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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-18
Green Curtain Paner

WILDE, and satined on both sides, also,
wv WALL PAPERS, various qualities;
BUkLERS,
Fire Board Patterns, DC, just received ut
at The ''Iowa Book Rooms"
No. So Brady st., near the Post Office.
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NEW STORE AND

NEW STORE AND
NJ CIV Goods,
ExTRAORDINASY Low PRICES.
We Will exhibit q stock of about
S4O,OOO WORTH
Chcapes, and best goods ever shown in . wss,era
CHARLES FISH,
Second Street. opposite the LsClairs House.
formerly Fay Broihsrsl
Has jus! received a large addition 70 his Rich and
SUMNER GOODS.
Consisting Of
Fiounced Grenadine Robes;
organdie and Jaconst Robes;
'aspe and Chenc Bsress Robes.
Rich Jaspe and Chens
PLAIN AND STRIPED sIIKx
Plain and colorsd Poult do Sole Giaces: -
Rich Printed Foalards
And Iadia stika
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, Grenadines. Grape Maretx, Challi, Dsls,pes.
Barsges. Jaeonets, orgaadiss, Lawns, DE-, DC.
MOURNING GOODS,
EMBkOIDERIES AND LACEs.
Inthi: department. our stock IL and alvays wil b
complete in every particular:
Long and Square Broche,
PrintedAnd Broche Stellar
Paris vAlencies,
Silk, Thibet and Cashmere shavis and s..,m
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shsvls,
BONNET and TRIMMING HIRDONs.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
ofevnry description.
HOSIERY, &C.
large assortment Of Englfsh and German siik
and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Ae.
spragus's, Aerimacs, Cocheos, And al he b>S
makes of
AMERICAN PRINTS.
Very Cheap.
FINE DEBEGEs,
A GROWN S~REETlNGo.
And a variety OF Domestic and other 0oods, 70 vhieS
we would iayitc the attention OF the Adiea and Csnea
OF Davenport TT and TO tho trade.
Wholesale IND Retail.
CHARLES FISH,
maysz I'd 81. opposite Ls Claire Aoass
AOfMby = Mlllsied.
cARPRNTxRS AND DUIIpEls.
suop, corner Of Main and PARK sts., DavenporsI .
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PAPERS,

n X living in the country, price 90
" Bunsby Papers, BY Brousham 30
Dc Quincy's Memorials. z vols. l,5U
Columbia, from the French, rs
Linda, Or the young pilot oil the Bel Creole,
by Mrs. c. l.. Hentz, l.25
Salad for tue Social, i25
Married not Mated, l,OO
Bcrenice, l,U
second Marriage daughters trials, IS
Island ofCuba, by Humbolt, ~
inLr odactlop TO Social science, %
PhiIiy and Kit or life and raim,nt, l,UU
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, 10
Jsst receive ed and for saleat
at Tho Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady st., near the Post Office,
May 81 ELI ADAMS q co.
Wau.Bun.
n II the Early Day in the North Vest, by Mrs. John
" II. KeDzis. Price e2,2S.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa.
New Map in Cases. Price $3.50
Mounted and vanished for Offices, &C, 800
at 1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 80 BRADY ST., near the Post Office
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GUN MUCILAGE,

l. OK Bankers, Law ysrs, Counting Houses, &c, In
Il large ana small bottles, with aud without scrow
caps anu brushes-at
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS front on the second floor Of the new
J rick building on Brady street near the Post ONCE,
suitable for Law, Insurance, &C., Offices; also, Il large one
second floor, back Of same building, suitable for an arch
it.ct, printer, bindery, commercial college, &c. Posses-
sion in a few days. Apply to ELI ADAMS,
iuly No. 80 Brady ST.
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: ANKERS

b. CORBIN, Davenport, Iowa.
CORHiN " WHITE, Fl Desmoines, 10
REFER TO
Messrs r CH0TEArJR.& G0.. New yorh
CASHIER axERIoAx KxcHAssE BAsx, y 49,
stessrs Txsox & DAMS, Bankersl
I" LueAs d. SIMoNDs, 81 Louis.
!. l.. A. BxNoIsT d Coz"
Cashier Atlantic Bank Boston, Mass, Messrs .Thomf
son 4 oudeslnys, Baltimore, RI Swim, ESQ. banker
Chicago, Ill.
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Selling Rates Of Exchange
BY COOK + SARGENT.
'ort DeS Moines Land AgeI
d

THE undersigaed have for sale Land W.rr.,,..s
L different sizes, which they will seiIfor essh or =.
time 70 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 70 selection ara
location Of lands In Fort Des Moines, PORT Dodrs
Charitan and other Western Land Districts. AIeS r.
2aymentoftaxes and land business generally.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.nsuoeRATIc" NoMISATIoss.--The"D Dem
,,r.tsu Of Scott county at their Conye ntion
hold on Wednesday, made the following
raninations: For Senator, G.. s. c. Dow;
peOresentatives, lie Roy Dodge, X. Chris
4 and A. Smallield, Prosecuting Attor-
no. John Johns, Clerk of Court, J. ID. Evans.
,rbo maiden at the circus must have been
IN the confidence of the Democracy when
die announced some days since, that Geo.
c e Deow would be candidate for SENATOR
We nresume that Mr.. Dow is about as tit a
man as the Pro-Slagery party could nave
dominated to represent them in the Legisla-
urs as he is an INSCRIPTIONS politician,
Lnovs which side of his bread is buttered
md is quite a good enough lawyer never to
Dsynit 4 case to leave his fingers unit the
n,ln Of his hand contains a good fat Zee.
W. feel that we have a license TO speak
rloinly Of this man as he never leaves an
oDgortunity unimproved to publicly Willy US.
Capt. Dodge is well knownto our citizens.
He i nm old resident of the county and has
rporesented it in the Legislature, which he
cannot possibly hope to do again, unless he
embraces principles less antagonistc to iree'
dom than those advocated by the party with
which he is now associated.
Robert Christie is also an old residenter
Of the county and at one time was a Wing
Senator in the Legislature. He is sull .
Wing, SO far as the great measures that
once divided the parties are considered, but
being pro-slavery in principle, of course he
acts with what is now falsely termed the
Democratic party. Time was, before Rob,
et Christie became so choieric in his dispo-
sihoa. that he would sooner have cut off his
night hand than to have voted for James
Buchanan the traducer OF Henry Clay. But
tines change and men change with them.
A smallield is a German citizen, one Of
the few who from some cause best known
to himself, after leaving his native country
for a land Of freedom, unites with a party
whose principle is TO reduce his adopted
country 10 a worse condition of servitude
than his faiherland.
Mr.. Johns, the candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney is a newcomer, an active politician,
but wont condescend to do the dirty work OF
the party.
John D. Evans is a very clever fellow,
but unfortunately an old-line Democrat, goes
for Buchanan, platform and all, and there
fore cannot be elected. We have thus spo-
ken plainly and truthfuIly of the opposition
candidatcs-they have our sympathies.
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Store To Rent,

nN Brady ST., near the. Post ONCE, one Of the best To-
~ cations in the city for a retail and wholesale Dry
Goods, Hardware or Fancy store. Also
Rooms to Rent
ON Brady ST., near tne P.O. suitable for Offices or Gen
tielnen's Lodging rooms.
N. b. A person living in the premises who will take
care Of the rooms If desirable. Apply to
ELI ADAMS
No. 80 Brady ST., near the Post Office.
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NO JULY Just received, being the commence
IL ment Of new volume, price 20 cents each num-
Der; sub.cript Ions receives NJ % so per yearat
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IN SCOTT . n IOWA

No The L l ofthe n w I Sec OF "a Mr. 2 z so.ev
No 2-Ihe n y / sec9 17e N r 3 = leo serse.
40 3-The y w Sec 10 7 1e \ X z lsO aesos.
The above three tfac6 are beautifully safnnnoA m
the Railroad ! miles from Dayenpor.
No The w foftheS w / of Sec 10 7 "a
50 acres. 5 miles from Davenport.
Nos-Ihe N EtofS W disco ! T 20 . 20
acres miles from davenport.
No q The 4 l of the N b 4 of Soc 81 + "a n n ! X
co acres, Oh The Rail Road, = mica from Dsyenpoa.
No o-2se ~ 1o0acrss in Sees u & 10 n MI sc,
upon the Mississippi River, = miles from DaSenpQN.
No ls- 100 acres In Secs27 and ~ T 20 n R9K.
Improved raxDs.
An improved hsrm OF 2s5 acres on the Mississippi River,
IL miles from Davenport, 60 acres in cultivation. loo broke,
balance nne timber.
Twoinproved firms three miles from Davenport.
Houses and Lots in Daysapegt.
No 30-Fin brick house on 9Th ST. hssvesn Harm.
sou and Ripley se ExcsIlent well, COED ssabls, %.
LOT sGx Ie0.
No 3l-Good frame House, 3 rooms, good vel, e.
Lotee153l, on Brad, near Locust ST.
= 90 on nraSy 81 iss oy 1870.
each.
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II CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. 2e-W. fractional ! Of the n. W. \ Sec. T.. T..
sl,N; K. b, "a s7-100 acres, near Thern's nilb
IN JASPER COUNTY.
No.4i-S E l Of sc Sc T 50 Z 80 w 100 Acres.
IN KEOKUK COUNT
No. 4s-S z and N W ! ofsec q T n n Is W sea
acres.
No. 4a-s W and N WI Of sec 8 7 II z u w.&s
acres.
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No It's w frac. ! OF sec6 7 70 X 10 w llS acsss.
Mos ! of sec IS T II r Ii W leo ae,es.
No. 4e-W ! Of N E / and s / OF n W 4 or ese il T
II K II 100 acres, timber.
In BENTON COUNTY.
No. 47-N Z 4 of sec Is T 50 II 8 w 100 acrea.
IN MUSIATINK COUNTY,
No. 4s-W / OF t Of soc 70 7 70 X l W 80 acres
: miles from Museaune, 5 from Junction. Apply 10
IN GRUMPY COUNTY.
No. 49-S / ofsec 2 T 81 r 10 w 100 acres.
No. sos L ofsec , T So X Is w leo acres.
No. 5I-W I ofE 4 ! of sec 10 81 l6 N N ac,..
In HARDIN COUNTY,
No. 52-E ofN b Of sec T 81 r 20 w 90 aerasL
No. 53-S of Wa of sec lat 81 x 10 " 20
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY,
No. 549S ! of Ef OF sec ! 80 K l w go acre..
No. SIS / ofN Z Of sec 20 T 81 r 2 w 90 acres.
No. 5-Hous and Lot, Store and etock Of reods.
in Upton.
W~ILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agent
Feb 6-du once Post Once Building.
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EkChAnEo
ION all parts ofthe United states souehtand ssll.
COOK, SARGENT z COOK.
Bankers and Land Aeouu,
Fort Dss Moines, IVvs
Atlanta and 1ntsrior 1aa5,
M Eshall eOntinue to receive and pay out he
w notes of Tho above Banks Ia We have doae
since their organiEation) sitter the l5h inst. and IN
further notice. lJanf4l COOK 6ARGRQT.
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xvARIoUS sizes, suitable Tor Stores, Hotels, Dwell
Iinys, Mc., from as cents 10 $3.50 each, also
MA TN emati Instruments.
Faber's ID rawing Pencils, all
Gum Rubber, Gum Erasers,
ORA v Ing paper, small 10 extra large sheets,
Pins for artists, Engineers, DC.
Horn Centres for &C., &c., at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 30 Brady st., near the Post Office.
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Books \ Stationfrp.

COLUMN OF
ELI ADAMS & CO.
''THR IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. SO, Brady st., 8 doors n. Of the Posts0fRce
DAVENPORT, ----- IOWA.
A Valuable Discovery-Ne Plus Ultra.
GROSS D R0BINBON'S
American Writing Fluid.
EOR opinions ofthe Press, &c, see copy Of cerlif-
II Gates ut the store of the subscribers,
and kETlIL AGENCY,
for Davenport, Iowa, and Upper Mississippi Valley.
ELI ADAMS h co.
At the Iowa Book Rooms,
MOB Brad, 81, near the Post ONCE.
June II d-lf
OIL P~AINTIHGs, R~NGRAvINGs, &c.
INHE subscriber having several articles Of the n
bove description consigned 10 them for PusLIc
SALE, intend getting up q DAY ACTION SALE o fine
OH Paintings, Engravings, Fancy Articles, &c, for
the aecommIodation OF Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Persons having goods OF the above description and
wishing To dispose of them can have an Oppo rtunity
BY applying during the week to
ELI ADAMS l. CO.,
No. 81 3 cady 81,
luna 10 uaar The Post Office.
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Rare Chance to Secure
Valuable Farming La1ds in seott County.
BUILDING LOTS

k'oR sale At fair prices and sg on long credit. 10
l. facilitate Improvements
COOK 4
VIII sell lotste par les who will build on them thts
season, at moderate prices and on . credit Of !, 9
ABu j lcAEH. Ina - 4 =
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'fes aeth,..
iCres mud.
stock, WAFER,
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5 Sndll,T,
acres in NIX.
20 per AGRA
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HONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
vi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN * POWERS,
ONCE over Wiley's Store, South side Of Second street
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Obi,
), 10 asf.
some daY
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

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triumph I. lzvSry demiAes sisl v
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usswsrvinely represent tie sentiments
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entirely Under democratic ruies. HI
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n glorious. cheering triumph y Hops
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
keon received the following answers both from
the Attorney General and the President

ny con received the following answers both from
the Attorney General and the President:
John MeKeon, New York Z =
Yonrs reesirsd feata THU President HsE-
'ers oS mall CUSHING.
ErEeUTryE NAssoN
WAgHTEsTog, Decerahas u is55
Hon. John MeKson q 2 sDiss- Attorney. New York:
Capt Bigslow Dispatch hsa been Tecstvsd and sua
Easasd 70 learn sas the Northern Light as nos psr-
mkted 20 escape. You VIII recsYe full Instructions hv
mail. In the meantime omit rneasrs and scars Iso
effort to vfndfcate the law. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
The VERY --LATEST = The U 5. steamer
Vixen, Lieut.. Commanding John III Decatur,
is now at anchor with spring cables ana shotted
guns, ready to pour broadaide into the North
ern Light, if she should attempt to leave. The
revenue cutter Washington, Capt. Faunce, il
also laying within s huddred yards of tile
Northern Light, also prepared for any emer-
gency When Com. BigeloR was notified Of the
necessity Of an armed steamer, the Vixen was
in winter quarters, but in three hours he had
her IN readiness, steam up armed, manned and
equipped for service There abe is as she was
az the famous blockade of the Kinney Expedi-
tion.
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CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENT. - The Charleston
Courier relates the following pleasant little in
cident, which occurred in that city on Christ
mas day:
About noon of Christmas, two persons, Joseph
Dewett and Edward Jones, were walking on
Calhoun street, and on reaching the corner of
the Bay, observed some men in German grog-
gerry there located, cruelty beating victim by
name James Gibbs. They stopped, and looked
in to ascertain the nature and cause of the dis
turbance; but on finding out the character and
composition of the crowd. judged it prudent not
to attempt interference. They had not proceed
ed far, when two persons from the crowd en-
gagged in the outrage. Christ and s. Vierfeld-
er--turned loose two savage bull dogs after
these gentlemen, who were quietly pursuing
their way. The dogs soon overtaking their VIC
TINS, hove them down, and were assisted by
their biped brethren and instigators, who were
armed with loaded sticks or bludgeons, and the
unfortunate sufferers we're thus cruelty and
brutally lacerated, and beaten by dogs and
men.
The savage game was stopped by the active
and prompt interference Of Mr.. 7. c. Hubbell,
who happened to pass, and the police soon COM
ing up, arrested the chief actors a.%
The dogs were dispatched this morning sum-
marily, by order Of the Mayor, who turned over
the biped brutes to Il, w. Schroeder, Esq, as
prosecuting magistrate. The chief facts OF the
case are abundantly established by the testimo-
ny of several respectable citizens.
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WM. VIZ. w, WOOD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNS ELLOR AT LAW.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
Harsns removed from Neu Orleans and located ii.
JACKSON, MISS, j.
va Liz give prompt attention to all business
entrusted to nis charge in the High Ap
pee the Superior Court Chancery s.stes Circuit
ard DISTRICT Courts the Circuit aud Hinda
RANKIN, Wafrsn and the adjoining counties
E Speciai attention Collection of Claims Notes. Accounts
JACKSON, alSs. eUI5 ifd&W
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omn esta ms Eweet wife, vii bonnie bsirns thres,
aus AZ her bosom, and twa at her knee.
There stood the feet seeed, a, foamin, and hot.
Ihere shfieked bis sweet wife and sank on the spot
a. n1ne a. saooa n's gray father weeping aae free.
30 name cam big steed. but hame never cam hen'
CPercey's ReIiques.
INDIAN BUREAU 80 Chippe,pa Ladians. "A
delegation of Indians from the several banda
composing the Chippewa nation. arrived in
Washington on Saturday last, and held a sstalk,,
with the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs AZ tbe
Indian office yesterday morning- numbering
nine persons, inclusive Of the Interpreter bis
son, and an Indian from New York, amed
"COrn Planter" who joined them on Il way.
After some preliminary remarks on both
sides, in which Commissioner Manypenny stated
that it is his intention to try TO break mp the
practice Of Indians coming to Washington and
that it would be better for them to stay at home,
quit 6 TALKING and refuse to sign their names
to papers they do not understand was init
mated that they would be heard if they would
state the object of their visit.
The spokesman of the party Ga chief who &C
companied the delegation that visited Washing
ton last winter) replied in substance, as follows
g In shaking hands with you, Commissioner, I shake
hands with all who present, and will tell yon what
business brought here speak in behalf OF the chiefs
lar way like the Indian who is cut hunt and wishes tc
aea upon his game that s to away stealth
Last woer spent three days in nsructng us to live
as you do and we know that your feelings for
kind you would not have been chosen to give US in
structon. listen to you when You talk to US. Your
instructions made feel grateful and made wish
could speak in your language. a%
"On my return home last spring, was constantly al
work up to this time telling Insps what you told
in getting them to follow your advice."
He spoke for some time, and stated further
that they had not received their farming imple-
ments which had been promised to them, and
that this was the cause of their visit. 5l
A second chief next. addressed the Commis-
sioner, saying: Es as .gug.
For what reason have we left homes to you
We had nothing and in low condition but that
we have found you we think we are much" The child
that to you last winter stole lands and
cometo have matters Ifeay person should
steal your property and give 1t awsy you would not like
it. and would insist on looking into the matter"
Several medals were given to the Commission.
er for the purpose of having new strings put te
them, and document was submitted purport
ing TO contain the sentiments of the Indians
and to set forth what they want. They asked
the Commissioner to tell them where they shoulG
live, and expressed a great willingness to 60 Il
work. Washington Union, 25th. a
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will leave FRIDAY the 4.h ~ pottyely
having been detained of the weathr.
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H. So ma Claiborne, Gainstown ell
landings the Alabama The regular EEzaaF
Montgomery packet P0s1 BOX Tos W. Roberts, masler IS
Tteiviog freight at tu hagnoia Warehouse, Basin
wlllehye above. For freight
LEWIS SEAPP &'CO, al Front strept.
Freight taken Pos: Boy with the privilege reahpping
light draug Atlantis p boats
viii md will . weekly