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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25

DKPUBIJCAN CANDIDATES ENDORSED BY THE
II workingmen-At large ana enthusiastic meeting OF
quarters Of Bowcry and Division street. Tuesday
evening Oct a. ls56 the following resolutions
and candidates nomtnaed-
ngmen Republican Central Union OF the city and
New York hereby tender 10 Anthony Beecker the nomna
for the Office of MAyor o Elisha hat
Judge that OF oves nor OF the
Ain sbouse and while recognizing the rgh OF al the friends
reform our municipal affairs their preference
incumbent OF he Mayoray would yet respectfully press
the tact the attention OF fellow citizens Of all parties
binaon a effort an sustaining that opposition candidate who
combines In his person the greatest amount OF strength thai
storm the citadel Of oGcl corrupto, which mis-
used power has inrenched itself Believing Mr. Bieecker
be the best and strongest candidate hereby pledge him
our support expressing At the time nj all at
temps 70 fiter away the reform vote among plurality Of
and tending surely establish and fortfy the pow
err AZ the head o. our city government
vadng The city aad county hereby express cordial
and hearty concurrence In the nomination 81 The following
gentlemen 70. Congreer-Guy 2. Peltoo L w. Ryckman.
and Abm Waterman and that hail with peculiar pleasure
The advent the Congregational OF popular repre-
sentative Of mechanical inereSs Thomas n SULLIVAN
Resolved nomination OF the following grutlenen
the Assembly viii receive hearty and sup
port-Ea Pepper Nosely Lyon Henry Bertram. Joseph
Robes Macy, James Borg Edward Collins y. w. Rcdarda
j. Jacques Thomas boyle, Al O. Hersmer. Archibald
or.on Blunt william c. Marshall Sew. D. Moul,oa sam III
4 Resolved That Whale reifaning from the general que-
collective body yet great pleasure In re
commencing "a The SURFACES Of friends In the dis
~hch they represent Mr. Nosey Lyon republican can
In IN the Forty sixth Counci district; Mr. Naibon Ncsb IN
The tay hrd district, and MT Madison Cannon for
Mr. Nesbit members faithful workers In our or
gapi2aon and he an able and worthy CO aborer with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25
TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or THE ELEVENTH

fyfDTllE DEMOtkA1lL kIECTOhS W THE ELEVENTH
Il WArdfeuow citizens A communicative appears thu
daily Herald ofzdins und The d r. Bteerr
Offering what consdsrio be comprontse II IL eviden
Mr. soS neryouzy Affected with the Of
ing be ward, by handing the
comparing hs proiessons with his former pLAc
but ue reisace In bs present overture II Mr. Steers
really earnest he has The o
The wa N he true and honest democrat let him give
he ee prOcf ~ bis sincerity by hooor able withdrawal
" on not he the wish Of the
of hts ward vhe have been the dupes
ci4ue influence and political intrigue resolved for the me
- take their business into their hands Mr.
Steers has had sucrnt proof Of The friendly eng Of
electors Of hs ward having supported him
and BY whom he ard the 9th.
ptcscrl nsor have intention of making
Electoral heredisry Mr. 4 has hsd what consider his
full share hut appears he cannos relish his food unless
drawn Of the pabc crib. Having entered
primary hambuxs. VIII in future. and nde
peudcn democrats nomina
sntL know be II the sterling integrity
tried aud ~iedged honssy. and consistent demo
principles Sweh ANDREW n. Jsckmap, our
present nonnae for Alderman ~ the Eleventh We do
therefore hope every independent eect0r win
% best endt eyoss - secure Tor bs Eleventh ward man
vhom he breath q eaumnv has darrd
repIoaca man above he reach 81 clique influence
Who ii elected eLs deal out equal and iusice all
sub he placed before he eiecfprs Of tho Eleventh
wRgd. Ff.FgrpR
ssw Yors Oct - 1864
al " Steers sbows hat he nominated b. he
Of from G0 70 200 o. electors OF he
yin ihsn. and oct ~ ihrn. ~ init committee. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25

WAS1Ep- $500 TO $40 CO.. TO LOAN OK BOND Avn
w mortgage properly stnsied IN The Town Of yonkers
Wesscbes,rr country, v. Y. The properly from
erounhrarces ny KIDD. Any Wishing 10 nyeas
shove vii ri address Geo T. Cooke, e
f0ur'pe-th street aud Tenth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25
cREyCu ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TrrE PRAScA1sE, REcEwMENr ARRIVE a NEW
y.,s - rlan1 psrfaensnt langue. desire enirer
rne ,~pscsbs fsrnie ntrcaine pour sgoer ds enfsoy
S'adrrsser A Marion al.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-27

BUILDING LOTS
Tor sale at fair prices and all on long credit, 10
l. facilitate improvements
COOK 81 SARGENT
sii sell lotste parties who will build them this
season, at moderate prices and = credit OF l.,
and 3years June S. dtf.
Bank of Florence.
Florence Nebraska.
O 10. b. sAEdEST, PFest. J. N. PAREEs, Csshr.
ME Undersigned prOpriefors the Bank Of Finrpurs
Nebraska, are BY tbs pro, VI lis charter ih
vtdna3iy onsihr for 81 it. issues aud ~ redeem
tirr N"i -ld ihsl.Ig.i4,sit. he II t
tlreur, sia, aud at eiBrT Erir Estk ing Houses
tartrra Exchange sIser sear rsi-- AZ 4yL.r
HgrttHey.
Gook & SARGENT bstsA.0I
COOK, sARG INT s Don Al \ los. esfy lIsya
GO1K sAkGI NJ tGoost " Ie-noiaes
GtsIh. StR6EAT FtKkkf ktafenas sstEa-
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anu York Money Market

! thorough change has come over tn"
money market. An sttingcney has d'aap,
.r.sfed and Discount fatea have declined
fan an, ucr cent, This is owng 10 the re-
,crnn5uIstiog OF Western deposits and o!
soer,e and the sui sidence OF all fear about
lie l1s. Of either. By The returns OF the
tilty-six city banks. OF their average uaiiy
condition last week il appears that ther de-
postis have increased 81 Ou5,b6S, Their spe'
Gle S737,3lg, aud their loans and discounts
sI045,slt This explains at once the
marked return of ease IN the money market
Nhifh became observable day by day, as
the week advanced The market has lush
ed up, as il we're, suddenly and unexpected
ly The sources Of supply have been three
told. frs, the receipts from California OF
a 6l6 600, secondly the sub-treasury pay
men,s, and thirdly, the influx OF specie from
IN inferior. New York being creditor oil all
oihpr psrts. The exports OF specie only
,mopuied in the week ending Nov. 10, to
S4ls,o00. ,..-..
The rate of discount lor first class sax
mouths pspsr does not exceed nine per
cent. which is Il decline o. one ger cent,
and some sixty-day paper is readily taken
n, .igLt As money becomrs more abun.
aarta we observe preference obtaining Tor
long dated paper over short to secure the
higher rate for longer period, the Pfospee,
Of decline in rates being very great nooo
indorsed paper--tbat is, lobbers' acceptHn'
res with importers ndorsements--are IN
great demand, aaj this kind, having six
months to run, is what is readily negotia'
ted al nine per cent In our next week .
number we expect to record another decline.
Second. class paper is also quick at to ~
DER cent, according to date. Cali-loans are
easy at 7 per cent Independent, 2oh'
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Washington Items.


New YORK, Nov. "a.
Cen. Whitfield is expected here in lew
days. lie will on the first day of the ses-
sion present his credentials az delegate
from Kansas, and demand seat IN the
House. The Republicans ! understand
will object, this will bring the matter 10 a
direct vote. II the Democrats have all
their strength here. Gen. Whitfield will un.
doubleday obtain his seat.
understand there are two subjects 10 be
argued between the Governments Of New
Granada and the United Siates-the prin-
cpal one tie Panama Massacre. In refer
ence to il the United States viii require iull
Indemnity and reparaiion, but that also
satisfactory provision be made TO protect
citizens residing on Or passing through the
Isthmus. Second, and less important mat
Ter for settlemen IS postal treaty between
the Two governments, but as tins treaty Wal
have more or less bearing on the interest
Of the Panama Railroad It is not without lis
share . importance
The steamer Marion has returned alter
her ten days cruise, h6sloing seen no trace
of the lost steamer lygnnals Or her ms
sior grae srd pss eHger7
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La I est " . w .


i New YORK, Nov "a The new trial oi
Lewis Baker tor The murder of VIM Poole
commenced here to-day. Judge Peabody
presides Preliminary pleas to Jurisdiction
we're o.sf-ruled -Four Jurors were obtained
from the panel and new jurors summoned.
Attachments were also taken oul agsinst
witnesses. The evidence will come on to.
morrow.
The schooner Susan OfieaH came up to
the city this morning from the bark Gene.
SEE from Antwerp, ashore on Little Egg
harbgf She brought up 400 pasaeng sra
with Their baggage, all IA good health The
Captain reports the vessel as lying head to
the northeard on the bar, and has eight iee'
water IA her hold
tenant house on Eleventh avenue, oc-
copied by sfX families, wsB burned Yestes-
day A Mrs Dufiia and her daughter pensh
ed il the hames
Gen. Goienfla makes IN io-day's Herald
further revelations concerning Nicaraguan
aud Cuban affair Gen Walkers hrHt
movement after The -rttiement OF affairs OF
Nicaragua was To be on Cubs, Tor the pur-
pose OF c0nqueling aud annfAing that inland
10 Central America, and forming, as Mr..
GaIIaRer aays. southern de polssm, aa a
counter balance Of the United States.
The building 252 Font street occupied
b, MaddaH s. Pease, and 2 A. Van Scho.
len, VAS burned 10 day, with ~ contenta oil
preserved IIuits, sle. l.oa5 abdul $4,000
patdy insured.
The anniversary OF evacuation day wa6
duly celebrated by military parade, aalnles
and liberal III play OF ihr national stan
dGfds
Coy Clarke reviewed the military, and
the horse on which he was became So res
tive that the Governor was thrown TO the
Ground. without, however, receiving any
material injury
The ships Samuel N. Fox, siias Wright
and louisiana, of This port, wrecked at Law.
erpool with their cargues, are valued In The
aggregate ut about S7OO,ou0. The two
l6rner were bound for New York and the
latter or New Orleans.
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1aro lDarf.
j Close 81 Co'- COLUMN

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8, rttvs. E..l..#I.= i.-,.f sfitts
E#s4say4f,p..,ffs,., m .f,..at
g1AtEtyG; Hstup and Rubber Tor sale at
- + f,LOsR < CO.'S
TsgsgEs,fIfHts l,,I.. Bellows. Anylf.. Ham.
l ,%..-s a.. 1.tn INV At r CIosE a co.'s
flopE-HadlIaa j Hemp. all sze.at
I aTnsH 4, Hn-S
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PuhlIo Ie0tuIss

We have mentioned the fact that Rev
Mr. Marks Of Quincy, His, wac expected
shortly to visit our city with til. Intention
Of delivering course of lectures on his trs-
tels In the old world. Mr.. Al. is citizen
of Quincy. Ills., where he recently gave
course of lectures, respecting which the
Republican of that city says
Mr.. Marks has just closed HE course Of
lectures on Eastern Travel He nae been
welcomed on his return from Europe ana
the Continent with an audience embracing
the intelligence and ehlfs Of oar city, The
lectures have increased ia interest and
none who have attended the course could
fail 10 be profited by the graphic pictures he
has drawn OF the scenes to which he has
been an eye witness during hls soIourn H.
the Orient There is freshness aud ruth
tulIess about his lectures that vs. rarely
see. He draws the most vivid sketches
with a master hand, and eN en- IN the details
Of common events, gives a magic HE like
touch, which renuers them matters of real
interest to the hearer. IL would be Impos
sihe to cuIi from this boquet OF fore gn flow
fr., any particular beauty, tor there IL a har-
mony which blends most happily in the
whole. Each lecture but creates stronger
desire tor the next, and 60 with undminish-
ed eagerIess, kis hearers real2od the pro-
mise OF the past, II Dir. Marks should de-
liver this course in other cities, his fellow
citizens here can offer their verdict most
iayJrably, and with entire confidence re com
mend all to avail themselves Of the privilege
Of listening to the Rev. gentleman glow
lng stories of the Crimeu, Egypt the Pyr1-
mids, Jerusalem, &c, We negative the to-
ap, truism, "a Prophet il not without hono'
at home," and feel much pleasure in saying
10 the lovers OF history and travel, go ana
hear these lectures. In few evenings yot
can see the Eastern world, and with an e&
csllent guide visit all the wonderful scene,
of this far off land
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-27
LOCAL MATTERS

o LECTURES announcement
no course Of popular lectures by inc
yonn0 Mems Literary Institute w''l Dc
il our columns this morning non
fou, P. Hale. delivers The h'ai OF The .ef'
,ss THE evening
o,hsre il a city ia the Mississippi Valley
.has worse street crossings III wei
asa,her. we pity the poor wighls OF 'h'
'svo ina, are obliged to cross over
rbe above is from the Burlington Ha'oh-
From il and the reports that come to
~ from low City, Muscatine, etc we are
,z.l;nad Ia believe that our crossings, bad
hay are. are decidedly above par fer a
u,,p and rapidly advancing Western 10" u
win The many improvements imperousiy
,souired in city taking the rapid STRIDES
,ba, Davenport ha9 done, II cannot be eX-
.,,eJ that the streets will be in as good
sood;,ion as We find them in old cities
,,bere the materials for Improvement are
,,a,e available and the municipal purse
,.rgsr and, We might add, lis strings more
economically drawn. With good paved Of
nt.nked sidewalks in every portion Of our
INV we must endure the crossings patient
~ until the favorable weather OF the ehsu-
int wear, will prevent Their permanent and
decided improvement.
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1 NEW Hrat rate Carrtuge, wisn standing TOP, g.
tyery lew price. tnoy,tD II. ". M0hhls.
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A CHANCE A friend writes " rom Tie
Irrespective city of Watertown, Q" the Mis'
st.sIapi, a few mles above as, that There. Is
a gro nd opening there Tor store aud MAJ
# any one OF our citizens who has stock OF
goods that he wishes To dispose OF and can.
not find purchasers last enough Tor the"
here. he canno, only warrant him large
,f.de there, but that the company viii pre-
sent him with such ether Inducements that
fine understand the business he cannot
fail to make il a paying institution. THIS
,s no doubt good offer and any competent
man uith some capital who wishes 70 en-
bark in 4, would do well to make carly sp-
uIicntion A gentleman residing IN the
neighborhood,of W atertown, informs US inst
he has frequently counted iron three to toer
hundred agons in one day passing On
single roaa that leads into the prospective
iv thriving town
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NJ a. w II 4. N 9 - ITO rcs
ySTE would respectful. inform the citizens OF
w Davenport and It's vicinity that We have Jus,
opened at the N. \. corner Harrison and sec nc
STA =, the most com plats stock OF DH 49, ever ve
fore offered in the North West, aud We uasi tnat es
strict 10 business and desire 70 please,
10 merit share OF public patronage.
Our stock consists In part OF Drufs, mem.
Gals. asaints, DYE SIuffs, Pcrfumery
aud Fancy Articles. Al the popular Pat
snt Med en ss VI tho da, constantly on hand. Phy
scans, PRESCRIPTIONS and Family Medicines careful
IN ennpoundsd. Having connections In the East,
We are warranted L. Offering our stock at priess as
nv mer chants particularly invited to examine
our s. ock.
pr N h. MARSELtS, regular graduate of the
Phiiadelpha'C alleges Of Mseleile aud Surgery and
forerly resident ply scia TO the Philadelphia Hos
ptal, can be found, when not professionally engaE
ed at our store. Residences, Hafrisoa ST., between
2d and ii. k.1 5.
ueg2i.du. w3m
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Ayogans Rights Cougsn lion.

Nav York Nov. 20.
The Seventh Animal National Women's
Rights cunyeatIua met this morning at tie
q,-4,o-,. .I- lglrl Stone. Blackwell pre-.
sided Addresses we're made by Mr. Bisfk.
VII Msry f. DAVIS and others.
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BROKE JAIL.--The Rotk Islander sayS,
One of the prisoners Monday evening
escaped from Jail. He at once made tracks
for the bluff, and wac followed in hot pu--
suit by number Of persons. He was heed
ed by Mr.. ]. Taylor, secured, and again
confined. We hear the prisoner knocked
The jaior down, in getting eut "
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CIaCIxEATf, Nov 24th.
The fcttJataR is the othclDi vote oil Ono
for President - Fremont 1877 ,4sl Tor bu'
chanan, l7Os7 Fillmore. 2S'l53 Hef
ritt Smith, i5G
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n.nt pisersa.na

LOUISVILLE Nov. 24th.
T4- bIlls I'll The Bank of East Tennessee
ate refused bY The Kentucky and Tennessee
Bank
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Election Of Mayor.

CIEeisSArI, Nov ~
Az The mun,,.paI election az Indianapolis
On Saturday, Wm. Wallace RePobli-
can vas elected Mayor by $50 majority
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Cook and Parlor Stoves.

14RENF gar.-ty i Tue latest and most .apprCyeI
\ gstsestis IA 4Iu4ekat, f1r sale hy SHrFH 4 REM
5EgF1S onl st.. folr doors east Df Perry, sign %
5F.. Es Ties Kettle.
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Eight Dollars.
NEW STORE and NEW GOODS

w havr iratei in this place with the in
w t,ntian 81 carrying NH Whsiesafs staple aud
Fancy DR., u .,s business, owing the steuess
the season have concluded t. Retail press nj
stock At Hkstssais pricf-
LAWN. been connected in Baltimore for several
years with the largest importing houses in tins
country latter ourselves that sell goods
remarkably low. We shall open in few days in the
large and elegant store being finished for
Main near the ferry, magnificent stock OF
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Tar REAsoE.--The N. \. EUsatDg Post
speaking of paragraph published few
days since, setting forth the scarcity Of
pastors among large aud influential congre
cations in Virginia, suggests that the fact
may be explained by mentioning the recent
Punishment of clergyman from Wheeling,
Tor not preaching the gospel, in conformity
with the laws OF Virgins.
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1Hs y. II. TaLLaAE, CHAR.EsPOwEk
'ougtak sepsie, n. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
AttOrneys& Counsel Ors at Law,
and Land Agents
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.
nRFERforsale the following yslua e Real Is
City Property in Davenport.


nRFEROrsals the following vaIua e Real Is.
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third street near the cornero
q six Tots on the south west corner Of Fourth and
farnam streets.
g. Six lots at North Davenport, betw cen Perry and
AIithe above tots are we'll situated and in parts OF
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold or
Farming Lands in Johnson County
3. OFFS f.. s.. 90 r. 20 n Ranges lest 90 acres.
N! ofN. 4. u.s. ST. 70 n. Range west go acres.
NE !ofs. z. s. 35T 40 n. Range west 10 acres.
The above landsare al on the line Of the railrsad
from Davenport TO Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety scres Of
timber land near Elvira P. o, seven miles frsm Ly-
ons, Clinton Co., near me Railroad; all choice land,
we'll waiered.
Scott County.
Impreved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres first rate land we'll improved with
good houses. WIZ be sold at a bargain
Poweshiek County.
T~ohundred and nfiy acres nne prairie hand TWO
miles north ofMontezuna, the county seat.
Mch i7-'S-df
Scott Co.
lGH acres uniIaprose ed landtwo miles frsm Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnico,t, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered
I66acres Ave mites north ve.tffOm Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport
One and one-half milos from Court House OF The
bluff, with superb We've Of river and surrounding
country small farm OF As acre. under the highest
state 81 cultivation aai we'll supplied With frui.
trees. Inc most beautiful soi ia the vicinity iths
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of 60 acres, 40 under cutIiVaIi
Der. 4 never failing stream runs throush it WI
ossold vary cheap.
Near Walcott,
Acres Of choice prairie bargain
At North Davenport,
beautiful five lot
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Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye stufts,
Pegfamery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
A. Is Corner Harrison and Second SIS, Dayen-
port, Iowa.
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,
Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
Ian ID w AR K a " T s. /.

THE undersigned have for safe Land Warrant.o
1 different sizes, which they will selifor cash on
lime To suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention to selection and
location Of lands ia Fort Des AoDes, Fort Dodge
Charitan and other Western Land districts. Also 10
payment oftaxes and land business generally
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ID ASSN. F-t. Naures, 2. .1.' ..." . W
II faHI#. tt.t.l NJ. fti ....
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On all parts the United States bough land sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
Bankers an and Agents,
Fort Des Moinss, Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
X(T + shall continue to receive and PsI OUT The
w notes OF tho above Banks las We baye done
taer organizaton) alter the 18th INST and Ill
further notice. LJanl2l COOK SARGENT.
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Dr. n. II. MARSEIis.

Dr. n. II. " AitSEIlS.
Late Of Philadelphia
- ESpECIFULLf offers his profe ). ional service
] 10 the citizens of Davenport and vicinity
Having been attached for Guinber Of ysarsto tas
Phiiadelpbs hospIsi IS surgeon and physician h
ieeis coup eteht 10 treat any disease or accident
that may be presented.
Would refer to Profess0rs 9. Paneost
Chas. D. Meigs,
ans, IAQsngDn n ST.
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Co.LlK PRosFEeT, Capt. Lowry, oi Ihs
coal yard, requests US just TO hold on ana
say nothing 10 anybody which latter we
intend d5,ng~-uuti about the middle Of De
sember when he will be enabled 10 supply
The city ith all of coal i. requires. Re
oieed TO hear it and hope in The meantime
be will supply us with enough coal 10 hotd
Oh bg. until that desideratum BE- obtained.
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- EtueI. hnaIa. ana -rlH y
- FF.t# ,H.t 900
Como s,.lua ,ai EvTJg lE
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lob PRINTING
wrapping Paper

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-27

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