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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-20
Foreign vows by Atlantic Cab

SALrzBURG, Aug. 1S.-The Emperor and
Empress Of France, the Emperor and Elm.
press of Austria, and the King of Bavaria.
arrived in this city to-day md met at a
| grand state dinner given by Francis Joseph.
" c. Cher, French Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. and Baron Won Benst, Austrian
Prime Minister, have also arrived and q con
ference between the sovereigps takes place
tomorrow. .
SALTzBuso, Aug. 19-eveniEg AT an ear
| " hour this morning the Emperors Of Aus
tria and France, arm in arm took u walk
In the city and sururbs.
Francis Joseph. the Empress Eugene and
the Empress Elizabeth, and King Louis, of
Bavaria, accompanied by their suites, paid
g visit To the ancient castle Of Dripein, on
the heights above the city. In the evening
all the imperial and royal personages visited
the theatre in state The building outside
was in a blaze Of illumination, and the in.
terror was decorated with great art aud
splendoy. The reception Of the crowned
heads by the audience, ives most enthusiastic
and since his arrival the Emperor Napole n
has on all occasions been treated with
marked honor and consideration by tl.
Prime Minister. Baron Won Beust. II is un
derstocd that the ~sojourn of the Emperor
ard Empress Ia this city, will terminate on
Friday, next.
LoNDoS. Aug t9-'hc Steamship Qua
ker t,ty from NV Yafs, with the Holy
L"al txcursio1is,s, arrived Al Constantine.
pie ~ day
LoApas. aar ta-lt is reported that the
Sublime Porte hiss received an urgent note
in behalf az the suifsriDs Cr-,ans from Tie
United States government.
Vienna, Aug. 19.-The Austrian gov
eminent has pledged itself to enlarge civil
and religious liberties TO the Protestant In.
hsbitanss OF the Empire.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA. Aug. ia considerable feel.
ing is caused neIe by Gen. Pope's order No.
~, n his letter to Gen Grant. The press
IS aeisa,ing n call Tor n State Convention
Tor the purpose Of making an organized ct
or, IN opposition 10 Organization under the
Military i,il
Souh'y conventions are bc:ag held in
a,aeema. I" ell ct delegates ,o = cinserva.
~. eon'ent;on, 10 be n.ld in montgomery
on the 4,h Of Sep,embe-.
.o'h ana cotton crurs in Al.hama are
nun ior many years The yield IN
are ilstieripr. p''sps0'
Judge j W. Horace, i rrominen. .;,,,s,
81 Sumter county. Georgia, was ruraee-i
BY u party OF Freedmen, recently. NJ
men have been arrested and imprisoned ~
Macon, four Of whom confessed = particira.
taon 10 The crime.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. ia young man named
Zimmerman was drowned in the lake yes.
icrday while dusk hunting.
Hon. Schuyler C0lfax IL in this city to-
night.
- fire Sunday at Bay City, Michigan, de-
stroyod over halt u million feet ot lumber
on sheaIers dock. Loss over $4,000.
CHICAGO. August 2o.-The Soldiers and
Sailors Union at Washington Monday nigh,
passed resolutions strongly condemning the
Presidents action in s~uspending Stanton.
The annual session Of the Baltimore
Scheutzen Association commenced on Mon>
day.
The sun Of $4,000 wa received in
Richmond Monday to pay the expenses Of
registration in that State.
The Hartford Horse Fair opens on Tues>
day, and continues three days.
Horace Howes, . wealthy citizen Of Cali.
fornis, offers $50, 900 TO found \ laborer's
exchange, if others will subscribe a like
amount.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
rooted ~ miles Of road through the snow
regions, aud intend TO cover all the worst
exposed portions for winter travel.
The grand celebration of the German
Turner'S commences in Des Moines Tuesday.
TO continue three days.
The Lake County (Ill.) Agricultural So>
ciety will hold its fourteenth annual fair Al
Liberty vile, on the oath, 18th, and Goth of
September.
The body Of a young woman was found
In the canal at Utica, H., last SATURDAY.
Her clothes were found on the bank. and is
supposed TO be u case Of suicide. Ii is res
ported that her parents reside near Ottawa.
A man named Thos. sherwood died yes.
terdsy afternoon from the effects of an
overdose of opium, which he took TO avoid
the cholera mprbus.
II ii. Iinhhiu, for some time pas. hold
ing the position OF .umber inspector in this
city, was found dead in bis bed yesterday
morning at his residence, No. sc. Canal 81.
. The second annual session of the nation
al labor congress- is is o being held in
Wabash Avenue in this city. The session
is expected to be a very important one, and
TO last several days. 10 10 anticipated tha,
action will be taken towards securing a more
united effort of working men in the future
than has been possible in the past,
The Journals financial article of to day
says: The general mercantile business of
the city is very quiet, but nevertheless i'm,
proving, and as the receipts Of grain are daily
increasing, a good sutuinn trade is conf
IDENTIFY looked for, although our merchants
generally seem to think that business will
have to be done more Oh the specie basis
standard, and that they must content them>
selves with moderate profits. The demand
for money for the movement of grain con>
Gnues active, bat aside from this there is
very little inquiry.
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MISSOURI.

ST.. LorIs, Aug. 19.-Colonel Taylor, one
Of the Indian. Commissioners left Omaha Fr
day night for Washington, on receipt of
important dispatches. The Indians drove
of stock from stations west of North Platte
Union Pacific rosd.
The Helena Herald Of the 3lst inst,
says: a man from Vsr,nillion reports that
a blni OF Blackfee. Indaas recently m.s>
sacred a party oi thirty miners at that
flsce
II l. us. Aur. l9-N N Aiken, a prom
inent 81 IN, dt ii sudlrn'y ol api ople Ky
thi- ..urnise.
An omfIbus caniaing iourtc,n person 8,
aiul ; enc ehild'on. belonging Ia the family
Of ID. X. Ha!', while going to a pic mic, un-
SCI, yesterday morning on a railroad en-
bankment on the opposite side river pre-
cipitated thirty five feet into a pond and all
the inmates were more or less injured.
The hop crop in Chenango and Brown
counties, New York, have been seriously in
jured by lice. Som fields are entirely
ruined, others will not yield over half a
crop.
A report comes from Montana that thirty
one men were working at Vermillion ma.
king from fifteen 10 twenty dollars q day
to the head, when 4 party Of Blackfeet In
dams come down and mastered all but one
man
The Salt Lake Tidefte of Aug. 9th saws
some Chin4men working near Kankakee
flats, California, recently found a chunk of
gold weighing forty 1--WE pounds. Many
large pieces of gold have been found in the
vicinity of Sal; Lake.
A Springfield, Iii. dispatch gays during
the recent session OF tic circuit court of this
county. tive persons were sentenced to the
tate peniteniisry for periods ranging from
one To live years, Twelve were convicted
OF minor crimes and committed TO the
county jail. one hundred and two civil
cases were disposed Of
Speaker Coliax aud party leave Detroit
next Friday IN The steamer Northwest for
a trip IL Lake Superior
1T. Lours, Aug 20.-The battle re>
ported from Omaha between two hundred
pawnee, Sioux aud q large number of ST.
oux turns out to have been fought between
90 Pawnecs and 100 C~heyennes a, Plum
Greek, in which the Pawnees lost 10 scalps.
captured 40 heai cattle and 2 prisoners
Many ether Cheyennes il 10 supposed have
been killed and wounded, but wete carried
eff by their comrades. The Pswnees now
south OF Platte river are bunl;eg Cheyennes.
Seven Indians were killed by lightn;n: at
youngstown Agency on the 10th.
The Sioux and Crows had a battle ncas
Fort Stevenson, in which the latter we're
victorious. Several killed on both sides.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Aug. -. - The mail
steamship Sacramento, for Panama to-day,
took only S2S7.422 in treasure ; nearly ell
for New York. 1t is the smallest shipment
Tor Two years.
The political canvass throughout the
State is the most active it has been for
many years.
The demand for duties last week was
81 600.
There has been Numerous arrivals lately.
There arc 81 vessels now in port execlu-
siye Of steamers Fad domestic coasters
Eighty per cent. tonnage under engagement
tor grain.
Whes, is still coming forward freely.
Rev. DR.. Stebbens yesterday inaugursted
religious services in the theatres, having an
immense audience. lie preached = broad
church sermons.
The general crops are good in Oregon
Hay is deficient. Tae experiment with flax
is very Successful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-20
WASHINGTON.

W~AsnINGToN, Aug. 19.-The amount IN
the United States treasury to day is $S7, 900.
000 in currency. Ss9,0O0,0 U0 in coin and
f2,000,0G in gold certificate.
The receipt Of customs from the first 10
the teneil of August were s4,67O,4l3.
Thc records oil the Smithsonian Institute
show that six inches of rain Tell during the
recent storm. which exceeds the entire
amount in any previous August for years.
Advices received here state tha. no other
Then merican mowers AID reapers won
higher success than bronze medals or hon.
oraile mention at the Paris Exposition
The Commissioner II the Land Office
have ordered the withdrawal from sale. pre-.
emntion, or entry # odd numbered s.c'iona
laying within twenty miles IN each side Of
the "inona and /. Peters railroad
The Commissioner have decided TINT no
person can acquire a tile "a more than one
section Cf land under The homestead act.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Tho Sisters of Charity ofthe
BLESSED VIRGIN.
Desire to inform their friends in Davenport, and the
pubic generally. that their Academy will reopen on
Monday. August 1nth, for the
RECEPTION OF YOUNG LADIES
- boarder-, half ~boardcrs, ana day scholars.
The course OF instruction vii, comprise all that
constitutes a good English education. French, Ger
man and Latin languages, Music on Piano, Organ
Harp and Gu!tar, Drawing. Painting in Oil and Wa
ter Colors. Monochronatlc and Pastelle Painting and
Embroidery.
Particular attention paid to Plain Sewing. without
extra charge.
Payments required quarterly In advance. fsox
rms RuLv THERE Will. BE NO DrviArioS.
Further information can be obtained at the Acad
envy. situated on Eighth ST. bet. Brady and Main.
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SMITH THE
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Can BE HAD.
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing.
HATS that give = look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions;
HATS that stand Ill kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
hats greass-proof, In storms unfailine,
HATS air>chambsr-d. Smiths lining,
hats with which to cut . shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired by lovely woman ;
HATS with which a room 10 enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown. your knowing castoss
HATS oft aent . hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh Cor,
HATS that ever babies cry for
HATS for landsmen and for s~ailofs,
HA s that grace the work for tailors;
HATS that would . saint entice,
HATS, prime Hats, At any prieel
HATS THAT HAT0
At 9"1th,8
Sign Of MACK Dear.
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MACUlRE'S BENNE PLA.yT !

THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. THE
i fame Of which Il epfcsd broadcast throughout the
country, Il undou 1fedly superior to any remedy eves
offered to the public for the complaints Of which ~ 10
Intended. We have In our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily by Col. Long. late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington. General
Fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pleseonton, ard Others Of
the Army; Father r. J. DeSmet, the celebrated In
dian missionary also. odcers Of the Navy Sur
geons Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributa-
rivers, Western Sanitary and Christian Commie-
Aone. Afmv Chaplains, and others too numerous 10
mention. Likewise highest enc0miume Of the Preee.
moet Of which arc published In our Almanac, (which
We Will ecnd 70 any one requesting IT. praieing ite
valuable medicinal qualities in the highest terms =
NOOther medicine has such recommendation. ia
Q. MA0UlRE. Sole Propriefos, g. Louis. Told By
Dsuggirts and Medicine Dealers everywhere. aug7
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Said property was conveyed to the United
States BY W. II. Buchanan by deed dated Au-
gust nth, 1865.
The Mil! is . substantial Stone building with
slate roof, and has -four run Of burrs, driven by
Steam power. capable Of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of -four per day.
The distiIlery is a 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 two large tubular boilers recently put in
At a cos. of eleven thousand dollars. There il
also, upon the premises. . new malt house built
Of brick, end ATTIRE 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, aud the Cattle
sheds. north Of the distiliery. su6scient TO Ste
BILE about six hundred head Of csttle.
Also the following other personal property. TO
Wit:
Engine. =.
F1ue Boilers.
Mud Drums.
Lumber wagon.
A lot Of Whisky barrels.
1Reaper.s
Feed Cutter.
1ron Safe.
A lot Of Office furniture.
horselhay lake.
A lot Of grain sacks.
A lot Of copper pipe.
A lot Of Iron shafting.
Several hundred cattle chains.
A lot Of lumber.
served to the Government.
TERMS CASH.
JANIS ARM6T1Ou0.
nes-aoA 0olleeeef - Diotsise ~ Lew. |
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~ "
OHIO.

CINClNNATI, o Aug. 19-Accounts from
the interior continue unfavorable for the
crops. Estimates arc that the corn crop
will be one-third 10 one-half short. Rain
now. it is stated, will be OF no use TO II.
The grass and potatoes are withered ard the
batter is an entire failure Yesterday was
the hottest OF the scason. the thermometer
stood US high AS 9So in the shade in some
place.. There are strong indications of rain
this siterED II. Tie thermometer Is low
at glo
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KENYON COLLEGE,

POUNDED BY BISHOP CHASE. or ONO, IN
j 49,. has been in successful operation FOR UPWARDS
Of forty years. Tie Course OF Instruction occupies
four years. and embraces all the subjects Of the COM
plete Academic course adopted in our highest seats
OF learniug:
FACULTY.
Rev. James Kent Stone, A. NJ. prest, and Spencer
and Wolf Professor OF Moral and Mental Philosophy
John Trinhlc, A.. NJ, Professor Of the Greek Lam
guages and Literature.
Hamilton l.. Smith,. A. NJ, Bowler Professor OF
Astronomy, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev. Edward {. Bcnson, A. NJ. Professor of ths
Latin Language and Literature.
Theodore Sterling, A. NJ. M. r., Peabody Profes-
sor OF Mathematics and Civil En- yineering.
Professor Of English Literature and History"
Frank NJ. Hall, A. NJ, Principal Of Kenyon Gram.
mar School.
The Fall Term will ommenc Sept. 5th. Canti-
dates for admission will present themselves on
Wednesday. September 4. at : 4. n. For catalogues
and Information apply 10 MARDEr1ERo WHITE,
Esq. Agent and Treasurer Of the Col. cge, Gambler.
GANnfrR. Ohio. Jnty I'd, 1867.
The duties Of this ProfessoYship a..e 1t present
discharged by the other Profes .ors. arg9dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-20

BosroN, Aug. 19.-The first Brigade of
the MASSACHUSETTS Militia, Mai. Gen. Butler,
go into camp for five days.
BosroN, Aug. 20.-The Inequalities Of
the city were rendered last evening 70 Sec
rotary Stanton by the Board of Aldermen.
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Ss. s.ouis norhct.

Nv Telegraph. August 20
Flour Qiiei sales ossuperat : .o00s. 40: =
1aG9.oo tor extra, 25Glu.to for M; IL 90
@l2. 90 for choice
Wheat-Better sales spring at ! 10; fall O.
25m2 35.
Corn-Dull; sales al 9s@l.O5al 10.
Oats-Higher: sales at p5@5s.
Rve-Snles at 81.
Mess Pork DAD, q IS.
Bacon-Firm.
shoulGers-l21
Sides-lG1.
Lard-Steady. at l9s.@l3L.
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MONTREAL, Aug. ia destructive fire
occurred at Middleton's coal oil store last
night. Six hundred thousand gallons Of
oil were consumed. making the most terrific
conflacrstion ever witnessed. The loss is
over 1850 600.
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Chicago Mnrkets.

Chicago Markets.
By Telegraph August go.
F~lour-Frm, active TO extent of the .uppIv
white winter ranges 10 5o@l2 SO; red win,r,
10. 25@ll.75. spring extra s13&l025.
Wheat-Market active, and prices on Noa Q
and 3 spring l@9c better, No. 2clos ng a. 7si.
al. SOS: No. s, lea@l.7o; No. l spring ou,.t
at / ssMl.sI red winter quiet and UNCHANGED.
2.l5 for 40. !. and 2.e5 for No. D..
Corn-No. ! very dull, closing almost nomi.
nal. at s7M9Il.. No , 10 active shipping re-.
quest, a. y3s. aga; rejected o94@s0h.
Oats -Acti's and lower. closing at 4eL@
4eik.
Rye-Active and higher; No. l. LIS: No. .
LA.
Barley-ln demand; No. 2. l.ol rejected rs
$50.
Provisions So Firm, prices nominally nm.
changed.
Wool-Finc and medium IS.
Receipts of -four, 1854 bbls wheat, Iol. 3j7
bu.; corn, AS, 2sj. bu oats, ia 015 bu.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Aug 19.-Wm. B. Campbell,
late member of Congress from this district,
died vt his residence in Lebanon, this morn
ing. of disease OF the heart.
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NEW YORK.
THE HORACE WATERS
Grand, Square 4 Upright Pianos.

MELnDE0NS AND CABINET ORGANS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE BEST
w tnsttn ncats made. Second hand Pianos
At BARGAINS, from So 70 @225. Liberal discount
70 teach .rs aad oiergymsn. New : octave n.
aaos ipt sZT5 aud upwards.
feciory and Warerooas, No. Esf Broadway.
New York.
HORACE WATERS 4 co.
iNL1 A FL
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CON ERC1Al.

Davenport Market Repors.
uyyycs or ,Hs DAvssPoss Dssoc.A,
August 90, 1857.
F,oua.-BKsr Baayps.t NM
A .old BY Jas. johnston y. b. Sears 4 Son
and John Good.
Wholesale bulk ts.6o.
Fetal Sacks, paper. ~ GO.
" bhl. $3.50.
" Nm is.s0
Missouri white Winier. in sacss 40 a.
wholesale scots per Dbl less.
Cops MeAL.-fer 100 lbs. sl.so@24o.
WEuAT-
No. We. rev sl.ss per busbel.
Ne. 2........ La "
tph=.... .-....'.. 80
80
Usts .. ............ 30
baRLRY-Nominal. 5e9sp
Rurrza Per T. stG25c.
Eaas.-Per dozen, l5c.
Wmrs BE.ys.-trme navy sl.T5to 80 On
MAY-per too, Timothy 1890 Upland Pr.;.
rio Sio. o0Ml2 o~
Green Applies. Q per bushel.
CoAL-By the load. siGIzc, IT yard lsc ia
ltsered, 2oc per bnshei.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

Chicago E.fVe MOCK M0rkro.
by Telegraph August %.
Hogs-Receiyed 70 II O'Clock, - cars. hnr.
ket opened quiet and hrmsr. Later there was
on Improvement. AMI ssles show an adv ance ~
l2Mlfc sales were made al 6. 37isms 20 for
common, and G.sle, ~ for fair 10 prime. and
6.soCG6. 81. for tsst 81 cars
Cattle-keceivst 60 Il O'Clock. les cars. Mar
ket opened quiet. atev very thoice sold for an
advance on last week There we're many BUYERS.
but during the forenoon but lttle was done -
The quotations ar trst clessi Shipping steers.
1.5007.15 "a cle>-. .25@5 81; 3d class. 5.75
a. o..
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BY Telegraph August 20.
Cotton Qnirt. 2si,c.
tlonr-0li very hrn; new unsettled. 80
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Nheat--Vaset and hTm. 2.GJ extrn choice
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Mess Pork-Firlaer. %. 25d23.a7.
Lard SHADE frme-. l214 @lsi9c.
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torr bill may De avoided by the use Of your medi
cines. Respectfully Yours,
JOS HALE. Jr.,
OF Hate 4 Co, Real Estate and Patent Agents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-20

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