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The national Republican., 1867-01-11

1SH7F1LI GREAT 16 1QS7
IOO/ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOO(
70 fAk NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
r. %
WINTER sCHKDULE
Ga and amer NOVEMBER 10, 1893, trains will run
follows:
w,'hisst'n,....5 % % n bai'inOr'......siis.n an
.....,s 90 D. n " ......l0, 10
THE 0REIT poUBiE-TRkoK RoUTE,
with RLEGANT SCENERY, Palace ktAts-roo day
aad night Cars, with modern improvements and saving
from four TO twelve hours In time any other route
Two hundred miles saved 10 Western and Central New
York.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
TArough from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and PITTS
BUR0H without change.
Passengers by this route from BAltlmore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DkPors
and no FERRIBs
Tickets By this route can be procured at the ofee
Of Sixth street and avenue undsr
National Hotel where rsliabs informstlon viii be given
a all times.
Pssssngers procuring ueks. At this once, secure
htons W. Sleeping Cars for kmita or fitts-
burgh. 10 Z, J.WlLklNs, Ticket Agent
I'D. s. YOUNG, osnsral Passenger Agent, ,,....y
d.S.ly Tr a. : HNHaH uNN tnaltimors, Nd 10
The national Republican., 1867-01-11

EADIN RAILR d.
HI .7A GREAT TRUNK LIHE,
From PHILADBLPHIA TO THE IRrkRIoK0r PENN
sYLvAHIA, THE sCHUYLKILL, sUsoUEHAENA,
NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE CANADA. r-r..
The national Republican., 1867-01-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
GENERAL TorrlN, (wrecker) Momphis.
BURLINGTON, Capt. Green, Dubuque.
kEiTusBuRG. Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison.
BEN CAMPBELL. Capt Pierce. Clinton.
DEPARTURES.
GENERAL To1rRN, Beef Slough.
BURLINGTON, Capt. Green. st. Louis
KEITnsBuKo. Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison
The wrsoker General Totem, which ar
rived here this morning attracted consid-
cradle attention. She did the rebs. consid>
cradle service al a gunboat during tho in>
ternecine war, being then called the General
Forrest. As announced on last Thursday
she goes to raise the Northen Light which
was sunk In Beef Slough las; year.
The Minnesota will arrive at a late hour
this evening. and will depart for St. Paul u
5 a.. 81, on Sunday morning.
The Sucker State, for St. Louis. will lie
along at 7 o'clock 20 morrow morning. r.
N. Pre,tymsn, agent.
The fine passenger packet New Boston
Capt. Giinnell, will leave for Ft. Madison
in the morning. C.. &. MAther in the Of
fee.
The regular tri-weekly steamboat Ben
Campbell, Capt. Pierce. will depart o.mor-
row 8 ", for Clinton. L. G. Duncan
AGENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
A&0
IOWA.

Des MoisKs, Aug, "a A. stage containing
nine passengers was completely capsiz.d
between Des Mones and Neeada on Friday,
One Germsn named McCiure, AGED 60
years, was seriously injured.
The whes, is coming into Marshalltown,
Iowa, quite rapidly sad selling at Sl2i
per bushel. The yield is reported rot Sc
large ss was anticipated. Oats, also. are a
short crop, Welding about twenty bushels
to the acte.
Rain is needed for corn.
Ireasurer Edg,nyton. CT Lucas county,
Iowa, is q dcfsuter to the amount Of twenty
thousand dollars and has sbscoaded TO En-,
rope,
The Democrats correspondent. with the
Ind an Commissioner says. Gen. Auyer's
evidence, taken by commission 1t Omaha.
TO the etiec, that in the event Of war with
the Indians, it would he general ind 20,
psrtisl and that he could not und { axe i,
in the department Of the Platte with less
than twenty thousand men. lie also be>
licved il would require the same number Of
troops in Gen. iinncoek's department. 1t
is thought by unrrcjudiced persons that
the cess'on by the government Of Powder
River region will satisfy oil northern tribes
Who are 10 assemble at Fort Laramie and
avert Wal with them.
Track layers on che Chicsgo, Rcck Is>
laud 4 Pacific Railsoad have approached
wisnin hearing distance Of this city.
The Iowa State base bali association bave
dec'ded 70 hold . tournament At Burlington
October 10Th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
MISSOURI.

ST. Loris, Aug 24-Ar Omaha dispatch
says. Information has been received tina.
Gen. Cook, abou. four weeks ago, came up
on a camp OF Indians in the puebli Nouns
tains. H surrounded and killed nearly ell
Of them, Subsequently, another camp about
eigh. miles from Fl. Warren was found and
served in ths.same manner. so Indians
were killed altogether. The Boyse Indians
from Wvn Springs, under Capt. Darrogh,
did the fighting, backed by United States
troops.
Coaches traverse Smoky Hill route with
out molestation.
The Unisn Pacific Railroad, Omaha
branch, has been completed five hundred
and forty milss.
A Cairo despatch says the strike on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad still con>
t,nues. No trains run either way, and
some engineers were sent down from the
Illinois Central Road, bur the strikers
would not let them work. No violent or
riotous proceedings have occurred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
ksnblic Meeting.

The undersigned were appointed by tie
City Council a Special Committee to econ
slider the whole matter pertsining to the in
debtedness Of the city" They have had the
matter .nder consideration and have come
to the conclusion that the subject should be
considered by the citizens and tax payers in
q public meeting. The undersigned there.
fore call for the purpose a meeting Of the
citizens Of Davenport. TO be held on Satur>
day evening, August oath, 1885,, at Il o'clock,
in the City Hall.
At that time the undersigned will submit
the result Of their examination OF this matter,
and their views respecting the proper plan
to be pursued, in order to put the debt Of
the city in tho way Of ultimate extinction.
The importance Of this subject cannot be
over stated. The debt Of the city is in such
. shape that further ~inaction will prove
highly prejudicial to the city. We earnestly
ask a full meeting.
N. DoSAnus, Mayor.
II. II. ANDERSEN,
THOMAS DERxoDY,
JouN s. SEYMOUR,
ERNST CLAUssEN,
Special Committee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Angus: 23I-A Ger
man book binder named William Kit.
ter, induced a girl named Mary Williams to
come from Montreal to Chicago for employ
ment, and under pretense Of finding her a
boarding house, locked hc7 up in = room
and effected her ruin. The scoundrel this
morning was committed for trial in default
of two thousand dollars bail.
The Labor Congress now in session in
this city. is prolific in resolutions and com
mittes reports, but has as yet accomplished
very little in any degree interesting to the
laboring classes Of the country. The pro-
ceedings SO far are mainly composed Of dec
lars,ions in regard to the supremacy of Is.
Dor and the desirability of laying dow n
such political views as shall result in .ecu-
ring the control OF the legislation of the
country.
The next session will be held IN New
York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
~ YQRK.

Ma. yoRg. Aug. % Baker. the &c.
~fan.ler ul the irademens Bank is held 20
tail in tie sun Of twenty thousand dollars.
The Lamb wooden factory, foot OF Ann 81,
has failed. The liabilities are one hundred
AMI thirty thousand dollars. Assignment
made.
Senior Nagalhoes, Brazilian minister, and
family sailed yesterday for home.
I~niiiat0.y steps were taken yesterday by
prominent gentleman interested IN the wei
fare Of the lab1ring classes. towards hold
ing s grand industrial exhibition in the
spring OF 1868
NEW Yogx, Aug. 24.-Gov. Rosseau
has sent a card to the Tribune calling Al
tention TO one Of their specials from Wash
ington reporting that he and Gen. Steed-
man left New Orleans rather suddenly TO
avoid being arrested by Gen. Sheridan for
impeding reconstruction. Gov. Rosseau
say he knew nothing Of such intention
ard does net believe II to be true.
The iIerald's special say: The Office Of
Commissary General Of Prisoners is TO be
consolidated with that u Adjutant General
ani put in charge of.Gen. Samuel Black
About thirty clerks in the former Office are
to be discharged.
"A AitOohS obC~ioi S"sH- otiN thC ~
action Of the President letters have been
received bore by prominent Republicans
from members Of Congress which state
that the only remedy left to insore recon.
struction is the impeachment OF the presi-
dent. These letters are significant from
the fact that several Of them are from mem,
bsrs who at the last session Of Congress.
were known "a Conservative and opponents
of impeachment. They further state tia
prominent movers in impeachment are busJ
At work and are already canvassing anon.
members to test their feeling.
The recent newspaper reports about
great meeting of Conservative Republican
in this city who put up Mr.. Jotssson an,
Gen. Sheridan as their candidates for tn
Presidency is oil stuff.
One thousand dollars were prompt,
contributed yesterday by q few merchants
for aid to the sick in Galveston.
The World says the order relieving Gen
Sickles will probably be issued rs soon .
his sorcalled reasons arrive when he II
sempts 20 justify himself for refusing I
obey the Presidents orders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
aANtsa.Es ~ s.s.Ag..
Cider. E'ide- Vinegar,

M Waite Wine Vinegar. also. Flour Sacks. Grain
aHs, tinnics, BurilIt-. Groccrs iapcr Hays, and
,Mlng y vim. No. , tnr-oMs' iilntk. DkArnpnrt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

DAVENPORT LEATHER Dtpor.-At the new
store Of Stuckrath & Co, u Brady St, can
be founi the largesiand most complete stock
Of French aui American call skins, kips al d
morocco, harness, sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker tools, findings and materials per
tainiag TO the trade, west of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
ard oak tanned harness leather, and procure
ali other kinds from first hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
Vl6iSiSI1-

k'enao,p. Avg. s4s-Cha-. Stuart was
sne. and Killed night before last By Rev.
hoot Gray, in Pulaski county. NJ. Grav
Was IN a house bsrricaded to resist ! moi
o. negroes who had gathered around il. Ana
shot Stuart by mistake. ''u
The Carbon Hill coal mines wsre sc,a =.
suction to-day fos 100000 to John 4. ns"
ley, Of New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
KENYON COLLEGE

FOUNDED By BISHOP CHASE, OF OHIO, IN
l. 1873, has been IN successful operationfor upwards
oil forty years. The Course of Instruction occupies
four years, and embraces all the subjects of the com.
plete Academic course adopted in our highest seats
oflearning:
FACULTY.
Rev. James Kent Stone, A. NJ, Pres.. and Spence,
and Wolfe Professor of Moral and Mcuta Philosophy
John Trimblc, A. NJ, Professor of the Greek Ian.
guages and Literature.
Hamilton L. Smith. A. NJ, Bowler Professor Of
Astronomy, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev. Edward G. Benson. A.. NJ. Professor Of the
Latin Language and Literature.
Theodore Sterling. A.. NJ, N. D.. Peabody Profess
sor Of Mathematics and Civil Engineering.
Professor Of English Literature and History
Frank NJ. Hall. A. NJ, Principal OF Kenyon Gram,
mar school.
The Fall Term will commence Sept. 9Th. Candi
dates for admission will present themselves or
Wednesday. September 4, At $ An. For catalogues
and information apply TO MARDENERO WHITE
ESQ.,. Agent and Treasurer II the College, Gambler.
GANBaER. Ohio, July Sd, 1867.
The duties Of this Professorship are 1t present
discharged BY the other Professors. aug.tdlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
EDls. a. ". MINER.

.-.e-sTn s%iESTiST. once IN Forrcst's Block,
.a&rASs AZ opposite J.. q corner "a aud Per-
ttFS%s%e ~ streets. Has had over II FEARS
" Practice In this city. Has the com
yi''c eHaFa'ns for manufacturing and adinini.icfIng
|i'ror- oxia" OF Gas, foF painless operation in *
~trgltirc 'eeiI. {anl9-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
EDUCATIONAL.
no Sisters of Charity Of the
BLESSED vIpnvN

M sisters OF Charity orthe
BLESSED VIRGIN.
Desife 70 INFORM their friends in Davenport, and the
public generally. that their Academy will re-opcn ON
Monday. August 18th. for the
RECEPTION OF YOUNG LADIES
as ~boarders. half ~boardcrs, and day scholars.
The course OF instruction will comprise all that
constitutes a good English education. French. Ger
man and Latin languages. Music on Piano. Organ
Harp and Guitar. Drawing. Painting In Oil and Wa.
ter colors, Monochromatic and Pastclle Paintlu, and
Embroidery.
Particular attention paid to Plain Sewing, without
extra charge.
Payments required quarterly In advance. Fnon
rnis RuLr THERE WILL nv NO DEVIATION.
Further information can be obtained at the Acad
envy, situated on Eighth st. bet. Brady and Main
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

DANlEl. GOULD.
WHOLESA Me AND RETAIL DEALER IL
Furniture, Carpets. oil Cloths.
Mats. Rngs. Window
Sh00es. &c.
mch2l-dtf East Second Street eop perex
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
ILLINOIS.

Qurxcr, August 24.-Shipment IF fruit
hes commenced in this section, about one
thousand barrels Of apples having been
shipped up the river yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
For IuValids.
FINE IMPORTED WINE.
MUSCAT

Is PURE N RICH.
II HAS AN EXQUISITE "BOUQuRT."
IT'S DELICIOUS y SURPRISES ALL WINES.
In introducing the celebrated brand ofMUSCAT
rhhLE TO the favorable notice Of the elite, We deem
" necessary 10 s.ste that II Is made Of the choicest
Mnscat grape, called LA Perle."
The most refined will hail with pleasure o PURE
WINK IN the full sense of the word-a wine that
VIII ieei grateful 10 tie most delicate. as II produces
no acidity on the stomach; but su contYaire, acts ~
The most soothing of cordials.
1T IS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR LADIES, AND
SURPRISES ANY TABLE WIN IN
THE COUNTRY.
III kCH PEOPLE X INVITED TO
HIS WINE o COMMUNION PURPOSES.
PURITY. DELICaCY OF FLAVOR AND MILD.
NESS ARE ALL COMBINEDlN
.NMscaf F'erlc.
II YGIENIC WIN E,
m, ALSO IMPORTED.
U SnIy necessa.? to cali attention to the foliow'ng
FACTS regarding
MYGlENIC WINE.
i-hieiEAlC WINE Is the ONLY TONIC wnicn
piI eIses me usuEsrrAIISo AprnovAL OF ALL
WINE was teesed at the Baltimore
Son'ehtion ofthe American Medical Aseoeiation,
NAY ist, 1906. and endorsed By the prominent
memoers WITH their signature. .
;. contains no WHISKEY or ALCOIOLlC az
mixture whsteyer. [~oct3o-d1y.
~rrnis prepared II PARIS from pure sherry
lulieI' Finch Il Fuller, Wholesale Agents. Chiesso
SOD by f.. =. BALLORD.
and HARRISON s. CO..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

py Teicg-.{ hi August "a.
co.toe Quiet; 2sc.
extra state: s758ia 70 Tor r.; r Ohio
.uhar uichigan a43 for new white for
Eve -nu.l. naminally lower.
Gorn-lclevtr l.lo1l.lsls for new mixed
western; i .osGi.io for srsound.
ns,.N,nuII IS for old Western ; 75td SOC for
new Ohio. u..
Isd-steady.
P..roi:um-Crude, l29iak refined In bond
a-xz.-fL
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n

AuHhC08O - u
By Telegraph. August "a.
Flour-Dull, lower on all grades. 250ts7k on
spring extras and low grades OF winter, and IL
@l5 on choice winter extras. Sales Of spring
extras at . 250tIo.00. Receipts. 5,l55 bbls.
Wheat-PAnicky, 5@sc lower on Nos. 2 and 8
sp' ing; No. = closing at l .s2@le3; No. 8. l55
al 55iS No. !. quiet. l72 W ntsr, scarce and
nominal. Receipts. i2l sss bu.
Corn-Ne. l.. quiet. firm, e5sl@a6; No. 9 de-
clined ljsc; closing a; 50. Receipts. 100, s55
bu.
Oa.s-Lower; closing at A2a@42s4. Receipts.
Lea, 1871.
Rye-5@sc lower; closing steady at 90.
Barley-Active, 5@sc lower: closing quiet
buyers at l.o2 sales made at les at the open
ing,
Pro~isions-Firm
Ness Pork rs. so offered buieno snles.
Shoulders -llL.
Sweet Pi.sled Hams-l5L.
Lsri-l2L@i5.
Eggs-l2LG1S.
B~ntter--Scaree; extra, "a prime. ao@22 FIR
kin. Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A and War Claim Agent. Office Davenport's
Block, I'd Floor. cor. Main al d Second streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

GAI.IAGsEEs - IGENNEsSx.
ATTORNEYS AND ~cOrasELORs AT LAW
~ COnveyAnCer. Oflce Is .eClAire Row. NJ e,glrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

wiLMISGrox. Aug. 2i.-The Republicans
are becoming alarmed Test q negro should be
elected Mayor of this city. Southern
whites are denounced because they did not
register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
STEVENS ROUSE.
Ell. 23, 25 s. ~ Broadway. \. "
Opposite Bowling Green,
On alae EuPoncon Plan.

n HE STEVENS HOUSE IL well and widely known
! ~ che travelling public. The location lie especial
" suitable 20 merchants and bn>inces men: il is ta
cioee ursatmity 10 the b0sir c-s PSF 81 the city IL on
sbs highway cf the southern and Western travel and
adjacent to ali the princiy al Railroad and Steamboat
deabta.
Ths S.evens IIouse has liberal accommodation cor
over ~ guesle-it 10 veil furnished. and possesses
~vsrv moAsrn Improvement for tie comfort and en-
testlinmcns u ix inmates. The rooms are spacious
ssd we'll vensiixssd -pf0vtded with gas and water
~ eetendnncs Il peODpt and tespecsh-and the T.
~ = esnssvsely pccvsee4 Vim svesy dencacy ofthc
~onS-Nno40Go1om1oo.
- 80. !. C4ADOW Hseossseeee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
-. ID. ElC1aA u BDSON, N. -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
sovrIcs uspen
port National Bank.

WITH DIR. BAKER,
~ REPUTABLE \ EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
! OF - YEAR, Il a just basil for a claim to the conf
Deuce Of the community. Dr. Y. can prc-cn, this
claim Ia the people Of Davenport and vicinity. and
alec. any other evidence Of proper qualification de
aired.
Davenport. July 90, issT. j~iy2T-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24
CONNECTICUT.

On SPRisas, Aug. 24-The Hartford Oil
Refinery caught fire yesterday and was de>
stroyed. A man named Hutchinson was
burned to death. Loss on refinery So 900,
besides 800 barrels Of oil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

EIST0RECAL. 2
Rheumatic 8 AonraIgis .olanola.


TIE RHEUMATIC e NErRhLslC eoNeoINn.
GtFrEGS years age. Ctnf. Lf Nf1es vat ss5-
4 mlaas fU4 a 3 Iatfa NU-. rW4 aA ~ iR - IT,
eri q, S8AK. Csut. cop 1898. "a NsttA'f tt n,
Wy oAerAt ~, -H- sa sft
oi fsa 14sts - san $500 Hc ttu. ~.
hi ola ca uplilUt i tot !. a Mt
NsreIs GA board le Ncr-sA. De- NA7 ..tt
~c4AS Q4at4rt, Who ralN ar eo-i $500 az IN
mo- a. .aflrsly curo i.l 20 dr
4~retaHacd wta al mel Al' - -.
s. 4faS 8lss ttpt 1921. .,nasIrtsIy eurea
$50 M. no .Oli >ea Fog, that he pur
4...l s rsee,la sfein me MeAitesi hiisfa' t8f
a*tf .at aet F4g, DullprS.
-. iaIl."e s...,ataaa rasarnel 10 Bos'on, Capt,
49, b.t4ent 4 aasnbsr " bottles oi HE article,
~. manufactured IA armii way w ,apt ,,peiand,
N ..,.t,,a capt. Gardiner, WHO theh sailed a mer-
m as., am 10 h., dion. took the article with him, and
- Al q! s.sln "a bottle. ltaitraeted attention Ia
an, aud capt Gardiner Immediately wrote 10
-. hr,tncr. Charles I. q lrdiner. Erq, To purchase
81 = nj. Copeland the right Ia make aud cell the Arti
st.fa Elslisi. tue West india Stand. and Australia;
-. g 40 100 Capt. NJ ID Gardiner. on recciptui
-. notice oI The p%nfchasc from Capt. Copeland, i'm.
,a-It.tel, formed scO-partnership with Mr.. Watson,
a et.itl, dealer In London, who now, under the Arm
ef Gardiner. Watson 4 Co. M. 81 Mark Lane, Ion
d1n. are iutroduciugthe Compound with great success
ia fs.1 rtpi Gardiner wa. In Boston, and In con-
u.ett.a NRh his brother, thas. r Gardiner, pureiis-
- n an cant copeland. hir heirs and successors.
tHe Whole right 10 fhs article, with the intention to
,,tes Il. IN. people II North America. the benefits OF
IT, wualerihl healing properties. u has proved a
snp-l ! .lanhir medicine 20 all who have riea II.
Mr. +. Gardiner Immediately established a large
u4.a4t ars 81 laboratory FIR tue production of the
article. and since 1889 has deyutci his time To The In
reduction and sale uf GAEpiNtHs RaErsarto Ash
N9esAuae CpurprND Ne sho III add that the ar
MI /. entirety Il SO srtablc one. hein. composed oi
,o,l- amd her'-. the uu.t Important Of which grow.
wild fn Easlngi. from whence it's imported by N,
Proprietor Mr.. lienTy *. Gardiner.
CnicA.u. Nov. 18th, 1864.
Ma II Il. GARDINER. Proprietor Gardiner Rlleu
mute \ Serrllgie compound
sr-nivin. hcen afflicted with the Ncuralgiain m,
f~-4v vA.rflm . fFi.nt it1uR.l sa So -
Casnrnni, and 1 can cheerfully say | found IL TN
only relief. and | recommend il 10 all who Ate troub
led with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully. A. BOOTH,
Oyeter Dealer, Cur. Madison 4 Dearborn Ste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-24

Ds SsRptsrR. Prpp'r Cntditcf', rheumatic a N.u-
ralgic toDpo nd Dear Sir
It's " IA great pleasure that / testify TO The merits
VI your tnNnluibA' medicine. Having been afnieted
with Ncuealgia Tor more than "a year. causing me
grtat apnoy ance ns well ~ = lneriue, md after trying
ain 1T esvry remedy that could be obtained u friend
sn'aesi me 10 NJ YOUR t"mponrd. aud nm happy
10 .ay that "ne to tr cured me, and heartily en-
do - all 'hMt has been nait in it, favor. ant tafncst-
yr"rnmnrNd Trial by every onr %rtnerinc from Ncu
talgia or rheumatism. WV : HOPKINS,
arm Merrill n Hopkins, II I.ak, ST.
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-. n.Ouis MARKET.

By Telegraph August ~.
Fiour-Dul'; CSC lower on al eradee.
Wheat-Sl o =: all grades over.
Corn-Dull; sales Of mixed At ] .l3; yellow q
LIS; white LA.
Oats-Dull and declining: Gales at s5@s5c.
Rye Firm, l.l2IS@'.ls.
Mess Pork UNCHANGED. ~ 259g9s Go.
lard Quiet. l2L0l3l.
B~acon-Firm.
Sides-Snies at is%.
shoulders Sales at Ice.
Hay-II.25@lI.5o.
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BUCHANAN
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AND
D~ISTlLLERY,-

Said property was conveyed to the United
States BY ". II. Buchanan by deed dated Au
gust 18th, 1855.
The Mill 10 . 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 distillery is q wooden building adjoining
the mill, and has sufficient capacity for running
about five hundred bushels Of corn per day.
The steam for both distillery and mill 10 furnish
ed BY t~o large tubular boilers recently put iE
1t . cost Of eleven thousand dollars. There 10
also. upon the premises, . new malt house built
Of brick. and Shire proof building. intended for
bonded warehouse.
There will also be sold at the same time and
place, the horse barn situated upon the Deeds
lot,-so c~alled-below the mill, and the Cattle
sheds. north Of the distiilsTy. su6cient 10 ste
BILE about six hundred head of cattle.
Also the following other personal property, 70
Wit:
Engine.
Flue Boilers.
2 Mud Drums.
Lumber Wagon.
A lot Of Whisky barrels.
Reaper.
/ Feed Cutter.
Iron Safe.
A lot Of Office furniture.
horseshay Jake.
A lot Of grain sacks.
A lot OF copper pine.
A lot of Iron sbafting.
Several hundred cattle chsins.
A lot OF lumber.
The right to esop this sale At any time 10 r..
served to the Government.
TERMS CASH.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
aug5-dtd Collector I'd District Of lowe.