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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
LpusLIo REgolurIoN-No. 8s /

RESOLUTION TO compensate the sailors on lire
gnubOnt "Dlron do Kalb" for losa OF clothing
RESOLVED by Me Senate aai House Of Rpresrn-
taiires Of tie United Siates Of .AmHiel in Congress
dsstm6iei That the proper accounting officers of
tue Treasury be and they arc hereby authorized,
ia settling tho accounts of the petty officers,
lnen, sailors, and othels Of the crow OF tho Jul
ted Slntea gunbOat "BarOn dc Kalh," to allow 10
cach sum not exceeding fifty dollars as IL re-
inuneratiOu for the damage they may have tus
tanned ia tho losa Of their clothing by the de-
structiOn of ,aid vessel, to bo paid out'oi nuy
money in the Treasury net otherwise appropria
ted. lApproved, juno 7, 1864,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
[PurLlc RrsnlurInN-No. aa.l

a nrsoturIoN authorizing tho acceptance of "a
certain testimonial from the Government Of
uraal Britain.
Resoirsi BY he Seaaie anil House Of Rcpresea-
idtiDes eJMe UnicG States Of Ame,icd in Congress
assembled. That Surgeon Solomon Sharp, OF the
navy OF the United States, be md lie hereby Is
authorized to accept tho piece OF plate recently
presented to him by the Government Of Great
ihitain ~ mark III high appreciation OF the
unremiting attention aud Kindness shown BY him
to certain officers of the British ship "Grry-
h;nnd" while in the naval hospital under his
csarge, ut Norfolk, Vnginia.
Approved, June q, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01

A SE0uLAR CRoUMsTANcE.-A girl who
worked in the laboratory at the arsenal, where
the heart-rendng calamity occurred on Friday
last, escaped from peril by singular circum-
stance. The young lady is usually remarkably
tacilurn, but on this day she felt an irrepressible
desire to talk and for no reason that she eau
imagine, her tongue ran on at such u rate that
she was reprimandei by the overseer OF the room.
This did not check the unruly member, and
finally he sent her home to get rid of her loqua-
city. Before she reached her dwelling, tho ex.
plosion occurred, which sent out of existence a
score Of those who were at work around her,
Washing ton. .Repn6kean.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
Omoiai.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at Me &0a Session Of Me T1irty- EigdLI
Congress.
IprnLln-Nn. nl L

l'uDLlr-NO. gl
AN AcF To create M additional supervising in.
I spector of steamboats, aud two local inspector.
Of slcamhoais for the collection district ol
Memphis, Tennessee, aud two local inspector.
| i1r tho collection district of Oregon und lot
other purposes.
lie q Hidcted IN Tie Senate amt Howe of Reprc.
seAidtitts Of lie United Sidies oi Ameriea in Con,
9Ffss assembled, That there shall hc designated
aud appointed, in the mode -prrsuribed by law.
and who shall bc paid the same annual comppn
salion as is now paid, one additional supervising
Inspector OF steamboats,, mud twO local inspectors
OF slenmhoats, at Portland, in the collection dis
lict OF Oregon and two for tho collection dis-
trict of Memphis, Tennessee, at an annual com
pensation of seven hundred dollars, 10 he pai,l
~ provided by law, rs in case OF other like in
speciois and said inspectors shall perform the
duties and be subject TO the provisions OF the
steamboat act of August thirtieih, eighteen hun.
dred and liry-two.
See 2. lind belt FURTHER enacted, That SO much
Of said act as provides for the appointment of
TWO local Inspectors OF steamboats, in the district
ol wheeling, ON the Ohio river, and for their
compensation, is hereby repealed
Sec. .. And be il further enacted. That zach
engineer and pilot, licensed according TO tho
provisions OF said act, shall pay for every Ger
tiiicate granted by amy inspector or inspeetors
the sum OF ten dollars, to he accounted for in tho
mode provided by law.
Sec. A. Ind Dc il further enaeted. Tint the
forty-second section Of the act Of August thirty
eighteen hundred and firtytwo, be so construed
az to require tho Inspection Of the hull and boil
cr, in the manner prescribed by that act, of
every vessel propelled in whole or in part by
steam, and engaged as a ferry boat tug OF tow
ing boat or canal boat in all cases where, under
the laws Of the United States, such vessels NAV
be engaged IL the commerce with foreign na
tions, or among the several States.
Sec. b. And be il further enacted. That nil en-
gincers and pilots OF ferry boats tug boats, tow
ing boats, or canal boats, subject 10 inspection
10y this act, shall be classified and licensed in the
same manner as are pil.ts and engineers by said
act of August thirty, eighteen hundred and ifty.
two.
Sec 6. AHd be ii further enacted, That, in lieu
Of the fees for inspection required by tho thirty.
first section of the act OF August thirty, eighteen
hundred and fifiy-two, the following shall be
paid For each vessel of one hundred tons or
under, twenty five dollars and in addition there. |
to for each one hundred tons, over the first one !
hundred tons, five dollars.
Sec. Z. And be IL further enaeied That nil |
parts Of the act aforesaid, which are suspended |
by or arc inconsistent with this act, arc hereby |
repealed. LApproved, June 8, 1864
TDunrto NJ, no
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
TPunLlo-.No. Gal

ITUHLIu--NO. VJ1
AN ACT to provide for the payment Of the second
regiment. third brigade. Ohio volunteer mill
tia, during the time they wcrO mustered into
the service Of the United States
BE i enacted BY Me Senate and House Of Reprs-
Ssaidtpes Oft Uhiiel States Of Amsrica in Con-
gress asssmbiei, Thai the second regiment, third
brigade, Ohio volunteer militia, mustered into
the service of the United States at Cincinnati,
Ohio, on the fourth day of September, eighteen
hundred aud sixty-twO, Notwithstanding rregu-
larity may have occurred in the manner of their
mastering into the service of the United States,
be paid for the time the officers aud men wero In
the service, respectively after being mustered,
not. however, to exceed the period Of thirty
days TApproved, June &, 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01

THAsKs--Tbe Hon. F. W. Seward, Assistant
Secretary ofs,Ate will please accept our thanks
for copy of the diplomatic correspondence of
the State Department.
Hon. N. B. smithers will also accept our
thanks for several valuable House documents.
among which is the report Of the Committee ou
the Fort Pillow massacre
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
tPUDLlc-No, &C.
An Acr in relation to the limitation Of aclon,i

certain cAse1.
BE il enacted tg The Senate and House Of R,r,.
seltatives Of Tie United States Of Amsricq i, e,
gress assembled, That whenever, during the S,;,
tenoe Of the present rebellion, any action. nm
or criminal, shall accrue against auy per,on
who, by reason Of resistance TO the exsen,na
the laws Of the United States, or tho iulerruplo1
of the ordinary course Of judicial proeesd.ns'
cannot be served with process for the commans'
meIt Of such action or the arrest Of suo na,sss
or whenever, after such action, civil or ormnp
shall have accrued, such person cannot. bv ,o,,
sou Of such resistance Of the laws, or such nl,,.
tupion Of Judicial proceedings, lie arrested =,
served with process for the Commencement of ~, .'
action, the time during winch such person sbsl'
so be beyond the reach of legal process sball nS
be deemed or taken as any part of tho time l1i
ted by law for the commencement of eueb oo,iaa
Approved, June IL, 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
LinoOln's Letter of Acceptance.
ExECUTIvR MANSION,

EAENuTiNH MANhlONt
WAsnIsOTos, June 81, 1864.
Hon. VIM. Dennison, and others, q Committee of
tue National Union Convention:
Gentlemeu-Your letter Of the 18th instant,
formally notifying me that had been nominated
by the Convention you represent tor the Presi-
dcncy Of the United States for four years from
the 4th Of March next, las been received The
nomination is gratefully accepted, and the reso-
lutiOna OF the Convention called the platform are
heartily approved While the resolution in Ie-
gard to the supplanting OF republican govern
ments upon the western, ,continent s fully con.
CURED in, there might he misunderstanding
were not TO say that the position of the govern.
ment in relation TO the action of France in
Mexico, as assumed through the State Depart
ment aud endorsed by tue Convention among tho
measures aud acts Of the Executive, will be
faithfully maintained 30 long as the state Of
facts shall leave that position pertinent and up.
plcGbie.
ain especially grAtfed that the soldiers and
seainen were not forgotten by the Convention us
they forever must aud will be remembered by
the grateful country for whose salvation they do
vote their lives
Thanking you for the kind and complimentary
terms in which you communicated the nomlna .
tion and other proceedings Of the Convention,
subscribe myself your ohedient servant,
ABRAHAM LISOoLN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
SIC so

TAKEN PaIsoNRRs.-Captain Lewis Nolen. of
Company II, second Delaware Regiment was
taken prisoner by tho rebels on last Wednesday
week. IN tho engagement before Petersburg =
Capt Nolen was attached to Gen. Kelly's sIati
Lieut. brady OF the same regiment was also can.
tureI lurl"g the same engagement. Ile was
attached to Den. Blrlows stall. 6otb thpae
officers were taken To Richmond. and ara now
supposed to be in Libby prison. Cant Nolen ia
sen Ol Dr. Nolen, OF this city who has given
live brave boys 10 the cause of his country Ono
Of them, -Edward--1lls IN honored aoll;er'a
grave, having taleu while gallantly lefendinS
the cause Of Union and Liberty, in the ThirS
New Jersey Regiment, at Spotisylyania. liz
leit behind him wife and two children to
mourn his departure. Another son.-Willard
lies sick ut the City Point Hospital He isa
member Of the Fourth Delaware. Two other
sons-Frank Of the Second, aud Charles Of the
Third Delaware are yet in active service unhurt,
80 far as we know at present. May the flutes
preserve these noble soldiers and, when the
bloody conflict with treason shall be over, and
the national authority restored throughout the
land, may they return again to their families
and friends to receive the gratitude due to their
well-lried patriotism and valor.
MAsosIc.-At the annual communication Of
tho Grand Lodge Of r. and A. NJ, of Delaware,
held at the Masonic Hall, in the city Of viii
%ingtGn, June 9th, 1864, the following were
elected officers for the ensuing year :-Ailen v.
Lesley, NJ D., q. NJ. VIM. N. w. Dorsey, d. q.
Nj John A. Nicholson, G. sr, W.; Frederick
EsenWein' q. Jr', WI benjamin N. Oele, @. s.;
Henry F. Pickels, q. n e'-' ~
GoLD, There is great excitement in the Gold
market 10 consequence OF the rapid adv in
price. We beg leave to inform our citizens ibat
there is no advance in the splendid suits made
by our friend d. Chandler, Merchant Tailor. No
6O9 Market street. Call at once and leave your |
measure, before he closes out his present stock |
Of neat Summer goods, II.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
-PupLIo-Nn. % I

AN ACT to punish and prevent the counterfeiling
of coin Of the United States.
BE il enacted By he Senate and Hons of Ren,,.
ssatatues Of he United States of America ia DON
gres' assembled, That if any person or persons,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01
Sergeant P. @. Brlerly, Killed.
Private fhos TObin, killed.
0.....s..I T,..,.. tp.1.. -

DELAWARE CAyALRY.-The following is lht
Of casualties in the lst Delaware Cavalry for the
week ending June 25th, 1864: =
Sergeant 7. 0. ROurke, Co. L. upper part of
right eg--nOt serious.
Elijah b. MOrris, Co. A, right thumb ampu.
ta'ed. ]. HAYES Shields, Surgeon.
To WIN. CANpY, CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON
DosATioNs, 80, FOR SANITARY Fam. - The
amounts below have been collected by me. for
our sick and wounded soldiers, from the Union
men in the "BOatyard, at Harlan, Holingsworlh
< Co., the CcppTheads refusing TO contribute
anything Respectfully,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-01

ANOTHER DRAFT P5R DRFIcIGRcY Provost
Marshal Wilmer has received orders 10 make
another drawing, on Saturday, July I'd, for the
deficiency of the present draft. The persons
then drafted, will be notified to report on the
9th, 9th, and 7ih OF July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06
The following occurs ID the officially pv;b-
convention. IN

led prGCe eullgs OF tN- cuiifo"t''n5 - 49,
SION in this place, 81 Mol'=Iay 'ast
Mr.. Watsoo offered the to!l1"12s raso'1
ton:
Resolved, That fI,a Constitution which msy
- aIonTea ~ this Convention sal be submit
-, !. he oanl,le f,r ratification, tr rjactlou.
>Ir " a;:s,p :'ilis is 1l:zesrl.,n u n:lnc5p!e
r : ,inyt:v Whittier VIC NIL su}a;nIh t:a i>o:s-
sr;t12t;o .. not Nt1E.lea came here mem
,,ar e tbs congefIjlo1 / determined 5Isa5
.ehareyar did s,or the loyal people should be
s:,h7niflel 70 them for their approval:
would Submit tbs Constitution, il is pclncl.
nIa With ,.e Is it possible that his snail
be,dv "e.nt..nu:iaIe ;n the eyes OF the world
for RI naucitv # It's plumbers, should refuse
e, s,,|nlit its 1,o;aogs 10 the people?
Mr.. Penn know THAI my action III 'h's
matter Will not place roe III an enVlahEe posi- tlo7
before my fellow citizens, yet WI DO "ba5 |
s):caive to G,e ny duly, without feas Or favor
I acknowledge shat che principle OF submitting
,he Constitution TO the people L i1ghF aflt1
iusf. and should not shnk ct Totlng against
;ts Submission, il il we're IL I1llle OF peace -
Rat we are IN peculiar circumstances NaE,
l,,ts;,7e O. tho Convention who have, Or think
fIaey have consi3erahsa l3ifuenc9, are eId9aSoi~
;ng 70 defeat the Consultation, because some
4b5ncs IN &c 90 aof agree with thev opinions.
= s ~ i an, na.a IL rejected vhar will
= = ovar ,,,11 md other States think They
,u1 9, t..rrtnr;aI c,-varnYrarf ~
Ill., Til sz hes 70 a 100 much personal feeling
lheFe I'a1-5.s - sh' ,nattar Soaoe ohieof f.
IN Eesaru - 1ns 10 10 schno or]inanoe
9t'1aioial'n ,av ,a ,a, [1,,
10 my oI 1, e ta eanno5 bava what fbev
have no5s ! Soy a$s' haya h,on 40 ,o;Id
want. oo''ls. l1'luA ~" Aaao ooo th;s1
oInoas' ,nt,ar faal horn,} u1dar The nresant
some anoEnsr Iss 'os,;,s ltio 10 'rls
circumstances, ~ sys3 5Tfrana nSasnras
agree with tiae princt les 'h'ol'eA, w W .se,'
regard che present tune a. os'soI1E1'5 1o' pa'-
rinc r. IL taroa.
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q i 7 i [ /

(YaEAPEST AND BEST COAL Oh l.
I TIE CIII. by The barrel, or I'll reIa Pr
c@s as Joay. or }ow8r than tbs Jonrsst-quaIity
80, 30 80 ' iad--for saip - COGAN'S,
No. IS Noya stre:',
where can be had lamps, Chil1ni9s W 3
and everything connected with E2@ trade, IL II
every variety Of style together with s@? 2.s
assortment Of Gas aud Steam FixEHre$ ,4a"l,
delers Pendants, Brackets, Dr9P 1sn'. va" '.;.,
Globes, Paper Shades, &C, ofall the new si!'7''
ana beautiful patterns, q: prices 60 please.
Gas Fitting. Alterations ana HA !s3
promptly attenced 10 all "oTA 'SF1 2n1,o, fr
Patent Thief Detoct1lg Money DL'' XII
sale. ----- 2oS
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BLOOD pU klt Wing
= r 3 y srIY Z RIBS,
4, PITS and Foojs]s,)
f.,t4g BEST BLOOD PU HIFTING agents
- ye1 known, have been most successfully
used l,r over q quarter Of q century IL fauTope>
aIzc, t X sae last years, also, n MS country;
ayld are t;Ac5cularE etic1e3 n 5ne cure - -:
nI,roDi<; discusses = Q s,a2>std despair o beng
cured without first trying THEM y . FANNY
sh:,uld De without them, f." BY their timalE us7
l,,.,Ih sickness can ja prevented. They are llo~
r,r5e.l cIir,et to 5his port by the undersigned,
and yneir purity efficacy and .sAIe5y c&!l De re-
lied upon with perfect confidence
The following are some OF the diseases Nnlcn
have laen perm: nontly removed % their USE:
Iejter;
Infan1a5iOn
@of the bowels,
consumption in It's
early sta ges leaCacha
asthma cough, sore eyes.
loclziaw rup5ures, rheumaJis1n,
cranl;, choic catarrf pain IN Jno
breast and sides deafness, nerVoui mess,
snotteCl fever chiiIs and fever, agu9 open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheun, can
Ger, scrofula, jaun1lce, tapeWorn, Pr
Iiousness, erllpgions Of the skin, boWeii
complaint, langour, govt, dropsy.
erysiUelas, worms; clcllc, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness. swell
ngs, bloati.igs, bloody c.
and white Aux, dys~
eA5eIy cOstlve-
ness. ln6a-
sizes, &c
Also PROF. WUNDRA NJ ; RHEC NJ =.
TIC TINCTURE, a sure and safe cure TOR
acute and chronic rheuulatism no matter OF
hG P;1 !9fS 1 WS3jI552NDSRAMs GoUr POWDERS
(Girht Pulver) if taken in conf ction Wits me
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or 70 "
DERS. will most surely cure the worst eases
of Goult and lnaamatory Rhenmatjs ~ 1n
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPl III IllC T.
MEDY the only o1a safe r on g Soepso 5i Fs
PKOF. WUN DRLlM' S TAPEWOkM
POWDERS Will completely carry OF t1.s
trpu blesone introder, and also remove ali other
worms most etfectually from the system,
PROF " = \ D A n ~ q "a . l. -
medy against asthma, billiousness, pain IN the
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery, diarrhoea,
cranon cholic, summer complaint, healache
fa;ntness sudden indisposition, dyspepsia, sea
Sickness sc. Every family should nave DOT
tie Of this Elixir IN the house and every tray
eIler in his valise. Il can be safely. given to
She smallest children, there belng.no laudanum
or other deleterious substance n It, Try It!
PROF. WUNDRAMS TOOTH-ACdh
DROPS, give immediate relief, and are more
reible than any remedy yet SnoWn: one E7la1
!: PRoF. WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA: can
not b.. 500 highly recommended to ali dispep-
tics, sick and congalescent. ana those suffering
PROF " y NDRA Ms RHEUM ALTO
HERB TEA, valuable aid in curing rhau1na~
tisrn; also for curing gravel.
FIJI directions accompany each remedy
For further particulars, Apply 70
JULIUS DIEM ELI, Dentist,
lbs Prince ST., nearly opposite the FosV o3nco
between St. Oh end y Washington sts:,
Alexandria. q
z,o.1.,h ~ ISAAC ENTNI SIZE
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/ WORD X IAls

7 HAVE opened this day =. ,...,r an
/. 200 pieces Bleacheo Al9sl'l!; neS s,oyr5 S
rood 81 70 cts. a yard $50 DO: d.. T Gotto ~
Cts. at % cts yard 100 Coohne43La3l T i7s.
only Is cts: very fine; ana larse ,5 ~ ss ~
Goes and domestic goods Al Th7" ''' =
Cali and sos 1o' y0'''s7'I + sCHW ARIES,
feb lift 30 1"l- -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
RIVER

Fo. MuscArISE, BURLINGTON, kEoKuK
AND ST. Louis.-Thc new and elegant North
crn Line Packet, Muscatine, Capt. j. j.
Robinson, will depart for Mon;rose and way
points, at 7 o'clock Monday morning,
making sure connections with packets for
St. Louis, Geo. ". jerks in the Office
For freight or passage. apply to r. N. Prct-
lyman, agent.
FoE DUBroUE AND ST. PAuL-The popu-
lar Mail and Express packet, James Means,
will depart for Dubuque, and all intcrmedi-
ate landings, Monday morning. Passen-
gers should be at the Northern Line Packet
office as early as j clock. r. NJ Pretty
man, agent.
fog Sr. Louis, CAIRO AND THE SorTu.-
Passengers taking the $50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad, Will arrive at ST Louis tomorrow
noon % hours.
Passengers taking the $50 A. NJ train
or the $50 p. NJ train will arrive in Cairo in
20 hour s.
Luxurious sleeping cars Oh night trains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
CHICAGO CONVENTION.

We are rcjoced to hear such cheering
news as that contained in our special from
Chicago. We have always believed that
the people, when they could be heard,
would give the lie to the miserable abolition
plunderers who have accused all opposed to
the usurpations Of the "imbecie Joker Us
being in favor Of uay peace. The enthusiasm
for Mcclellan, and the probability that he
will be the almost unanimous nominee Of
the Chicago Convention, shows that the
people are determined 10 prosecute the var
for the Cnton against iirc-eating rebels
South, and abolition traitors North; the
former with bullets and the latter with bal.
lots Let Us indeed rejoice there Ia
hope that through the wisdom Of the Pco
pl.'s Convention in Chicago, the Union, as
our forefathcrs made it may yet be preserv-
cd for all time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
SUBSTITUTES ANrED
ST BSTITTTES r F.5KNiSitEDi
JcEE l.. owITs Il Co.,
No. l NicAol.'s Block tup stairs. J


DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug 24, 1864.
An arrangement has been concluded with
the officers of the Scott County Agricul tura
Society, by which all profits from the sale
Of edibles and refreshments on the fair
grounds this season, shall be appropriated
to the bcnfit Of the Iowa CHRISTIAN EoME.
A committee viii also be appointed to re-
ceive donations of curiosi4ies and other ar.
ticles for sale on the grounds, and Of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home
Earnest efforts are beng made to have the
HOME in working order the coming winter
There is no doubt that it will be needed.
The different Benevolent Societies will. il
is hoped, unite their efforts on this occasion
10 provide an asylum for their destitute
All readers Of this who are susceptible O;
sympathy for want and suffering, and es-
pec'ally those who are baptized in his name
''who went about doing good" are invited
to make contributions for the benefit of this
Home for the homeless where all who need
temporary care andattention, whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid, and
the comforts ola home.
Donors Of cdihles or refreshments 10 he
sold during the fair arc requested to addres.
Rev. +. Z. JuDD, S. W. Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets. advising as early as practicable
what contributions may be expected from
them.
W +. ROSS Sacrot,r,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27

NATIVE WINEs.-It has not become geh-
orally known that there is in this Western
country resource Of wines not inferior to
the best foreign importation, and an article
which should have the precedence when a
purchase is made. The manufacture OF
wine is an important science, which stands
foremost in agricultural industry. Cur an
nual inportations, principally from Europe,
are set down at cost Of almost one billion
Of dollars. in gold This immense expcndi-
ture Of treasure which passes into the hands
of foreign nation, will eventually decline
to small proportions. 1t becomes our peo
pie to encourage our home manufactures,
and to dispcl any idea that tends to increase
Ia competition. While in Chicago iew
days ago, we called at the prominent wine
mandatory of Bennett Pietcrs Il Co., or
River street, and through the courtesy o.
Mr.. Esmay, were shown through that es
tablishment 1t would almost pay visi
to Chicago to 60 through their immense es
tablishment. Their appcrtenances for thu
manufacture Of this article arc complete ii
every respect. The strawberry, blackberry
and cherry wines produced by them should
and are fast superceding the renowned i'm
ported brands.
This enterprising firm are also the princi
pals Of the popular and healthy tonic knowr
as Red Jacket, and although lately intro
duced, has already gained reputation tina
will require generations to reduce. W
take pleasure in recommending it as nc i'las'
ultrd of bitters adapted TO the prevalent dis
aseS OF the Weatefn clim%ta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-27
COM m ERCiAL.
Davenport MARKETS.

OFFIcs: or THE davenport pRMoCRAT
Saturday evening. Aug. y, lssi. {
FLorR- Wholcsae g. GrQs 10 II bhl.; Retail ~
10.lo
WnEA7-No !. well cleaned, roand and plump
Ciub, Tea and Galena, @l.i5. No ., al sound,
not elead enough for No. /, ssl.7"; rejected,
mu>iy and damp lJi cents
CoaN.->helled No. !, sound, plump and dry
lee Go. No /, shrunken in ear. 80 /, sound
plninp and dry, sl.ol; do. No. = shrunken %.
Oars No J. clean and sound, 50; do. No. Q
damp and not clean.
B.fLEY.-Sl >5M :l95.
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