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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09
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CITY PROPERTY

'4-iot3 block los, on BRADY street: .5uo
s5p each st7u0 "N'ihShI '5E
Ill West % feel OF 10, 3 ..lo,t a. r,,,.,.
easi VI burrows rsgrY man siare sIsg psr
3is--Par Of ioi mock d Il, 4gtlnp f,,t -.
near BRADY street, with frame dwelling house
ai3-wost half of lot block 6. win ,,.,o, tw.,
hing house, on Railroad OF Rock Isisns s,,
$50 per foot. 'N" H'o'i
i-T.o bouses on the west side Of low, ......
between Third and Fourth streets with IN" aieel,
the ie' FOR ID years, Will be sold cheap.
920-A house and lot In East Daysupor, .o..,,s.,
lot block Pa honae Of six roslus rood F.iIr q!
tern, wood she'd, &c; pteo $500. '''.
GA house with /. acre az ground fl, H.. an.
erapaH OF The city $1,000
a.s--lot block 81, south cast corner Of zt, mud
Western Avenue, ono of the hapd-nasat az ~ ara
private tcsideGeeln the city. W
ais-~Lot7 block aud - and 20 block r,,,,,s,,
addition, near the fcmsie college
330-A house With II or grouud Ia u,vb..
haueha Hobthson's suhdtv ioR OF lots; price siooi
3s3-A four story brick store an tue corner If Al,
and Brady streets u f'h
3a-A frame dwelling house with = Iqrye fran.
store house gu loI block tG.
333-A house had lat on eastsiAa Of P{ul.v str..,
between Front and Second stset H. bou,s "a .,o,t-
srooms, lot iossG, nntsrs frut ii 500 ref snnt,,
price .3d0. t"'''""'f
No 3ia--A Two Story 4u.e uqfaa GA psft gflt 1ts
20 an Western areiiue, north ii 9Th a. h5g.e a 90,
ti'ehsus5 PANTRY eltstss Si8tJla and we'll Pr .5I
No 2!l "A House IF sane siaa and .a,B-I+, -. I'll.
and He.tsrn Ave- Pixie s. Geo. 100"
he. GA House II came sizs a. s.rza J.f M
east oi Western Ave. rIice e. 2Oo
No. 2iaA House Of same sise aaa iss,fl,if, o., ,,,
st. ID door east Of W. Ave. Price r. 80 W N'''
No 2A-rhres Houses Of The sarae isseriptl5, ,,.t
ground each. Ptite sl,s0O ~ =. W. 7si" '
No 256--A House and Lot on e1ruar It,,l-y .,l ,a.
ss' lot CiNiibs House i61.xzl g rsun.s Pr,s 40
No. 2tSs--A frame house On Iarnarn - t., N,,
Ava ami ST., rooms, iIfEsu, ritsrn urll ~ o.!
q zS. ' W. ft''f
No, 2G0 a two stofy frame house d, L. ei,t,, -
AN, rooms Kitchen rsnsics ga Iesze gF.pri IA
years Prizes $50. s'''N' Is
slAS7.-Lot5 d, blo,s O., as.as
No, 30 a lot win tao sa,l3 h5uss, rg "a ~ .....
Wsrfea, 4oSsa, faos Ssoo Sf -. @.'i
No. p "A bosse and lot On 7ti g., .s,r - p..,
lot G5rlbo, hanse rooIas kitchen usI Etc. prfs an
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

TaE CAMPAIGN EDUeATEs. H enry Ward
Beecher says: "H Is not enough to get a
mGn's cots. IL America, elections are the
times Of national education. Nen read and
think more Of public affairs in four months
,hsn in four years Of ordinary lie. Every
man VITO is led to vote right should do il
through process that will leave him bet.
ter informed aud a more intelligent man al
the rect Of his life. We wish the success
Of the Republican party by an educating en-.
thpsiasm.r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

FINE ON THE PEkiRiE.--The prairies be-
tween this place and kankagee, were all
abieze, On Saturday last. At station
called Askuu, where some improvements
were made, we noticed as we passed that
the fire bad communicated from the grass TO
fine new barn, worth $1,000, and reduced
i. to ashes. A fine blooded imported bull, .
horse, dog, and wagon were burned with
it. A house on the same premises, worth
three or four thousand dollars, came very
near being burned also.--UrbaEa Union,
81
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

The freemen Of Wisconsin assembled at
Beloi, The other day, 10 the number OF 49,
900 OF 10000 TO ratify the nomination. OF
Fremont and Dayton, and to interchange
congratulations at the result OF the recent
elections in Iowa, Vermont, and Maine, and
the prospects OF The triumphant success OF
the Republican ticket in November. The
procession is said to have been seven miles
long, and people came iitty and sixty mics
in their wagons 10 attend the meeting.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

STATE FAIE.--A number Of entries have
already been made in the books OF the State
Agricultural Society of articles intended for
exhibition at the Fsi'. Some Of these are
iron Michigan, Illinois and other States
Tbs county and State has already furnish
ed numerous articles which arc being hour
" entered for exhibition. In all respect the
State Fair promises TO be oae OF the best
exhibitions ever held in the West.-Husca-
tiEe Journal, 4a.
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Az OLD YETEgAE.-We fell in company
Thursday on our return from Chicago, with
We Dersble old gentleman. in whose CON-
psny we spent an hour or two very pleas.
antly Our friend was an old soldier In the
war Of 1912, and an old democrat up TO the
time when the Cincinnaii Convention nom
iasted james Buchanan for the Presidency.
The nefarious acts OF DIR. pieree's admin
tfstion, and the action Of the Democrscy,
MAS mors, he said than he could say amen
TO. 81 am DemocrLt yet" said the OLD
soldier, "bui sir, wish you 10 understand
that were 1 10 support the present demoefa-
cy, should prove recreant 10 those prime
pies Of true democracy which my old Revo-
lationary father taught me te honor and sup
port in the days of my boyhood" We asi :
ed him what he though. Of Fillmore "nr.
Fillmore" be said, "as citizen. is doubt
less very fine man, but as q politician he
Is demsgogue, who has sold himself 10
slave influence, body and soul"
Such men as our old travelling friend are
to be found all over the country - OuLsIgu.
kspub.
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vsAY TNuE.-"All around u.s." ssys the
Iowa City Reporter. Sin Scott, Linn and 9th
Or counties. the clubs are making liberia
pvspssstions for their visit to Nuseatine next
Tuesday" Judging by the vote tsken on
the Railroad train TO Muscaune, as given in
our paper yesterday morning, the number
who attended from Davenport couldn't have
been tremendous.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIREs.--The FIRE at Louis
vile on Sunday night week involved an az,
gfegate loss Of 10000. ke~comb d. Bro
wholesale grocers, lost sugar, coffee, &c.
TO the amoun nj Of 10 900, mostly insured.
On the Goth ult., fire occurred at Yves.
ton, No. which destroyed property valued
al $4,000 supposed to have been the
work Of an incendisry,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

DEATH OF AZ EDIroR.-Capt. Z. Vas
Metre, editor Of the cedsr Rapids Demo-
Graf, died last week; victim TO an Gnfor.
fortunate passion for strong drink. He had
many friends, and promising talents; but
they we're insufficient to safe him from the
iempter INTO " hose embrace he had fallen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

The Democratic meeting held at Dayton,
o., Sept. 18th, was the largest ever held in
tbs Union. II is said there were 10000
strangers presen, Iona Reporter.
Fudge. the Democratic paper published
on the ground only estimated the number at
10000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

THEsT.-The True American" Fill
more campaign paper Published at Buriing-
ton. has an article headed in large letters,
"you Lie. SRI" Now that 10 stealing one
Of the Arguments Of the Pro.slsyery party
ss. according to an exchange, they have bat
three, LIST, You lie; I'd, Go to, &c; Sd, I'll
bot you ten dollars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

FILLMORE AOKIEATIOg.--He understand
that Cot Henderson, of this city, has been
nominated Us he Fillmore candidate for the
Constitutional Convention. The time has
been when the Colonel would have scorned
70 allow biz name TO be used to aid his life
long political enemies. -Iora CITY Re-
z.IblieaE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

No l.z-A Farm 81 about lsu acres Ia hickory Grove
about 10 acres timber, all l~ncsd two etoFy LrSk
"tth LOG house, good siagiEE price 10 pcs ar
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IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS!
NEW GOODS.
At THE
.uefroDO{ifasa Store.
Corner Of Rock Island and Second Streets,
DAvEHP1AT IOWA
TTON 81 co

Have wlIhinthe tsslias 3zgs received slatso aad
elegant stock af
STAPLE AND FANCY pRY GOODS,
saitsble Tor the r. saat aud approaching Sea snra.
which they are aCw prepared 10 exhibit And which
hey beg leAFe W eA tho sttautinn 81 their eustb
msrs aud the public genefSly. our stock al Dress
Goodswe feel snra Viii camIafs MYDraJiy Win any
ever brought 10 Western city both as'ostyes aud
prices. Among these are 20 he Toned
ALL WOOL RrLAlNt2s NgPtRE sTFLES,
Superb Black StEs,
RErh Nori0 AnHqHas
tlcgaHt Striped pf
ftg'n siiEs, Msrlro Fialia,
tateueiaaaes PLAID,
rat.arls nt E5ga SirGHoa
=Hj Plaid Lustfes Ffeath
Iernness Pssimat'ss, Pl-tH
naia.n So. &r 6r.
" have also alarge ann d,,sirabiF s,eeL Of
Eleaahcd ahd Brown SnrllgksFad
Nheciipgs aad Irish Linens
Plain, Fancy, Blea-h.
ID and Brown
Tabto Liucur4 C4ra
sad biaggr ivwtltrg, Can.
hra, isooHet, Swiss aad BOOK Muslin,
fmbTnlteTle-, Lnees, Gloves, uosgry. Dress
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Ppftinys etc
eshtstOck %
Cloth Talmas, Eroehe Mantle, Broche
Square, EistS silk, Stella, cash
ere, aud Wool Blanket shagls.
FGht. Al tgcrs from o. ~ ttsf spEendtt STYLES
and fa't fusuFs at ard 10 tts OaF tsFns are posi-.
IlFhiA Z. y ~ 2ar Gu #9ner VIA lHd cur
=. S.--tu tgPt-sssHn having gone abroad Bat
We stc s"nHfp E4Fe i-Ee Epnfi ~ " ish here to
STATE THAI ~ have taa sEeb jntsuNbr We trust
gGr Huriaw4F- vii had nn aant for s.. 4fs g.
g.at,, hna eye f.zt1F - s7rFtE gerr want "a iAa
Corner E7cs lssa4 apa sssasa 49, 6aySbpof!.
sept. l5LA-
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President Pierce writes 10 the N. H.
Agricultural Society ihst he is about to be-
come a farmer. We hope, whea his ex.
Exoellency has "a little farm we'll titled, ?
that no Border Rufkans will cut doxn his
crop, rssish his pumpkins, burn his hay
KICKS, and carry of his stoek. Such treat
neni might remind him OF similar things
which have occurred in Kansas, and which
ne nigh, have prevented; and might rufie
the tranquility Of The Cincinna;i bosom.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

The Radical Abolitionis, deyotes IL.
entire number for October TO an earnest
appeal TO the enemies Of slavery not 10 vote
for Col. Fremont. II declares that the FIRE.
mont party is not in any sense, Or TO any
extent, committed TO the doctrines Of Ado
iition. and thstit cannot be relied on TO do
anything ~hateverto promote the overthrow
OF slavery.
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nfw advertisements.
DR.. w. .. BLAIN.
OF NEW YORK,
OCULiST AND ARTIST

4 4 - permanently loasteiIn Rock Island on Ulpoi.
strrst, opposite Island City Hotel wLers he viii
BE- happy TO all Persons afflicted with diseases Of the
Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several this spsas branch of
his profession, trusts that he resye many 10 have
given up 10 despair with Ansgrosis, the symptom. Of
which weakness Of eight binary objects hOstfng
before the objects sppskr ohscure by cloud on Ia
illness flashes OF light enlargement ofthe rupu Re
Cataract, in wtsh the lrns white and prevents
Ihe rays of Light passing through IT, optasa or Ipas
mstou, Near sight weakness or vision SsrabIsmux ar
sqrntng, a. veil ss Deafness iu its various forms
Having received from Paris nsW and Eeaj.rfnI
opthstmoseePs, with which enabled 60 IoDk no
tho depths Of ih. and the interior clearly a.
the outside and thereby ascertain the exact STATE m the
optic nerve aud retia in Amaurosis the lsns In n.pj-
EFT cataract. Aiso the Illuminated spseulum for *
suisiBE the ear we'll ssversi me,iicsl pFsu-
to1s fCf curing of-city Of the a over tbr
eve without the use Of the knife OF caustieI.
To prevent Imposition Dr. B., deems It prudent 10
state that he is regular Physician Eeng graduate
ii tts University Of Vsrmoat also the New Y0rk Or
thsinic Hospital, sad bs a. AZ ueuIiyf ia A..
tribatable 70 the perfection which hs has hi The
d msdlcStsi vspors ID tie treatsn u drsge. Of
the eye.
r. s-Dr. b. viii dssete EoItiOu Of his tim. 4, IL,
Treatment Of etrubc tis-at.s especially Of the throat
and Lungs Esvng cured himself o. Cons. n,ieu altsT
large psrr d his right long Lot BY disas. az well
ny Others IN alike condition. once hsur- frap,
nine TO foGT,
Esrk Isl tvp. 0rt 8 IEsr tvrf
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FARM PROPERTY

No. r a boaee and lot On III a. s.,, e p,..u
Lot GJIlSu, honse rooGs Litshcn weil s,o gris 4 n
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According to tie Revue Colonisle, cot
ton grows without cultivation On The banks
Of the Senegal, and in the disrie. compri-
sed between that river and the Gambia. IL
is obtained from shrub, the 9ossysium
Paactaism, which is very vigorous and is
from four to air feet high. The cotton pro-
duced there is fine and extremely white. In
arid and sandy soils the tufts are small
aud 20, well filed; bat If the shrub were to
be carefully cultivated they would become
large and productive. Exchange.
What will you do fer your cotton! Tri.
amphs ntly eaquired F.llmoreite and slave.
ite the other dsy when tTisnd remarked
tina, dissolution Of the Union would effect
the South more injurioasly than . he North
Why, il the South would prefer 10 have il
waste on Their hands to selling il 10 the
manufacturers OF the North, perhaps We
m CHI import 4, from the Senegal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

HAuE's MILLS The Lyons Advocate
reports the improvements Of w. G. Haun,
70 Elk River, as among the best in Clinton
Co. One Of his mills lie four stories high
and run BY II foot iron wheel. His distIl.
lery Consumes three hundred bushels oil
corn day. He has also steam saw mill
on the same sueam.-Dubuqus Repu5.
The prosperity Of that man is . strong
argument against Uniysrsali.m.
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Houovay's Pills.

HcuoWay's Pills.
Wherever civilization has penetrated these Pals are
"a dens a. The lungs, tAe stomach. AMI the lus es
iiIesare the organs most assaaele by dsesse In all
climates, sndaPoa these the remedial action Of tht
medicine Is thorough aud avsIsble, Sol! at the
manufactures, No. SO Maiden Lane, New York, aud
sii Strand London,a by ell draSgiss, sts5c, Gaze
aud 81 per bsSor pot. and hy CT. wEBB
osg. dwiw
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Rev z. S. SToRRs DIcKIssox, late col i.
league Of Rev. Albert Barnes, D. D., Phil
adelphis, died suddenly on the 2sth Of Au-
gust, in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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THALBEE6, the greatest pianist nov IT,
ing, il advertised in The New York papers
al expected 10 the next steamer, on 3 con-
oertizing tour through the United States,
Havana and Mexico.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.



Gadss this head limited abel specIsl notices
viii be Inserted Al 10 cents per nc each Insertion,
or SO els. Der Week.
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Ated--thA labor OF mar aGd beast can noW be gwen
0verio the sport of the Winds
some OF tie most enterpnsing and wealthy farmers
uf the west who nov using the u, state their
mon that this will increase the yalas OF
The greaI prairie regions OF Tue nItsd states some
milions OF dollars, as many hundred thousand
acres can new DO probably used IS stock farms
shIch could not be before this invention vas Intro
d ed aud thus make great change I'm the yslGs
real es iste where Il has been ihonsht necessary 10
IocAie farms near streams of water. To thes. I'm
acquainted vi ii tile beautiful mechanism Of this In
ventios, il appears simosi like thing OF inislii
genee instce 8 Of mere machine.
HuBdrsFs ofthsse Mills are IN successful opera
Lloo In nillos, every STATE in The Union.
EBgrav.Bs., descriptions prices and Testimonials
Of Western armeTz now as3GE the Mlil will be sent
free.
Person. about to ere, ai!a cor saving, gABding
end all kinds OF Haebioefy, requiring froG one 10
SSelye horse power, requested 70 ca land eIsm.
ue oar MilsbefOre purchasing sevbefe, as We Feel
perfectly eonfdept We have the cheapest power nov
Ia use.
Those desiru. these mills aud experienced
worsmen 10 assist in erecting than, may address us
or cur agents, NOURSE 81 FIELk, Davenport 49,
A idress Western Wind Miii Co, Davenport.
ne.A
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Notice


NEW FALL MILLINERY.
JUST RECEIVED At TBr
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE.
SALE AND RETAIL
Millinery STORE,
roEEEE % READY lsD THIRD sTREETs p4vxspoPr.
IOWA.
THE subscriber iakes pleasure Ia lafyrning The
i Ladies' Of Davenport, Rock Island aud yieiaily .
tDal be nas 1us. returned from New York with a
splendid kssortmsnIof
Millinery, Embroidery ana Fancy
Goods.
our stock Of Bonnet snd Sash Ribbons byeraJad
striped and plaid black and coioTed Vetygt
Ribbons, SILK Eelyets, BGtins, Silk,
FnGe6 Flowers, Feathers,
straw BoGHets, &c,
"a ts iaIges asd bet eber br0vgkt 10 I6is marLtt
SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would particularly inyfe the Ladies 10 call
and examine our beautiful Ttme ut OF SIX SIN
sod Straw niref, SatiD aud Velvet Dounets Of INC
newest Pans Styles, dark and white tammed 6trSy,
soonsts, infants emJroId cred HDpds and lock-
Caps, dc.
BoBDe.s Of every description made 70 order, and
SsrraDAi 70 please. MiIlinsrs supplied with Pal.
tern Bonn-ts snd every Artirlc 10 tbcir line, a.
whole sAle,
n. b. straw EsEnsts bleaebsd, pressed and alter.
Cd. Making asd Stamping fo' all kiuds Of embrol-
derry AID bradIng dEps N order az short notice.
We NICHOLS,
cor. u Brsdy d 81 ais, Dayenport, 10.
Sept, 5htn, ISsJ
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MARRIED.

a ,hs ssh ia, at the residence Of the brides father,
h,H. ESQ r, M.aowN. Mr.. HENRY CARNAakfs
osSar,os. lows, % Mis-. MARIA ADAMS, daughter Of
Eli Adams
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MaliC..
SEANlI.IlSN RAESl

INN THOUSAND StBrE MlIi4 and g CO.. e land
i SeEtlrss bag, tne beat made nav la store aud
foF sale wholesale ana gai5ti By #4USWuRgu,
UcI4 SVgeLd Il ore ! .JliHe House
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iSI. fArm Of 100 acres 10 sections 81 I'd. sxga
Twp o. X ., kasi, 20 acres broke. $40 serr, md,
- AZ 60 Ia hnat 10 acres Ia Oats two hou5
ca, TWO springs aud ifcam Of ruuuiHg ate, s,{s
school b'h-o on the land, prico s21 '
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Stone at Cost.

Stone al Cost.
~ az gaart1r -sltaGis for Cellar, Wells, &c
Apply " JOHN FAHRER
OCT. &, g. End 81 near Rock Leland a.
Notice.
rfNHE aHdsfEgued GHYis purchased the Interest Of
i Dir. BoeTsch 10 She O. " Of BUersch, Brenper a
20, VIII hereafter conduct the Copper, Tin and
shsst Iron business Bder the nEme aud tide Of
ERENsEH d CAssEL.
n. B.--IA@ rev uFm viii E.tt-s al account. due
" or ire % the gi1 nrn.
Sept gs-dn
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CARD.

q r. kNAFP esncreasor OF Knsnp d Redmon1
Ss onid return sincere thanks 10 the patrons OF
we oid hr Tor the very hharal support extended 70
them, and hopes by renewed Efforts his part 70
receive Ia iatnre liberal share OF pattuna ~ from
discriminating public lie will stsati limos have in
store in aud complete stock OF Goods, both Sta
Pile and Fancy of The best aud mort fashionable
styles, which ha datsrs hl self he will sell al pticas
which oahnot fail 10 meet the we've OF all hns en-
tie extends al invitation 20 an, 10 tall aud lock
thro1x h his ~sreroomsi So.e ieCiai,e Raw.
Davenport oct adH
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I59--A u,;i et+s1 5fsa OF which is timber: sraf,s
from East Davenport, upoa which Is eFsr,sd 49, -
honi eaiH' ne g'tse So cash, balance In thres az
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las-A ne~ farm OF GO acres, part ef Il brotsB IA.
ys.i win fsae hoas' rsceutly built pries ~. IT,,
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TAe Ladies' Of Davenport aud vicinity, are re-
aussed IA meet 8, the Congregational Church, on
THURSDAY, al so'elock, for The rurpose q rs.orxan-
sing ihe Union Benss client Society.
:
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u.LIADay's WIND MILL.

TUE only Tsasnu
Why the ~iud for
ages past has notbeen
universally used :. 4
motive power 10 well
known 10 be the wani
OF . seif-regalatins
machine, Ia high
winds, the wind mill
as heretofore ron,
slracled either so6u
fuu Itself 10 death OF
greatly inIIfrc any
Kind Of gsTaiug at,
taohed FMS differ
ence Is entirely sbyl,
Z - THr AAu 10 1g.ag. 4,
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The Copartnership heretofore existing between
The I'M sIsignsd 10 this day dissolved BY muiua!
eonssui GRO. II PARhEk.
Davenport, July LIST, 1855, JOHN JOHNS
Having associated myself H. tho practice OF IL
Law with James 4. Buchanan Esq, late of MARY
lard, the business will DO eonuaued under the nam
Of buchanan d JohBs.
JOHN JOHNS.
DaysuuOn, Uct q. Issg d.1ls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

Bradley - Broken,
Dealers IN Paints, Oils, Sash Doors, Blinds &c.
We are b0w receiving large assortment Of
Goods generally kspl 81 psini ana on store,
No. ~ 80 Brady corner Of Stu,
sspt24 DAVENPokI, IOWA.
S 600 sgALs Sew Yofk Gias. n sore aud for
S,SSS sails 81 No. 10 90.
/ 600 600 LIGHTS kssheslsr sa.h ff0G
sale at No. I",yO9.
pkushEs-sll fines for sale -.
ID at No. 10000.
XyAKAl sHEh--C0Aeh, Furniture ana DaInar q
supsrhHs article tor sglest 30 1900.
fTEEE CoLOkS, tbs largest assortment ever bro't
20 tBis mGrtst at No. 1900.
DAfkNT nhYER, the beet article iG use Tor ss!s
i a. No. 1909.
WHITE LEAD-Dry Or GrogLd il OH,
w as BRAnLET d BhoCKETT
nILE-Bolea and ltEssea Oh BY tns Ebi.
~ hEADLEYa BRO. KETT.
RLlsDs. 8 large as ortIGeni Of Rochester Banaf,
l : vs. rsssiyed al BRADLEY BRocKkTT.
{ hf STAT Ftaie Glass for coaches aud shos ea...
aass assorInsni for ssI. at
1eg. = - BRADLEY d EEoCKETT.
~ Glazed Wilaovs
A Lhhh r 1ssonmsnt Of " indow, IN hand y.,s.
"A 1ns ~ size from -Ii0 70 l2ElS A Ison 49,.
iof eaAe ny hhA DLEY a ERoCKsTT
.s.,, y" $4,000 corner Of 4th add Erady st..
.- ~ 81 DhYksPoRT, IOWA.
House and Lot for sale.
THE hosEs sad Iot occupied D., h. sut.s,i Le, M,
4h 81. west Of dsin. Ths house IL Of bdeE ~
stores high has TOoIss aud cellar 1ooe stEbls
vel sEa '.flsfhi9o oi3tSO feet. Fer terms skpiy
"o.. }, ID pALzELL,
oSS No. , Harross' block ,FsoBs 81,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

-. iarin Of lba acreI IN sec 30, TwIl7a-ElEa.t
good frame house, rooms, weii 81 ns'e.. 80
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

lsS-A Grn q 8 a0I IN tie Dubuque read miles
~ pA'snp4gt 30 und1F cultivation, 5la!i awslIiba
hussS oFriAri Sc, priEs $40.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

loo-A iafH Of ~ acres near Fulton, all lfngsgysf.
h'HS7, stable, Ae price 100 "a less Tor casa -'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

ll0-An improved fara In se- II So r ease. 90
Al"f o' 'hHef' hoeso Is trst sIuso5 Pras "a is
~ lI'lA % soaerrs miles from town on the igs
staPh foan anew frame house. stAhis, As sso r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

49, Farm OF 90 acres tn sec Q, T,s.PeEs.t
miles soata OF Bullion Depot Hea.s nsr. r1irn.Aisl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-09

lo'-A Farm q $50 acres with running wafer aauF.
Is loSs house, prize $40 will IS s0i ia cue to, a