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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-09-14

des "goddam," dcs "Dou vivian" dcs SACRAMENT"
des "Car"nba,' des "mordioux, qu.nd vous croyies
nentendre que la vox Gcatante de la cataracte qui
bondit ct jette son immense Glamour au ciel, est
un pcu desenchantant.
On done Gtat mon Inden2
Aucun lndien superbe ne proflat sa s7housttc
rouge sur lie bleu du cie fasant fottet au vent lea
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-09-14

tles ttrcs que Dicu fit blancs dc corps, mais
don't lc dablc a noirci l'uL.e lcs etres qu ne
pourraieut soutcnir lc regard de Thonnetc
homlne, sont les maltres ccans. Ca conselle,
ca ins'rrtit. ca persuade, ca sccouc Ia lumiere
lcs torches sur des aulitetrs inintelligents.
Que vorIlcz-vous ? le patriotic sincere tclaire
| Ignorance mois l'avontuIier cxploitc l'igno-
rance. Oh nous comprenons tout &C quill y
dc devoue ct dc sublilne d descondre dams
les couches inferiourcs dc Ia societe, a evange-
liser les pauvrcs d'csprit ct les dcshcrtes dc Ia
fortune, /, conduirc puniblement par lc chemin
diiiicilc de Ia vie les generations negligees ct
oubllecs Ouiconque sauyc dcs limbcs une ge-
ncratiOn !. homlncs, meme I'm hommc pour lo
fairc deboueher dams Ia lumierc ct dams Fair
dcs lbrcs horizons, cclui-la est un heros que
chacun peut bcnir. Nous voudlions compter
bien des hcros CONNIE lui, ct nous detierions
alors tout pouyoir d'antantir la republjque dos
jrstes. Mais nos petits ttres noircis ne sont
pas des redempteurs, mais bien des exploi-
teurs. lie negro nest pour cux qu'un vote.
En- temps d'esclavage, orsquo le planteur etait
l'ariatocratie incontestee dc largcnt Ct du SOL
COS triples gucux ct smplcs ralicaux sollici-
talent 10 fouet du commandour ct s'ecrasaient
scrvilemcnt dovaut lo proprctaire de vingt.
cnq osclaves. lis sont apotros maintcnant ct
prcteudent qu'ils ont eu Ia vision dc Paul sur
lie clemin dc Damaa. ca dos Paul lis n'ont
!amais cu que Ia vision &c I'orgic ct lie II RI
hote politiqrle, Quclques SOUS les rendroient
neeriers.
Ut ccpcndant il est pltrs qrc ia,nais question
Dc EepUbli4Ue. Oui, CONNIE il etait question
de D.cux . Rome, au temps 10 Cesar Au-
Guste, On await fourrr des dieux partout,
,n"rc dams les hcux d'aisance, meme dams les
lupanor8 cousacres a l'apArodisie, iusquc dams
les inches a chens dcs porticrs On ne croyait
I, rien, ot ron adorait tout Ne sommcs- nous
point semblables a COS domains du leclin ?
l'onyons-nou3 osperer quun NIessio yiendra
CHASER les idocs lie boi3, reuvorscr les tenn
Plies honcux, foucttor les aIncicux larrons
yiyifier dune parole danour lie corps OH les
vegs ont Confluence eur tacAc On est lie spi-
rit.lalismo sauyeur?
: La HopubliqUo A~tr;cano do premier JON
tut sranle, du second jour tourmentcc veil
loa5a qus larvpu3Iique du troisiemc jour nc
soit pe5 la mort sans glore ct dams l'opprobro
LIS c2rcncros, ocs oisoaux de proie qui hairen'
IA esarogne toarleut On rond Ct par bandes
sur nos tetcs aAol,c cs ct miserables
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10

Chicago Ki,e stoca rlsrsse,
By Telegraph. September 10
Cs,tle-Receip,s 2e7s head; prices ranss ;,
a. .aaf4 SIS for common, ard IS 25e7 90 a.
good shippiny steers. An extra choice Ia, s.ia
at e. 20 demand noulinally confined 10 choice
=, ok.
Hoes-Receip,s - head narke, a,n
Luvers and sellers apart sales 'ange At a. oo
Is for common leht. and 81 % as. 90 far al,
to good lots mark,i cased weak.
Sheep-Rece.pig t1l head good inquire ,or
mute sheer; sale range AT ti.oc@4 30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
NEW YORK.

NEw York. Sept. l0.-A terrific boiler
explosion took place last evening, in the
Turning Mill Of Abraham X. WEIGH, on
Twenty >eghth street. The room was much
shattered. Tho engineer, Jacob Madden,
and the fireman, Edward Brady, were killed,
and Matthew Bcin, Frank Case. Jeremiah
Cassiday and Jno. Jung, workmen, were
badly injured. The boiler trayersed west
ward 430 feet. falling into the residence OF
Sigsmund Houseman. il tore out the en>
tire rear Of the house, killing two of Houses
mans children and q nurse named Marin
bowling. Another servant, Mary WILDER.
zahl, received severe injuries.
A fire broke out in the residence Of VIM.
9. Sruckle, near Jamaica, l.. l., yesterday.
which destroyed three buildings, infic.ing
. o's Of $4,000
The Columbian Congress has extended
the Panama II. Il. Co.'s franchise % wears.
for the consideration Of 81 ,OoO, 900 in cash
gold and annual payments Of q quarter Of
u million dollars from date.
VIM. Hagadorn, late editor Of the Troy
Budget. died at Harlem yesterday.
The Tribune states that Collector CALI
colt was arrested, on his return from Wash
inrton, in Brooklyn last evening, and held
TO bail in $50, 900.
Ninety>three soldiers are down sick with
the dysentery on Governors Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
LATE NEWS
HY' TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WAsurNeros, Sept 9-The amour. OF
gold IN the rro ssury to-day is $50 ,15i .2i0
ami coin certificates eli s19, 100 Total
s9 Obj eie Amount of currency, SAC .903,
900. The Secretary Of the Treasury hiss
To-day removed the injunction on cavoai
from ia Of Missouri state bonds. II 81
North Carolina bonds, and OF Tennessee
bonds, some years aco distracted from the
Treasury Department.
Two hundred and tbir;y,fonr patents were
issued for the week ending the 18th ultimo
Five hundred and six,y applications and
eighty caveats were filed IN the Patent
Office during the past week.
The Post Office Department Is preparing
full instructions as to the rates OF foreign
postage after January LIST
II appears that the deialcation III The OF
fee OF the comptroller OF the currency Is
between s2.L0D and $500 The money
was taken from the fund assessed on NJ
tinn,L Banks icr the payment Of inspectors
II is ascrrtainel rom Official data thai
since Apfii 18TH, 1865, about 5000 pardons
have been granted by tue President These
include some OF the rebel foreign m nisters,
agents, members OF the confederate cabinet,
Governors of Southern States, and upwards
Of ninety lhrigadier generals, with due
prOd rtlon OF rebel ma )r generals.
Major Slit, chief OF the Pardon Bureau
at the Attorney Generals office, has on file
for the past two years, about 400 appica-
lions Tor pardon from persons who were
engaged in the rebellion and no. pardoned
by the proclamation of May Goth, 1866. BY
the proclamation Of Saturday about one
hundred Of these persons Are pardoned, but
the other 3u0 come within the exceptions.
and, oil course, their cases, like others SINH
larry situated, must lie separately considered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
MISSOURI.

81. Louis, Sept. 1.-The demonstration
tonight IN honor Of Gen. Sheridan is the
largest outpouring o. the people ever wit
MESSED IN st. Louis. The torch light process
sion was nearly two miles long. and consist
ed OF over twenty posts of the Grand A rmy
OF the Republic, large number Of colored
organizations, representatives of various
wards, the city fire department, and an
immense throng OF citizens The process
sion was nearly an hour in fling past the
southern Hotel, on the east balcony of
which Gen. Sheridan, his staff officers, the
members Of various committees and invited
guests were stationed The crowd at and
In the immediate vicinity of the Hotel, after
the procession had passed, must have num-
bcred 10000. and the numbers that throng
the streets on the line Of march could not
have been less than from 10000 to 10000.
After the enthusiasm had subsidized,
Lieut.. Gov Smith delivered welcome TO
the General, which was followed by very
eloquent address by General Carl Schurz in
which he referred To General Sheridan as a
model American soldier and the hero OF
many hard fought battles; representative
OF American chivalry u statesman rs well
as soldier. TO whom the people OF Louisi-
ana and Texas will hereafter look upon
with gratitude and esteem as q man who
opened the way To permanent peace and
prosperity.
General Sheridan then stepped forward
and replied as follows
presume that all know that cannot
make speeches. | regret exceedingly that
! am unable 10 make you one To- night, but
this very kind welcome has been entirely
unexpected and | can only return my
thanks for your enthusiastic and kind wei
come.
A few remarks were afterwards made by
Gen Pyle, and the crowd gradually dis
persed
From II TO O'Clock to day the General
received visitors at the hotel, and the crowd
Of callers was ncessart The Gen leaves
for l. avenworth tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
news
RE TELEGR.fFH,
To TIrE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
CHICAGO.

CnicAG,. Sept. l0.-Reguiar fall races
commenced ii Lexington, Ky. yesterday
The first race was between three year old,
and won b. Alexander 5 chestnut col, in
l:44s, las and l:5o-the best time ever
made by any three year old in this
country.
Frank Gregory ha- been arrested At
Bloomington, H., for bieamy. He was
the happy possessor of three wives.
Michael 4 Lutsch. commission firm, Mil
waukee, were arrested yesterday for en-
bezzling 100 bbs. Of -four
Yesterday, Gen. Rob't Z. Lee passed
through Washington on his way north. and
Gen. Joe Johnston on his way south
The normal school al Bloomington, lis
opened yes erlay, vith 2T0 stuaent~-7o
more than the first day Of last year.
The Indian commission held council a.
Fort Sully on the Bis. ut with six nations
OF Sioux. tour of whom agreed TO settle on
Reservations near the mouth of Big Cheyenne
The commission were TO reach Omaha on
the 9th.
An express wagon filed with Germans,
was yesterday precipitated over the guards
OF bridge nesr Cincinnati, resulting IN
the death Of three OF the number They
fell a distance Of 45 feet
The entries in the Michigan State Fair
Up TO last evening numbered about 900
The premiums tfercd amognt to sl2 600.
The fair opens to day.
The match game of billiards at Crosby
Music Hall lat night, for the champions
cue oil Illinois. between Joseph Vanmeter
aud Henry Rhines, both Of Chicago, was
won bv Rnines the score standing at the
close, Rhines 300, Vanmcter l,l62 Time
OF game, 4 hours and 30 minutes. Highest
runs, Rhines 800, Vanmeter 2ll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Recently about
forty barrels Of whisky were permitted to
be Withdrawn from y bonded warehouse in
Brooklyn, by Collector Callicott. Two
hun ,rod barrels 1t was subsequently
asccrtained had been Withdrawn
upon worthless bonds, and the balance
without bonds \ warrant was issued for
tar arrcs, of Calicott and his deputy. John
Allen. The latter was taken but the former
Is hbsent from the city.
Dulng the examination of the case of
Dan. Noble, charged with completely in
the robbery OF 500 O0o worth of bonds
from the Royal Insurance Company, Mrs.
snz,h.th Gilbert sworc that John kean.
her second husband, had been dead a nnm
Der 81 years, wnereupon kean 80 btr great
constellation vas produced bf the defense.
TIC annual session O. the Grand Lodge
81 Old Fellows, orens MeuGay next.
II Is reported that a Wall street b nix lnst
seventy five thousand dollars by forged
dran.
FIVE deaths from cholera are reported
wltlin tie last lew dajs-ihrec deaths IN
one family.
Clarence Be'lor OF New York has been
selected IS poet q, tar dci.ca;ion OF Ante
tam Cemetery.
The servant girls of Troy rld another
mass meeting on saturday toprotest against
the iurtt,f demand .ur money for the F,-
MAN cause.
they passed n solutions severely dcnoun-
cling the manner IN which previous conlIi-
buttons had been EXPENDED, and questioned
the propriety ot attempting to liberate Ire
land 10y sahjuaiing Canada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
AUCTION SALE

Wednesday the llth day Of Sept.
4. D. 1867, at Il o'clock NJ,
Of said day, at the City Of Lyons, in the State Of
Iowa, sell at Public Auction, tho following de-
scribei real estate, situated in the County OF
Clinton. and State Of Iowa. to wit
Fractional Block eight ~ in Range two ~ Of
Bulls addition to the City Of Lyons. with oil
tho sppurtanances thereunto belonging, being
the property known - the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
Foreign News l,y Atlantic Gable.

LONDON, Sept. S,-The Porte has again
animated to the European Powers that it
cannot admit of any Intervention in the
affairs OF Gambia, and therefore declines To
adop, the prejsct for ioiat convention Of
inquiry.
:. GENEVA, Sept. S.-Dc!egates To the pc ce
.cQpgTess Gie arriving tom Il. par Of Eu-
s03e 6aribhldi has reached this city from
ffcfencc. Ills reception by friends and
citizens vas most enthusiastic He made
brief srecch declaring that his purpose
10 move ON Rene was upaltered, anal the
rlin ct action although deferred would soon
be carried into effect.
fAnis. Sept Sin speech made by the
Grand Duke of Baden At the opening Of
TIC Die, at Carlsrube he'advocaied alliance
with the Horsh German Confederation. II
gives rise again 10 feelings Of uneasiness in
political ciic.es. Fears are entertained that
the recent complications will lie renewed,
and questions may arise which will asa a
disturb the tranquility Of Europe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
- IRIS A REMARKABLY FACT

g IT Is A REMARKABLY FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies of life assurance
is less than on small oaes. The
average amount of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life AS
surance Society in 1866. was
$3.50, while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was S3.5O4;
percentage of loss 1894. Wash
ington, 81, 400; loss 1914. Ger
mania, 81, 500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, S2,3o3; loss o2,27i
All these are cash companies !;
and the rates of some sixteen
not, companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
10 the fact that the Weather
classes, who are able TO assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and SAM
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which 80
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life up to the amount of $4,000.
" Y t6w. Pathfndcr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
Davenport Flour ylarkes.


b. Telegraph Sept. 10.
F,our-Activs and 9lkal5c better on spring
extras, selling at 90 so for choice, g. 0oGi? .25
good, and IS. 25@s.50 for fair winter extras
scarce and held firm at full prices
Wheat-Opened very excited and age bet
ter on No. /. and 5eisc on No. 9 and 8 later
market tanner and prices fell off On No. 9 and 8.
closing At 81. ?2d1 92lS for No !. and 81 sac
l.sS for No. 2; ei.7s@l 7eiS for No. 9.
Corn-Opsned excited snd higher, but prices
receded towards the close closing at 81 .06,c
osis for No. ], and q o4@l. osix for No. 2.
Oats-Higher with good shipping to specula-
tive demand, closing at 81 l-2 500 GOO bushels
sold At the close ut SEC, TO sellers Of the week.
Rye-Active and firm, and triae higher !:
No. l tl.lsa1 IL. No. 9 ~. l0al.lo Is.
Rarley-Active and 2Qsc better; sales of
No. 2 At 1.1o@1.io l-2; closed quiet At a OF.
PIovisions Firm and rather quiet.
Pork-25c higher; sales Of mess at ga rs !;
mostly held At $500; rumps brought eli. 5o@
800
Lard--l3@isk
Cut Manufacturing reported; holders ask
extreme prices.
Receipts Flour. s,sss bbls; wheat, fl5.5ss
bu: csrn. lso.ls5 bu oass, sl,sl7 bu /; rye co.
ll6 bu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
FLORIDA.

KEY WEST, Sept. 1.-THE fever is raging
at r., Jefferson. The Dry Tortugus steamer
Alliance has been sent here for doctors and
nurses, by order of Major Andrews, Dis
trict commander, who has left Tortugus
Yesterday the Government telegraphed for
physicians. Some say that the disease is
yellow fever, others that it is break bone
fever. The Post doctors were all down
sick
The shore end of the Gulf cable from
Key West 10 Punta Rosa. has been finally
laid and communication bet ween the United
States and Cuba perfected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
VIRGINIA.

FoRrRt IS McSRon, Sept. 9-1he British
brig Cuba. from Matarzss, was wrecked
near Hatteras. Capt. Bailey was injured
an six peraons were drowned.
The Times special says the pressure ups
on the President for Cabinet changes is
still great, but is the strongest against
Seward. Gen. S.csdman assured the Pres
ldent that he is not a candidate ior the
War Office, and urges that the President
not to remove Secretary McCulloch. The
President informed Gems. Steadman and
Gordon Granger that he would make no
change in the head Of the freedmen's bu>
reau at present, but when he did he would
assign Gen. Granger to that department, in
the meantime Gen. Granger will join his
regiment at Memphis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
CITY NOTICES.


Tnr FAIR bids fair to be f,ir success.
and all .tWc well who buy their clothing
AMI furnishing goods at the model ana
mammoth Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring
Establishment Of Sam. Perry, IS Brady
street. Your FIR ones viii be delighted
win Jour appearance, and you yourself
will fire extremely well, for Sam. always
sells fair goods a, fair prices
DAVENPORT LEATHER DFPor.-At the rev
store of st'ckrath & Co., 81 Brady St, can
De found the larges. and most complete stock
ol fre'Ich and American calf skins, kips AID
morocco, harness, sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker tools, findings and materials per.
tanning to the trade, west Of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
and oak tanned harness leather, and procure
oil other kinds from first hands.
PHILADELPHIA covered herself with glory
by feeding the soldiers who went TO the late
war from all parts Of the North and West ::
and now On association Of Phiadephians,
not wear in we'll do,rg," have organized
. scheme to shelter and to educate the or.
phans Of the same brave men who were
welcomed there in those troublous times.
Riverside, New Jersey, is the site Of their
Institute, and the funds for it's endowment
arc being raised BY the Washington Libra>
~ Company Of Philadelphia, by the sale Of
stock at one dollar per share. With each
share handsome steel engraving is gwen
at the time Of purchase and, as a further
inducement. all are entitled to one of the
$500, 900 worth Of presents to be fairly dis>
tributed 10 tho stockholders or, in other
words. for every share Of stock held pres
emit is guaranteed. One present to be give
en- away 10 worth $4,000. Read Adver>
tisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
suMMERFIELD INSTITUTE 5!


MISS ALICE SNYDER, Assistant Traeb"r
MISS MARY a. LiNDLEN ,........ Matrou
MISS EMMA k1Cii lHR,. -. Music Teacher
This SCHOOL WILL OPEN FOR THE THIRD
Year, Wednesday, September Is, 1851
ms Institution 10 situated in the pleasant village
OF symmetrical. Illinois, on the Ohio 4 Mississipti
Railroad, xo miles from ST. Louis
The course of instruction will be similar 70 ,ha,
pufcued Ia all popular graduating Institutions, In
ciuding Gymnastics and Riding lessons, and also
thorough knowledge OF housekeeping. All gradu.
ates will be examined In the latter, and IL 10 and d,
ncent vii, DC placed under the Matron for instruc
ton. no design OF the Institution Is to make wo
men fitted for all the responsible duties Of life NJ
daughter, wife aud mother. Not only to make her
accomplished. but useful
There will be unusual facilities granted for acqulr
Ing knowledge OF drawing aud painting in o.ls as
the Principal has paid much attention to the nue arts
In this department the Institution is second to none
In the State
A reading room IL connected with the Ins.itntio,.
furnished with most OF the standard periodic Ala and
papers 81 the day, and library OF standard works
10 which additions Of modern publications will ir,
quently be made Pupils will also have the benefit
ola Museum, containing specimens Ia Geology Or
anthology and Botany.
Each pupil will be required to furnish her own
bedding, towels and table napkin.
Pupils can enter AT any time, although ii il dcsra
Bile to commence with the formation Of clarseS-
man, French or the fine arts, do without in.
Guiding the common branches.
Girls OF all ages over five are admitted. Parents
ard guardians eau rely upon the almost care being
taken of the welfare, moral and ply sical Of the pu-
pills OF this Institution.
For further particulars. address the Principal.
TERMS.
hoard ,Iaahinp and Euptigb tuittnu rnr npa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10

MEMPHIS, Sept. 9.-The Boarl Of Health
refused to establish quarantine on the
river, deeming it unnecessary.
Reports of the crops in Mississippi and
Arkansas continue favorable, but the preva
lencc of yellow fever on the lower Mssis
sippi will greatly retard the bringing Of cot
ton to market
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10

CHICAGO, Sept. "a great billiard match
is being played tonight in Crosby's Music
Hall. between Vermeuien and lihines, 500
points, for the championship of Illinois. At
1880 the score stood: Vermeulen, 1,025 !;
Rh'nes $50. large amount Of money is
bet on the game.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10

Vees WORK N nrhes,
by Telegraph. September 10
Uotton-Quie,, 26G26la.
Fiour-2eMSoc better for low grades and
more doing. goailp.so for extra State. SIM
IL - Round HOOP Ohio.
Wheat-3@5c better; .65 for white Chicago:
2.l2,5 for No. Chicsgo; 2 81 for white Michi
gan.
Rve-Sieadsr. | 90 for western
Corn-3d4 better. .2oGl .23}5 for new mi
ed western l6Gtll9 for unsound.
Oats-lc better, 1e@.l for new Ohio.
Pork-l3 .0oMli %.
Petroleum-l4l for crude; Sljs for refined
in bond.
Lard Steady.
Wool Steady.
WhisSy-Unchanre1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10
/" BUCHANNAN
s t G q m M ii |
AND
DISTILLERY.v

Said property was conveyed to the United
States by W. II. Buchanan BY deed dated Au-
gust nth, 1868.
The Mill is . substantial Stone building with
slate roof, and has four run Of burrs, driven by
Stesm power. capable of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of -four per day.
The distilcry is . wooden building adjoining
the mill, and has sufficient capacity for running
about five hundred bushels Of corn per day
The steam for both distilery and mill Is furnish
ed by two large tubular boilers recently put in
ut cost Of eleven thousand dollars. There 10
also, upon the premises. q new malt house built
Of brick. and Attire proof building. intended for
bonded warehouse.
There will also be sold at the same time and
place, the horse barn aitusted upon the Deeds
lot,-so called-below the mill, and the Cattle
sheds. north Of the dis.illery, sufficient TO sta
Bile about six hundred head Of cattle.
Also the following other personal property, to
Wit:
Engine.
rlue Boilers.
Mud Drums.
Lumber Wagon.
A lot Of Whisky barrels
l Reaper
Feed Cutter.
Iron Safe.
A lot Of Office furniture
l horseshay lake.
lot of grain sacks.
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 time 10 re-
served to the Government.
TERMS CASH.
JAMES ARMSTRONG;,
aug5 dtd Collector I'd District Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-10

Richard OclesJy Gov. of Ill. Gen. |. n. liayne,
Adj Gen. Hon, ). Tyndae. Secry OF State Or. Al.
Lyle Rev. J. N. Lnppin, Lebanon, ILL., Dr. Reid
Pres't Shurtlef College Alton. i'll. Sexton \ Co.,
4. sumner. John ~ Gilman. ptop'r Western House
George Hart. OF Hart, Harvey & Co, 81. Louie. Mo:
Vim. Digger, St Jacobs. hi 20. $. Conklin. Koo-
kuk, iowa; Hon. james Whitaker. Elder T. Pee
bles Dr. Hui,t, Snmmerfeld, H.; DR.. }. j. Rowe
Avon, Fulton Co. ILL.,. Mr.. Sweeney, Marine
Rev. Green. Pastor Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. Rob
inson Of Methodist Church, Rev. III. 4. Deppc. Hon
W. II. Underwood. Gen. W. G. Kucffner. Col. n
Niles, u. r. kimhal. Editor Of the Bellcvll. Adyo
cate, Capt. j. j. Il. Patrick, Bellylle. Ill