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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES !
n. a A. w. McoUAT's
Stove, Coal Crate and Tin Ware

EST A BLISHMENT.
rTHE subscribers, thankful for the very liberal
Il patronage heretofore extended 20 them, by ~
the citizens OF Indianapolis, sad the public gen.
orally, take this occasion 10 say, that they are "
10 receipt Of the largest and beet assorted stock OF
STOVES AND GOAL GRATEs
Ever offered by them In this market, which they Will sell
for cash. at the very smallest living prices hope
by fair dealing with all and strict attention 10 business.
10 merit and receive a continuance Of the same.
They also keep constantly hand Copper Brass ana
Porcelain Kettles, Tin Ware, wholesale and retsil.-
Castings OF every variety, including Smoothing Irons
Sugar Kettles, &c, &C., and all Kind Of House Trim
mings and ROOnngs, and Tin and Sheet Iron Job Work
done 10 order, with nesiness and dispatch.
Also, nne and assorted lot Of
Russia Iron Albright Parlor stoves.
OF their own manufacture, warranted Inferior any
n tins market
Also, an assortment OF RICHMOND PIoUoHs, al
ways on hand and for sale cheap for cash.
superior article OF
Agricultural n Kettles a straw Cutters.
II PEvery article sold by warranted
Those In want Of any thing In line win do well
give call before purchasing, think oner
irresitabe Inducements 10 purchase your Stoves snd
other articles, in our line Of trade, from US
sep IDLY r. LIS A. W. McoUAT.
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PROCLAMATION.

THE undersigned calls the attention those afflicted
and more particularly Of long standing Diseases 10
bis remedy He requests the sufferer bring with hi
bottle IL his urine for examiRsti0n and n cure
X possible, be speedily effected by him, and
too At very 81 oTt notice. JOHN HERMAN,
aps-wlyl WmTK,rows Boone Co. Ind
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY.

s. MANVILLE, President.
T. M. ADAMS, Secretary.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF BLOOMFIELD.
THE notes of this Bank will be redeemed In currency
| al par, at the ME bANh In
| Indianapolis. j. = s. hONiEh, Sssh'et'
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u ]. VIII MAAoT.
ALFEED STEPHENS, Ciy Click.
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III. s. MarshaI's Sale.

ALFRED STEPHENS, City Clerk.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
Public Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that J. NJ. D. BURROWS,
~ GAS LxssLIr, lssATIus LANCER. W. Woop, I.
C. DEssAIkE, 7. AkRwIs, JAMES NJ. DAIzELL, &. c.
PARRY, ]. NJ. WITHERwAx, ALFRED SANDERS, B. B.
WOODWARD, JAS GAMBLE, d ALpgS 7. MALLERY
prov sons of the Code OF Iowa. unoer tho title and
by the name OF the "Hawkeye Insurance Company"
and have filed their articles of Incorporation in the
Recorders Office IN Scott county in said state OF lows
The principal place oftansactng the business Of the
Company is at tbs city of davenport, In said County
and State.
The general nature OF the business to be transacted
by said Company, is that of Marine, Fire aud Inland
Navigation Insurance, 10 he conducted on the mutual
plan. Amy person applying for Insurance may pay
cash premium in addition to premium note; or
definite sum in money 70 be fixed by the Company in
jul for such Insurance. instead Of premium note.-
All premium notes liable to assessment for all
losses and expenses ofthe Conn any, whetherthe sam
arise out oflosses or expenses growing out Of cash
premium note Insurance, and, shall be payable In
part or the whole; at any time when the Company
shall require the same for the payment Of losses and
such Incidental expenses as shall be necessary for
redemption and payment OF Judgments obtained
against the company, and all notes, bills or bonds
issued by the Company.
The Corporation. viii comenes business on the 5,h
day OF January. A. D. 1856 and will continue for
twenty yosrs thereafter.
The capital stock OF the Company to consist of pre-.
MUM notes and cash pre- reed. sndsuch othar
capital by consent of the Board Of Directors, shall
have been added, and shall not exceed Five Hundred
thousand dollars, but the Company will commence
sand Dollars.
INC auaHs oi INC ION pdnS mail ee conducted cy
Board of Directors thirteen in number to be eiec-
ted BY the bsrs and stockholders; such ele ction
to be holden on the cd Monday in January Of each
year. But the Incorporators above named constitu
the first Board of Directors. and shall hold their OH.
until the end Monday in January, A. D. 1857 and
until the successors shall be elected.
The highest amount Of Indebtsiness to which the
Company viii at any time subject itself, Is Fifty
Thousand Dollars
The private property OF the members stock holders
directors and corporstors OF tho Company, which
not Included in the Capital shall not be liable fol-
corporate debts, beyond the amount which may b.
| due from each person respectively.
lar .dt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

war might hasten, but might also delay it;
regret that war If it must come, must
probably concur with the great conflict
which now convulses Europe. The British
Administration have long been unfaithtul to
the cause OF free institutions in Europe, and
| the French Emperor is in my eyes hateful
| usurper. Neyerthe ess both of these Ad-
m'nistra,ions are temporary, while the Rus
| san Empire is an obstinate and pernicious
, reality, accept the oracular expression of
the first Napoleon and believe that
Europe must be Cossack or Republican. -
The Western nations contendinp against
despotsm, although no duty and no proprie.
ty requires us to intervene on this side, |
should be very unwilling to engage my
country in a combination against them
Nevertheless as war with Great Britain is
now among the possible solutions Of the
present embarrassment, we certainly can
look Tor no mediation on her part hereafter.
II We overlook her persistent refusal to
tultll the most solemn and important of all
our international engagements, it will be an
idle dream to suppose ourselves free and
safe il we leave her TO waylay US on ali
sides OF our isthmus passage from our At
lantic region TO the Pacific States. Nor do
Tear a war, having justice and high State
necessity on our side. We Outnumber the
population Of the British Islands. Their dep.
endencies detract from instead of lending
strength. We have less realized we ath, we
have infinitely greater sources than G B.,
and our revenues are susceptible OF large
increase Our recruiting ground 10 ample
as G. B. we'll knows. for she has tried to
enter it clandestnely Ii there were any
difference in native volunteers, G. B. her
self as well as other European nations have
supplied us with this element of war. We
bave a corps of military officers and militia
officers unequalled, and we have the foun-
dation of all efficient navy that can speedily
be built up and put in motion. In view of
the circumstances it seems to me wise to
adhere to our demands and yet to cast on
G. B. distinctly the responsibility of decid-
ing on peace or war. Some would prefer
arbitration, but think we have passed that
point already. Il would imply doubt of the
of the position on which we
have decided to stand. Such inoi cation |
would be equivalent to an abandonment,
besides do not know where we could find |
an impartial umpire in the present distur-
bed condition Of Europe, do not think tina,
Great Britain will choose to resort to war. |
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the seventh day of January, A. ID.
w 1854, George Herring, Jr., executed unto C.
isnnemann his promsssry note of that date, for the
sum of one hundred and thirty 6l-l00 dollars,
And payable the first day of November thereafter,
aud whereas for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of said sum of money, the said G.. Herring Jr, did
on tue day Aforesaid, execute to the undersigned -
trustee, deed of trust, conveying for the purpose
aforesaid, 10 the undersigned such Trustee, the
following parcels of land in scott county, Iowa, To
vii: The South Test quarter ofthe North West quar-
Ter OF Section number sixteen. 16] in Township No.
Seventy eight, (7s) north of Range number four III
East OF the 5;h principal meridian, containing forty
acres o land. And now the said note having become
due and payable, and the said &. Herring, Jr., hav-
is failed TO pay the same. Andrew j. Lawes, Trus
tee aforesaid do hereby give notice that by virtue
% the power which by said instrument is in
ed will Wednesday the 7th day of February, A.
D. lsG, at the hour OF two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, the Court House door in the city OF bav
export, expose and offer sale the above described
parcel OF land, much thercofa as shall be sum-
eia to satisfy and pay said note with the interest
thereon, to the time OF payment, together with all
costs snd expense attending said sale and Of this no.
ttto. ANDREW J. La YVES,
Dated January 18th, A. D. is56.-dts tl5)
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

WNDY.-In contrast with the day pre-.
"oas' yesterday was one Of the most dsa-
gfeeable days of the season. A day the
wind blew as 'twad blswn its last, and so
pierclngly' as when faced to almost deprive
one OF the power Of respiration. Yet the
mercury did not betoken great degree OF
colo; at 7. A. NJ. it stood at % dogs. above
zero.
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Il C.4RD.

ENCOURAGED by tho liberal patronage extended
II 10 me by the citizens Of Davsn port since com.
neneing business in the city, desire TO return to
them one and all my sincere thaRks lind ackRouI-
sdgsmsxts; trusting by careful attention to their
wishes and tastes and by fair and honorable dealing
% merit their kind iavors and confidence. Knowing
the desire and want the part OF the La DIES for
goods Of the best Hyles Gsd gaGlitiss, shall en-
deayor thocoming spring 10 offer for their nspe
better assortment and class Of rich and ns goods,
thar has heretofore been brought TO the west.
In order to make room and be prepared for the
spring trade, shall from this date offer my goods at
srtrsmsiy ioT pricss and people may expect and
as good bargains as can be obtained in any CHEAP
house In the city. Respectfully,
H. Z. WADSWoRTH,
Dealer In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. 6 NIain
St. between Front & Second. Jan 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

TINE undersigned will open in the City OF Daven-
l mort on or about the first day of March next, u
Grst class Mercantile Collage, thai viii afford an OPP
portunity for the acqurement,in short course OF
iaw wseSs OF A preparatory business education, sur
ncisnt to qualify tho stuaent to discharge the duties
Of the Counting Ro ,m with degree Of correctness
acxuired only by years of laborious application.
The course Of instruction will consist OF Double
Entry Book Keeping, embracing every del rtmento
Trade and Mercactile Accounts, viz: wholesale and
Retail Commission, Exchange, Banking, Manufsctu
ring, shipping Indy idusl, Partnership, Steam Boat
ing, Joint Stock and Compound Business.
Also, Practical Psnmanship, Commercial Calcutta
tions, Commercial Correspondence, and Lectures on
Co.'s IN ercial Law, &G., &c. -.
The most ample evidences OF qualifications 10 con
duct an Institution Of the above Kind will DO fur nshed
WILLIAM V. BARR
Attorney at Law
aass.dlm. aud Practical Accountant.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

The Oquawka Spectator states that a
man and his wife living at keithsburg, have
oeen committed to await trial for the muir
aer OF boy seven years old, child Of the
husband by former wife. The post NOR
TEN examination disclosed the fact that the
child died from starvation and severe beat
,hg and other cruelties too shocking to re-
peat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

We were mistaken, the other day, when
we said that the libel suit of Geo. E. Hub
bell, esq, against Alfred Sanders. editor of
the Davenport Gazette. Enos Tchenor,
mayor Of Davenport, and others, had been
settled. Sanders has settled and paid the
damages for himself as agreed between him
and Hubbsll, and the sui, is to be prosecu.
ted against the other parties.-R /. Argus.
Had the Gazette, at the time that j. b.
DAslohTH was indicted for perjury and es-
capped by the kindness of the prosecutor in
falling to appear against him. come out, as
he requested and teseeched il to do, well
knowing its circulation and influence, and
stated that it believed him to be innocent
Of the charge, Danforth would have been
our friend. But as we could not conscien-
tously do SO, believing him to have escaped
HE deserts only by legal technically, he
has since left no opportunity unimproved
to display his malignity
With regard to the above calumay twill
suffice for US TO say, that Mr.. Hubbeil com.
menced suit against the Gazette firm for the
publication Of a communication he deemed
libelous, but that subsequently of his own
sceord he withdrew the suit and paid all ex.
psnses.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
For Sale or Rent.

- THE subscriber offers for sale or rent bis es.
Mil; 1 Enlistment, known as the Mississippi
almost entirely new, and OF the ost approved styles
will be sole with the house. This Establishment Is
situated in favorite position, and has afu share OF
brick, four stories hgq and has been occupied
ly three months. Terms made known by application
Jan4-d1m h hREIM.
HOSIER7--A dive assortment OF Hosiery az
H Jan 22d wtr HARRIS
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The British Quarterly thus estimates a
Oar OF iron when worked up. At an original
cost Of IS, il 10 worth in horse shoes. &c.
oo; needles. 1856; pen-knfe blades, $3,2s5
shirt buttons, 29,4s0; and in balance
spring for watches, 1886, 900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

FEE SLEIeHs. have noticed mum.
Der Of sleighs passing along the streets
which for beauty oil construction and finish
can scarcely be excelled in those cities
where good sleighing SHOWS can be counted
on with Us much certainty s the recurrence
Of winter. At all events they are quite
handsome enough for places where an To-.
,,slmsnt in sleighing apparatus is not quite
20 sure to be paying one Us ia The city Of
po.toa. Our climate, however, in this re.
.ueet seems TO be acquiring a more settled
character, and those disposed 10 indulge in
The luxury under consideration, will feel
less hesitation in adorning their sliding We
bieles with all the ornaments Of which they
are susceptible.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled claims for Losses aud not duo, e70,Os2 "a
The .EtDa Insurance Company presents It's patrons
the very satisfactory condition, OF large Increase In
Cash Assets for the further security Of their policies
sour ntsbcing placedst the mark etminimum
time Of soIs depression IN the stan
da I'd Of same. They either prime dividend pay
ing stocks, or good, liable and clean
yielding moderate interest and income. The stand
ard bi sis which ho Assets have oeen valued De-
Ing Gold at Istsrsst. Besides this solidity the Com
pan yealls attention TO the strength and security II
derives from It's combined system OF Agencies, thro
phsisnx o sTgeriencsd sdsrUritsrs, which has
for Thirty seven yesrs, the hsppest results
TO stock hoiders, and claimants for lossssand ena-
bes il to the year 1856 with greater prestige
for future usefulness than has yet been reached by
rea lily national Insurance Corporation
All business attend d to with despatch and fidelity
HENRY b. HOFFMAN qA0ENT.
Jan. 81, d-2w
lLSO--s eases o! those fine Clocks, Seth Thorn
n az, mako days and 30 hours, best made In Amer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

An luposTos The Rock Islander saws
an Irshman is going about that city solicit.
ag charity, who pretends that he is just
from the Hospital, and tells piteous story
about fractured leg, upon which he limps
distressingly. But he only limps when he
|begs-and in the practice of his profession.
gets considerable money which he solieits
on various pretences. As the river can
new be crossed without paying toll. and as
easily ss the same distance can be passed
by land. It may be we'll for our citizens TO
be on the look out for this snterprising ndi-
yidual
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

CROFT,s GIFT CONCERTI
Last of tho season.
81, 500 90 worth Of Valuable Presents, such
a. Nusical Instruments, Writing Desk,
Work Boxes, Jewelry, Books, Fine
Pictures, Engravi gs. &C., &c.
Nl Island and vicinity that he win give Concert of
Vocal and instrumental Music, at the
OLD METHODIST CHURCH,
on Union Square, opposite the Island City Hotol,
Rock Island, on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. eth,
whole Number Of Tickets Thirteen Hundred.
The following is list Of The valuable presents TO
be distributed among the Ticket Holders on the
ing Of the Concert;
tsge Furniture, marble top, 1885 Gold Watch lever,
hunting case, 5000; splendid inlad PAPER Machio
WIitlag Desk, 25,00;l superbly bound Book Gene
Desk, 1890; Flute, each I4,S and 4dols "a Flutes
81 so esch 1910; Ladies' Papier Machie Work Box,
inlaid, % 90; Violin, each OF i2, and dos vi
olins, 6vO y violins, $a00 each - Oo Silver card
200; - dns Pictures, gilt frames, SO, l20 o.
Inlad Rose and Satin Wood Backgammon table,
1910; Caronsts, % each, 5000; Ciarionsts Slu
each, 3o0o Guitar, each 10, - and dolls Cult
airs, e5 esch 1000; Banjos, 50 each, 1901 Millions
Works, in superb Nc. occo,s,o splendid Gilt Chi
ma lnkstand, 90 hne Gold Thimbls, 500; 80 New
Miscellaneous bind books, 4l00; Gold Breast
Fellows Pin ais; Pearl Gross, 800; set hne gold
Geld Studs, 81 67 each, 500; I2 Gold Rings, elss0
each Gold Pine o. ss cs 40; 50 ans laTs
such ~ India Rubber Combs, Books aud Music Book
&C., &C., 5000.
Tickets One Dolisr For sale al Crofts Music Store
and Warren h Rhswn's Book Store.
Doors open at o clock. Concsrtst half past pre-
eisely. Front Sssis reserved for Ladies' aud Gs tile
men accompanying them. Jan 23-daw
< FEW doIen Mems and Boys Plush Caps Al COS
kAst HARRIS
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TO THE LADIES OF
DAOENPoHT,

MISS RENwICK respectfully informs the Ladis
wi Of davenport and vicinity that sho has moved
10 the rooms Brady St., formerly occupied by Miss
Spearing whom she succeeded In the business Of
Millinery and Dress Making. She has on hand an ex-
tensiys stock Of Embroidery and Millinery Goods,
which she will sell at reduced prices, In der to make
room for h spring stock which she tincnds shall be
extensive, ofsxeellent quality, and moderate.
ian IL
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Buckwheat Cakes
MOL A s S e S!

WE have for sales No. article OF frsst groud
w Brekphsat Fssr, In sacks Of 100 lbs, SO lbs aud
3sibs for family use. lllove OF the above articles
will do we'll TO give US call.
HULL & PARISH.
Jan l6-d6 Front ST., Davenport,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

SALE OF LoTs.--We understand that q,
the auction sale of lots at and near the cor
nsr Of Iowa and Fifth streets, on Thursday,
the corner lot brought $4,000. But two
others were sold. A large number of per-
sons attended who wished to buy, but the
lots were not divided in the way to suit the
purposes for which they wanted them
They were too small. being but "a by 80
ieet--if they had been larger. there would
have been more sales, at better prices.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

PAYING EXPENSES We learn from the
Rock Islander that the Lectures 10 its city
have net thus far paid expenses. We are
pleased TO say that quite the. contrary is the
,sct Oh our side OF the river
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
rag DAILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

, N. only paper the State OF Iowa tina, Is printed
Power rress and its circulation is the largest of any
b. State Advertisers appreciate these al, ansges
N, columns ampi, testify.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

Ut Dobbs has extracted a powerful tom
&c from sausages, containing the strength
OF the original bark! He christens it"Sul-
plate Of Canine"
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Beat estate


JuHa r. II. TALLMAs, CHARLES Powg rs.
Poushkeepso, N. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMAN POWERS.
Attorneys Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once, south side OF second street oppos e Claire
Block over Wiiey's store.
I AADS boughtand sold on Commissi Having
1Laiso an once in Eastern New Yora, at a point
from which alargee ngration may ba expected during
the present season, we have unusual adv antages
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
IL TLoansnoyotated On Real Estateseeurity.
-REFERENCES---
New York city. Psughksepsie, N. Y.
Hon John Van buren,, Hon Charles Fl Ruggies,
- A.C. flagg, Gilbert Dean,
- Charles O'COnor, :. VI Yasssr & Co.,
william Haveneyer, Benson ] LOSING
Anthony J Biesckcr, Prof. S. F. b. Morse,
william IL. Skidmors. Utica, Y.
Albany, y. Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Caggsr Porter Chicago, III.
hogeboome, King and BoIes RK.Swift and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile ald Fo Wler,
Apil3d Wit WIR. Wood and Co.
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Clinton. Clinton County. lows.

PERSONS DESTROYS OF Information concerning this
l. point can see plat Of the new Town and obtssr
1911 particulars OF prices ofiots DC. by calling on
GEO. H.PARKKK.
Offee over Wiley Grocery Store, east.
Davenport, Aug. II '55-tf u
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UNION RELIEF SocIEEY. The ladies' of
davenport are accomplishing much good
through the medium of their benevolent as.
ISOLATION. At their meeting on Thursday
afternoon relief was extended to fse poor
families. About four-flths of the suffering
IN our city this winter is confined 10 the
lnsh Catholics, who are the most shiItless
Class OF the mixed population of our coun.
n.y. The above society meets every Thurs
Jay afternoon at the conference room Of the
congregational Church, and will, no doubt,
'nen and there be pleased to receive the
contributions Of those who have to spare OF
dhIs worlds goods.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02
FAMILY GROCERY

THE subscriber has opened stock Of Groceries In
L his house Perry between Second and Third sts
which he will warrant DO of the very best qualify,
and which he will sell low be purchased else
whore.
GIG AIRS
choice lot OF Cigars just received and for sale low
at wholesale and retail. c, M. PECK.
Davenport, Dec. 70. 1864 diff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-02

The CHICAGO CANES. In the matter of
THE canes" the Chicago Aldermen uium-
Pied. and passed the appropriation for the
payment them over the Mayors Veto
The Tribune very correctly suggests that as
the city pave for the canes, when the said
Aldermen retire to private life, the canes
viii become the property of the city. We
had not supposed there were ten as silly
men in Chicago as these Aldermen have
proved themselves 10 be. But the facts show
That 1t must have more than an average of q
certain class of individuals.