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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
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TEAS Of ALI SAfss Ard Glaitty. g,.sfB s..~,.e$
Specs Fsbper. Tapt0ca, sage, Pearl hasisy,
spl, Pew, Csssssf sissek vAs& Yasa., cssn.
.4eAl EnGhsA Ftcklss, Sauces, FYuks, Nuts, 0foUo4
Rice, psseeftss. Scar. r.tAndiss, Starch, cteseas0,
tosss Radish, kAs a., White Beans, Beef roassss,
IN r. .ssys ss;;s.ss arss essssa Low ssa sss,
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, Hsrre., ,hssianS QxArset hArsal, sacks. -
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% hsyesis ssOrs ana fSf sxss.
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Bs.kss, iass, Ns! Bysksss, Asp. sssessag
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
". W tss0a GsssteaH,

". ss tgS0sf HWtfgWW,
ATToRNEY AT LAW.
s0TAlY PUBLIC AND C0kvEfAhCER,
q lt l{end to al business reIsag 70 Real Estate.
l!raupg oil debts, ioa ming Of htosey, &G, Paftic"
ar ana prompt IEISnuSa given " making Ab-
= ayls Of i1tla Heal Is ate, and Gooveyaaetpy.
4jso Commissioners Ot Deeds.
III, lae State. oI hiaiTo, Vermont, New Hanpshtte,
,.saetsua,tss, y eW Ionk, AeH tsrsey, fsnnssssa-
ni4 s!rs tnia, onta, Tennessee Kentucky, Illinois,
AMI Missouri. .-.,--,,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

kork TslaN0.
Wall PaDcri Wall Paper!

:. To $1,000 rolfs on hand, Just Tocsivsd and open
Aing, We have no hssAtion in saying hst W 9
nave the tsvxsst ssd jsst eaiss weat Of Chicago az
yIit 10 our stare and waIshouss VII: shoS, al OF
uiaoa will be sold ~ rasAoaSbiA prices.
Il. A. PORTER q Bro,
Old Pionk " hook stole,
Apl7 dw-u RoeA nlsaa. ~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
WOODEN pU1fp0

EuEsuh.cr.ter L noS really to furnish WOoDEN
PUMPS 30 order, sf aay ieneth o. eaQoaRs-
lh~s- Pnmps ar u,4.ic that vai viii NOD AuO \
sIers. Warranted II sork wxll fcr ons ysAF. &c.,
iact logs furpjshed to order. sttz.i
viii inc snhserher u his place of snsinssl naee
sborey's Machine shoi TO. ShOxN0.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

60 u. W. hxPssS
OKAIAM Il kEfNEA,
sorvsrdius and Commission 1eIeanS1s
,r . lGI RON s. NEW BLOCK, FRosTs1AnA''
Davenport, Ieva. z,.
Grders solicited for The pafeasss u
Il, ,ni Ard Prod ae generally.
-REfxxESc8s-
Surtow . & Prs.iyiasI, navshpoh, 'o"@'
Mise, PussyA " ise, f'hii., Par
springcg, HsIbsugI d Co., Pbnsars' RS
spang Co.,
Jaseph 4. Elder, S., Loais, NO.,
WrsaiJs 4 g Hammer, oinstnnss, oAio,
+, Mccoy & sous, lisbon, ~
b. q d. McDonald & Co., Wesissil's,, ,ol,o'
ldohlsn Msrtin, . s.
Hanna, GaIretson& 4 Co., Clesetsai' :.
Hsseey 4 Sinclair .
Janes Graham, New Garden, :,
Merchants generaiiys s4ism,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
Essa NEW HOTEL.
w VERL HO u = T.

On Main near TN bIresI'
=, eo. open for permanent and !rsnss nj sosfas,
L Ihose no wish 9ntss ma ptsassns hs - q "a IT
- t,.ns- M short soIouru In davenport can u ~ !.
a. H. w ysriy House. Ibs tablssw. 'e iarni.a.a
w,,h ,he deiescie. the season; tns room are
sat. tne beds new saa solt. TAs WAveny y ssSoI as
- no nesei yes. OF ebisag In point OF beauty % ~
c.lIan Gle s.s at house, good furniture sss So -
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

l.. F. PELFON, M. D..
Ls0RARRLY Assistant Physlnt.s fe taeknixTa9Ms M
10 sdeni Ssresss 70 Tie Eeskiyn CITY Hoipital, re-
Gently Of OEsnes nd WeMeheeteF Cos. y. T., oHsYs
services 70 the citizens of OsvsnRor
oh,co and rsstdsnss, Bfsdy st.nsahy opposite Gsn
Satgonrs. aug ~ ioae al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
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uaysspoaT, IOWA, IOWA clTI, IOWA,
General Gem m Issi.n 4 ForWeroanS
.Ner e Il II - rs.

Past,satar s,.srlion psia 30 he purchase 49, s.e
If y, III Zee Liberal advances made o6 So1asA
Sns,ts Casa psid iaf all kind Of Produce
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

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Ready Made ClothjMg,.
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nest quality aad lssess styl Of gosds
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styis. color md quality
80 9nla 'vESTINGS. eS
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ID TinssI spd Cofored silks, Fancy And Plan Buk
Seiyet, Rssey eSlk ssd AnSs. ltslia1 oGik oUouA-
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Gzshsues 10 great variety. -
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Black, Blue and Hsown Broadclosh Union, WliszsJ
and Pilot etnshs, Fancy, Biss, Brown AAA Ma1bsssy
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tsst imports. Aig.e@ q. = s7Ns
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Doeskin Pants3 noa,n asd Guernsey Fsesks, Wsap.
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Vo,sr, PmbHc, and ComnisslonoI OF De sds Tor
Newf Hgnpsaitu, Ss!aoai, ssw YORK Psan
sylsania and Ohio
pflce, ,cornar OF Irsd! aud 81 SIS. .,,..
stuhE DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Physician s Su-eso1.
one "a soyth side of3i 81 iwo dsoss Wet Of
Brass nUsyds a. Dainoutso u sou's sinn ss4d rs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

q Dd Mrs. Cox at any tmo TO board a. your
nouses A. fes SIR alter her separation from DR. Cox
II was ON ths 10Th Of February, 1854 think lived
house; Mrs Cc1 boafceo With us till ths Arst Of Ms,
nom thst time she tcoR the house from for the next
year; the landlord kaAsferred IL to her.
partake of The Sacrament and ii so at what sturches
A. Yes she partook of Communion with the
Sunday In April, before we lett New YORK; that
Dr. Anthems corner of Secor and Tenth street.
Don at the ciarch Of Mr. HKhey. In Eight senth street
du, ing TIE last rs. Con boarded with
us in bergen coHnty IN New Jersey where now reside
q. WAat was her deporsment when she boarded With
ohjsctsd to. .I
Cox NOS sicks A. The last February year
sgo she very ss; found her. when called to New
York very sick In b,d with dsesss OF sngs took scx
mytsk 49, ~
Q. How long Was she sicks a. About two weeks,
whsa sbe osne to sec me- henrng WIS not expected
70 live snd sAe hac relapse after 1t; my mother il
very sick; shs Is sgef and helpless, but her mind
ts required.
Q. Bow was Mrs. Co1Sdrsssedp A. I never noticed her
wearing two vsais except In cold weather, AZ did my
self; We only wore them in the street.
ross-examired BY NJ. Stougkton-After the ssusra-
sD she vert to reside with and your mother? wit
ness-Yes sir IL was the 10th q Fsbruar, 1854 she
rera aimed til Mey following when abe took tine house
ti May 1855; twas In 2ebruary, year ago. she was
very ffck
Q. How long bad she been so9 A. some days; it may
5avs been longer than Foresight; was taken NJ few
Gays after; called upon her. and WAS sick about
month; when fhe came to $50 she very hoArsec
site wrote note to stating that she sck don't
know that she haa'a physician.
O. DR.. Cox told you he unhappy, an her mind and
bis mind were dfturbed aboat businessp AZ Yes sir,
that rs about the ubstsnce don't remember ATS saying
IL las de her irritable.
AsIs the adjourned till IL O'Clock this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
The New York, Fire Departments
TO THE E0IEOR OF .-HE HERALD.

An important election s about to take piacs in tho De-
rarnen and 1t beheoves the members of that body to
stop and think we'll 5efsre they cast their For
years the Department has laborea under the uputeton
OF bsirg the most rcwdy organization that could possibly
bs oundthe worst managed the most pernic.oxs in It's
nhssnces. This state OF things the natural
qutA:e Of the advantage bad (poltcaDs) took of the
defects In Its organisation, who used institution to
further their nesIious purposes. Political 6rern@n.have
ever bes the bane OF the Dapartment-he rock upon
whieh Il has sekt How ul~~y good IN years rone
by lem tho ranks arer vAtny eadesvorrg to bring ABOUT
the needed reformation
We have better state Of affairs. Tloe pross no
ger teens with of "brutal strost fghts
among remen; mothers, wives and sisters may now
pass safely the house OF any fire pany without fear
of insult violence. This change has been brought
about by the exerons Of those who from their earliest
connection with the Fire Department, opposed
The Of politics with it, The ranks Of De-
partm Mt wants purgipg yet there
It the body to be wiped away before shall be perfect
In our organization Shall 60 bact-plAce inte-
rests in the hands Of the very who have opposed
vholesme Commissioner av-who use, have used, and
Will continue to 7se tie hIoMen q means OF advance
ment In political e to the injury OF all hold dear in
that Department. think that the prity Of the
men are with in answering no-most emphatiealiy
Le! us, then, -ote for men who not embems
for political Purpoees-who not tools of politicians
who do not desire make their tools. Vote
tonight who will stand By in preference to the dema
gogues of party.
One word DO not let selfish interests stand in
the way of good advance the prospects of the
bad A FIREMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
Pexzonal Inaslligencs.


Bon Thomas II. BAYLY, OF Virginia II is stated will re-
main In Charleston, where he arrived from Hayanal on
Thursday last until the spring has further advanced
Tho Petersburg Ere learns that tha health of the IA
valid ia much Improved.
TIE Frederick, (Md.,) Herald states that gentleman
named DR.. Wn, Keynoldson, brother of the msnent
Baptist minister OF that name who that csy for
the purpops Of delivering lectures being disappointed by
the poor received and being in reduced
circumstances has become derapged.
ARRIVALS.
Atihe C1arendon-D NAphegi ard wife. Mexco: Edwapd
Bigelo1 and wife, New York Stockton New enth
= vanburen KnterAook; B Plumb and Mr. Burne. Al.
bany; MT and Mrs Wilmot Johnson Datimore WALL xng-
land; John James, Albany.
DEPARTURES.
In steamshp Africa, fer LverpooI-Mons 10 vernnac
Frances Mr. and Mrs Mayer Mr Mrs Dowsdebee
children, New Xorki Mr. FrAube, Germany Or X Ross
Douro Peterbnro CIV; Mesers CowishAw, California;
Gbson New York Mons Chstsa ineua, France; Debos
NY; Jos seur4nton, Maine; MI Dnprey AND Awappera
Hsssra; Newman, ny; Sr Rsmfcs R,st,n ivasain
MeIico Mr. Ford NY; Minnet, Erancs Mr. yerforth ny
Benz Tones, sydney Crocker LNvan, Mr. Pratt Mr.
Fie ding Mr. Feldman KoeenfcM, Mr. Bowst,d, MT Har-
man. Geo Bartlett and grandson, ny; Mr. Anderson, Cor
many Mr. Rricsson do John Clancy, California; Jos Steer
Germ any; John Gibson, New York.
For Norfolk &C. IN the steamship Jameston-A W wog
Iom Gilbert Allen Mrs James and cnildreu Smps "
and lady Sarah Chatter. Miss Anna CHATTER Alexand
eta William Knooh and servant Mrs Edwards supxher
and lad, Henry seymour Isaac Booth John Miller II
Ross. L Grant " Il Dswraw-Aad II u the aserass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
Poiios .IntslliE once.
NUAEROU5COMPLATrIys AGAINsZiALLDGED LOTTERY
DEALERS.


DEALERS.
Within the past few days number Of complaints have
been made at the Mayors Office csainst alleged dealers
in lottery policies The complainant in each is
man named O. Ssbert, who first went before Judge Ca
prom in relation to the matter bat afterwards applied to
Justice 0sborne at the Mayors Office for warrants Upon
the sdavs o; the complainant Luke Brandish, Of No.
40 Broadway; William Mckay, Of No. % Ann street;
Daniel Stanley, OF No. 393 Pearl street, A. Ball. OF No
l4a Fo,ton street. Samuel KslJ. Of 81 Canal street.
Dowc, Of No I72 Broadway, end Joseph A. Dunn, were
before Justice Osborre and wers held to answer
the charges prefeTred against them beOe the Cour Of
General Sessions. The msgstrste allowed these parties
to upon ther parole until yesterday Afternoon when
they were to appear and gae In the necessary bail for
IL AR appearance to Three oG the above number
gave the required BAIL but the others found 1t difficult
matter to procare bondsrnsn. The parties complained
Of keep exchange Offices and loud In their iuscves
against Sebert for his conduct towa, ds them said
that thirty forty ether parties to be arrested
within few weeks all charged with being engaged in
vending lottery policies.
ARR2sv, OF AN. ALLEGED PANEL TH-gF.
! Josephine Williams, o Third ward nymph ds pave was
arrested By officer Bennett, Charge stealing S1lO
from Rsbszt Henry Chase of 10. q CortAndt street.
The complainant saJs he Induced to 90 with the de-
fendant to house OF i'll fame IN IAurens street. where
he was robbed Of all his money BY the paaa game the
accuf ed denies the shage, but nevertheless
mitted isr trial BY Justice Osborne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
The Allegs& Shaver Falmouth.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHR HERALD,

An exceedingly Objectionable article appears in yoar
impression Of to- day, in.which ny is cods& with
the schooner Fsimorth You sag 'sthat number Of
circumstances which IL would 10 iunproper to mention
here throw considerable suspicion the Portuguese
Consulv
desire to say that have had nothing to do With this
vessel her cargo voyage papers, directly indirectly
Indeed, never heard Of the vesse until name
SO falsely mixed up with her. and desire to add thcti
will become my duty to protect my character stand
Ing IN etfer ways than by explanations like this ifI
further grossly assailei
claim the prompt insertion Of this ccmmrnisation
in your newspaper. Remaining yours, respectfully
G. H. 8. DE LA FIGANlERH.
NIv YORK, March 10, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
Clty, Pe&aeScs.

The American General Committee Of the city andcoun
y Of New York. composed of three delegates from
ward elected by the Councis regularly instituted
Saturday evening Last at Palace Hall by the election of
r. Mills, Esq, Of tho Seventh ward, President; J.
Oliver OF the Eghteenth first Vice President; L. A.
Cohen Esq Of the Hghth second Vice PresidoHt;
Beatty Jr., OF Fourth ward, and Stephens of
the Eleventh ward Secresares Joseph s. Taylor EsG, Of
ing was held the atarday previous. The Councils are
all represented, and spirit Of harmony pervedes its
sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

Tho Louisville, papers the 10Th notice the dsAsl
OF "old Bs DuKx"a the age Of ITO years Ha rssAed
rAAny years in Virginia and served under General wash
ington IN the reyoiatiop OF ate years he had drvsa
wood wagon In Louisville for livelihood
Mrs. ErIzAmri DufunnRArtx Of nsvidson a. Tam.
died on the 9th instant aged fi6 years and mon
she was the hrst whewoman settled In davidson ooun
and vas probably the eldest person u the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
sLersoy Csav News.

RoasxRy AND AaRssrsThs residence sf 8. Lucksy, No.
IA Grove street. entered At about two O'Clock
Wednesday morning BY thieves, and clothing to the
amount Of $50 stoleu Capt Fanner and officers role
and Baum. Of sAe night watch, hem leave the pre-
misses, and gas chase and arrested hsm Taey proved
be John Perry, alias fohr Williams, and Michael Clark
alias John Lynch Mr.. John @ 2azee, of No. 179 Nor
ran street. Identified Perry OF the parties who en-
tered his the night Of Feb 25 wAen hs house
robbs5 of jewerF and clothing to the $780,
, They wars committed TO answer both charges
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eced 10 by the counsel on the other side ard the
tion being sustained by the Court he resumed his
remarks.
win show tbatYa the plaintiff msds inquiries
Impress him with strong convictions Of her worth. So
strongly satisfied he with this fact, that he then
begged her 10 marry him. will show you that he
mended her pety and after he had made inquiries In
gard to IT. and found out that she what professed
TO be he expressed bis delight regard thereto will
prove to that he put upon his trial by her. and
the charges brought against hin. will prove to you
that he speaks Of her and piety and that
declared 1t was not her property he sought will then
prove to you by his certificate that she lady
beloved and respected by every oneiu . word will
prove you that after years. inquiries and eighteen
months engagement in which he himself says he Ia
tisfed of her worth piey and intelligence she finally
consented to marry him. The day Ia fixed some time in
April Bat she had still lingering douot him
enough to induce her, the day Of the wedding al
though she dressed for the ceremony to puit of
nighton the 14th Of May they married by the Rev.
Francis s. Hawks rector Of Calvary church. according
the rites OF the Episcopal church, and in conformity
with the laws Of the State Of New York. Now, the par
ties were one and the tie that now binds them is to be
dissolvedbut for one cause and that is adultery of
either OF the parties to be proved TO entire sasac
ton She tales him and his two children 70 her house;
she sells Of her lots tor his advantage and endea
vors in every possible manner to conciate him, and
make herself agreeable to him. When he 10 In.
quire what her property was, he pressed his dsap
much ~ he had supposed Taen began the OF
temper that marked bis conduct to wards her. and he
cused her Of telling him that she had property
che really owned and that instead OF being rich widow
81 200 year. They lived the first year sitter their
Iiage In Lsxing One Of the first things this
plsnt did was to ask the deencant 10 will him what
property she had She In good health and she had
no fdes of dying then life open before her, and
yet, astonishing ~ II may seem, Of tbs
Irst things the plaintiff docs to ask her V make
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q. You knsw Boone protty well A. Yes pretty we'll
O. When did you first know hms A. By seeing him
O. Was hs not there pretty oiteap A very frequently
O. We're you thereyvAen Captaz Joe Diver comraitted
suicce I'M that house, A. did not reside in ths city
then.
Q. When did you come he-ss A, In the month Of
August 1851 or 1869; came from St. Louis countyihs
souii.
Q, Was that yeus native p.aceS A, 1t wAs, sir.
Francis blanchard, sworn. Ceposed ~ fooys-l know
Mrs. G and ha1s had charge of her property SINCE her
marriage with Dr. Cox; l had charge TO, her Of six
houses, four in Court st,est and two In Wckof street.
Brooklyn
Q, Had che sny ntereJA mortgages to pay those
hovsesy A. Yes, they mortgagod for $12 0Op;
bad not charge Of her lsts on cypre.s Hin Cemeery
since February 1852 rentug them and pay ing the
rest on the mortgages and then handing over the sur
plus to hss attended thu repairing othsm Mr.. Cox
ola oti1terfere in The busiasss.
Jane Taylor sworn deposed a. 6llows:-Iive IN Jer-
ssy; an sister Of Mr. Charles Taylor, formerly Ahwyer
Of this cy have known Mrs. Cox about six years the
first time her alter sha married to nr Cox
was when she 'mace wedding CALL lived thon at IS
Sixth street, with my mother.
@ Did Mr.. Cox have any conversation with you about
Mrs. Cox2
Objected to, but allowed BY the Court.
Witness-lt was the Hrst call had nado after their
marriage that he had conversation with me- he accom-
panied from his house TO the Fourth avenue cars
| four or five months.
Mr.. Girardre the Court and jury the whole of that
conversation from the beginning to the end.
that his wifes business affairs made her unhappy he
confessed that he very much disapponted shat h
home WAS not happy In consequence OF this wich was
that she had embarras In her busneA affairs tina
he was not aware OF before, and asked me did know
what she was worth bad any ideAs Iould tell hin
apythirg about ~ would tst witA her, and ask he
to have her affairs settled of whic OF course, cou
l give him no information not kn1wing myself what sh
was worth