Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-11
THE CIT Y.

Ing room Of tie Dt4ocaAr .Np NEws will t.
tonn hereafter 10 tie secon1 story Of Grigg's
block, Perry street The entrance is at the
fight, first door on The left
Osr.-Ackicy started for Fort Madi- {
con yesterday with six prisoners, by the steam
er B,ll Henderson.
TIE cheapest place in this city to bny
Groceries. j. al oiiser'-, SOUTHEAST eolaer oi
Fourth and Brady strest-.
CnANGE.--'Ihc weather took SHIFT 7
y 'erlay nothing erd The day c!osed with
the appearance u storm a. hand
FIVE ~ xDn1p different stJ les OF dres-
geol at WAi-ler s--aiFo fanlels and woo,v1
goods Of all kinds Farmers should cal 1t
Nhis.,ts
Il; kRArsG makes his own ready made /
Clothing and makes it right His stock Is
tie best in ne city lie makes Clothing T. /
order on short notice, and warrant eat-'ac,
ton.
kEuoE IL CAKuAtgr, Ncw York Dry
GOOD. ~tor. have now On han! - lasge stock
of new styles OF Delaines. Cassiueres ard
other Dr.s- G,aJ. Aso Cloak. ,haul, o,1
Other C;,,l...5.,,1. t,rs,,.ri.,,o.a Prs..,t.
A%othAk BoAT.-lAc steamer llI
Henderson arrived at ths Ioiht Yesterday
morning from below aud took aboard several
b,,dr.4 aock. # mali aud o,,j, o,.t y. n far
-, Louis. wl..r. sl. viI,-,4,lab,v arrive e.
fore ,ArrIy.r cl..es
MuLINERY-Ae would advise our
Idly f,ieris to ca3l aid se. s9n.e elegant .yles
Of Winter Bouncts which Mrs Mccullough
haa iu., received from New Yok. Scott street;
fourth house north Of Fifth
iiio9r llo"sh9'-Nc lc@i H|4 'dSl
ev'n'nS ,hat tho-e government horses upon
the island are TO De removed 10 tie scott
county f'if utoNnas es soeh ea me so'",eis
shaH have itit II VIII he much less 'tonb'e
70 take care oi them mere Inc o"rf"cNs
"iii probably be used ior s'ahhrS them
NJ
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'"''''S 40
= 80 '"''u's"
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ct.,s i, conv.,sa vLo ,,ok;,, ,o,sral 70
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~, val, ,.ill J., f,.i onero,io,
Ib;,.;,ol i,,,.r.. ,,o,,ort oorsis,s !, ,r..
,;,.., - ,su o,1 ;,,,,,ove3 Kiln far 3,yin,
1 .,. s,.a,,, -, s.,o
.f,.h, f.,
- !; 60 h,i1ltn =, ami.
,. .;,,al sa,,,h s;da II
ia rLv.,or fro,,inr On Harrison street
T,a b.io1. =, ,ho ,r;oL ro,l, !, ol,nt s.v.u
r.. tr.;,, o,,t;. !. - ia ,l.cod f,,raca
ana ohayo,ho h,i.l vo,. wooden receiver
a.n ;r,o rh;.h H.. oorn . 3isoh.rgsl
,. ,,a evan, wharo ;, oo,,4s :,
contqc. with ,he heat of The furnace. and by
in,eriora machinery il kent in motion urti
erarv nor,ic,a of ,noistnre il dried ont Of i,
when il masses to the foot OF an elevator. and
il carri.a b.ck irto tho main bpildinc ready
for grinding. The concern dries corn a, The
rate If about sao bushels rer hour.
lbis nroeess il instituted for the purpose O
fitting the corn for the mill. which is LOCATED
in the basement Of the huildino Corn orind
mnch be,teratter HAVING been dried and thos,
who Lnow ony,hine about ,be Kiln dried mea
aware that !, is oncb better in every mr.
,io,i,r ,ba, ,bot oronnd from, .la orainar,
corn rc,il within eonnla II vea,s IN,
Eastern market has been supnhed with kiln
died meal from Delaware and Virginia. wher
the plan first originated. The meal thu
manufactured ia not only better for genera
cooking bat possesses a superior advantag
for shipping purposes. 1t may be carried an
distance, 10y land or sea, without su:ferln
i,jury, which is not the case with cornmes
ordinarily made
The mill at the Elevator is Of capacit
sa!i.:ent to grind about one hundred hare
Of kiln dried meal per cay BY conv ertipg th
corn into meal. it will be seen that it can /
shipped into Eastern merkets much cheart
f,n, ba. ~, ~, c.;,