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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26
NEWS
~. TEEEGr.SPEY.
WASHINGTON.

WAsuISoros, Sept. 25--Colonel James
4. Graham. Assis;ap, Reg ..ter OF the
Treasury, ives yesterday appointed by the
President a acting Register until the success
scf to Mr. Kelly shall be appointed
i dispatch rec, lived al the War Deyart
lHent from General Mower a. New ORLEANS.
reports that General Graham end the rest
Of the officers there sick with The yellow ie
yer as doing we'll
Generals Sickles, Sheridan and Hancock
had an interview with General Grant TO
CAV.
General Hancock ard Fitz John Porter
10 AN audience with the President
An order from the War Department pro
yides for the tae Of sll army wagons be-
longing 10 the Quarter masters department,
eye. ut prescribed medical wagons, and Gil
anhu 'ances. except of the Wheeling or
Rucker raliern, together with tie harness
used herewith
Several committees OF tobacco mapu'sc-
,urers from a distance waited on the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue to Cay, with
a view to obtaining modification OF his re-
cent decision regarding the tax on tobacco.
Mr. Seward dispatched letter to Coniul
Thur-,on 1T Toronto, sitting that the Pres
dents proclamation offers no immunity in
the case of DR.. u ackburn.
II is Understood that the State Depart.
men, is by no means respondent about oh
tanning u fair settlement Of the Alabama
claims, although il may lie hindered and
DELAYED by the death Of the lamented
Bruce
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Sept. pa newspaper con
,roversy between Maj j. ID. Walker and
Col. j. Albert Smith, an * eceral officer,
from Indiana, cuimir s,ed this morning in a
pistol fight in the billiard saloon Of the Sta
cey House Walker was the attacking par
Is and received three wounds, one through
he left lung, one through the shoulder, and
one through the thigh 1t is thought that
Walker cannot survive Smith is unhurt.
lie WAS arrested and bailed in the sum
OF $500.
Apprehensions of riot at the municipal
election have been felt tor week past.
The people are well pleased with Gen.
Graul's order to Gen. Thomas, and il prop
erly carried out, the election will be peace
full one.
The city authorities feel assured that
they will be permitted to hold the cleo
ton as provided by the charter, whilst
leading Radicals arc of the opinion that
Gen. Thomas will net assume to decide
the question, but act upon Gov Brown
lows dc. ision, and thus sustain the fran
chise law Probably both parties will hold
an election and 'et the courts determine
the question.
Gen. Thomas is expected to night, when
Gen. Cooper the commander Of the militia
will consult with HIN. rhe latter is ex
pected to have 600 militia men here on
Saturday One company from Jackson hav
ing already arrived. -Four disbanded
companies have been recalled to service
but with .plenty OF federal Troops under
Gen. Thomas no collision need be feared
The mayor has telegraphed to Washing
ton, asking that more definate instruc
tioas be given To Gen. Thomas
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latest News
ny TELEG R.lPH.
TO THE DAILY DENOCssAI'.
new YORK.

BUFFALO. Sept. 25..-The late visit of l..
b. Gallagher and Jas. Gibson to Washing>
ton resulted yesterday in the delivery of
100 tons Of war material to the Fen an
brotherhood. This was captured by the
United States Government during the invn-
sion of Canada in 1sG6, and he'd ut Fort,
Ontario, Ogdensburg.
New YoRk, Sept. 26.-The Times special
says: The application Of Gen. Sichies Ter
a court Of inquiry is suspended, awaiting
Che opinion Of the Attorney General ON tt g
point ~ to whether the President has dis
cretion under article was TO refuse such
application.
The case of Frazer. Trenholm Il CO. is
now IN fair way Of -e'.lemen'. ewing 10
complications ty which the latter ar.
threatened to lie pu, into bankruptcy by
private creditors. which leads them to de,
tire q settlement with tie Government, a.
that law will cover private rs well as public
cams
The Efforts to secure the pcsipcacmen. 81
the Louisiana election sre 50 fir unsucce-s.
iu.
BurrAIo, Sept. 2G-There isa report
here today that a boa, with several per,
sons in il has been carried over Niagara
Falls, but is not yet verified.
The rectfyins establishment, Of Chafiee &
Bridge has been seized for completely in
the frauds OF tie Kentucky 5oui1on Com
many
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ILLINOIS,.

DIXON, Sept. ga sad accident occur.
red yesterday morning about one mile from
this city, in which Mrs. L. II. Brookner, Of
Dixon, lest her life Mrs. Brookner and
another lady had started for Sugar Grove,
when . short distance from home they were
met by a drove of hogs. and the horse tak>
fright ran away. throwing both ladies out
OF the buggy, where they were found by
the drover unconscious. lie drove to town
for medical aid, but the lady died as soon
- she reached home.
BLOOMINGTON, Sept. pa wealthy farms
or named DAME, living few miles South
Of this city committed suicide Yesterday
morning by shooting himself through the
heart with q shot gun. No cause is known
for the commission OF the desperate act =
lie leaves . wife and family of children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26
NEW YORK.

NEW YohK, Sept 25.-The British brig
AnroIa seized b. revenue officers Las been
released. Captain Harvey signed The "a
pacr which relieves the collector of the re-
sponsibili;y in the ,ase. The result of the
Investigation proves adverse to the vessel
The Captain says the offense was commit.
ted by the shippers OF the spirits and not by
himself or The owners Of the vessel
The amount ot the stakes invested in
the lamiil and Brown race were $4,000,
and have been given TO Hsmill. Browns
hackers having Withdrawn their injunction.
An arrival a. New Bedford, from Hud.
sons Bay brings news fIcm Mr.. Hall, the
Arctic explorer, who was at Repulse Bay,
where be has been for about two years A
yesr ago last winter he made journey to
Pclia Bay, abou, $50 miles north. The next
spring, in company with six white men,
who joined him from a whaleing feet, he
intends to proceed 10 King Williams land,
and will return home, If possible, in 1868
SYRACUSE. Sept. 25.-Tte Republican
State Convention organized with Hon. Jas.
Gibson temporary chairman.
LATER AT the Republican State Con.
vention to day. Hon. Il. Conklin WAS Cho-
sen permanent President. Gen. McKeen
was nominated for Secretary Of State. Cal.
vim Hubbard. of st. Lawrence. Comptroller
and Theodore g. Gates. OF Ulster. Treasurer.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.--TSo disastrous tires
occurred las. night, the first breaking on,
about | l O'Clock on North Clark street, and
the second ~ hour later on Fulton street,
in the west division. The property damaged
or destroyed on North Clark street included
Nos. 239, GAL, 243, 245 and PIT. The
property Was occupied b. stores, manufac-
turtles, saloons, and families, The fire ia
thought to be the work of an incendiary
The fire on Fulton street was occa>ioned
by the explosion Of kerosene lamp in No.
no, occupied by e. S. Holt. The flames
spread to an adjoining cottage owned and
occupied by j II. Field. city editor Of the
Evening Journal, and other property. Mr..
Fisld estimates his loss at $500; insured
for $4,000. The total loss by the two fires
is estimated at 10000. Nearly q dozen
families were rendered homeless.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The Chicago Times
this morning contradicts the report that il
is about to change editors and proprictors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

FLORENCE, Sept 25-A. M--When !.
became known here that Gaiibaloi had
been arrested and imprisoned in the fort
ress Of Alexandrie, his paftizans IN this
city were greatly exasperatcd, ana appear
jnf, in the streets in crowds, made turbu-
lent demonstrations of sympathy for their
leader. The manifestations finally devel-
opei into q riot, but the disturbance
though threatening, was suppressed by
prompt action and the iifmuess Of the
Government. All the volunteers of Carl
baldi who had gathered at the frontier
have Teen compelled to disperse and re-
tire by Italian troops.
Victor Emanuel has issued another pro-
clamatiop, in which he SAYS the faith of
the Government is pledged in its treaties
with foreign powers. exscted of it the
painful duty Of arres'ing Garibaldi, as the
acknowledged leader OF movement in
direct violation OF these treaties
FLoRrHc :. Noon 1t il said that the
Italian Government has offered II send Cur
ibaidi to bis home at Csperars, or relieve him
not to engage n further hosiiities against
the Roman states.
PARIS, SEPT % The Moni'eur. and all
journals Of an official or semi official char
ac,er. praise the decision ard iirmness If
the King OF Italy, in preventing the lawless
invasion Of Rome, and maintaining the
faith of treaty obligations AMI say
the conduct OF the Italian govern
ment in the matter affords another strong
guarantee for the peace Of Europe
LONDON. Sept. - The session of the
Pan Angelical Synod at Lambeth comucn
I n
OF Illinois preached the opeping sermon
Intelligence received from Dover Castle
is OF "a nature to i, al to fears of an attack
on that place by the Fcniaus Al ms ave
been cent down 10 garrison, and precautions
| taken TO prevent any such mad attack
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John CssAy,r,o.sx,.

A TToRAEYs AND CorKsELoRs AT LAW
n Coascyanccr. Office Il LeClalre How. up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

rHn ADRIrHIN Sept - Gen Sheridan
arrived in u special train from Baltimore at
d O'Clock He was received M the depot 10y
Mayer McNictsci and introduced ~ the
N, mhers ol ih.' :. q and common c0unciis
The General was accompanied from Wash
inRton by two of his Ell II ana Senator
Can't !Oa. Sheri an was conducted from
the dep amid tremendous cheers from the
crowd n salute WAS n 50 fired The milf
AIRY escort consisted If tie City Troops.
National Cnarcs, Grey Reserves ard the
Fire uayes There Was alsoa lsrgeturn-
out OF invincible Republicans with torches
Ard twenty fire companies with their ap-
p.rstrs hrongh; up the lear. Many dwell
rps a,org the route were illuminated and
,hr Union Ltague was brilliantly lii up
over tie central door was the name OF
Sheridan, and other portions Of the front
were decorated with stars and the inscrip-
iiooa Liberty, Washington and Union all in
gas je.s. About twenty crippled soldiers
from the soldiers Home, were stationed
along the ravemcnt ana as Gen Sheridan
psss,d they fired lot OF fire works lie
w.s enthusiastically cheercd all along the
route aud on approaching the Continenia
Hotel tue applause became deafening
The General and Mayor made their ap
pearance on the balcony in front Of the bo
tcl from WI ich view of the procession as i
passed slorg Ches'nn. st.wss obtained. tt,
General Mas received with cheers from tn,
iitc,nen he General responded to tn,
cheering vii b TVS and finally bidding th,
crowd good night retired. No epeeche
were made. The Generai partook Of
banquet with the Mayor and city council
Il formal reception Ivy Mayor McMichae
takes pa a. noon tomorrow ut hide
pei.enCe Hall.
\ tremendous bail storm this aftcrnoor
| caused much damage in this city
LANCASTER, IA Sept. 25-Tbadeus Ste
vens' health is rapidly improving, and h
viii soon resume work on his reconsti ut
ton measure, and financial measure, hopin
to have them ready u. the meeting Of Cor
grtss.
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cpA.mE ECiAL.
.,sse.port ssaraet lsepors.
,,rs ov.as p.vssrons DsuocaAs. !
Sertemher 2s. 1857

8sAsps, sfEiSo.
i.o.asi sacks. paper, s!o.vo.
Dbl. slo.se.
wholesale 5)cts pct Dol less.
49,, Per 100 Ia, ft.H0I2.
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TsU5SlC, FISHER G CO.,
BANK FRS AZ BEEDk EEsS.

~ Broad 1T. Ncw NorlE.
GOLD, STOCKS. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
VI &c. bought and sult on commission.
Interest allowed On laiiy balances, account Of
Banks. Bankers. and others.
orders left with
TAuSSIG, GEMPP CO.,
365 p,,vcStrect ST. Louis will he promptly filcd
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AlENsiY w. PERRIN

A TTn9NEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
u Nc. Nlele.s Block, nayenIart, Iowa.
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ChlcAaQ.

CHICAGO, Sept. a5.-Two boys named
George lvens and John Tut were to-day
held in $500 bail, each on tie charge Of
arson. Tie boys admitted their guilt
Tut said TINT on Friday last he set fire to
some straw in a lam in the rear Of Will
lam street, which Resulted in the disastrous
cotfisgration ct that day. and on Monday
fred barn near his mothers house. lvens
Omitted that Yesterday he carried shovel
uli 81 c. as fem his mothers stove and
threw on the hay in the barn near his
fathers house The bows stated that their
object was ,n.re " 10 s.e the engines run.
be wide spread conflscrsiion on Clark
street yesterday is also asccrtaifed To have
cen TIE work Of m'sthievions toys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26
WASHINGTON.

WAsHiSoroS. Sept 26.-Gen. Hancock
was, last night, the recipient of a serenade by
the officers OF the 9th and 18th infantry. He
merely thanked them. Cen Hancock leaves
Washington this morning. stopping few
hours at Philadelphia to visit widowed
mother, and thence proceeds to st Louis
He will not enter upon his duties ct New
Orleans until the sub~idence of the yellow
fever. This is arranged by Gen. Grant
through the President He may, however,
before that time, establish his headquarters
temporarily at some other place until then.
Gen. Mower will irresponsible for the com
maud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-In many Of the
streets facing north whole rows Of houses
have the upper windows shattered by the
storm o! yesterday.
READING, Sept 26.-The storm Was very
violent here. The hail was as large Is hens
eggs, and some measured eight inches in
circumference and weighed three ounces. -
Very extensive damags vas done to the
window lights, nearly oil Of them ola north.
esn exposure being riddled to pieccs.
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CHIC.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-The Queen City
Distillery Of A. J. Partce & Co., on The av>
cnue road, near the Brighton House, was en-
tirely destroyed BY ire last night. Loss
about 500. 900 ; insurance about $40, 900.
Another fire damaged the Lincoln Hotel,
on McAllister street, to the amount of
$4,000 insured.
A third FIRE destroyed the feed store q
George Bsnmuzer, corner OF Colgan add
Central Avenue. Loss aud insurance not
ascertained.
About $4,000 have been subscribed By
our citizens to aid tho yellow fever suffer
srs in New Orleans
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ILLINOIS.

QriNcr, Sept 25-Tbe state fair grounds
Wee inausura'ed Yesterday by rsce in the
afternoon and u dance ard supper in the
evening The citizens are a. lsst moving
with o view to furnish the crowd at the
State fai, with, accommodations in private
families during The fair, by appointment Of
tie committee ~ canvass the city for that
parpo.e That sleeping accommodation
will be sadly efficient there is no doubt,
The corner stone of Pier No. 5 of the
railroad bridge is now icing laid by the
Masonic sraierpity
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Chicago Markets..

By Telegraph Sept. rs.
Flour-Receipts Il. 1852 bis; market dull =
BUYER. holding oil for lower prices; sales OF
spring extras a. o9'g WV mostly ut s.oed
$50.
Whea,-Receip,s for - hours 20, 900 bush.
No. "a shade lower, and less excited ., | $50
i.st No. moderately active. at l.s3ySal. IS
No. very active. at ss,el So
marke,sfrm At i.o4l5@lofH No. l. .oam
/ o5lS; No. regular atl.oo@l %.
Oa,.-Receip,, IN As hours. l4o.2e7 bushel.
active but lover. closing at 5SG531.
Rye-Receip,s IN 4' hours: S.54s bushels
!; l.ls@llsis for No :.
BARLEY STEADY l.l3@l,lt tor No. >; reject.
ed in good demand, NJ l.oO@l.o4
Provisions Dull, heavy, and market nomi
nally unchanged.
Lard-l3lla 49,
I,u,,er. .fri,ne geo &c; good 2'G2-c.
Cheese. -sirm. l3esi4c for western.
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FEVER AND AG
REMirTENT FEVER.
MARSH FEVER AND OTHER MALARlOUi
DISEASES.
DISEASES.

The infatuation OF human nature 10 sstonish-
ing. Thousands OF individuals whose business
takes them into unhealthy districts. where they
must necessarily breathe imprisoned ar. and
drink imprisoned water. neglect TO provide
themselves with any antidote thereto. How true
IL is that
"All men think all men mortal but them
Selves
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VIRGINIA.

NcHNoSp. Sept 25-The Soldiers and
Sailors cony ention met here today. About
one hundred and fifty delegates present from
all parts of the State General II X Wells
was chosen President
RICHMOND, Sept. 25.-The convention
adopted a set Of resolutions pledging it.
self to support the reconstruction acts.
A motion 70 endorse the Radical platform
Of the State Convention Of April was 30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

DEs Aolxss. Sept 25.-The Central Iowa
District Fair commenced TODAY. SAT en-
tries were made. Tho exhibition will be
full and good.
DuBrouE, Sept. 26.-The extensive wag>
on msnufactory Of A. A. Cooper, Of this
city, was destroyed by Gre this morning.
The building vas fous story brick. one Of
the best in the city. The loss 10 about
90, 900; insurance about $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

LOOK HERE
SMITH THE Halter
FOR 81 AND UPWARD
Can BE HAD
HATS for Ggures bread and burly,
HATS fer 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;
BATS for pic.nic and excnrSicnn,
HATS FOR holidays diversions;
HATS that stand all kind Of msllng,
HATS for every tr De ard calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
HATS grease-prooi, III storms unfa,ling,
HATS air>chanibereti, Smiths lining,
HATS with which TO cot shine in;
HATS of many shapes uncommon,
HATS ADMIRED by lovely woman;
HATS with which room TO enter.
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low crown, your knowing castors
HATS Oft sent o hundred miles for.
HATS that boys and misses RICH FOR,
HATS ttat even babies cry for;
HATS for iandsmen and for sailors.
HA s that grace the work for tAilors;
HATS that would saint entce,
HATS. prime Hats, at any pricel
HATS THAT IL HATS
At Sno1th'0
Sign 0f black Rear.
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HOSTETTga'S DITTEES
AS A HOUSEHOLD. MEDICINE.

II is great falacy to suppose that the nause-
BUSINESS OF a medicine IL any proof Of ita vsluc
a. restorative. The truth II, that II the palate
revolts against a remedy, il cannot do much
good. BOSTErTERS BIjTERS are not IN.
pleasant 10 the taste, end always soo'he ara
quiet, instead Of irritating the stomach. Indeed,
they are the best known preventive OF and cure
for nausea. Their usefulness as . fsmily spe-
cifc can scarcely be over-rated. For sickness
ct the stomach. sudden spasn,. wind cole, hys'
terics, nervous headache, Isssifude. low sp'fe'
and the thousand and one ailments that are con
tinuslly occurrirr n everv family, there i no
thing COMPARABLE TO them. A whole medicine
cheat full OF tinctures, essences. powders, ana
nils ID mot worth > single bottletot me BIZ
TERS in such csses.1ass
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS, Sept. 25.-The remains Of Sir
Fieleri, K Bruce were sent home TO doy in
the steamship Glars.
BosTuN, Sept 25 The annual meeting
of tie MASSACHUSETTS State Temperance ALI
ance, is bcing held to-day. Mr.. VIM. Is.
Spoorcr was reelected President. II was
moved to raise SEQ. 1000 to advance the tenn
pe'arcc cause the coming year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

Dread. Cakes and PICS
~ THE
UNION BAKERY.
On The north-side of second street, be.
tween Brady and Perry,
MADE OF TUE BEST FLOUR, BY TIL
IsR ros; experienced Bakers, and esPec'a'y
prepared
For Family Use.
~ Ptrtessuppiied or the shortest noS'ce.
.S.af Yodr O-iers
d4-1s-div IOCnR HAHH.
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WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Sept. 26. = The Wisconsin
State Fair opened yesterdsv. lis = great
success. SURPRISING any previous exhibition.
The entries number l.750-about $50 in
excess Of last year. Full 10000 people
we're present The display Of horses. blood
ed stock. sheep and hogs is toe best ever
made in the State.
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GILMAN. son a. CO.,
BANKERS.

~ Exchange Place. New York.
Especial attention devoted 10 Western business.
H- Speculative Accounts declined.
wEsrRRr REvRRxNcEs:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, III
CITY NstiOnal Bank, :.
Merchants National Bank, Gelena. H.
Merchants National Bank, Davenport, Iowa.
National state Bank. Of Dee Moines, Iowa.
state National Bank, keokuk, Iowa.
state Bank ~ Iowa and Branches.
state Savings Association. ST. Louis, Mo-
St Louis Building and Saving Association. st. Louis
Firrt National Bank OF Lafayette, New Albany and
Jeffcrsonville. Indiana.
Peoples Bank OF Kentncky, Louisville, Ky.
Merchants Bank Of Louisville, 80 I" oct5Od1y
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=. ID. BeICaaARTDsON, ". -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
soTrics uspSn
RayenDOrt National Bank,

WITH DIX. UNhEN.
tP REPUTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
4 ~ y. vaas. /. n inst basis for a claim 10 the conn
dance al IL. community. DR.. X. can present ihis
claim 10 The people OF Davenport and vicinity, and
aso any other evidence oil proper quaiihea,ion de.
sired.
Davenport. July 26 1-67. ily21-tiy.
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AFFIcE On TliiED STnEET, BETWEEN
~ Brady and Nam streets.
Office hours, To 10 A. H.. to p. NJ. TO
Q Evcg. Krsiienca BRADY 6. hot 9Th and 9th
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2
ABEL. q PETERSON,
Merchants and iuctiOneers.

DtY AND SELL GOODS AND MERCHANDISE,
l, aud second hand 20 IDS OF every 6escripu 4.
Oilcc ani ; arc south east Conner Of I'd anl Scott
sirerts, davenport. s.pIdu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

Ixp,,yArolIs; sept. s5-Tbe corner
s,one Ct magnificent hall for the Masonic
f,s,eyn;,v was laid ct Mount Vernon yes>
tsTaav by Most Worshipful Grand Master
Hsryev q. liaxzleIig, assisted by other eli
GERS Fl The 6ssBi Lodge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

40. % PERRY STREET. ONE OF THE MOST
Experienced Builders Ia this City. and prepared
N all times To contract for any desired IN Inc
line, and warrants satriscton. PiaDs ald sIt NEE
tons furnished when deri RID inch o-dtf.
Prompt attention. paid Ia orders Tor Ipbbing
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BY TELEGRAPH, September %.
Hogs Received 70 - u y cars marke.
steady a. presious prices for best grades; light
uneven hogs a1, ,ai over; common s 5o45. 80;
far 6.oool6sa; prme 4o@n.79; choice $50 q
6 90 fancy ! u. u.
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IOWA

DUBUQUE Sept. 25 a large quAn'ity Of
wliskey was seized here yesterday by tie
collector. which was pureiased N New
York II is alleged thst the price paid Tor
/ was less than the Ecvernmert tax.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26

SDN.NgE4EA wv EBEBe
vXuQLESAi.E AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Furniture. Carpets. Oil Cloths,
Mats. Rings. window
ssa0sie Ac.
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