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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-08


elevated. Ny Amy was extremely
polite, and chartered away apparently
in one of her happiest moods. Oh
Grow sat back with his thumbs in tht
armholes. of his d~ilapidated old vest
whilst his wife, with folded arms, wa
assuming an air Of maiden innocence.
Amy handed the General a seat BY
the wench, which filed up that side o
the table, and hurriedly seated tht
Generals wife by old gums and ivory
Then gathering up the children seated
them beside their school fellows, aftel
which she took her seat at the head O
the table, and requested me to be seat
ed at the further end to wait upon thu
guests.
Up to this time l had managed we'll
But the Generals wife arose and re
marked that she did not intend to beal
the insult further. At this the Gen
eral few into a passion, and accused
me Of purposely arranging an insult
/ protested, and accused Amy, and al
I did SO old Scraggs stepped in. Thu
General remarked, "you old butternut
you are at the bottom Of this" Ny
Amy reminded him that that was heI
house and nc one could insult her faith
er there, and ordered him to leave.
The General called her a dirty huz
Ivy for insulting his wife, and at thi
lold Scraggs hit him with the knot en-,
lof a butternut limb. l sprang between
them to protect my guest, when OLE
Grow placed the General and I upol
an equality. In the melee the wencl
assailed the Generals wife and th,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

MAsniSeroN. Nov. IA -Orders were is.
sueo 'fom the head quarters Of the War De.
pa''nient Tor the Establishment o: m,litarv
school at Fort Monroe '"''A'S
Somnooore Sands, Superintendent Of the
.osss survey. reports last night observa.
uons OF l25 metcors, The TRACKS were
mapped down before half mast fnnr .sto,
that hour they flew SO thick that identi6cs.
Won oi those seen from the two stations
became hopeless. and counting vas rssor,aj
10. One thousand meteo,s were corr,ea
between 4 IA and 435 o'clock. Afterwards
successive hundreds were counted at inter.
walls. The first LOCO being partly connsed
while the mapping was sill going on I, i
probable that ooe halt were not seen. a.
that 1t may be safely estimated that > c00
fell in the space of twenty one minutes
The time OF tie maximum thickness Of the
shower was four hours and forty Eve min
u'es This is four hours later than given
by European observations Of last wear.
showing . slight change Of position Of The
stream. The radiatipg point Was ven we'll
dei1ned. being in right ascsnsion 10 hours,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
CHICAGO.

CnicAao, Nov. ia fire occurred this
forenoon on Bremer street, destroy ing four
residences and BAKERY, At an aggregate
loss of $l5. 900.
The first annual meeting Of the Re'oit
College Alumni Association occurred at the
shorman House. in this city, last evening.
The reunion WINS of the most pleasant char.
acter.
The soldiers' fair now progressing in this
city proving grand success. The booths
ere all well filed up, and each department
e the exhibition is creditsble in itself, and
all are literally pa,ronizcd by the swarms
Of people who daily and nightly congregate
ct the rink. A large number of excursion
ists from the country are expected 10 day
10 attend the fair
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new YORK.

Nhw York, Nov. l4.-Thr,c hundred
and iliif'y tour me'rnrs were seen from the
C.ntral Pts Observatory last night,
which .;fly four hit luminous trains behind
The greater portion were seen between
three and tive O'Clock this morning Five
hundred were counted in twenty minutes =,
ut Wilmington. Delaware. and the observer
says two or thite thousand wcyc visible in
all
NEW YoRK. Nov. ~ A mulatto, ramed
Sylvester Quil,on. was hung to day at Eliza
beth, for the murder of another negro
named Geo. Farmer The culprit made a
dying speech in which he declared that rum
was the cause al the crime.
BUFFALO, Nov l4-Weston arrived here
this Afternoon and will attend The theatre
To night, and leave for Erie, Pcnnsyi vania,
on trsi.tp of 100 miles, sbou; midnight.
ELcIN, ILL, Nov. II The boiler OF Law
rcrce Co. 8 tis,illery in This city exploded
with terrific force to-day noon, blowing the
engine ioom To aioms and moving the
boiler about twcrfv feat \oone was in
iarei. Work will be suspended for several
DAYS The dsmasc is about ore thousand
dollars.
Urea, Nov. 1.-THE uuca, Chenarra
and susquehanna Valley Hailr,at was
opened to.dev to Watefville.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. l4-Joe Coburn, the
bruiser, arrived here at noon to-day.
An improvised detective came to Chicago
In search ofa thief who had stolen valu.
able team from Mr.. Seb.igLt, in DeKalb
county, Ill at the Rcck Island depot yes
teriay he caused the arrest OF a young man
just arrived on the train, under conviction
that he answered IN he description Of the
shief The suspected young man was be-
fore the police court 10 dav and gave his
name MS Henry Collins. He proved to the
court that he was direct irom Fontanee
lows, sad on bis way to Cleveland, Ohio,
and entirely innocent of the charge against
him. He was promptly released by the
court. and wien last seen WAS arranging
with his cap,or for damages for his de.cn.
ton
The Pacific Railroad reached Cheyenne
yesterday afternoon. A grand jubilee was
held by the railroad men and citizens in the
evening. Cheyenne is at the base Of the
Rocky Mountains and 5l1 miles west OF
Omaha.
A special from Washington says that Gen.
echotieli had long interview with the
President and Gen, Grant to day, respecting
officers in his Department He THINKS that
the extremists OF both parties ought to be
stopped from making incendiaIy speeches
and with that object in view he arrested
the negro Lindslcy. He is Of the opinion
that unless the convention adopts liberal
constitution it will be voted down by the
people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. II General Han
cocks arrival is anxiously looked for by
the citizens, who are hopeful that he will
correct the city administration.
At n meeting of the citizens last night q
commtte WAS appointed to prepare reso-
luton laying the currency question before
General Hancock. and requesting him to
act Tor their relief At once. The large bills
Of the city issue are nj II per cent discount
Five dollar bills which only few days ago
WAS only and per cent discount are now
IS to II per cent
The Times gays the blame Is on the treas
ury officials.
The bulletin says General Hancock comes
this community with the record OF nm
educated and accomplished soldier and =
gentleman, and lie should be welcomed
ns such
The pcG4uae says the most substantial
ahlcst and best citizens shoul! welcome him
here and present hum their views Of The me-
cessities Of the h ur, and especially those
unconnrcted with political affairs, asd sug.
gests that n committee be appoin:ci lie we,
come Gen Hancock, and explain To him the
city a der,orable condition
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minute declination 81 degrees 30 seconds
Many were remarkable for their brilisncy
and for brilliant train which usually van
ished In few seconds but in one or two
cases lasted several minutes. The most
brilliant and thickest display came from
the direction OF Leo, which was about 90
degrees above the horizon. and some from
CAMS Minor, and from Coma Bernice. The
course OF the meteors was principally north
and east, though there were scattering ones
from other directions.
Secretary Wclles is still in a critical con-
di,ion, but is slightly batter.
Gen. Skinner, FirEt Assistant Postmaster
General, has recovered and IL attending 10
bis duty to-day
The Commit'ee on Judiciary were en-
gagged in the Mary land investigation to-
day.
The case Of young colored woman who
was awarded by u jury one cent damages
f,r an assault by white man, was ivesti.
gated. aud sentiments and expressions Of
individuals Is To loyalty or disloyalty were
inquired into Nothing was elected bearing
on the testimony a. to whether Maryland
has republican government.
II is understood that the impeachment
investigation will be resumed 10 very few
dsys.
John W. Patterson. Assessor Of Inter mol
Revenue for the fourth District of Virginia,
was to-day suspended by the President on
the charge Of misconduct in Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. H. = About twelve
O'Clock to-day as T.. A. Pollard, historian Of
Lie and his Generals. was passing in front
OF the Maltby House, he WAS appr, ached
by The son and nefhex Of Henry a. Wise.
named John and Douglas Wise, each of
whom drew a revolver and fired on Mr..
Pollard, one shot passing through his right
arm, he having his wife on his left arm n;
the time. Pollard drew revolver but was
unable to raise II on account Of his wound,
and the ball from his Weapon struck the
pavement The Wises came up from Rich.
mond this q. m to obtain satisfaction from
Pollard for letter recently published by
Mr. +. in reply 10 a letter Of Henry A.
Wise on his. folard's history of the war.
and had previously declared it his int ntion
to shoot him at sight. Both of the young
men are in custody awaiting an examina-
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
WASHINGTON.

WAsHisarON. Nov. 10 The State De.
partmsnt is informed that the amount Of
losses BY the tornado at Matamoras In DC.
toher cannot yet be computed. Il 10 con-
siderei that $2.o00,000 would be . low e.
innate. Al least 600 houses were DESTROYED
including many valuable warehouses;. con
tanning large stocks Of goods. SO fer o.
heard from oil ranches for thirty miles
around Matamoras are thrown down The
number Of casualties Is not great probs bl '
20 killed, and 40 or 80, more or less, in
jured.
Brownsville suffered equally with Nsta-
moras, very few buildings being len unin-
}ured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 1.-THE election on The
question Of the Convention 10 quietly pro-
Guessing in Florida. There 10 no doubt but
the Convention will be carried BY q large
majority, as the whites arc Indifferent.
dispatches from Tallahassee say that the
ei.ctinn Is go'ng On quietly and there an
very lew votes against the Convention. Tho
whites generally declining to vote.
About 500 freedmen passed through here
en renfe TO Charleston to take passage on the
slip Golconda tor Liberis.
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physician AND SURGEON. once. y
l. ~ Brady STREET.. (up stars kcsiden,
on 10Th st.. bet. iiraiy and Main. octsd dti
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nAS1VSA ~ MV1klOy,
HOUSE AND SION PAINTERS. GRAIN
IL EkS, Paper Hangers. Gamers. ac shop
ofper Main rut Fifth sta. mc..3 div
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Foreign News ~ Atlantic Cable.
LONDON. Nov. 14-In leading editorial
on the Italian situations. the Iimcs r.
iers " the last Eote Of Prime Minister
Menabrea. boldly declaring that the sboli
ton OF Imperial power is essential 10 the
preservation of peace, and calls il italy s
ultimatum to France.
BRUsskLs, Nov. 14.-Bv q new poetal
treaty negotiated between Belgium and the
United States Of America. postage on single
letters weighing . half ounce and less has
been reduced 10 fifteen cents.
PARIS, Nov. 14.-Thc Moniteur publishes
40 imperial decree making the following
cabinet appointments N. Mamie. Oscar
Pinerd, ministers Of state for the interior:
n. Pierre d'Mogn, TO be minister OF finance.
Previous 10 the departure Of the French
troops from Rome the Holy Father received
the sisfi officers in q body a; the audience
chamber and addressed them in the most
feeiing manner. He expressed. bis happiness
at having soldiers of France around him
once moro. but never had his happiness been
so great rs now, because OF the recent peril
10 when be had been exposed He returned
,nanNs 70 The o.fioels. 10 France and to
Lnpsior napoleon tor the Gc,iyerance NJ
- W as Eflfytu 10 tIst
l.aly ha1 sem out rs vanguard AGAINST
Rome a horde Of anarchists, unon who's.
flags were inscribed rapiue and deves.s,,on
while Tie vaier oil the pon,ifcial ,roons he'd
successfully defended The soil Of the church
and the army OF France had come Ia cro~n
the splendid defense The Pope concluded
by saying that in the midst of his troubles
he had the consolation Of receiving the
sincere expressions of Catholic sympatbv
from all parts of the world His Holiness
then terminated the interview BY giving his
apostolic blessing 10 the army. TO The people
and 10 tie Emperor of France.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-McGuire. one Of the
fve prisoners convicted of murder before 4
special commission, at Manchester, and con
oemned to death, has been pardoned by the
queen. All through his trial Mcclure
stout'y maint sinsd his Innocence, debating
ne n VAS not even present when sergeant
Brett was killed.
Omc O rstufns Of the hank Of England
snow billion; decrease, 1910 coo since the
sth inst. '-'s
There was dense fog last night and no
rcteon was seen.
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ManflkHQ.

BALriaonr, Nov. l5-Jchn and Joe
Douglass Wise. who assaulted Z. A. Pol
lard in front Of the Maltby House, were ar
raigned before magistrate, and waving IN
examination, they we're bailed in $4,000
each 70 appear before the grand Jury on
Saturday next. MIR. Pollard's wound Is &C.
we're. the bone being shattered. but Is not
necessarily dangerous. He is now doing
vel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph Nov. Is
Flour-Steady and firm.
Wheat-Active demand for ell esades With %
advance Of lQ2c; No. l, l.es9l .el; No. =
l.7lH9l.7s; No 8, l.63@l sax.
Ccrn-Du,i; sales Of No. 3 at s6assc.
OAts-Excited, irregular and entirely under
the control Of speculstofs. Bales at 6s0S0 clos.
In At outside prices.
Rye-More active aud higher No. I. 1850
l.2s No. 2. l.2six9l.26.
Barley = Almost nominal a l.ls0l.l2X for
No. =.
FORTHCOMING doing in old mess new sold At
90 90 and 90. 80; sellers option last half Of jan
uary.
Lard Quiet and firm. II ~ for new; llsi@
IL for old
Hams-Steady. 9GsA
Shoulders Nominal
Tallov--l0 for country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

K. III. HAZEN, NJ. d..

And White Wine Vinegar. also. Flour sncks. Gf
bagr, Gnhnics. Buriayr. Grotrfs' Paper HBgs.
sewing Twinc. M. burrows Block. DaytII ort.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

V known. il u unnecessary to spsak Of it, stane-
'ns. We ask your. attention 10 the following
evidences Of the truth Of our statements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

DDaveBpOPe Market Report.
orsrcs o. TIE DAvurpons DsBocnAs,
NcvembeP Is. 1897

Ftoua--Choice family, Wholesale. 600; re-
tail. 1900 Red winter wheat, Wholesale el1.
80; retail. &la.Oo.
WRrss-tl. 451tl5s.
HAslxv-fl e9Mtl.lo.
Oars 4514e cents
RrE-ti le0tl Is.
coss-New 55lsoc in the ear
0srous-s56t7ec.
trsLss-4. % TO :. 90 per Dbl
PorArogs -s0cMl.c0
Busrga- 50Gf8sc. per n.
boSs--l5Gt2uc.
Hsr-Good Timothy eio.o to tls.oo; Pssi-
RE - % 10 tle.o0
Cosi-Sof.. delivered. 90 cents rer bashei.-
Anthracite. deliv ered. el5eael6 per ton.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
nurley's Sarsaparilla.

or all the rcme1ics'taat have hecn discovered du
ring the present rHe for the thousand lie that neh
IL heir ~. none that equal this wonderful prepara-
son only ten yesrs have els peed since the dlscov
eser (who spent decade IA s;niyipg experiments
srt rcr iee;nc IN nr>t introduced Il To the public
ard u Il already recognized hy the mos; eminent
Physicians Ia all parts off, country 10 be the most
-u' ~ ssn. aud Elective remedy fNf ccrtan Gises-eA
of -hith they have knowledge
All other Compounds ssrur- OF this rcct have
h'hetto 'at'ed 10 ccirncrf the sanction OF tn Fac
MY. because cn being tested they have been found
10 cnhisin nosious INGREDIENTS which reutrsi the
Suoa shss- 81 Inv Ssfsars-iiie snd oftet times ..-
ssr. me hcaih 9th patient. II isnot 70 wiki Hur-
aeys preparation.
1h's = the pnr- sna ecnuirc extract of the root.
spd viii. IN trial. he ftsrd 70 -a.et seertain ma
perfect cure OF The following complaints aud disea
ses
Affections Of the Bones Observation-Disclosures
Debility. Diseases of the kiarevs t,,s,sn-
STA, E-vsipelas, Female lrre,rvi.titts.
Fistula, al skia Diseases. Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles
Pulmonary Diseases. Sv.
philis, Scrofu N or
Kings Evil.
Pr eaie by all good Drussssta sf Cneinns All ana
louisville. JAa. RUDOLF 4 CO.. Proprietorr.
osts6decd-tm-m Louisville, Ky,
r. =. BAg.y.ORN, Agent.
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ST. Lorra. Juno Is. 1sGs.


Mr.. JonS II. BLOOD, Agent Of Lallemani's
Rheumatism, Govt and Neuraigia Specific ::
I have prescribed the above mentioned Spe-
ciac. and must say that have never found
any remedy that carries so much cef,AiniV
Of quick and ssutary cure as tEat hss !"
all tho cases where have used y.
ps. g. ". pHTLL'Ps.
ST Lsris. March, !. 1863.
Nh r.r,,ca; - Dear Sif - cheerlai'y
-. ~ .. ,,sa 10 the value aad efficacy
81 yoor Rheunstia Specific, its use tssiug
entirely relieved ne from y, Distressing
..,.ay T. A. BEsoisg,
''' Tanker, ST. Louis.
Sr. Louis. March 81, 1868.
Arrs. Ixlrcu, Eio Like many Of my
,,,frssion | have suffered severely With
rh.ums,i.m. and could get no permanent
relief until sriei 7our Specific. an hap
pv 20 say th,s its use IN 'ew Gays fs''o'
ed me to health. Signed
car MAIN, Of Steamer warsaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

Golden Wedding. Sparkling "a
,.vh,. still Cata,vba, Delawnre
and Virginia Ssesiling.- ne "ihee 'io"
ri. GA established House. have gained "oiia-
~sas .e,ssr.,v for their excellence, and In purity.
Wv, and soauet. they are unsurpassed In the
mark either NATIVE or FoRstsS.
Tru.e su,plira by Langfeldt. Thode 4 Co., 81 pro-
trss,ur- .rlcrr uk-s a*u
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-. I.0mls N 0rket.

by Telegraph. Nov. IS.
Flcur-steady and dull holders anxious TO
realize, but refuse 10 make concessions quota
lions normally unchanged.
wheat-Duil and easier 2.55a2 60 for prime
to choice fall spring lower /; 1.750l.s7.
Corn-Rsnges At s5019sc for new and old.
Oats-Unchanged. 6s0s7.
Barley Unchanged.
Rve-UnchangeA.
Mess Psrk-2l. O032l. IS.
Bacon--Shoulders, l2il@l2sl; clear sides,
l51Ml5s<.
Lard-Nominal.
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VIRGINIA.

Fort MONROE. Nov. 14-Alexander
Carter was killed in Norfolk last evening,
by Henry Warren.
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vILLASow. WAikss CouSfy. GA,
JANE Goth, 1866.

vnLASow. WAiksw CouSfy. GA,
jane goth, 1866.
DR. JouS BrlL-Dear Sir. ! have recently
gwen your wv orm Destroyer" several trials
and find IL wonderfully eflicacious. II has not
failed in single inssaace 10 have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country prac-
tice, aud have daily use FOR some article OF the
kind. I'm free 10 confess that l bnow Of no
remedy recommended by the ablest suthors that
Is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the e1tveme. My
object in writing you is to find ont upon whit
# | can &c, It upon easy terms. ! shal, use =
great deal of 1t. l am aware that the use o.
such articles Is contrary 70 the teachings aud
practice Of great majority Of The regular line OF
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ruie To use all and any means 70 alleviate suffer.
ing humanity winch may be able 10 cou mand-
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than myself may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sole right to secure that knosledge.
However. am by no means an advocate or SUP
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Please reply soon. and inform me OF your best
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HotlowAy's PuLs AMI OiSrxrSr.-lIeslth and
Hsppines- arr The winssicrr wh ch render existence
pleasant ard ag eesbic, Tor the enjoyment 81 life de
teu'a Ia GREAT measure. an the .trtc OF the health
None need despair who suffer Rom dyspepsia, pull
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UtA. piles or lStGia- while thr-, fsmoue n.dicin.a
vn~r not oniy an antidoic bat rsdir al cure They
tsve had the most marvellous success in the worst
sypcs ~ dteeasee which aist the human race. sold
~ all Drugsiets.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
BY Telegraph. Nov. IS
Hogs Received to II H., 2,2s4 head. Market
continues active and Grm Notwithstanding the
heavy receipts /; packers were the only opera
tors good to prime 6.e0Gt6.25; extra . shade
higher common 5.2595.75.
Ca,tle--Received 20 II H., 604 head. Market
trfs more active and easier entire range At
2.5cG6.75
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4 Good II ensOm f0s. the Capital A's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND I'HE
LETTER EROM HIS MOTHER

Benton barracks, No., April SO. 1856,
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and BENEFICIAL qualities II possesses, send you
the following statement of my case:
was wounded about two FEARS ago was to-
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Ny general health is impaired. and need some
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wish that that il genuine. Please express me
half dozen bottles and cbli.e
Carr. q. =. JoaSsos. ST. Louis. Mo.
p. S.-The following was written April 10
1865, BY Mrs Jennie Johnso n, mother Of Capt.
johnson
DR, BuLL-Dear Sir NV husband, DIR. Z. q.
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STEAM ENGINES.
ROLLERS. PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
~ II. 6fearn's Patent Eccentric Head Bocks
shinrle Machines. Slave Hachines Saw Nandrils
Saw Gummers, Shafng Hangers and Pullsy.
Castings Of all kinds made to order
Dealers In Circular Saws Betting Packing and
Mill Furnishing of all kinds
u Repairing of Machinery made by Lee 4 Lea
Wit. or the trban Machine Works. win receive our
special attention. have al the patterns Of both
establishments
Works-Corner Walnut street and Haniton road
business ONCE 1870 West second street.
octsidSwly CINCINNATI, OHIO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
Cincinnasi Market.

Ct0ClAM0et Market
By Telegraph Nov. Is.
Flour Firmer family II 0o9l1.6o.
Wheat-Held 1t 2. 50, but AS il the best Offer
made.
Corn--Dull and unchanged
Oats-Firmer 6s0l67.
kve-Advsnced to Las.
Bsrley-Unchsnged
Coiton-Dull; middlings 1si<c.
Whskv-Steady.
Mess Pork-Firmer, closing with no sellers
below $40.
Lard-Advancedto l2c.
Bacon Unchanged.