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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
Ladies'. take Particular Notice
the REAL vElPAU FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED FRENCH.


Theee Flls, 60 celebrated many years ago In Paris,
for the relief Of female irregularities. and afterwards
for their criminal employment In the practice u sboY,
ton, are now offered for safe for the srst time II
America. They have been kept In comparative OBJ
security from the fact that the originator. Or. velpsu,
IL q physician in Paris, of great wealth, and strict
conscientious principles. and has withheld them from
general use, lest they should be employed for unlaw-
full purposes. 81:
In overcoming Female Distinctions. Falling Of the
Womb, Whites. Green Sickness, Suppression. Reten
ton. or lmmoderate Flow OF the Monthly Die
charges, Nervous and Spinal Affections, Paine In the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ~exeYtion, Palpita.
ton OF the Heart, uyrterics, etc, and will effect Q
cure when all other Deans have failed and, al
though a powerful remedy. do not contain calomel,
%antimony. or anything huriful to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regn -ated, they are peculiarly suited. They
will. In a short time. bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAurioS.-Mafrie Ladies' should never take them
when there is any reason TO believe themselves pseg-
| nsnt, for they will be eure to produce a miscarriage.
Ladies can p-ocure a box. sealed from the eyee Of
the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and eix postage
stampe TO NJ. w. MACOMBER, General Agent for
the United Statet and Canadas, 1t Albany. N. v, .
to any authorised Agent.
septic dhwlv 11arriaon X Ntnrks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
OHIO.

C~IxcixsAri, August 27.-Aarcn Jones
was arrested By the Sheriff this morning
and held in bonds for $4,000 not to fight in
Hamilton County. Securities were given
and Jones was Immediately released. The
fight takes places on Saturday next 1t some
within fifty miles Of this city.
The Union Convention Of the end Ohio
District this morning nominated Richard
Smith Of the Cincinnati Gazette to Congress
by acclsmation.
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Sum bel. Market.
seed Market.
Chicago N

BY Telegraph August %.
Flour. Moderately active, brt 25@5o lower
on all grades.
Wheat-Active and q shade better No. 9
l.563Ml.57. No. 5 ! .46@l.46L. No. l Red win
ter dull.
Cora-No. | quiet and firm. 9SL@e5s4 for
No. Q. Irregular, closing at ssHc.
0ats-Closing rather ruiet At 41@l114.
Rye-2@sc lower; closing at l.00@l.0l for
No. /, s5@s6 for No. 9.
Barley Opened at IS and advanced to I. 02@
l o3 and closed quiet
Provisious-Firm and quiet with no change
in prices to note. Receipts: -four 7455 bills.
Wheat lSe,0ss bushels, Oats l54, 7s7 bus, Rye
1885 bus. Barley II. 500 bus, Wool 20, 900 Ms.
Wosl--Fiue Medium washed 42c. low grades
sc.
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LATEST news
ny TELEGR.lPn,
TO THE DAILY pEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Auc.26.-Thco. Jones deputy
jai'or of IIudron City. N. j.. was shot dead
ON Sunday by b. W. Kirtley.
IL lie reported at the Hsytian Consulate.
New York, that the ex Emperor s%olouque
had died Of appop'exy.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop OF
Quebec died on Saturday.
There was l53 intcrments 1T Galveston
last week. Twenty-Five deaths Saturday
and Sunday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

CHICAGO, August 2G.-Three young men,
returning from Marion to Cedar Rapids
Iowa, Saturday, were run away with, and
one McGregor 81 seriously injured, his lille
Is ~despaired of.
Mcdonald 4 Csmpbeifs cav mill. ct Fon
du Lac, Wis. was burned on Sunday. Loss
Am 00n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

the above road has ended and trains will
be run to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
BUCH AMMAN
s t G Il IN M i |
DISTlLLERY,-

Said property was conveyed TO the United
stetes By w. II. Buchanan BY deed dated Au-
gust 18th, 1865.
The Mill 10 . substantial Stone building with
elate roof, and has four run Of burrs. driven By
Steam power. capable Of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels OF -four per day.
The distillery is . wooden building adjoining
the mill. and has sufficient capacity for running
about i've hundred bushels Of corn per day.
The steam for both distillery and mill - furnish
ed BY two large tubular boilers recently put in
ct . cost Of eleven thousand dollars. There 10
also. upon the premises, a new malt house built
Of brick. and ashre proof building. intended for
bonded warehouse.
There will aleo be sold at the same time and
place. the horse barn situated upon the Deeds
lot.-so called-below the mill. and the Cattle
sheds, north Of the distillcry. sufficient to sta
BILE about six hundred head Of cattle.
Also the following other personal property, to
Wit:
Engine.
3 Elue Boilers.
2 Mud Drums.
Lumber Wsgon.
A lot Of Whisky barrels.
Reaper.
Feed Cutter.
Iron Safe.
A lot Of Office furniture.
horseihay lake.
A lot Of grain sacks.
A lot OF copper pipe.
A lot Of Iron shafting.
Several hundred cattle chains.
A lot Of lumber.
The right to stop this sale At any tine 10 ~.
served to the Government.
TERM CASH..
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
aue5-dtd Collector cd District Of lowe.
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ssw YOpA 00r0~s
ny Telegraph. august y
Cotton -21Ll2sc. -
Wh.s,~puli. i@2c lower for red, and sasc
lower for white a.27@2. SIS for amber southern,
the latter being an extreme price; z.25 for good
white Michigan.
Corn-Heayv. q shade lower ; 1 .oeal.l IL for
new mired western lll19l2I for ext
choice. the latter being an extreme price Los
al .0s for unsouud.
OMs-Firm 70 for old Western 1880 for
Ohio.
Pork-He.vy. lower. 30. s5Q23.3o for mes,
Lard-Dull. l2A@l35s.
whisky Unchanged.
Petroleum-Crude, l2@l21s refined In bond.
27MS-L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

ny Tstegfsph.l August "a.
Hogs Received TO IL N. so cars opened
dull and dragging buyers and sellers are wide
apart sales At 5.2e@6 &c for commou 6 S50
o 40 for good: 6.eot6s IS for best.
Cattle-Rectived to " ". SO cars; the mssket
being dull and lower. and sales confined to End
class shipping steers. light and feshy. At AJAX.
and common butchers stock Of fair 10 good
cows Of so@lae lbs. at 4. Co@i.s7L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
spEeR'S Pure NATIVE WINES
AMERICAN WINE COMrAaY's

No. 23 Broadway,
tOpyosi'c City Hall Park
PEEPS PORT GRAPE WINE.
A pure Juice port made from the uporto grapes,
raised Ia this country an invaluable mcdi' inal vine.
Il IL m excellent wine for females, weakly persons,
inyalide aud the aged.
1t tonic properties are unsurpassed, causing an
appetite aud restoring health and Nisur u dehiiitatci
persona.
The hcncfi inl effects arising from ~ use are a.
touishing thonrands. and cannot he realized from the
use % other wines.
An who try q express their surprise that so deli
cious a wine il raised in this country. Also.
spEER n CO'S T.. j. California Port and sherry
Wines from the lannon's ryard- planted by the larry
Monks NJ Los Anerlcs. These are delicious taDtc
wines for family use. Imported gin, brandy and 9th
60 liquors OF the best brands directly from bond ~
s.mii,s Given free ~ en- arre. A. SPEER.
For sale ty HARRISON x STARhS Davenport
AM Glcnin & I~iincklcy. Rock i-iand. Trade supplied
hv Fuller. Finch y Fuller. Chicago may2idly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

BY Telegraph A"eusssI.
whisky-in demand 2.i9.
49, o.. extra s"75@s.oo; Xxx 9 5oaio.eo.
wheai-5alOc lower sales No. 2 spring Las;
No. i. l.5e: club Sc; all choice red 2.i592.2o
white 9. a5@2.sc.
Oats-Sales nj 62dGse-
Rye-Steadv, AZ i.sS.
Hsy-Duil. q: $500.
Pctstoes-2fo@2.s5.
Provisions Steady.
Mess ~Pork-24-5O.
rhouiders-Saies at l2@lsc.
Clear Siies-Sales at le1s@lSx.
Lard l2sGl5I.
milwaukee Market.
Bv Telegr sph. august =.
Flour-Quet; s.so@s.I5 for Xxx city.
Whcat-rirm; l.6o tor no.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

In AL stages Iomatter Of how long standing. They
cure
Asthma. 80 II never returns. They have a Sure
Cure for the distressing disease, HEMMOKRHOIDS
OR PILES. They cure all diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs.
CanceIs.-1hey have an extensive practice aud
wonderful sncce-s in the treatment OF Cancers,
which they CURE without eating them ont or using
the knife Let those who have Tumors and Swell
lings, or n red spot, lose no time in having IL Att, IL
ded 10. as a timely treatment may save them from
the horrors. suffering and death of An open cancer.
Catarrh.C ured.-1hcy areirraiing Catarrh on
new system. which ie n sure cure for this disease.
THEM CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from
five TO seven thousand = year, which gives them an
Experience unsurpassed by any, and equalled only by
afrw.
- Remember they do not promise TO cure all eta
ges OF Disease. While all diseases are curcab q, il ta-
ken IN season, all stages are not. Your case may he
durable this week, not nexr-to-day, not TO morrow;
hence the danger OF delay.
No case riW Be receired rhcn there are any
doubts of Cure or Reliec.
Our terms are CASH: hence the money must be ecnt
with ali orders for medicines. II costs from five to
fifteen dollars per month, TO doctor with us, which
includes medicines.
u The pc " will be favored.
CONSULTATION REF.
Patients must write their name, State. and Post
ONCE address plainly. All letters requiring an an
s~cr. must contain a letter stamp. and be addressed
to Dr. KNAPP 4 son. Box 1891. Chicago. Ill.
~ Any of the above diseases can be treated sue
cessfully by the patients describing their case in a
letter. when they cannot see US.
ni. Knapp. who has visited Davenport. Iowa, reg
ulaSly the past six years, can be consulted =. thej
Scott House.
on f%aturday and Sunday, May lith and 18th, Satur-
day and Sunday, July tth snd 18th. Saturday and Sun
Gay, Aug. Slst and sept LEI. saturday and Sunday,
Oct. 18th and 9Th, Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 2lst
and ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

BY Telegraph August 81.
Flour--Dull, aud ssc lower family 10000
1910,
Wheas-Duil and prices ~unsettie No. l red
3. l0n: 2 IL: wh,te 2 200f3 IS.
Corn-in good demand: No. l sold At $50.
~ull, and prices nominal not sAlable
II ever soc.
~kye-Duil; at I 25.
Bariey-Duil and rices dropping.
Cttion-uull end prices are nominal; 25@s5k
for middling.
Provisions -firmer.
Mess Pork--Ssles at q. so.
Bulb Aeats-ll40l3k.
Shoulders-at lSk.
Sides-Clesr rib fsxo1sk.
Lsed--ls4e end 1ra.
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Stra"beTry fIants can be set until late In the Fail
II covered we'll with leaves or straw
Send me pour name and I viii send ,cu ooe of my
aescriptive bills Of Grapes. Fruit sns Ornamental
Trees: also giving a PINNED cut Of the Ontario Grape
very early tender and sweet. = 4 cline.
No. s Howell Street. Rnrhester. \. y.
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HEDGE

FORTY 70 any million o.ege Orange plants for
ments At wholesale and 10 Av,nts $50 10 cents
for Practical Essay ON Hedging.
AGENTS WANTED.
P.S.-Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Usage Orange Seed. Address W. III MANN e BPO /,
Normal. Mclean Co.. M. sucs.dSw2n
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LUSE & BRIGGS, 50 Perry at.
Have all New & Popular Works.
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GROCERlEs.

Corrected by n. b.. KvANs 4 co.
CoTrK8.
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Golden Queen straw berry.

From the Rochester. \. y. Weekly Express OF July
3Ist, 1861.
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Us GRANT,
General t. :. A.,
Secretary of War ni interim

Secretary of War I'D interim.
The President responded ut great length,
commencing by thanking Grant for his
prompt attention, at the same time saying
that more than a verbal expression OF his
views was unexpected. The President then
proceeded 10 the argument in justification
OF his order declaring that be was not
aware that the question of Shcridan's re-
moval had ever been submitted TO the peo-
pie for determination. That it certainly
would be unjust To the army 10 assume that
in :hc opinion Of the Nation, Sheridan alone,
is CAPABLE OF commanding the States OF
Louisiana and Texas. The President refers
to Gen. Thomas, as possessed OF great abili
ty. sound discretion and sterling patriotism,
and whose administration in the department.
q. the Cumberland will certainly compare
iavorably with that # ten Shefidan's in
The !, il District.
Gen II eridan, the President says, has
:. iccrei himself exceedingly obnoxious il
III It arner IN Which le has exercised even
;.~ers Confined by congress, aud sit
MI go. ) Te~hTt tan44t rity not graz,
b, i.N isi . * *, i - i~a.ii.ul AM =
Z. g. W,.U H. IL, ~. ii lac'. Ia l.
a. - - wv. e.h ~ rei.t@a
TO ;Ae d. Il pi,o OF oar {. y .aeil
y w. 90 4 'fH+Ht ~ ff'h w. "a ~ q
tuT>. rrsu 'ns i.om lv@.pt.- ia..r.i. IL
9 .riuu-t, ttttt,,..t Nil lie ,N.eutiot, ="
'itr l,Ns-.t 80. s'.s,. - q - the Abu,csni..
ci ittN 8 ~ the c'lsr9r. the President
i!n r.i .,e & $40 VI, slaa' Strri,.au's removal
came TT reg liiei rs an Il IT Ia defeat Ia,
laws ,.s Ntt>>, moi 60 .stTuetl ID tue an
icc,astrue'c,s ,!crir,.t IL the ia'. ,eu,i
isu~ s'at.., as u personal triumph I'll, after
at,. familiar with the nn,cctdenis ~ til,
President. and know hc iia- not ni,structe,!
thr faithful execution of atl q II Con
grtss, ard Cannut he led III b, liyvc that the
Executive i with them. AMI ,ht re. ore, m
bnldcned, renew tleir opposition t. tx Will
Of the loyal masses. The Pr. silent cannot
think that Gen. Themes VIII hesitate Tor
An Instant 10 obey his orders.
IL is til. opinion Of the Executive that
the Ind an troubles will Afford Gen Sheri
Ian IN opportunity for the display OF That
energy aid daring which gave him so en-
viahle n reputation during tue war.
The picsi1en. ~iGstlfies his action or con
sti,utional grounds. and consi lcrs that he is
I. fiaTniiag the will cf the na,inn in dis
Charging his duty p Required hy the SUI
prcme law of the land, and IN conclusion
says Ne fails 10 perceive any MILITARY, pre-
c~autioDary or patriotic reason VII, the or
der should not be carried into effect.
lie also reminds Gen. Grant that in the
first instance Sheridan was no; considered
ty him. the President, as q man ii. 10 corn
maui Tie 9TH District, and adds that time
las Strengthened his convictions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13

CHICAGO. August l3.-The following is
Secsetary Stanton's reply to the Prssidcnt's
communication suspending him from his
position - Secretary Of War:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHInGToN CRY, Aug. 10, '67.(
SR:-Your note Of this date has been
received, informing me that by virtue Of the
power and authority vested in you - Prss>
idcnt by the constitution and laws Of the
United States, l am suspended from office
as Secretary Of War, and will cease TO exsr>
else any and oil functions pertaining to the
same. end also directing the to at once trans.
fer to Gen. U. s. Grant, who has this day
been authorized and empowered to act rs
Secretary of War al interim, all records,
bonds. papers and other public property
now in my custody and charge. Under .
sense Of public duty, | am compelled to deny
your right under the constitution and laws
Of the United States, and without the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate, and without
legal cause, TO suspend the from office ~
Secretary Of War, or the exercise Of any or
all functions pertaining TO the same. or
without such advice and consent to compel
the to transfer to any person, records. bonds,
papers aud public property in my
custody as Secretary, but inasmuch
as the General commanding tho armies OF
the I. 5. has been appointed adinteri,n and
has notified rue that no has accepted that
appointment, | have no alternative but to
submit, under protest, to superior force.
Very respectfully yours,
T. NJ. STANTON,
To the President. Sec'y Of War.
An old man, thou ght to be deranged, was
run over and killed last evening, near
Woodstock, H., on the Northwestern Rails
road.
Five hundred dollars reward is offered for
the body of Col Gilmore who was drowned
in the lake on Friday night.
Hon. John Wentworth was thrown from
his buggy on Sunday evening and had his
hip joint dislocatcd.
There were lac deaths 10 this city during
the week ending August 10th.
During the violent thunder storm that
prevailed this last evening, the lightning
struck a large cottonwood tree in front Of
SO Adams street, tearing the trunk and sew
eral branches into splinters. No one hurt.
a woman named Bridget Phelan, 81
Stewart Avenue, Eas terribly burned last
night by the explosion Of . kerosene lamp
which set fire to her clothing. II 10 feared
she cannot survive.
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NEW YORK.

NV Yoak, Aug. ia Tribure's spec
ial says: The suspension Of Stanton has
created some EXCITEMENT AID here are many
speculauons ss TO whose turn 1t will be neyt.
Randall and Seward are singled Out very
generally. II is the almost universal i'm
preston that both OF these gentlemen will
sever their connection with the Administsa.
ton for the reason that both are disgusted
with the President. Seward has leaned
strongly towards Stanton in oil bic troubles
With the President, and especially in this
last one
Herald's special says II Is said the Pres
idens desires that al Of his cabinet should
sond in their resignations make . general
revision OF his council.
Reports we're in circulation looking TO .
speedy decspitation Of Judge Holt and Gen.
Sheridan.
Times special says: The President init.
ma'ed tonight that he will soon tender the
office Of Secretary Of War to . distinguished
ex Governor Of New England, probably
Ex-Governor Andrews. OF Mass.
Iribune's special says: Gen. Sheridan
has written . letter to Gen. Grant, CON-
planning bitterly Of the conduct Of General
Rosseau in New Orleans stating that he ex>
er,ed his influence with rebel citizens to
prevent the acceptance by them Of General
Sh,ridan'a construction Of the recenstruc.
ton act, and also Of hisfganeral demeanor
towards Sheridan.
Tribune's special says 1t is not true that
the President autographed to Gen. Stead.
man to take Nj. Stations place.
Gov. Flanders, OF Louisiana, has ordered
IN investigation Of the connection OF ex-
Gov. Wells with the levee bond swindle.
a rumor on the streets today is tha,
hundreds Of millions of dollars have been
stolen from the treasury ct Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13

JofIEr, August l3.-Col. Il. b. Hatch.
and Chas II. Macomb, were run away with
on Saturday last. thrown out Of their buggy
and the former seriously injured, n Of his
ribs being broke, and his tight lung con-
gested.
GARDNER, August 13.-Willis Casey, a
young man about &c years old. son Of Saml.
*. Casey, Of Joliet, formerly Warden Of the
State Penitentiary, was accidentally shot
and instantly killed at this place this morn,
ing while on a hunting excursion with 9
marty of friends
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Chicago Live ssock Market.

Chicago 1--we Ds0ck Market.
By Telegraph August Is
Hogs-Received to IL o'clock n. 90 cars
Active and higher; there was considerable COM
petition, and the market advanced full Toe above
yesterday. Sales we're made q 6.6U0S. rs for
common TO coarse grades, fed aud watsrsd; ESQ
$50 for good shipping grades OF ears 7.00@
7.lo for extra smooth New York hogs.
Cattle-keceived 70 IL O'Clock n. Is carr
There was . nrmsr feeling. and holders are not
anxious to dispose Of stock; offerings Of choice
spring grsdes light; We quote this class Of stock
hrm at 7.0007. rs; medium in good supply and
steady At 6.5o@6. so; fair in good supply q 500
S.s5; inferior and coarse q ades in large supply
and quiet at S.5o@4.25 stock etsers wanted,
and We note sales u 4.75@e.00, according to
quality.
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lcn Markefs.

AOe
by Telegraph August Is.
Flous-Ths market 10 more active. especially
for low grades Of syringe. Winter extras, 1000
Mll.oo; choice, II. 50@12. 90; spring extras,
II. oo@l0.25 from old wheat, 9. BO@l0.37x.
Wheat No. 9 slring, 2@3o better, closing At
! s4&M1.s5; No s spring active and 5@6c bet
ter. closing at l 74@l.74h No. ! spring 2@ao
better, ..s7@l.ss; red winter sctive and SC
higher closing prices being. 1855 No. ., 2.e5
Nc. . and 2.l0 No. j.
Corn-Higher. No. ! closed quiet ~ 1880
9sc; No .. s3lSc; rejected active and in re-
quest. closing at s9@9oc.
Rye-Scarce, active and higher. l.07 for No.
|, l.o4 for No. g.
Oats-Higher and active 5o@50Lc.
~Barley-Better inquiry and prices more reg
ular. Sales OF No. . at 1s@75Lc.
Provisions-Steady and moderately firm, but
prices without special change.
Mess Pork-23. 90.
Clear Sides-l4o.
Lard-Prime steamed, l2%c.
Shoulders-Leose. lilo. Nothing done in
other articles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13

LONDON, Aug. IL = Midnight. - The
House Of Lords receeded from oil it1 amend
ments Of the reform bill.
LONDON, Aug. 1872 p. H.-Dispaichss
have been received here which state that
the steamer A.. Ingersoll, Of Boston, Cap.
tain Clark. which left Hong Kong on the
29th Of May, for Shanghai. recently struck
. rock near Shanitung, on the Chinese coast.
Though the steamer was badly damaged.
the cargo and vessel will be saved.
PARIS. Aug. l2.-P. Mt 10 again as
serted that . meeting will take place be.
tween the Emperor Napoleon and the King
Of Pruesie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13

Said property was conveyed to the United
States BY w. n. Buchsinan by deed dated Al
gust llth, 1886.
The Mill is . substantial Stone building with
slate roof, and hes four run Of burrs, driven By
Steam power. capable Of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of -four per day.
The distillery isA wooden building adjoining
The mill, and has sufficient capacity for running
about Ave hundred bushels Of corn per day
The steam for both distillesy and mill 10 furnish
ed by two large tubular boilers recently put in
It . cost Of eleven thousand dollars. There 10
also, upon the premises. . new ~ house built
Of brick, and SIRE proof building. istssdsd for
bonded warehouse. R
There will also be sold q the sam6 time end
place, the horse barn situated upon the Deeds'
lot,-so c~slled-below the mill, and tie Casus
sheds. north Of the distillssy. ssGsisst 70 ~
BE about six hundred heed o. eeltls.
Also the following other personal properly. y
Esgins.
8Blue BELIEFS.
Mod Drums.
lLsnbsr Wsgss.
4 lot Of Whistler barrels.
1Rsspsrl
Fed Cuttss.
lIsea Safe.
4 lot Of Onioo furniture.
1hosss}hay sake.
4 lot Of grain sacks.
4 lot Of copper pipe.
A1ot Of Iron shalting.
Several hundred cattle chains.
A 1ot Of lsmber.
The right 70 stop this eels q ~ ooe y ~
aerved 70 the 0overnmsat.
CASH.
JAMS A1M81nOuo.
mnoH1ta 0o11seeoe - 0h1e3se q 1D1o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13

BY Telegraph. August 10.
Flour-New, dull, heavy and 10000 lover :
old, scarce and firm. S.lo@1l.5 so extra State :
9.6o@l2. so r. II. Ohio.
wheat-Du'l and dropping. Z. S0amber Geor-
gia; 2.3l new amber Ohio $50 No. s epripp.
Oorn--Active and ease better. l.OS0l,le
for new l.c4@1 oS for unsound.
Oats-Active and advancing. sl@s5c for
Western.
23 s7h.
Lard-Heavy. l2H@lsAc.
retroleum-laA@lic crude 27H@sshc re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 13.-The next Lsgis~
lature Of Kentucky will stand about as fol>
lows.
Senate-Democratic, 26; Radical, 9 third
party, 4.
House-Democratic, st; Radical, IL; third
party, 4.