by the may or
OF THIS eltv and the patients brought bore,
where hey are quart,rea and cared lor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
The resolution az amended was then

The resolution az amended was then
adopted
Nr. kMridge introduced Joint resolu'icn
icndcrirH the thanks Of Congress 70 Major
General Hancock, FOR tie wise. patriotic,
ard timely recognition q the irsi rights
Of ciliz n, and TIC pflucin'es Ct c"nsn'u-
iioral Nhasfy. expressed N Tie order Issued
~ Nm IN assuming command 81 Tie Iif,L
Military Department. 80 called, and for his
prompt determination to restore and main
tain tic supremacy ni C.yi. law within the
limls ct his corn and.
Sir Washburne. of Ills, asked Mr. Il
driascta acccp, the following as M amend
me ~.
So0'td. fhat We utterly condemn the
conduct 4 Andrew Johnson acting prcsi-
aeat Of TIE United States, for his action III
removing Tat gallant soldier, General Shcr.
ilan, rom the command 81 the Filth Mill.
lary D.s'ric', aud the franks OF tAis House
are cue to General L. S. Grant, command.
Ing armies Of the intel States, for his let
tor Of Aug last addressed to the said actirc
President in relation 10 the removal OLE 81
Stanton, aud OF General Sheridan, as well
Us Tor his endorsement OF letter ~ Gener
al sheridan, dated January 18th 1867, in re.
laii0n io matters in Texas.
Mr. Edrdge declined 10 admit Of the
amendment aud moved the previous qne'
ton.
On motion OF Mr. Farnsw r,h The rtso
luton was laid on the table eas 81; nays
2s-strctly party vote.
Mr Washburne. o. Wis offered q resolu-
ton proposed by Nj Washburne, Of III.
sir Boyer moved u table the res ,lution
lcas 2s, nays 81
Tho portion conicmnirg the President
vsaH aSntFt8 png ~. NAYS 2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
WASHINGTON.
I'DEIclETHl CONGRESS- y.

WAsniNGTos, Jan. 2-SkSATE.-l he
attVhu th'e was suah-
MI fom.foy introduced il uill, ah'hRf
Mhe 0eettNiN 81 VA y" s'tt'c US ''H'',is
81 NHhses 'i INC 'Ni'hso 'DN9'i W ~ 'a''
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n. ~ 'th tt''"' q WI ii'd.
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laws So 'hs' 'he he'fs ., solu'eI VINO
u'.s a.,'i vac iAss's. =. ',l's -" Snan -.
egg ' 'tc "'uhN he """'a oe '"''''eu "
iNaus,
ht MI ins'ts"ii, ~ i't,"' 'e'.s'" Ppi
aohs q an aet oi 'ne l's'sa'Ne Assen'oiy
gu Npioiain' aush".iSiHs " i''teiy anu PIC
vent swindiing In leff''oths
Nv Ar hanm' 10 aihenu the ac, aisiuing
ihe State ui limos mo Two Juaiciai us
'fie's. Also TO create 'oeai i,oafa on IN
spcs'oh OF 'he nuns ooi-eIs anu machinery
Of steamers AZ Iallo' ana 10 au'hoIi1e me
appointment OF Local Inspectors anu hx
'heiF c.mpefsa'ion.
by UT. An, 10 pioNluc ior inc noiuins
OF icins OF tne tni'eu Sta'es pstfict
Court at 81 j. serh, Mo. Also. 10 constitute
- Joseph, Mo. port oil uehVefy
ny Ar Dohnei'y. 10 amend 'ne Union
Pacins railroad act 50 ''s..'o extend The Sioux
CITY branch 10 the heaa o. Lake SUPERIOR
Makinga grant Oh iahl to Oakot III territory
inr u raj road from Sioux Clty wa Ntrmii-
/ lion and lankt"n 10 Helena, Montana ley
rtAiy.
iiy Mr. Nintor; 10 amend Inc Home.
steal acf 81 "a To authoiize apaicants 10
make iavis required ty The original
statute atioie the clerk oil The county court
N which the applicant resides; also, Tor the
relici at actual settlers on the Sioux r.ssr
vaiicn in Minn'sota extending for TIVE
years The time 81 Masking proof ana pay
ment Tor their lands. All ef which We're
appropriately referred.
~ ep,on offered tie following.
htsare"' iha' me 1ammittee IN Escon
siuc''"n inquire INTO Inc expediency OF
ronal vonven'iors elected under the s'vera'
rsSoo 10 "p pes N e ey a ac,, aJ IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
CHICAGO.

CmcAaa. January Tho name Ct the
suicide found in Union Park it appear, 10y
the inquest, was John William Sedlcr. lie
va. a native Of Leipzig, Saxin AID came
to this city from Davenport. Iowa
IN exhibition Of manly art, at Chlich
Hal, was Lroken up ia,t evening by the
police aud thirty three OF the more notorious
characters present taken I, the station.
Tie Young Mems Christian Association
building 10 on FIRE The present indications
arc that at least all of the upper portion Of
the splendid structure. including fArwell
Hall will be DESTROYED
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
CHICAGO.

CncAca J4n A woman namtl Nc.
Faia,n to day toek dose Of poison
,hroueh mistas, ana aied fsom the Effects
soon aitgr.
An unknown man l,ll into Tie river this
morning and was drowfei
After ahen' thift.-six hours the rain the
weather has turned cold aud tn ground is
now tr zen quite hard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosloN, Jan. 6 The United States Will
tary Asylum near Augusta, Maine, WAS TO.
tally destroyed by fire last night The IT.
stiiution contained nearly three hundred
patients The building cost The govern
ment $50 0C0 and was fun Of valuable fix
lures aud clothing re. ev,d a few Gays ago.
A student in Pennock academy. Fisher
vile, N. II son of Philadelphia clergy
man has been arrested for setting fire 10 the
building and has plead guilty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
1 h'T 2'T MEWsSs
ny -EEEGEi.sFsFs.
70 TEE pAEs.g DE3vge.fe.aT'.
REV. YORK..


Nrw lokK, Jan. "a Washington spec
isi ssys: The report Of Revenue Commits
sioner Wells will bc presented to Congress
Oh Tuesday. CcusidcT4blo Importance is
ATTACHED to Il, Is i diseoarscs the financial
ani industrial qecstious how before the
county. 1t IL understood q advocate
reduction OF repeal Of taxes on manuflctur-
ea articles.
Tie National BanAs TO; IA. ~ reported
their receipts for the month, The public debt
statement " III not be issued us,il to day
truesday).
Con. Gordon Granger will b. assigned 70
ucc,ed Mai. Swaync in coumsni Of the
sub- district Of Alabama.
Gen. Candy has relieved Gen. Noles Of
his command at Goldsboro, y. =, aud as
signed Gen. links thereto, whose district,
will include nearly all the eastern portion
Of tie State, where there has been com
plaints Of disorder daily.
! AIBANy. Jan 7.-Gov Fcnton' = message
will be delivered TO day rc says tie State
dob oyCr til sinking fuhd Is 5000 COO.
All j par,ments Of business aud ent,r2risa
are pro Yttous. Tie amouut ii tax PAL
he the people Is about SO per heat, and
rca. estate 3. The State has increased 10
per cent ia five ytais. The value OF the
progeny of the State il I ,oco, tun COO. He
ievots tic necessity Of sus alni'g lie nation
alot,di', opposes contraction q! the currency
aud opposes any attempts at forced pay
ment 81 tie debt, !svoring pcs'p0nomei.'
lftl the country has rccnperated lie re
commonds the passage Of laws reqatin,
fuller returns CT personal proper in th,
State. Tie receipts from cahas are 81,
100000, q 900. goo beng paid GU, to main
| tain them. Over 80, 900, 600 has been pait
to the State during the year for war claim.
| lie refers TO several internal State topics
and draws strong argument against tn
system Of special legislation which has trulJ
grown 10 an enormous extent. lie full,
endorses negro suffrage, and holds that n
tie all Of tie conf d,tncy the Southern
Stat ~ were deprived OF all civil govern
ments President Jahnsons course 10 dc
Eouuced and Congress commended
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

AGENTS wANTED-$20. $35. $40 STAR
u SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Patented
March r. isGs. 1t two threads and N axes the
genuine Lock Stitch alike on both tides. All other
low priced m achincs make Chain Stitch. Great in
dacemcns offered. Sead for Circulars and Samples
Observing. Each Agent giving copy of letters patent.
=. G. LArHRop 4 CO. IS ami 30 Reynolds Block.
Chicago. oci23-d5n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp. jan. 6--TEe Attorney
General of II ryland has decided that. by
virtue of The new Constitution, the term of
all civil ofle.is appointed by the Governor
has expired AMI new arpeintees must be
made within fifty days
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

By Telegraph January I.
Stocks-Aeiive and strong.
B,n6s-Coupons of "a, loeis; OF -, osi; Of 10
l0sh lo-so's. ~ sos, both series, 1osA.
Western Union--i cS<
New York Central-ilss<.
Erie-sSis
1 Rock Islsnd--e4s.
aIllInpis Ocntral-l.34.
Eoyoorn1 z 10le4o-0,
- esat. .-rss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
New York Market.


BY Telegraph january.
Cotton-Qact; III. G1sl-e.
Flour Shade frmcr: 81. Louis dull all others
fair Extra State At leso1ll is; ~ 7s1s IS for r.
H.O.
Whcat-Firmer and quiet 9.95 for choice amber
Michigan.
Corn-w without decided change; Aoi-s for mixed
We tern ahoa;: la for old in store.
ts-firm: lese active: sIa.ss ? FOR western: In
store s., at buyer. option before the 18th.
k-Duli and heavy. at 20 ao82i 20.
Isrd-Firmer; IL l-9Gi3as email lots at IL l-2.
Whsky-puli
Peirolsnm-lo l-edll for crude "a for refined =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph. January !.
Flour Unsettled; choice well known brands
show an advance OF csc to-day, and 5oa 52l c
since Thursday last, sales OF spring extras
ranged at oodl0 80.
Wheat Excited and higher No. !, qlIt
. Il No. . opened at o. 4, and closed at %
No. s. 90,6l.92.
Carn-Ilrher, active and excited sales OF
Nos and at sats Qfal new s7@s9.
Oats Higher and excited. closing st 62Qf62l4.
Rye firmer but quiet; 57@l .57l4 for No
9 !. 50 for No /.
Brrley-Non,nal; l.1sdl.Te for No 2
Provi, ions Quiet but firm.
Mess Pork-e0 50d2l 90 for choice.
Lard--Active at l32l2A
Green Meats Quiet ana firm.
Dressed Hogs-vsry active and higher, clos
ing firm ct .3c67.4o dividing GU goo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
81. Louis N arket,

By Telegraph Jan. I.
Flour More doing. but prices unchapg ed.
Wheat-Little inquiry, but no change Of pri-
ces.
Corn-U nchanged. s9@soc.
Oats Better. 1l@73c.
ye-Unsettled. l.70G1l SIC.
Fsrlev--Easier, 1882 90.
Lard -lIisdlac.
Hoss-Higher, bs<GsiS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
l,tncimnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph. January.
Flour Flrmer. unchanged.
Wheat Held ri . SO for No. /.
Corn Firmer and CHER new ear, Sic.
Rve-Steady. at | IS.
Oats igher, SO for No. l.
Barley-Advancedt 20 ! SO for fall.
Cot,on-rull. OF l4i5 for niddling.
whisk~-Unct anged
Provisions Dull, prices nominal, unchopged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
The Union Restaurant
ACKLEY HOUSE
Third ST. East Of Perry.

CENTRALLY AND PLEASANTLY LOCATED
near the business part Of town, directly opposite
the Poet Oflice. The propretors have leased the
premises for term Of years and have put the apart
inents in thorough business order, Offering comfora
bio Accommodations for
ONE HUNDRED GUESTS.
They respectfully solicit share of public patron
age. believing they can give entire satisfaction. In
oil cases their charges will be reasonable
Connected with the house IL SPACIOUS STA.
BLING which will be in charge Of competent host
lers. Farmers and persons travelling " lth their own
terms will find comfortable quarters at the Ackley
House. dec9-dAwM.l ACKIEY D CROSS.