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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-26

Coal! Coal!
I oWREY THOMAS & co. are now receiving, at
ljthsir Yard near the rail road depot, luO TONS
OFCoAL DAILY For Fuet and Steam ithas NO sa-
psfioT in this Market.
Owing 10 8 combination oi tne miners TO raise IL e
pIise OF CVal--whi We would not submit io--ws
were unable, for shorttme, 10 supply our custom
ers. Hut having sasseeaed in breaking up TINS eon
bnasioB lin which the com munIy has small Int
sst,) prepared 10 deliver in this city or
DsEsnport, In quantity 10 suit purchasers AZ our
former prices, on application nj the Yard,
Rock Island Jan 3sdtfs rrf.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, eto.
10 Lease

4 NUMBER ot desirable lots for residences On
j BEeay, Aaiaan darvs9a streets. To lease fos
ths term ot ls ears. apply 20
W. ii. 2. GURLEY,
ofir, oA A'A between Fraat and Second sts.
tur dff
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EousE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING. PAPER HANGING, ETC.

Sg'HE subscriber would re
L specially aHDo.RSe 10 hi
ends tina, he viii q m foi,.inns n,sa.S s1e
s... ta did stand o. Perry Street. bstr Second
auH g4ifa Streets.
H.s.ftag experience in The above business war
fLts ain 10 assuring his patrons fuii satisfaction H.
zay WUrk that may ba entrusted to him.
PRiHtspi 5 roiors prepared aud ready Tor ase.~
Glass OF IA! s, putty, &C, for sale.
aly29f. JAMES DoNkEL.
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Brady Street, nearly opposite The P. o.
Feb 4-dtf DAFEA PoRI. IOWA.
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
'rHE undersigned now opening lew Copper,
Tin and sneet Iron Jobbing shop, on Sec.
ond Street near Harrison street. A faII assortment
OF the various articles composing III stock of eom
Feis Tin-ware and Steve Store. All sorts Of well.
cisterr ,snd Double letting Force Pumps can at all
times be mad al the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lesd, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experience IA the business make the
subscribers confident Of satisfying all calls made In
lheir line.
Particular attention paid to Tin Roofing and espe
eiany 10 selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
VKiTes ~
Ialy Il. 'J6d dtf Drummer & CassEL
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REMOVAL.
NELSON'S JEHELRY STORE
Brady St. above the Post Office

90 1iE would tender our grAtsfsl
<sSr4A w aeknow edg gements 10 the pun
90 Z ~ lie for their liberal patronage siaes
Ef~% "a our commencement in business
&1Sz xaJSzf Having removed into larger sne
~ASs6ED more commodious store, sseonl
door above our former location, we would solicl
an Inspection of our stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jevelry, Silver Ware anG
Fancy Goods, ts
which is now the largest and most fashionable b
the city. We are constantly in receipt Of goods B
express, and will always have the newest styles l.
Be mad In the eastern markets. Our motto is sma!
pTohIs and quick returns. X. e. NELSON. s
pgYeRpOFt tct IA lsah.
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. CHEAP
IL ifsi3f ARE d S'SDyE STORE
ANEEWENT

NE !" a "
b 4 HAVE Just opened aa extensive stock of stoyes
II ! aad Hardwsreig the OLD STAND OF II. Il.
sAliIa CO.
WllerN Ehera ta ne onnd Rren hnd eNRnlete assorI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-26

SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
BREWSTEEs u KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City Iowa,
Iands sp tered and Warrants located jR Sioux tif.
Fort Dodge aud Oop iell Bluff.
TPCotlecitaHs promptly all ended to-
Ftp. BREW STIR, p. T.. KNIGHT,
Any. A ,nnn;r. at Law. Ciii Lngmeaf& sues ty0r.
REFER re-
Davison & True, Esqrs., Editer Gazette,
Dr. j. M. Witherway, Dawson & cri"rs,
n. Price, Esq. I Lane, ssgt
Nav 10. fJo-dIy
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NEW YORK HOTEL

Harrison, between Front and ss2eEG Streets
j kiEEEP 3 A : HOENGSF EraVglst7Tz
fiaHte, Robert Henne,l
rINd prOprlttoIs ruspec.iaiiy sEhpuates 80 tAei
sEstsra jflsnjs and wa traFe.lag pa9Ha saEe-
Taliv. mat having purchased
This CommoaioUs He.el
thoroughly repaired and FeHovate! ws are
Row s5ug red 20 "a srt share cf IE r patronage b.
80 III ID atenti0n 70 tAgiy wants toJaloFts, our
table sftf be sanpHsi vita the bss& #Iea -45 aar-
ket si4trds ars our loiCng rooms afe furntshse ss
.srglt..iha.e of aay In To city June 70 dN
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IA, aR5t aR5tSTf >, a5s!I aM5EN%EiS3ak. VIZ iS3S.aks and
cast -ss, ONCE Ia he gonr House. All order,
promptly attauded1. Aug. 4th '35 asw.f
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gsoruhy s. ENLISTED.


CNEFEN ILAa aNU Do 9LIVH'F7-
zos. Cornef cf Main and PsTE So, Davenport
I-aa - $50 dtf
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MANUFAGlE RER Or
sSGssF9 sEaCx GSR12ca 2Ess
lowe, between Second 1n3 tT1rt 1ta.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
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SAMUEL PERRY.
iiI spring Goods have Arrived!
CONSISTING or
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings.

GGNFs. FURNISHING GoODs.
4a fyrna aCle Cfcti1tua.
iss tssiie5s "a sBs afssr lHs, l.s.~ setay,ar n,
Nffa ihE - tEe ss4Ea Of se FsgF ta-t ! "a read,
.' Hsai7tz ~ sloea tsf -lh t4sfs. a4d IL is e
4lstE ae84lsss l. sat flUb g ts4st,i st,,r, al s,ai
g fEis H3 atso We s1siea tz ii t..- -e.t-rr
si,t set 9es9ss gae - Eh1a5. .lsre q iaeelI an
sglssg4sh.iy had q sggd rhaas- .sf ,slsction. My
CLOE5JS, G ssfiEaSs IL yestin.s
an rss- "a n h ass!sra; sbayt 1otIee. II
ghG tssses X Jf shHaggs r asr@ b sfIt
.tfs iit5a Zh0 - ti8fJ ssir-r T. .Hs past year
ssIl fsSisfI, sitAIl.,sss5 Ia g. a d ffIeads ats-s
u g=HEt.
sssssds -7sade t4ositing Department.
fsgei sHpg t=i ID ss,ftaI so5,- g lsesed siih
sti~t rtfe. ol -sN 2Etlttaz EitFA ~ P~g4e ~ III
shrFrItiasst 70 at5ge z.itaaIs8ts tstss<s rafi Il
E.DN ARD ALDEN'S
GlothdnS Store,
SecQa5 ~, epposite lie Claire Roar
DaVeU port, Apl tq EDWARD ALDKs
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third anG Perry Streets,
AcALRY oLMETEAD. froprietcrs.
ssNHF Undersigned would respectfully lDfetm tbatf
| friends und the pnBte tast they nave ths aa!
opcueh the .CIrs H6TFa, for the reception q sran
gers auA travellers. Il has been entirely remOdeied
and WY faruIshed. The location is central and coH
veuisnt aud 10 effort ld0 part % Sac lfsgTtat0fs
shall he wanting 30 onrlbHie to lhe euai5rt ottnsiT
patrons.
Fxtensaye STA saIisa with cRrsfaiaaa at@Etvsbos-
tlera al ways g attendance. also lGrge sara con-
nected for the accommodation OF Farmers, &c.
share si pubic patronage esPectully s2le.sas
AyKEET & 0fM%I FAD,
z 10 vsUTs,yt MAY LEI. lesg-dH
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Eoet. and shoes by the Case Or Dozen.
N O TT i q Ell

h'-%oJ hAsNtss tSoStthoI ba'chIs3fbs iONhE
NJ O n I G. z!
- G. DAWSON lG co. have formed
.. parMership wftiif fl Grlgss, under the nsIns
ard vie OF Dswson. 6riygs 4 Co., 10 take efe-
On the lst day az November, 1855. -
AHFersons having Unsettled accounts vita the o
dfm are requested ~ eali and settle 0cta5
For the Ladies'.
E'REACE Kid, White Kid, English ki1, Bronze ,a
l. and Velvet slippers.
Sisp, Kid Congress. hEg glssA ena french Lsstfrz
HEtler-, from ,e0to s4.75 pc pair. for sale by
Dee3 DAWSON, ,GRTfG z 90
ROOTS ~ SHOES.
wHoLEsALE X RgTAL,
At The Empire store.
sEis III l. have now IA sIore large aud veil 81
SGj " lectci STOCK OF BOOTS and SHOES. IS
(which We in invite the attention OF all Ia van
0faIticiss 10 line. County .trs aers wish
ing To relisnisn their stocks viii and it to their al
Ehnisge 10 giveus cali before purchasing eIstt
where.
- oar Numerous customers .ho prefer CGST0%
WORK ~o continue 10 mold out ind ace taents 10 the
9Hy 0f prime stock and styiisn w0Fk not egualet
taiss d7 t = Y,rS. "a Il styles OF Ladies wort
manufactured usual. Brady street. Day enbert b.
aktJada MOORE * BROWN.
. pits Assi z9ifsrs made 70 order
{ ENTs' YsssSt ieathsr boots faadet 10 order
" M. 81 q.
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SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,

Sais Spikes, Glass Carpenters aI Jeinsrs Tools, aud
Ia fact everything IN the Hardw tln5, which will sell
for Cash sfs than be had Ehy establishment in
tblscIt1.
| Give Ne Call
Don't re tag Flare Cornst Front and GRADY Streets
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-
ALVuRD i VAN pATgEn
Successors u D sanford,
Wholesale and Retail EeaID4@ 10
drooerisa, prasa, Chemicals Paints
Olls, Glass, Eails 81.
JAYSEs' PkEPAR3TIoy5
slsay street, West 5ida, Firsg Dost ssIoS
Scc6Ad street,
DayEAP oRY, JUF4
Ie1enpo1!, Oct So. l3.4-trv.lg
A RCH | I ECT L Il L.
EDWARDS q CARROLL,
ARCHITECTS AND sBFERINTEHDEaIs
OFFLCk, No. ~ Fear. i 9toIY Past OGce Buildings,
braay st, Davenport, Iowa. Jan i.at
No ii LeClGire Block, DaYeupops love
aEEEELL DEALER ~
p1uss, Medicines, UhaRiogls, Faia.a, Oiia,
Dye-StuHs, Ti2dOx Glass,
Rsrfanefy, Fancy rtioles, Patent Medieines sc,
ID DESPECfFULLY call The attention 9fgao puTshas
IL ing &C nnian!ty % our present large ss2Ck 0
confident cannot be surpassed ehar in price gaai
ty We ~oad invite tho attention of country Store
Keepers and Pnyseiausto our prices aad gooo5befor
purchasing elsegheTa
Family siediclhsssna say sslaasF fesor,ptto
niiy pounded. fem
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner VI Harrison and Fgoat Streets OAe
Square below the Steam Packet and Ferry
Landing,
J.I.EuMPHAEY1 Proprietor.
a J II. wOal3 respectfully Athoance Ii
x1sezss j MS eastern fteHJa and the public IL
sssW sererE Inst having purchased the
III Large New Hotel,
CO. Situated as above, be Il LOW making itaz (
prove q snts the premises era glll snaeavoT 70
Ft Eis ssEr u the patronage - tFh travelling pub
He
This A0u8g
J. ii oaa fll most pleasant i3cljU4 "a W glSEti
comm GE3lHg view Of me r.SeT tt Hqef lseH4 tttY
a rtitesf aid Forl ArmstFans. Sav ~ '55 Grf
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FfNHk itersstsd nevis pprchased the snssse,l q
i MI. Zoe fseh Il the d a. al boarsch, Brsnnst -
70. viii sereaiter conduct The Sosper, Iia aal
Sheet lraa btaeess gader the Rame and tile OF
BRkNNER h cAssEL.
hs--4aa a@7 Grn VIII settle all sceounss Aas
TO eT EroiH sue ol1 afm.
- - Ra&~ &tf , M
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LAND A g EN- T,
Office in Atsinson's Block, Second Street, between
Main aud Brady.
large beautiful Timber, 20 miles from
Ill l Davenport, price $50 per acre: Will be divid
ed 10 suit purchases
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TaE Doc NOZZLE Erastus Brooks spoke
at an American meeting in EImra, n. Y,
on Monday evening. The Aiysrtiser sage:
--"The speaker referred to Mr.. Fremonrs
religion, the mention Of which drew faint
applause from the audience. whereupon an
impudent dog barked, and several voices
cried, 'the squirrels's gomez 'the squirrels's
gnne,'-and the whole assembly seemed 10
shout taeir appreciation Of the reference to
Henry Ward BeecheF's dog Noble, barking
at the hole in the wall. This was too much
for the speaker He tried To recover, but
could not; the popular feeling WIS against
him. He was in rotten bark, stemming
current stronger than the rapids of Niagara.
He rowed, and sweat, and bowed, and tug
ged, but al! 10 no purpose--the lightning
flashed, the thunder ratified, and the speak
er was considerably overwhelmed by the en-
thusiasm manifested for the Pathfi lder.-
But before he left the stand, he let the cat
out Of the bag completely. He said 'he
was not here to say who should be Presid-
emit, but to do what he could TO defeat Col.
Fremont and elect Buchanan
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GONG! GoISG!--The remaining two.
thirds of the "Old State House. on Wash
ington street are shout disappearing before
the ruthless hand Improvement, the place
Of the old Landmark to be speedily supplied
with substantial three story brick; Mr.
Sanxay has done we'll in complying with
the demands Of the times and vii leave
upon that valuable lot an enduring mark Of
his energy and interest in the growth Of oul
city LOUD CITY Rep.
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Lat est n . w q.


1
Washington, Aug. a.
| House-Mr. Houston asked but did mol
obtain leave to offer resolution requiring
The Speaker to direct the Sergeant.at-ArmG
to bring all sbsentees to the bars of the
House, except those excused on account oil
sickness Of themselves or family, and that
each absent member be telegraphed to re-
turn, they paying their own expenses.
The House tabled resolution Of the
committee on printing to print 10000 cop
les OF the report of the assault by Mr.. Nc
Mullen upon Mr.. Granger.
Several gentlemen attempttd to intro
duce bills, but objections were made from
both sides Of the House. The express Tea
soc being Discrimination TO proceed with
general legislation.
AIR. Mcqueen asked but did not obtain
leave to offer preamble declaring it man.
itest that no army bill can be. passed, and
concluding with resolution providing for
the adjournment of Congress on Thursday
next at 4 O'Clock.
Mfr. Campbell OF Ohio, after saying it
was evident no business could be transacted
moved that the House adjourn.
Motion disagreed 10.
MIR. Smith OF Virginia, moved call Of
the House.
Disagreed TO by sc against SO.
Mr.. CHATTER asked leave tG introduce O
resolution that the Senate concurriag. SO
much Of the enacting clause OF the 18th
line be stricken sut, and the residues there
be declared passed for the specified purpos-
es therein contained, and for no other pur-
pose or purposes whatever. The items
mostly provided for the expense olthe War
Department proper, including arsenals, ar
morles, surveys, armaments and fortihca-
tons, without reference to army operations.
Messrs. Giddings, Phelps and others OBJ
jected.
Mr.. Wakeman's resolution offered yes
terday, proposing to make proper deduction
from the pay of members who by reason OF
pairing off shall decline to act or vote IN
the House, was then tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Williams, a resolution
was adopted, the Senate concurring, ad-
journing to morrow at three O'Clock, by a
vote Of 100 TO 76.
After various proceedings message was
read that the Senate insisted on its disagree.
ment to the Kansas Proviso in the Army
bill, and asked for committee Of Confer
ence.
On motion OF Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, the
House further insisted, and appointed
Messrs. Campbell, Stephens and Sherman
q Committee OF conference.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock Tomorrow MORN
ing.
SENATE.-Mr. Hunter moved 10 lay Mr..
Weler's bill on the table, in order to get
up the Army bill.
Mr. Weller explained. He was willing
that it should be withdrawn, as he had offer.
ed, without consulting the party with which
he acted, and the opposition were trying
to load it down with Objectionable amend.
ments.
Mr. Hunters motion was agreed to by IS
TO H.
After spirited debate, on motion of Mr..
Hunter, the Senate insisted on its amend
ment TO the Army bill, and asked a Commit
tee Of Conference. appointing Messrs. Hun
ter, Crittenden and Bigier as its portion Of
the Committee.
After some further proceedings, ad-
journed.
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The bsR.-The Dan Conyers got
aground o,the bar opposite the foot OF
BRADY sttespnd nearly the middle Of the
''er, and manned fast from Wednesday
evening unit Thur sday morning. We be
Ae'e The risei nov nearly il not as quite
as low as itsver gets, though when We
hink Of so respectable stream as the
ohio being o,k knee deep at Cincinnati
'hG present APPEARANCE OF the Mississippi
even this higl up, still entities il 10 the ap-
PeIlation Of tie "Father of Waters"
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Bore THROUGH Yesterday d wagon
neatly loaded with wheat broke through
the idge.way at the intersection of Harri.
son I'd Third streets. One wheel went
throh up to the hub, but it was priced out
witha any damage being done 10 the wag-
on. be accident, however, will serve
Mining that the bridge. way needs re-
pairing
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FxEMoSr's MAJORITY IN LANCASTER
A friend writing to US from East Hamphill
under date Of the 18th, says
The Elajority for Fremont in this coun.
ty can, in no event, fall short OF 5000; and
if Lancaster city comes out of the Fillmore
snare, our aim is to make $1,000
Our advices from all parts of that county
coincide with the views expressed by our
correspondent --Phlla, Meas.
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NEWLoURIsG MILL.--Mr. J. Weaver
.assens a sample Of the -four ground al
his mill 70 all appearance ii is as good as
That tusd out at the larger mile Al
presents is but experimenting with IT,;
when heas into full operation he expects
10 turn odrom IS TO 80 bbls. in the day
Nght rum 10 houFs
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Valuable Business
Locations, Stores, Offices, &c.
Two lease or lei in Davenport, by
Elli "a q alnS
Ian a.sl rarn al. No.

No. 81 Brady st. near The Post Office.
LIST The new brick store tir.t floor brady Sti
Two doors north oil the Poa Dhicc.
2d-Two Offices second hoor 'front.' same build.
Ing.
IA One room do do bach do 40
large, well lighted and ventilated, good entrance
suitable Tor wholesale business, prilter or barber,
&c.
4.h--One room Second door over the BOOK
Store No. 80 Brady Street, public entrance iroIn
artist, &c,
5th.--Ihe Book and Paper Store known the
Iowa Book Rooms, No 80 Brady Street; all or part
oil the stock for sale aud store aud fixtures 10 let;
rare chance for well established aud profitable bus
mess.
6th--Fiye rooms (seeo nd floor front and back
Nos, IS and Az Brady Street, with good front eI
trance, suta bic for Offices and gentlem ems lodging
rooms; rents lom Ave 10 ten dollars per month.
7th.-Forty-ave feet 'front.' OF the Catholic lot
Brady ST. between Ain and 5ih, to lease for ten
years. Apply to ELI ADAMS.
July 81 ii ONCE on Brady st.
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New MILL.--The Rock Island papers
notice new steam Touring mill which is
being erected in that city by John Warner.
i will be finished next week and when in
full running order will turn out two hundred
tsrels of -four every twenty four hours
Tie total investment in the building and
mshinery is estimated at about twenty
thossnd dollars.
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GRIswoLD CRY DESTROYED. The town
of Griswold City, located on the Missouri
river, one hundred miles from ST. Louis,
was destroyed by ire on the night OF the
2Oth. The fire commenced on Water street,
and continued lis course TO Washington
street. The City Hotel, owned by John
Summers, was consumed The loss Of
property i unknown--there was ne in
surance en- any of it, The fire ia sup
posed 10 have been committed by an in
ceDdiary.
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EXCITING TiMEs-The DsmOine Courier
at OttumWs seems 10 have been peculiarly
unfortunate OF late, one Of it's "hands" hay
ing run off with another mans vile and an
other with pair Of boots, whom the editor
congratuiates as the "more discriminating
thiei" of the two.
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HOME over and look at our stock Of Chisa 0Iass
and Queeussoars We hs tiust received a spisnoi1
lot of magnificent CHI NJ 50 Iatsst Ns0 Is.s
every thing in our line n 10 needed in Aossfs,
stores and fam dies. 0nr st eki glass Is unr'aea,
comprising many beautiful articles, not oHen "uua
in western stores. A.,
We particularly invite the attention oil I'ea .aer
ekaRts as our stock is heavy, aud We are prepared
LEE & WLMASs.
Store Illinois opposite Court House square,
Rock Isiand, Aug 10, 90. ddwt Il.
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Horse THrrrEs appear to be still numer-
Gus IN and arouid MGscatne. We hear OF
norecent depreoations from that gentry in
this immediate vicinity out citizens Of our
county owning horses should exercise more
Than usual precauton 10 regard to the pro
lection Of that kind of property.
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The Observation-Disclosures Garrison and
Philips or the Southern nulliiers--ore all
opposed TO Fremont, and well they may be.
His election will blast all their cherished
schemes of treason, and they feel it.
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SPEAKER BANKs.--Hon. N. p. Banks
makes one Of the most able and accomplish.
ed Speakers of the House of Representa-
tlves that we have ever had A writer says,
by his ability, irmness and fairness he has
conquered ell his eu emies. and he is respect
ed by men Of all parties, and from all sec
tlsns Of the country"
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LOOK OUT FOR YOUR Spoons. The ST
Louis Herald says that sIop gatherer, who
collects the slops from the hotels and pri-
yate residences in that city, sold TO jewel
er, a few days ago, $500 worth of silver
spoons and other articles which he has
found from time to time in the Stops.
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Akinson's block, Second Street, he:
tioeen Brady and Main.
nFFER for sale the following yains e Rsa! hs.
City Property in Davenport.
L. House and lot on Third Street near the corner O
Rock Island.
3 six lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
Farnam Streets.
g. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
An the above lots are well situated and In parts OF
the city most rapidly improving aud will be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County
81 ufS.E. 2s r. ON. Range At 30 aces.
MON. Z. s. saT. - \. Range west ~ seres.
The above lands al on the line al the railroad
from Davenport 70 I0waGity.
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres of prairie aud ninety scTe. OF
timber land near Elyira p. q, seven miles fran Ly
ons, Clinton Co., near:he Railroad; all choice Land,
we'll watered.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty ir-l rate land, Well impr"F edwith
good houses. Will be sold nj q bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Iwohundred and my acres line prairie land two
miles north OF Montezuma, the county seat
Mch i7-'5G-dtf
Scott Co.
100 acres unimpreyed landtwo miles from Iiieknry
Grove. three miles from Wulcoti, ten mil-s from
Davenport, we'll watercd.
100 acres Ave miles Horth westfrom Hickory Grows
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and One-haif mos from Court House on the
bluff with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm of a. under The highest
state of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful aod in the vicinity ithe
ciiy.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm off acres 40 under cultivation. 20 OF tim
Der. Aneyer falling stream runs through IL. VIII
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
50 Acres of choice prairie at Il bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful five acre lot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29
CHICAGO Lumber!

THE subscriber at his Steam Planning Mill IN
/ Moline, Ills, has just purchased large guam
tity of Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
ments TO supply the demand, which he will sell al
wholesale or rotail prices that cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be sold cheaper than the same can be
purchased elsewhere. His SIDING will be of the
very beet quality, and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for Immediate use.
JOB planning AND SAVING
Done on short notice, to your satisfaction. Don't
fail to give him call. Remember the place, head oil
Mai n and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
LEyI HUNGERFoRD.
Moline June 31th 1856 d&wu