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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
Chicago, Alton 4 ST. Louis Il. Il.
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AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
(l,icayO and 81. l.Ouis.

rains ltaoe CAicago for 81. Louis and interme-
didt. places.
Accommodation Train, (Snuday exeept.dO 9"h NJ
EApress Train, Saturday excePtr.) II ~ "
Trans LeaGe 81. Lonis ~, CAscugo ard int.yne-
dtdt. /,tGc.S.
Sccomniod ation Tram, tSunnay excepted I o0A "
Express Tram Saturdays eNccptct) 3 30 NJ
Tians run directly ilnoUgl, without change Of
baggage. Trains run tanugn Joliet, Bioom-
in:ton, Springfield, Carlin, lie ami Alton.
w1ra,Ii3 run "a this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, numks and most re-
liable routc between ST LOUIS and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois entl al h. n at bloomington, for La
Sale. Men.iu.A ami Cairo.
nh GREAT Western VI iliino,s at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all The Railroads diverginR from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets at * Lons for Ecokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets 10. ali places "eaIloned above can
be procnie t al all the principal uCket OfceS in the
United States, and 1T tie Offices
In St Louis In Chicago
foot 81 " Ssii Az Is Dess vsrect, oppo-
RICuD r. MORGAN, ~, aupt.
bivvn,ingtoa, jsE. !, aoos. tebI9du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad

Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
.:. - s.. ;., -
Spring .1s'y'Nsa cement,
nN and after Monday April 14th 1885, and nnti
Ifurther noti trains will lei Rock island daily
SUNDAYS xc' pei, As follows:
1T mail train at 500 N
I'd eAmess, si.ppiog only at the principal, :, =,
I'd eight express, stoppins at all stations s.loPM
al freight, with 81 CLASS at 30 A NJ
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays *
cep.el, as follows:
Is. rNnt eAps-..es NWA y.
ri express, stopping only at Drin stations 90 r.
81 man train - ~ iOl5
AZ freaShS win "a class cars Ut 6.35 p u.
Aitsnins oyer this road In direct oonnexion At
Chicago with trans birth the Michigan Southern
and Michiean Central r. r. 10 ana from Detroit, To-
ledo Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk BnGaio. Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
IaSaIle with trans of tn. Illinois Central Rad
North to Gaiena ana South to St LOUIS and Carp, to
which places t,ckers can b. procurci n
S STEPHENS, Ticket AGENT,
X. Z Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are rerpn3ci Of The necessityof giving
distinct directions as thu destination Of their bag
r.rc also TO procure tickets before taking their seats
IN the cars the conductors collcct fSrxSny 10 sta
,ions On the line the Chicago Knock Island railroad
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
w. H. WHITMAN. ASH Snpt.
Rock Island. Apra :, 1885. idtfI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
ST A II n 5
INDIAN
Fever AND kGuE REMEDY!
An External Application!

IN Int,Hibie Remedy for Fersr and daue. Dnmb
Ague, Night .S3CtdtS and all Ath'f,ed utsedStS.
rINHIS is one of Natures remedies. discovered and
succ, ssfulv used for MANY Years b. certain trIb
of Indians tn Western :fnilti r. AMI has never
be II known to fail # II cIInc cure among thuuS-
ands who hlyr us.d 1t. II possesses the power 10
remove and radiritr vfstIge ot Yer and AEu
flum the svst. NJ and thu only known certain rem
.dy. One important advanta az" tins remedy posses
SIS over all others asId from III INTRINSIC value AZ
a di, agent, is that u" drugs or medicines are
taken the stomach T. 'biliat" and break down
the system. it, effects almost n,r ~, ani
need un.y IL b" trrd TO insure place foi 1t III every
famN where Fever and Aeue Is has been, OF Is ike
Is Ia lie.
Tn Agent has nunhnriess Certificates # Curc
which with pleasure wi. be shown 20 all vi hlh5 L.
Sc tn IN
Cures have been effected in this city AMI vicinity -
feTences Will also be 10 such cI'l7eus. THIS
mo''l Powder and Is apiil,d xtel nal, AMI ITS
effects are truly WondtrfG
PIlc" 81 pr Box. And u cure guarran'e d or III"
mou - funded.
LEWIS FINCH. Assent.
NH Child's Hardware Establishment. on ID 81
ioors .ast Of Il ady. iiyl0 d6nl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
The Case Of senator Harlan Of Iowa

The following action upon Mr.. Harian's
case was had in the Senate on Monday:
On the motion OF Mr.. Jones, the creden-
tials of Mr.. James Harlan. Senator from 10.
wa, with the protest of the Senate of tina,
State relative thereto, were taken up for
consideration.
Mr.. Harlan proceeded TO speak on the
subject, stating the facts with reference TO
his election, and citing the provisions in the
Constitution of the United States and the
laws Of Iowa bearing on the case. He said
he should not object to the subject being re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee, as was
moved, although the Committee was com.
posed Of those who were politically opposed
to him.
Mr.. Bayard remarked, a. it had been in
timated that the Senator whose seat il con.
tested, had no political friends on the Com
mittee Of Judiciary, the matter should be re.
ferred to Select Committee. There were
presidents for such a course.
Mr.. Seward said that when the Commit
tees were organized the minority objected
to their arrangements for the reason that the
minority were not represented on important
Committees as they might be. As ageneral
Thing he would prefer these questions to 90
TO the regular Standing Committees, but is
was the right Of the Senator from Iowa, al
though he had not insisted upon that right
to have some political friend upon the Com.
mittee which was to act upon his case.
Mr.. Butler observed, he should have too
much regard for his reputation as lawyer
to allow his judgment on legal and cons,itu-
tional questions to be biased by political
feelings, blu, he would prefer the subject to
90 to Select Committee, composed of the
oldest Senators.
Messrs. Hale and Fessenden preferred
that the usual course should be pursued.
The subject was then referred TO the Com
mi,tee on the Judiciary, by yeas 81, nays
13.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22


DC. = IlJ1SSGd. lAat our Senators
and Representative in Congress- be resssst-
I'D aad instructed to urge BY their influence
4 vc,ss, the passage ofsn act Of Con-
sesss prohibiting the imPsgtatisA W fereign
governments Of known fslons and paupsss.
0Ec. 5. That copy Of these reselu-
ssons be sent to each ofeur enatorsssnd
Representatives in Congress.
SExArE.-Foreaoon. Nj. Msthews gave
.nesics ala hill fer N appropriation tos .
State Historical Society, Bill granting *
elusive jurisdiction over certsin lotas 10
Dabssss4 n. .hs. United States. MAS sepos,-
ed back and recommistsd.s r :
Opinion Of Attorney General was laid
before the Senate and referred 10 the com.
mi,tes 10 investigate the account Of the
School officers. o.
A communication fron tAe Register Of
State Land Ofiee was ssoeived I'D refer
red TO same cenxi1ss.
Mr.. MePhersoa in1e1 I t1ltpr Dssl
and Dumb AsyInn 4 wiaAsses. NJ
Mathews ia.rsa.sel \ N ltovtisS ~ ne
resurvey. Of lan1s b certain Gases. ,AnAc,
was psseed rseslssiag procsedia n Grim
inal casee.
the afternoon wss ocespisd u alscassine
the Kansas Rssolutioss which have NOT ye'
been disposed Of by that body.
About one dozen robust men are regala
ting things for the exhibition Of tho Deal
and Dumb tonight, and they are making
such terrible racket, that shall be obliged
| to shorten my remarks. RspuILIL.
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The Democrat has : very poor opinion
of the abilities Of Nr Cloud. Of Mnscatine.
Ii not only sneers and turns up very Of
fended p1g nose st him. hnt actually sbsses
and afspresnss him. Now when Mr
Cloud wss q Democrat. or before The Dem
ocraiic patty AessoF iis1oid track dedsine
after Pierce and Douglas. and lse him. be
was the very model Of political perfection
with sseh i.dividaals ss cur venerable Dem.
ocratie seigabor. He was ihen man Of
mighty ability. Of strict propriety, and a.
honor y Ais party and TO the State. Eor,
he isa every small specimen Of man. =
blowing lin whistle 10 the Legislature,
and INDUCING in puPpyism and dish~aie'
speeches. Il appears ious. that the edtol
or the DeRpcrat has no personal acquaini.
ance with 2r Cloud, or with bis course IN
the Legislature. We venture TO say hs
has not spoken as often ss Franklin, Sulk.
van, or some half dozen others on the Dem
ocrstic side Of the House. and certainly NOT
TO as little purpose. He always speaks
with an object and throws additional ligh,
on eyery question he touches. He is gen
ilemanly and digns6ed. His language il
never viruient nor abusive. though often for.
chile and emphatic. He is listened to BY
both sideS tifh marked attention. and seems
respectsd W those Who most widely differ
with hin. We do not know that be aspires
to the position Of leader in the House, but
he certainly has ability, experience and
personsis iaAsesce, second 10 no other man
in that body. The Democrat has made an
entire misaske in selecting Mr. Cloud - the
subject OF an pnmanly stack. 1t evident
~ don't know the man--it only fears him
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

The RE-oPExIAs OF SLAVE TRADE Cor.
DENIED IT THE HousE OF REPRESENTA-
TivEs.--Mr. Etheridge, of Tenn, on Mon.
day, offered the following resolution in the
House of Representatives:
Resolved, That this House regard all sug-
gestions or propositions Of every kind, BY
whomsosver made, for revival of the slave
trade, as shocking TO the moral sentiments
Of the enlightened portion Of mankind; or
any act on the part OF Congress legalizDg
Or conniving at the legalzing of that horrid
aud inhuman traffic would justly subject the
United States to the reproach and execra-
ton Of all civilized and Christian people
throughout the world.
The resolution, after some attempts on
the part ofihe fre-esters 10 stave it it Of,
was adopted by a vote Of ayes i5a TO nays
h7
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

MlssEsorA.-The people Of this territory
are about to take iaitistory steps for admis-
sion into the Union Is State, through their
delegate, Mr.. Rice. 1t 10 estimated that
census to determine the number Of repre-
sentatiyes 10 which she would be entitled.
il taken now, would show a population Of
nearly or quite two hundred thousand. and
that BY the time il shall be taken it will
floarishing territory right 10 at least three
representatives. In 1860 il is estimated
that her population will have become hal.
million, and that, even with the highest
probable ratio Of representative, she will be
entitled to four representatives.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

WISE uP FOR THE SEKArE.-Gov. Wis.
recently announced, with a great flourish
that he did not desire any Cabinet appoint
ment. The N. Y. Herald's Washington
correspondent tells what he is after, as fol
lows:
Wise has got the inside track. He want.
no Cabinet appointment Bot to the Sen
ate he is bound to come, in place Of Hunter
and desperate fight is already on the Ia
pis. Wise has the patronage of his own
State and that of the incoming Admnistra
ton to assist him and unless am greatly
deceived, he will distance all competitors
IL is very pretty fight rs it stands.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
HOUSE OF RsrsEsEsrAr,yrs.,

Iowa City, Dec. Is, 1856. 10 A. NIX
House met pursuant to adjournment. Mr..
Mcfarland in the Chair. Prayer BY Rev.
Dir. Morong. Journal read and approved
On motion Of Mr.. sHarde of DUBUQUE, tie
message from the Senate in relation to ad-
journing over holidays. was taken ep ard
concurred in.
If the Senate does not reconsider the
resolution. i, 10 now settled that the Legis-
lature will adjourn on Tuesday the 23d o..
December TO meet on the first Monday 10
January, 1857. & =.
Mr.. Roberts introduced joint resolutions
On the subject Of Naturalization Law
read a second time and referred 10 commit
tee. After several lengthy repors from
committees had been read, discussed and
adopted, the House adjourned 10 2 O'Clock
2 O'Clock P. M.--Joint resolutions on the
slbjec,-of Naturalization Laws were read a
third time and passed these resolutions IN.
struct our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to vote sgains. the repeal of the
present Naturalization Laws.
Several joint resolutions asking for add.
tional mail facilities, &C., which were Of
but little interest, passed the House. Mr..
Noble introduced sn Act to amend Section
3327 and 1891 Of the Code OF lows. Mr..
Thomas introduce IN Act authorizing and
requiring the payment Of certain moneys
due the Andrew and OskaloCse Normal
Schools.
Senate Fiies-An Act 10 amend chap.
~ Of the Session Laws Of IS54-55, passed
10 second reading. An Act TO repeal the
last clause Of Section 27o5 Of the Code o.
lows, relating to adultery. which was dis.
cussed At length. and finally rejected. Mr..
Sullivan introduced an Act entitled and
Act to establish 9 ferry At Bootman's Mil
in Lee county, paused. y"
Below ! give you the resolutions in full,
which were introduced BY Mr.. Rodman and
adopted by the House.
SEC. l. Tn our Senators be instruct
n asd our Re - sntatiyes be requested 70
use their votes and influence 10 Congress
against any repesl or alteration in the pres
snt Naturalization Laws. 81 Y s-'a ~ Z
3
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CITY pRnprpr,

so4-Lot3 block los, on Brady street; asoo
aia--Psrt OF lot 0 block 81. 49xlo t..
near bradj street, with frame DWELLING hnns second
ala-west hall Of 10, block OF with fr.m..-,
ling house, on Railroad east OF Rock I.isaSs assl-
$50 per foot. sno Street;
3eo-A house and lotin Enst payen,o,,
lot block y, house OF six rosms rood 80. ssn Of
tern, wood shed, &c; price $500. 's'' ei''
32l--A house with II acre of ground ,,,.
ern part Of the city; siO00 hor'a'
ass--Lo, 8 block IS, south cas-, corner Of ., :,
western Avenue one of the hand ,oms :, -, - and
private residence In the city. 'os tofa
3ss--Lot7 block , and ia aud 90 block p.,
addition, hearth Female college. 'a'onh
No. aa2--Lot No. In block Sc, on sth 49,.
east VI Perry, upon VIII oh IL erected - one lot
house, Aons story frame house, earpentsr usss
Stable or'nxs III rent OF $3.50 per Annum win = ~
No. S39--A one story brick house 4 NJ II, os.soa
no', sue o. ien.h street between Perry and kock Ia
Had; hne Niewoi the river froh, this place -
sso--Lts7 aud block IS, near the Railroad DANE,
s..-a new frame house With good back buidl.s, ON
| The corner VI sixth street lot D'xfV0 feet s'ea
ossAiso !hs 10. adjoining The SOUTH fson,ips nm
| Main street. 5eas0 feet ssoa
street LOT 2sxIbt "Sa
SRA 10, on Main street, being tho north wa, 81,
ucr OF Godsmiihs addition; 3sl1xsa. VIZ
sss-A house and lot between Brady aud MAJ. -.
with hue view Of the river y 's'
| S5i-Psrt oflot block $, Forest DILLON, ,ad,,l.,
| price $500 .'u'''0h
5a2-l@t fronting on Brady aud extending IA pu,,,
ssf'eti sss-ai iee,; price 5000, easy terms. 49,
3s5-A house and iot on south x..t .a,oa, =, M,
aud Gsines streets; yts5o. Nna
3si-A house aud two lots In East pay.np,,, -.
sl-"t - cash. balance Year cheap properly.
11S--A house and lot o n "a sido of Rtnt..
between Front aud second stre. H. non - M .ss
rooms, lot susso anarr rent Of $500 psr m : !:
Price s5W.
No. 2soA two story frame house on part ofis , IA,
~ on Ne-isrn avenue nosth 81 bib house reoss
kiteons, PANTRY, Closets estsrn we'll Pre-, eSs.
Ne 2iiA House Of size as.a sans let cor a..
9ad Western Ave. Price $500
No. 2s2-A !Ions. VI same sin. and same "a, ana. A.
eAsi 81 Western Ave. Price 400
NJ. 45a House u size aud i.ee ,,,tt,, On a.,
o. ID doer east u !" Ave. Price 81, 100
No, 2t4Thres Houses OF the same description r.,.
Toms, On fafaan ST. north Laeaat with K N .rr. a
ffouEd each. frseo . 500
No. 255.-A House and IL, on eornsf Ri,,sx ..,,,,
SIS, Lot "shlis.iouss Ib1sx2z. roams psics ssko
No. -oe.--A frame house Faruam st. tst NortAs.p
St,2S
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

Chief Jsstics Marshal has been prop
erly styled The author Of American jurispru
dence. lfhe did not know what was con
sritutiousl. no one ever did Or does now
Judge riuiuSult has lately reproduced o.
the floor II tie listed States Senate tbs
decision Of chiefJustiee Marshal in the case
of the American Insurance Compsny W.,
Csnter, to wit: that Coagress, IN lgissfias
for The Territories. has Tie coabiaed poseer q
tie General Government and STATE Govern
s..ai. This IL al the Fremont party have
contendsd Cor, aud il was the true and &C.
knowledged Democratic doctrine Up 70 The
day that Gen csss started his popular SOW
eeeignty humbug.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

DEAp.--Geo. w. futile, inventor OF the
fam Gus baby jumper, from which he realized
$50 900, died in New York Saturday week.
He WIS thirty years old, and died unmarried;
his occupation having probably brought him
10 realizing sense of the Inconvenience
resulting from matrimony.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

BEARs.-The McGregor Times, in late
article, states that two bears have been re.
Gently killed near Aonona, and tone WELL
grown Russian emblem met his 'everlast-
ing ON the Bluff within 20 rods Of the Time,
Office.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

A PxnALLEi New yosk etats viii
thirty iivr eiectcssl votes. psllei = The lste
Presidential slsction, sos 10, while twelve
other States. having ts6siAss sixty EIGHT
electoral votes polled tss.s7s. These
states sre,p Fionte, Delaware, Arkansas
Alab.ms, HaryisaA, Tssas. Lesisisns, Mis-.
/. ls.ippl sNexs. csssiiaa. Vss@sst' Ne"
H hampshire and Csliiasais. .ysg.A .ss.n w. 3
MAY i &H&SLt 49, 1
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Ssow.-The Fsye,te Co. Pionee, Of the
9th, chronicles the s@ost severe and terri
fc su6w.storm ever witnessed there
blocksding roads, covering fences, and fall
inr to depth Of 20 inch.s in the timber
Tue same storm is also mentioned by the
Cedar Falls Banner as terribly severe m
BIackhawk and Buchanan coasties, and is
fearful tbstslsassiers have in sone instances
perishe6 from exposure.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
Improved 0scillating steam Engines

Improved UsclIIaung steam Engines
(cridge & wsdswosthts Patsnt)
Manufactured at the Hawkeye Machine Shop,
Fourth st, weSsnd u the eity,
DAVE MORT, low
,J,HE subscribers q re row prepared TO furnish 70
/ order Engines Of any size. aud tnylIe those
waning 10 call a. their shop, wHsre oas eft khd
may be seen running. These Engines are models Of
simplicity and coDpa tness, and eombin4nS as hey
do all bsst features OF the eoms4oa reesprseatfHg
sRgiae, with others OF great utits peca liar 20 thetn
selves make Them particularly eeoaoH.est 10 tatl
and repairs. We also mate,
MILL WORK Of all kinds and MACHINERY
in general. ef the best quality
RePai ring Promptly bone.
Those who favor viii tBetr orders MAJ depend
on being served to atisfaeiioa
d,cls Sc dwtf TOW NsEND, SMlFH q CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

DusuouE.--The City Auditors report
shows the expenses of that city for the past
year to be Sl7.Sl3 Sc; and the yearly re-
ceipts Sl6,26s 90; leaving a balance against
the city of 81 ,17s 50,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

The N. Y. Evening Post notices the fail
ure in that city of large dealer in rice,
whose liabilities amount to $3.50 ,OOC all to
Charleston, S. c., houses, The assets are
AT present unavailable, but are said to ex-
lend to 1885,, 600.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

HAVING disposed Of oar interest In the sloek
i i building and lease of tho Hawkeys Store on
TIE i&th instant, TO Messrs. Lam brite Cron bic W.
would tender oar thanks TO our neFs for their
liberal patronage, aud would cordially recommend
Ihest gspli6mea % their favor and GO nance
an persons ind1btad ~ Us by book account q,
o.hef"ssW viii at once see the Iecessity Of lmmedI
no ant5 aud Ill persons having claims gains,
a. Rlti sfessSt5heHi ior settlement silhoU, isIsy
" g can b. found 81 the Store OF the AIiu ''
d9r II div JACOB WEAVER Jr 4 ,n
.sw 81 ~. - zsgSa ...l'l -
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paukia9.

.NSek0ils. C~sspbesl r ..
II a NJ X N n -
Dealers in xxshAngs and Land w,,,.
xxohaage on the principal cities Of u. ~,
for sale in sums to suit purchasers 'a
ALI BUSINESS Prxfns,NB 10 uAsK,s. ,.
rxnDnD 70. 'SoAfTIE AZ
-RLFER TO-
bank oi America,
OCEAN Esnl. Nss,.ral
American Exchange Bank
dec. NJ Pinckaid, Irest Ranl %, NJ :"
Darby 4 nark -lale pant.,s hsssnsa, OH
BiAkslsy 4 Aicisy Aroksrs 81 Loui,
NJ. Mobey, Esq, Banker, curgA
Henry Miller, ESQ, Cino,n, D'ssbe9us
LEE, NIckoILs Co, soSA
NlehoLis = W, Brownsville ~,
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND RAJ rss..
AGENTS. sAAIx
LAND VARIANTS BOUGHT, SOLD Ann tac.,.
". Dss NONE DIsrnIcT, Iowa. IT, Dopo, n-.. - 1Af
Council BLUFFS /" Elour C,.x s1sioI, Iowa
DAcoRAH Rro~xs.
A LAkar AMOUNT CIrY PnoprRrr. isssns, Minnesota
Vacant LAND THROUGHOUT raf STArK ron ssir e - AND
nif TERMS We inyt. attention to our cs,.I fAvoRA.
Estate, Maps, Patts, Abstracts kc 10 'sss Of Real
Omess % Main It,. South Of Second =.
DAVENPORT iowa
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w ,siih OF -Vsaeres Of which Is tsbsr nilss
i sai a &c price stSs cash, balance il three a.
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For Sale.

A..5i vs, n stand for a Tavern on the Dabuuue
n. .a, is~ RODS north Of The corporate iimir OF
soa.po. together with Nine Acrea a
.a,,', ,nfee o. which Is aader cultivation ana ssr
In. tn,,', s"oa ishce, with running water on t.
a., ",p'"' "ir btsafe Il two story Brick Houss -
,1 n% saaa,s, IN good dry cellar Is,se sssbis
nav ns' Or Iaiiing we'll OF water; the buildinss are
,a.s my nave never been occupied, IN. .Scvs il
~, ~" sue1 place as Is needed FOR The socommeds
~ " iAfmen, travellers and drovets Fs,s lar.
HlSf particulars epQuire Of
o.,, shKoLLs, lsBELL = CO..
80. ahdAe1pp.
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS
LADIES FESTINAi.

THE Ladies' OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
ofsRock Island will hold Festival at smiths
new Hall near the Island City Hoel, on Tuesday
evening, lee. Esd. Tickets esn be ptocarsd Al
~ Crandsii's Music Store, Davenport Perorder 9 ,
Committee. decl9
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
AUCTION!

rINo be sold st Public Auction on Monday. ihe
i 2od, the entire Furnitare Of large board
lug house, situated On Ripley between Second nd
Third SIS. The Farn lure, which Is all new, con
sists Of
Tables, one large extension, Chairs, Bedstssds,
Feather Beds and Bedding,
Hkewtsf. STOVES, CRof kerry and G LASS w RI
with 1IIthe KITCHEN FURNITURE and also the
teas Of said rouse, ss#s
aacIo aat s PARKER Aueiln neer,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

Is4 Farm OF tts' acres IN sections 81, i6, d Co.
UP 8: 4, hast, 10 broke. $40 seres spds,
'rhee 20 aefesih heat, 40 in Data - h.us-
Is, two springs and stream Of fhntuv rsteY h,,ss
5ehooi house ON the land price e.s.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

iso,A lafh Of 50 acres ON the Dubuqus road lille,
house. orchard, sc, price sac
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

a'A new fafn o. GO acres, part Of IL broken this
~-'' S'~s 80 ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

A remarkable remedy 10 Oyer's nens
EmhrocMslon. See advertisement. Sold oy
d.,7Iw HINES 4 cLIPPiN0ER.