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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28
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4 on Third street, one door west Of Brady,
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LATEST News
BE- TELEGRAPH,
40 THE DAEE.x DEMOCRAT.
Kew YORK.

NEW 1ORR, Aug. 20.-it is reported that
the riuderpesi has caused the death OF some
animals 10 Suffolk county, Long Island,
and near Patterson, New Jersey.
Secretary McCullocl, in a letter TO Treas
urcr Van Dvcs, says that there has been no
over issue of Government securities or
Government obligations OF any kind and
that the reports of fraucs in the Treasury
departments is wholly without foundation.
Nav York. Aug. 2l.-A Herald's special
says: Gen. Sickles 10 likely TO be the mex,
victim Of the Presidential guillotine, owing
to his interference with the mandates Of the
U. s. Supreme Court in Wilmington, n. G.
General Sickles, it 10 understoo |, takes the
ground that If the Federal Courts are per-
United 10 enforce Their decisions in his dls>
,rict they ma soon declare the reconstruct
ton acts unconstitutional and void. IL is
said that Gen. Sickles has written q sp cy
letter to Gen. Grant on the subject.
A Times special says: 1t is extremely
probable that Gen. Howard will shortly be
relieved from duty as commissioner of the
freedmsn's bureau and mustered out Of his
volunteer rank, which will leave him Brig>
adler General in the regular army. An oi>
ficer not higher in rank than Colonel will
probably be assigned to the bureau. The
name of Gordon Granger is prominently
mentioned. He is Colonel Of one Of the new
infantry regiments, but hasnsvsr yet joined
his command.
ALBANY. Aug. 2l.-Pnvate dispatches
state that the principal part ofths village OF
Plst.eburg Was burned last night, including
Plat,'s block, Biake's block, etc. No fur
Their particulars received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
MISSOURI.

ST.. Lours. Aug. 2l.-Dispatches from
Fort Hays, dated the l4th, says: Ipdians
are oil around lie, shooting every man that
Ventures cut Of camp. They have taken
al the stock in this vicinity ard stopped
work on the railroad beg ond here. About
three hundred Kansas cavalry and thirty
regulars started to>day for An Indian vil>
lage on Saline river with . view Of Destroy
ing 1t. The savaees are constantly mena-
cling us and Capt. Corbin commanding
here has barely men enough to hold the
fort. This part Of Kansas will have to be
abandoned unless more troops are sent to
protect it. Squaws captured in TIE late
fight between the Pawnees and Cheyennes
at Plum Creek state that it was the inten>
ton 70 attack the train At Elm Creek,
throw It of the track and plumber it. The
Cheysnnes expect to return with a larger
force soop and renew the attack.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Therc are delegates
to the NationaltLabor Congress now in SEES.
sion in this city from the States of Illinois.
New York, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania.
Connecticut. Kentucky, Missouri, Wiscon-
sin and the District of Columbia.
The Advance a new organ Of the Congrega.
tionalis's, the first number of which Was ie-
sued last Friday, to-day purchased the Wis.,
consin Puritan Of Milwaukee, a journal in
existence tor the past past five years, having
the largest circulation Of any pspersin the
State.
A fire broke out this morning in q b I'm
near S0S Michigan avenue, and in q few
minutes spread to Nos. SOS, $40, Sf2 and Sl4
all handsome frame buildings. The flames
also communicated to other property and
for a time many residences as far south as
2lst street were in danger. The fire depart
ment were engaged for two hours and a half
before succeeding in subduing the deyouring
element. Loss $4,000. Fully insured. The
tre arose from a boy smoking in the barn
and throwing a match on the floor.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-There were 80 inter-
mehts at Galveston OF Monday.
There arc ,33 entries in the 18th annual
exhibition of the Hartford horse association
which opened en- tuesday.
DR.. j. Mason Warner, n we'll known SUR
gscn ard physician Of L, sion, died on Mon
afy
The Boston cricket club beat he s..
Georfe club Of New York, on Tuesday. by
Il }enS.
ihe great horse exoib ton commenced al
Ottawa, H., on Tues lay. Some Of the finest
stock ~ toe West is present. Up to noon
that day the entries numbered 80.
The races on the Bloomington driving
course opened on Tuesday. There were
1000 people On the ground and the contest
was exciting
A colored teacher named Clark has been
held to bail in s., 900 At Pulaski, for whips
ping a white child.
The first Republican rally Of the Ohio
campaign was held at Canton. en- Tuesday
evening. There were addresses by John
Sherman and others, and much interest
Was manifested.
Arapaho county, Colorado. ia which Den.
yer is situated. gives . large majority in IA
sos OF issuing county bonds 10 the amount
o. 5000 600, to aid the branch from the
on,on Pecific Railroad 70 Denver.
osth regiment OF Illinois volunteers
"s'u 'ne,t nrat annual reunion at Elein.
on Tuesday evening.
Inc corner stone Of . new public schoo,
house at Des Moines, vac laid on T,..dsr
With imposing ceremonies.
The Tribune's special says Al a meat.
ing OF Washington soldiers and un;on r..
wh'eh adopted the resolution d~enoure;r.
the President's action in removing Sesntor
the following resolution was rejected on ~
etouoo that = NO Q knew how Osaa1
stood u would aol a. 10 Endorse him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The Goth regiment
received orders TO leave Dublin this morn
ing for Canada. Two other regiments were
ordered 10 hold themselves in readiness to
march.
\ contribution has been cent by VIM. +.
Roberts, from Paris, to the Irish patriots,
imprisoned in Dublin, making the total
amount OF contributed by the American
Fepian brotherhood, S5.5s9..
Between January and July there were
q $1,000 attacks Of cholera in Italy, followed
by 32 900 deaths in Palermo. Al latest date
the deaths averaged 1870 daily.
Two hundred peasants ut Rome under
took to take possession of some land at a
place called Capello, on the 4th, for the pur
pose of cul,ivatipg it for their own benefit
and the Government dispersed them and
arrested the leaders.
The crops of wheat. oats and wine, are
short throughout Portugal.
The Emperor of Austria has increased
The annual endowment TO the Protestant
church to $1,000 farins.
One hundred and thirty two pounds OF
gold were taken from Barbados mines in
three weeks, and forwarded to Europe.
Kerosene oil has been discovered in the Col.
opy of Victoria. Australia.
A mill in south Australia was burned and
1000 tons OF flour and 1900 bushels of
wheat were burned in it.
Sidney, Australia. advices state that the
most devastating calamity has visited that
country. A five days rain flooded the coun.
try, and a five days gale drove many help
less wrecks on the coast. The highest food
marks were sixty to seventy feet above the
ordinary level. Hundreds of houses were
swept away. thousands oil live stock killed,
crops were ruined and many lives were
lost. A family Of nine was drowned, and
in another case twelve persons, the families
Of two brothers, lost their lives. Hundreds
were rescued from the tops Of trees, hay
stacks and roofs of houses. Numbers are
almost starving, and arc houeeless and
naked. Subscriptions for their relief were
flowing in and would do much to alleviate
the distress
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21

Rcso'csd. 1he. apprecia.ing the supreme
duty which rests upon n soldier Of prompt.
ly obeying the lawful commands of his SUI
perior officer, and looking upon the assign
men of Gen. Grant ss Secretary Of or adm
terim in the nature Of a military order Il ON
the commander in chief Of the army and
navy, not to be disIegarded, although dis
approved without characterization, we en-
dorse General Grants actions in the premis
ses, and congratulate the country on has>
ing. as successor of Stanton, enc who is his
proved friend, faithful supporter and un>
qualified endorser.i
DR.. j. NJ. Gregory, President Of Illinois
Industrial University. recently returned
from u tour through Minnesota. and no ex-
presses the opinion thai. the wheat crop Of
that section OF the northwest will reach @
handsome surplus Of l6. zoo 900 to 90 1000
600 bushels.
The number Of convicts in the State pen.
itentisry at Joliet, which a the beginning
Of the present year was nearly l,l00, has
o decreased 10 about 1000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21

THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, THE
/ fame Of which Is epresd broadcast throughout the
country, IL undou otedly superior TO any remedy ever
offered to the public for the complaints Of which II 10
intended. We have in our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily by Col. Long. late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington. General
Fit. Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasonton, ard others Of
the Army Father P. J. DeSmet. the celebrated In
dian Missionary also. o@cers Of the Navy; Sur
gcons Hospital Stewards, Commander Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mieeissippi and tributa-
~ rivers, Western Sanitary and Christian Commis-
dons. Army Chaplains, and others too Numerous to
mention. Ikew1eeh highest e0comiume OF the Press,
most Of which arc published in our Almanac, (which
we will send n any one requesting ~ praieing It,
valuable medicinal qualities in the highest terms =
No other medicine has such recommendations. ia
O.. MAGU1RE, Sole Proprietoss, 81. louis. told By
Druggists and Medicine Dealers everywhere. auge
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LyRE a esusEGr

No % Ferry Street, near Pos. oalrc. manufae,use
oval and square Frames,
Work. &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
KENYON COLLEGE

BOUNDED BY BISHOP CHASE, OF OHIO. IN
i ls23. has been in successful operation for upwards
offorty years. The Course OF Instruction occupies
four years, and embraces all the subjects of the COM
plete Academic course adopted in our highest seats
oflesrning
FACULTY.
Rev. James Kent Stone, A. NJ, Prest. and Spencer
and Wolfe Professor Of Moral and Mental Philosophy
John Trimble, A. NJ, Professor of the Greek Lam
guages aud 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. NJ. D., Peabody Profess
cor Of Mathematics and Civil Engineering.
Professor OF English Literature and History
Frank ". Hall, A. NJ, Principal Of Kenyon Gram.
mar school.
Tho Fall Term will commence Sept. 5th. Candi-
dates for admission will present themselves on
Wednesday, September 4, At s A. n. For catalogues
and nformatio apply to MARDENERO WHITE,
Esq. Agent and Treasurer Of the College, Gambler.
GANBiER. Ohio, July Sd. 1861.
. The duties Of this Profeseorrhip are at present
discharged by the other Pfofes sors. augAd1m
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-. -. RICHARDSON, NJ. -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
toSFics usps.
Davenport National Bank.

II A REPUTABLE " EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
I OF p years IL u Just basis for a claim to the conn-
dence OF the community. Dr. n. can present tni-
also. any other evidence Of proper qualification de
slred.
Davenport. July ~, 1861. jiy27-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21

LOOK HERE
SMITH THE HATTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD
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 al kind of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
HATS grease proof, in storms unfa,ling,
HATS air>chamber-i, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut = shine In;
HATS OF many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired BY lovely woman !;
HATS with which q room to enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing csstoss
HATS oft sent . hund-ed miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh Cor,
HATS that even babies cry for
HATS for landsmen and for sailosS.
HA 8 that grace the work for tailors;
HATS that would . saint entics,
HATS, prime Hats, at any prisei
HATS THAT II HATS
at Smiths
91gn Of BLACK Renr.
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Chicago


By Telegraph August 81.
Flour Fairly active lrices about the same /;
low to choice spring st0@lo. SO; low TO extra
cnoice winter 10 5o@l2.5o.
Wheat-Active, excited and 2@4c better on
Nos. 2 and 3 spring; No. 9 closing at l.s4Ml SIS;
No. 5 closing at l 14@l.75; No. / spring 5@7c
better; sales at l Gag, .es; red winter q little
more active and firm. with sales Of No. ! at , Is
@2.l7; No. 2. 2 o56d2.o6.
Corn-Opened q shade higher, but subsequent.
~ declined, closing at ssA @e1 tor No. / ; 9sJS
ga for No. 2, end el@eIH for rejected.
Oats-Quite active; opening 4ss4@So; clos
ing 4sL@4siS.
kye-Activs No. l opened at LIS; closed at
l.ao@1.2l; Nc. 2. unchanged, and selling at
l.lS@1.14.
Barley-scarce. sales at 1.ol@l.e &c for No 9;
81 for Rejected.
Provisions Excited sales Of mess pork
reached nearly 1900 bills. being the largest
sales Of . single day since 1854 prices opened
at IS. co., advanced TO 2S so; cut meats, 10 poor
supply, and few lots here held 1t extreme
prices:
Lard In better request and stronger buyers
1t 1917, but no sellers
wool--Sslcs Of unwashed al 25f2s; washed
sAsa
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By Telegraph.

BY Telegraph. August 81.
F~iour-Firm, unchanged;
Wheat-Choicc, firm other grades, Toe low
err.
~Csrn-rirmcr. higher. sales Of white at .lax
yellow. / D5d9f. os-mixed. i.os1l.o5.
oats-Righer; sales at ssG7c.
Rve-Firm sales at ! 90.
Mes. pork-Qciet. 81 50.
Lard-Unchanged.
Hscon-Stesdy.
Sides -lsi{.
shouiders-iSc.
Ehiskv-Firu, 2.05.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
HONsehOld Furniture

1DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Summer
Complaint, Cholera M0Fbus,
Flmx, Csi:drem's Gcethimg. and
lhe Great Preventive Of Asiatic
Cholera.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 21.-Bishop Joseph
G. Talbot, of the diocese Of Indiana, leaves
here on the 26th inst. to attend . meeting Of
Bishops At Lambeth. England. in Septem-
her
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S0N
OHIO.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 20.-On Saturday night
last, . German woman, with eight children
and q drunken husband, living about twenty
miles east OF this city, ~strsngled her babe
and hanged herself.
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As.c,.nafi

By Telegraph August u.
Flour..Flrner. but not higher family. 10. a5
0ia. rs.
wheai-rirmer. NO l s2o white. s5ae 40.
~Coru-Firner. No. ], s2c.
Oats Dull, 5s@eec.
Rys-l.2 90.
whisky. 2 so.
Cot.on-pull, .. 20 for middling.
Ness Pork-Held At 23.z3.
Bulk Meats Firmer.
Shoulders-aold at lie.
Clesr Rib = des-At l41t
Rib Sides-Are held at lS1.
Lsrd--Sold ai l2h and 10 drm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
GEORGIA..

AuGrsrA, Aug. 2l.-It is positively un>
derstood that II. j Fitch. U. s Distric, At
torney, viii, At the next term Of the U. s..
Court Tor Georgia, prosecute for perjury
eight Southern loyalists who, it is alleged.
have taken the test oath contrary 10 law
sad facts
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Foreign Jews by Atlantic Cable.

ROME. Aug. 20.-The mission of the L.
). TO TIE Holy See having been discontinue
ed, the American Legation in this city has
closed.
LONDON. Aug. 20.-Lord Monck does not
return 10 England, but will remain another
Year IN Canada. at the head the of new gov
errfnent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
-
IOWA.

DEs MoiSss, Aug. FLA telegram from
NJ. q. Woodruff, at Iowa Falls, says that he
has in his possession an iron>grey mare
which was taken from Thomas johnson.
who is the hands Of the sheriff who SAYS
he stole her.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, VT. Aug. 20.-Rev. Noah
p. Laid, Representative to the General AS
sembly, from Worcester, committed suicide
by hanging, at Richmond, VI, on Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21
BUCHANAN
= t G q m nj i
DISTILLERY,o
" RUCHANNAN

Said property was conveyed to the United
States by W. II. Buchanan BY deed dated Az.
gust 18th, 1865.
The Mill 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 1our per day.
The distillery 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 . cost of eleven thousand dollars. There 10
also, upon the premises. . new malt house built
Of brick. and alhre proof building. Intended for
beaded warehouse.
There will also be sold Il 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 distillery. s~sdEeicnt to sts
BILE about six hundred head Of cattle.
Also the following other personal property. 70
Wit:
Engine.
vlue Boilers.
Mud Drums.
1Lumbss Wsgos.
A lot of Whisky barrels.
1Reaper.I
Feed Cutter.
lron Safe.
A lot Of Onies furniture.
horss2hay iake.
4 lot Of grain sacks.
"A lot 81 copper pipe.
a LOT Of Iron shaftinR.
Several hundred cattle chains.
lot Of lumber.
The right TO stop this sale q any tine b n:
aerved 20 the Government.
TERMS CASH.
JANIS A1mgTnOu0.
e~seAN Ooaloeeoe - Dnktsesf to1a.
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.yOEy u. az

ATTORNEYS AND COrNSFLORs AT IAW-
Il Conseyapcer. o1ice u LaClnirc Row. 40 stair.
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Bradley's Duulex Elipik Skirt,

VERY FLEXIBLE. Fol DhD EASILY
when IN use TO occupy n small space ~
king the most Agreeable SKIRT WORD. In oil
sizes, VI Whnls-ale and Retail hy
HEkLBEitG, GOODMAN 4 co.
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VERN FLEAIBbE, FOLDED EASILY
when IN ose 70 occupy a small space ma
king the most agreeable ShiRr worn. In all
si1es. at Nholesale and Retail by
kEiipL \ CAIlARr.
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NkRY FLtNInI.I. FOLDED EASILY
when IN use to occupy n small space ma
king the most AGrc' able SKIRT worn. In all
sire-. al Wholesale and i:ctail bv
g.. :. SrKEEPER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21

By Telegraph August 81
Eogs--Received TO II NJ - cars. Active and
l5@xO higher sales we're made q. 40Qs.e5 for
common 70 good, t6.70@6.so for best car
weight.
4Cattle-Rseeived to ls4M .fl4o cars. Dull aud
depressed and 259S7L lower; below ~ give
07.so; - d s.ss0s.so; - d. oS.fsQs.oo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-21

Parents. Road this Important letter.
you ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS

Middlstown. Ind. April %. 90.
Mr.. n. l.. Duplsn writes: do not know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs any more
recommen dstions than IL has already attained
by its own merits. but will state that my little
SOD. aged about three years, was severely at
tackled last fall and winter with light chills. iol.
fo~ed by very high fever. throwing him into
spasms, or more properly hts, lasting from half
an honr 10 one and y half hours ut the same
time the child has very strong symptoms of
worms. My ply stefan one Of the best in this
part Of the country - exhausted all his skill and
The Mnteria Medica 70 enpel the worms. and en-
tirely failed TO bring any, thought John
Bull could do il. and gave the child the c~on,cnts
Of three boxes. in triple doses. night and morn
iug. with happy results. The child has not had
HspMsm for over three months, aud instead Of
the blosted mssa that he was, he IL nov we'll
and hearty. John Bull did IT.
Yours truly,
N. l.. DurLs
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nradley,s puplex Elliptic Skirt,

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Y when ia use TO occupy a small space-rna-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
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kiuyston p u Meehen "a Mimi

Kingston p. o.. Meeken Co. MIMI.
April7 ~
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EDUCATIONAL

The Sisters of Charity of the
BLESSED VIRGIN.
Desire to inform their friends In Davenport, and the
public generally. that their Academy will reopen ON
Monday. August 10Th, for the
RECEPTION OF YOUNG LADIES
- boarders. half boarders. 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 Pastelle Painting and
Embroidery.
Particular attention paid to Plain Sewing, without
extra charge.
Payments required quarterly In advance. Fnon
rnrs Rrix THEaE WILL. Bs NO DEVIATION.
Further information can be obtained at the Acad
envy, situated on Eighth st. BET. Brady and Main.