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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12
MUNICIPAL AFFAIR s
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


OF sundry persons, to be appointed Commissioned
Deeds; Of Anthony J. Bleechsr and Others rsmonstr
against the application Of James Boorman and other
repeal Of the ordinance restraining the Corpora
Counsel from proceeding in the matter Of opeang Am
street through Trinity churchyard Referred TO spe
committee.
RxPARs AND suPrIns
communication was received from A. g. Selah, q
msse nor Of Repairs and Supplies in relation 70 the
Act between him and the Board in relation to the|
pointment Of Alex. Ward as Superintendent Of Rod
The Commissioner, although he in the first commun|
ton nominated Mr.. Ward, claims the right Of withdr
ing his and substituting that Of William Goodhl
ketsrred 70 Committee on Law.
Alderman HERRCK ofsre. q resolution In relation
the same requesting an opinion OF the Counsel Adop(
APPOINTMENTS.
From George q. Purser. ESQ.,. Corporation Attorn
nominating John Fl. Chambers for clerk in his bureau
pace OF Andrew J. Smith, resigned. Confirmed uns
monsiy. From the Street Comm issioner nominating
surveyor Referred. From The superin tendent Of Pa
rea. Confirmed.
TRINITY cHURcHYARp.
on .nis SUBJECT the President nominated as Q spe,
o'AAa''oe, Aioermen Ely, Brown and Briggs.
POST OFFICE.
Resolution Of Alderman Va,ian to emo aire and ran
b 70 oneriDg tne United STATES Government, at d
the north side Of the Park on Chambers street for
RECEIVER OF TAXES.
communication was received from Hsrvev H.rt
ceiser OF Taxes charging the Mayor with alsehoods
portion OF his annual message in relation 10 his 4
hAN,sj department., and asking an investigation. !
President ruled the paper out Of order It being coucl
10 improper language. Alderman Ely opposed, but /
ALDERMAN DRAKE's SEAT.
majority of the special Committee reported IN o.
tain Drake In his seat and against the claims
Nicholas Sesg.is Alderman Varian said he would
sent minority report on Monday next Ordered print
The Board adjourned to Fridav
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IR ORlgI7. I..A. MON.

GREAT, N NATIONAL So3Ta
TO THE S0CgH -4SD EEST!
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I. ]. ALLEN, Ii. D., -
President OF Farmers Colle5e.
LoEIS ANDREWS,
Baltimore

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
u E1i0VlD the spAciDrI New HALL, No, M Balti
II -tr.eL, which has been arranged and fitted up to
fas tic further accommodation and convenience of
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have hvc In attendance, representing nearly every STATE in
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t.tablishn,rt.
EouSKeing, III GI Its numerous orrs'; Psnmanshn, Of
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passesi.
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~ For particulars write receive Circular by mail.
.pel presldent.
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AUGUST 10, 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CoMMaso1AL COLLEGE,


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CENTRAL
OHIO RA-IJa- O-ADI
NEW -AT3ieA6l ( I'M ENT.

Three ThteugA Trains, Eech Way Daily!
SCNDd rs EIEH'PTED,
Connecting o:i e with the baltimore aid Ohio Rail-
road, HtnpEcd Railroad and the OdO River ut Wheeling,
aud le West With Railroads al ZsEevls NsNEAEs ior:
.oeve Columbus for s parts Of tie South WSst aud
North Wet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No 1.-The / ofIhe W Sec OTIS NReE s0acs
No e-The see9T1s NR2E 100 acres
No 3-The W Sec 10 I Is NR2 100 acres.
The above three tracts beautifully yftustad on
the railroad . miles from Davenport.
No THE w the Wa of Sec 10 76NR Il
No the !! OFFS W! olsee T7s NRsR "a
acres4 miles from davenport
Nos The Of the n E Of Soc slT7sNR3
so acres on The Rail Road, miles from Davenport.
No 6-2s0 A u0aeres in Secs Is dI9T17NRsI
upon the Mississippi River, y miles from Dsvenpoi
No L. loo acres in Secs27 and AT79N R9R.
Improved Farms.
An improved farm Of2s5 the Mississippi RI,
2mles from Davenport, " acres in cultivation loo
Twoimproyed farms three miles from Davenport.
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
No30-Fine brick house on 9th St. between I'll
son and Ripley SIS Excellent well, good stable,
No3l-oGood frame House, rooms, good we'll, -.
Lot s2x53l, on Brady near Locust st.
NJ. 25.-I lot on Brady 81. 1872 by 3O0-S3O0.
No s6-alots on Brady ST., cor. Of College, s4xIse
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
o.aa-W: fractional of the N. W: See. 3 T.
81, n; K. +, s5-lO0 acres, near Thorn's Mills
IN JASPER COUNTY.
No. An OF sec 81 so K 20 w 100 acres.
IN KEoKUK COUNTY.
No. 4a-s land w .ofssc T "a RIA " 10
No. as W and NV of sec TT Rlaw.ao
IN MALAYSIA COUNTY
Is ~ Z IS " ,so aa ssss'
No. sG-W of l and ! Of N w OF sac IL
- K il loo acres, timber.
in BENTON COUNTY.
No. An of see 25 az r w 100 acres.
IN MUsCATINE COUNTY.
No. 4S-W o. w of sec 30 7 70 X w 50 acres
miles from Muscatne, from junction. AppIy 10
IN GRUMPY COUNTY.
No. i9-SW ofsec 2 81 X Is w 100 acres
No. Sos L ofsec } I sc X Is w 100 acres,
No. 5l-W ofN K DISCO I0Ts7 K is w so acres
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. 52-E ofN b of sec 7 81 r go w 40 acres
No. SIS wa ofN w! OF sec Il 7 s7 X 40 W a
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 549S4 of n E4 OF sec L 30 RI w 80 acrss
No. SIS ofN h of sec 90 I 81 K w SO scres
No. 56-House and Lott Store and stock Of eoods,
in Upton. "
WILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agent
Feb 6-dif Office Post Office Building,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

aprRsEcurIog FOR OPIsIoN's SAKE
The Pro- Slavery men had meeting at
Winfield, we learn from the Democrat, on
Saturday evening last, which was addressed
BY the distinguished George L. Hubbell, as
sisted BY John Johns, Esq. The account
Of i, will compare very faVorably with the
description of the Princeton meeting which
was set all right in yesterdays Gazette
The close Of the description is the richest
thing we have seen during the canvass.
Everything passed off WE'LL" says the ar
tiele, ain spite of the disturbance which Eli
Wing and contemplate grey-beard by the
name OIL. II. Pease tiled to get up" Now
isn't that rich. Old ia her Pease, whose
house has been the headquarters OF the
Democracy since Scott county was redeem
ed from the Indians, whose praise was IN
the mouth of every Democrat, that he
should now be abused because he cannot
support the slave principle, is proof posi-.
tive that no man ia safe in that party unless
he surrenders his conscience, as well as
his mind TO its leaders. How many are
there now in our county who, convinced
that the extension OF slave territory would
be positively detrimental to the prosperity
and perpetuity OF our Union, yet act with
the Pro.Slayery party simply because they
have not the indepe ndence to proclaim their
real sentimentsl We hope the number is
few, bu, we fear that it is large.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

The Davenport Democrat is engaged in
the very laudable fort to conceal the diff
Guilty in which DR.. Eads has placed himself,
thereby disgracing himself for ever, by
charging all sorts of imaginary iniquities
upon Gov. Grimes. We rejoice to see the
Gazette reGute every allegation SO trium-
phantly. The course of the Democrat is
for political capital, 1t knows that the
honest voters of Iowa have resolved to GUST
every Locofoco State functionary, and this
miserable subterluge on purpose to drag
down Gov. Grimes will meet the Just con-
d. mnaiion il so richly merits. The Gov.
stands to-day the embodiment Of honesty
and virtue, while the Locoloco Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction is condemned by
friend and foe. We hope the Democrat
will not cease to rail at every honest man.
Its course but makes il and its party ene-
mies.-Muscatine Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

WHAT he DID sAy.-ln justice to the Pro-
Slavery candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
not wishing in the slightest degree to mis-
represent him or any other man, we would
state, that in conversation yesterday
morning he declared that our informant mis-
understood him, as he positively never ut.
tered the expression attributed to him, that
in the event of obtaining Know Nothing
assistance at this crisis, he would use his
influence for Fillmore at the November
election" What he did say was, that al
he thought there was no chance for Bu
chanan's election. he would vote for Fill
more" We make the correction, though
not at his request, and give him the full ben
EFT of the record. We don't suppose tina
either way it will have much effect upon
The election, but then we like to have these
things correct.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

News FROM THE EAsT.-Two of our citi-
zens who have lately returned from trips to
the East, tell US that all New England is
perfectly enthusiastic for Fremont and Day
ton. Our friend Putnam, Of the LIE Claire
House, says that nearly every house in
Maine has Fremont flag flying, and such
was the case pretty much throughout Yam
keedom. As was to be expected, the pop
ular sentiment herewith the exception
Of the mercenary doughfaces who are hold
ing or seeking ofiice--is as unanimous for
freedom, as it is for slavery at the other ex-
tremity of the Union. The central States
is the debateable ground, and every days
Indications give palmer assurances that
they will also be unanimous in placing
themselves on the side of the constitution
and true republicanism.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
4aro MARI.
TCLOSE g. COS. COLUMN.

| WE are now pre- pared to offer dealer and COZ
| w suiners aldrge stock Of Heavy and sneii Hare
ware, upon terms aud prices which cannot all 70 gu
| We propose In this column to keep our customer
posted up In hardware matters and Invite calls roi
| our friends who desire fair dealing.
1000 ss.h vi % for, =,
| r. CLOSE 60.
ENREKing safes the only genuine kind for c sail
| cheapby 7. CLOSE co.
L T. CLOSE & cos.
SAws, Circular, MuIey and Gross Cut, xarranted
| - at T.. CLOSE & CO.'S.
IRON Ax,es, Thimbie skein. and springs, at
" sale at T. CLOSE & cos.
TABLE and Pocket Cutlery large stock for sale
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain Pamps for sale at
L r. CLOSE cos.
+ LIGHTNING Rods and Insulator for sale at
IL T. CLOSE CO.'S.
FAD Pipe ofal sizes from 3s oi c ssls at
w L. CLOSE 81 COS.
GARDEN Tools of every description at
VI I. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
Rifle and Pistols best q Gtoss e. ' eos .~
Groves and Tnware which VII bssGd e eaas at
MOVES Portable Gri'' MIl 4. CLOSE = cos.
IL T. CLOSE & cos.
DACK ING, Hemp and Rubber for sale at
l. T. CLOSE & cos.
DLACKSMITH'S Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Ham
d "s''' for sale 10" ., II CLOSE g cos
II r. CLOSE & cos.
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale by the barrel
IL or gallon at T. CLOSE CO.'S.
CAV Mandrels of all sizes from inch TO 3 in: for
- sale at I. CLOSE cos.
FARMERS will find the best assortment of Ames' and
De- other make OF sho ses, Spades, Scoops, Hoes,
Forks, hc.,at Il. CLOSE CO.'S.
CHAINS Log OK Binding T!ls Ssr Halter s5,s snd
CNoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters forsale low at
" T. CLOSE d cos.
1kn dog. Grain Rakes for sale at 49,
lCU 7. CLOSE cos.
100 do Scythe snaths, best pattern, at
NVJ T. CLOSE y CO.'S.
ETNNNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale at r. CLOSE & cos.
SADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
y prices, at L. CLOSE e. cos.
WHITE Lead in oil, T. Close and Co. Brand,
w Just received, warranted the best in market.
at T. CLOSE d cos.
r INsEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
IL r. CLOSE cos.
CASH, Glass and Putty at low prices at
- L. CLOSE e. cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

small farm 40 acres all In cultivation, good house
etc :, & miles from Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

"SAM ABOUT" -It is currently reported
that a remnant OF the ancient order OF Know
Nothings, who have not yet declared ale
glance TO either of the two great parties o.
the Union, held meeting on Monday even
ing compare notes as to which of the par
ties they would affiliate with in the ap,
preaching struggle. Their proceedings are
kept so profoundly secret that we have no
been able to get an inkling Of them. Per
haps our neighLor of the Democrat can en-
tighten u, upon the subject, as he appears
to be 50 familiar with their operations at LIZ
Claire.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

TIE FRUITS-Peaches, Damsons, Biackberries,
Rhubarb, whortleberries, Goose berries, and
Cherries, for sale at the "HAW kEfE."
lima a
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HARVEST WAGEs.-The Rock Islander
says the farmers on that side Of the river are
complaining of the same difficulty experien-
ced by those on this side - that of procuring
sufiiciency of harvest hands. Two dollars
and quarter per day has been the maximum
though not uncommon rate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

DELlSHES-Piekles, Preserves, &c. Cucumber
II in glass and wood, Onions and Horse-radish,
Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear and Black berry Pre-
Currant, Strawberry, Peach. Orange and Blackbe
~ Jellies, Ketchups, Pepper Sauce, Capers, Bay
Kun, Rose Water, all sorts of Extracts, and Fresh
Oysters new and Of all size packages. and for sale
cheap at the HAWhEfE STORE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

GERMAN PRo-SLAvERY FLAG. - Our
neighbor of the Democrat seems to be some
what worried at the article in the Gazette
relating to the raising of the German Pro-
Slavery flag. We have since been assured
BY men who were there, TINT our statements
were strictly correct, and we do not doub,
them. We do not su pose that our co,em'
pOrary, any more than ourself, would delib'
erately misrepresent thing, but presume
somebody has been imposing upon bis cre'
dulity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

ELEGANT ELEcTIoNEERlNG.-W are in
formed that one of the Buchanan office
holders of this county, among his Other
shrewd and popular" ways of elcctioneer
ing, is in the habit of telling laboring mel
mat Mr.. Rogers, one of our candidates TO
the Legislature, is of such aristocratic man
ners that he will never permit working mer
10 eat at the same table with himself
Where Mr.. Rogers is known, such charge
would be laughed at for its absurd untruth
iulness. His manners are precisely ant
ProVerbially the reverse of aristocratc
we nllade to the matter, not because we
consider it Of much importance, but to lei
The officer in question know that we have
heard of this specimen of his eleclioneer
ing, and to submit to him if he considers il
entirely the fair thing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

DRAys.-Two or three years ago as many
drays did all the business OF Davenport.
now 1t would be difficult to enumerate
them. Twelve of these useful vehicles
standing before our door furnish us the
,taYn
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ma,sachu,etts American state Convention

| Massachusetts American State Convention
BosTos, July 25,-The American STATE
Convention continued its session through
the entire night, and was the scene Of ex
traordinary confusion and excitement.
About 2 O'Clock in the morning the com
mittee on permanent organization reported
u list of officers, embracing Hon. Z. c
Baker (Fremont) for President.
The Fillmoreites nominated 3. King, o.
Roxbury, for President, and vote being
taken. Mr.. Baker received BOG, and Mr.
King 26l.
Tremendous excitement followed the an.
nouncement of the result, and Mr.. Baker
took the chair amidst ia perfect storm Of
Kisses, groans and yelis from the Fillmore
side of the house and cheers from the Fire.
monters.
About $50 Fillmoreites here left the hall
in body.
Order having been at length obtained.
the Convention proceeded to an informal
ballot Tor a candidate for Governor, with
the following result:-Henry J. Gardner,
242; A. A, Richmond, Adams, 80; scatter
ing, l6.
The nomination of Mr.. Gardner. was sub.
sequently confirmed by reclamation.
Henry w. Benchly was nominated fol
Lieut.. Governor.
After nominating for reelection the pres,
ent State Secretary, Attorney General ant
State Auditor, the Convention, at about
half past six O'Clock this morning, dis.
solved.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
TALLMAN & POWERS,

TALLMAN q POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be-
ttceen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale TIE following valua e Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner
3. SIX lots on the south west corner of Fourth and
Fanam Streets.
g. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
All the above lots are well situated and In parts of
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
ST of S. E. S. % T. 70 n. Ranges we st 60 acres
NiofN. Z. IS; SIT. ~ n. Range west 50 acres
The above lands are vi on the line OF the railroad
| from Davenport to iowsC City!
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety ceres of
timber land near ElviraP O, seven miles from Ly-
ons, CEaton Co.. near he Railroad; all choice lands
| well watered.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty first rate land, well improved with
good houses. Will be sold at a bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and fifty acres fine prairie land two
miles north Of Montezuma, the county seat.
Mich l7-'5G-du
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
I60acres nve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half mlos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm of IS acres under the highest
state of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees The beautiful land In the vicinity The
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of6O acres, 40 under cultivation, 20 of tim
Der. Anever failing stream runs through 1t. VIII
bssold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
so Acres Of choice prairie at a bargain.
At North Davenport,
A beautiftl five OF
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Iowa City.

n,, & Dwarf, at the old stand known ms 'he
,a,. auction Rooms, Iowa City are Agents for The
~ n.,saport Gazette. Subscribers to our Daily can
Is.,o their papers every morning BY ealing ~ me
stand
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

THANKS ETc.-We are under obligations
- sc. Dawson, of the firm OF Dawson
C,;cgs g. Co., for lot of late eastern pa
nora He has been on for the purchase oil
more goods in the line Of the firm, and will
.oon have on hand one Of the largest and
hs.,.sele cted stocks of Boots and Shoes ever
brought to this part of the country Both
tho retail and wholesale departments have
hesn attended to, and it Is the intention to
have the wholesale department SO well sup
nEed that country merchants will md II
mo,a than ever to their advantage to make
their purchases in this city. We are always
,essed to note improvements in any oil
oor wholesale houses, and more pleased to
he informed Of the fact that their enlarge
men,s can scarcely keep pace with the de-
mapds of customers from the neighboring
towns and country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned has been
1 appointed by the Court of Probate for Scott
County Administrator ofthe estate ofAaos WHEELER.
deceased and notifies all persons owing said estate
to present their accounts to the Probate Court Of
pfopating said accounts aud all who may owe said
estate 10 nay such debts to TIE undersigned Ad-
ministTator. -
d. II. WHEELER.
Administrator OF Amos Weeelvr, deceased.
Juiy 18th, 1856. M3L.