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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

The mails by the Asia with dates from Liver
pool to Saturday noon. the 18th inst are received
The Asia brings $4,000 sterling and &C. 900 francs
In gold:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03
NIEW lsKUCERY AND COMMIssJON

NIEW GKUFEhI AND CONWISSIUN
~ aTORE.-The .ubscriber would inform the pub.
lie that he has recently opened Franklin street,
between w all and 18th streets, GROCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep always on
hand a general assortment of FAMILY 6kOck-
RlES which he will sell at wholesale and retail on
accommodating terms. He will also attend to ell
the duti ss Of q Commission Merchant, and will bo
piea'ed to receive consignments of Produce, de-,
from his friends He has now in store good supply
of FLOUR, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, NC, to
which he invites an examination from the rshlic
oc 2S-dlm* ]. b. SYkCLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

NTOTICk..SOn1ETH M W. TIE ~.
dsrsigned take leave 10 tuform their friends sed
the public In general that they have eseAbttsegd
VINEGAR MANUFACfOaY = koekstsA aienr
q the shortest notice long expsnsnee - sne ~
siness enables them 70 naanusseinse 49, seh = =
reasonable prices and quAity equal = ssy y nos 80
perior 10 NORTHERN brsnds Ihsy espest % meet =
sind p.tronase Of the puhiIe and II gsrtte.lA hsn
our lnsrcsasiis commssity. Al os1efs fhet nay
30 favored With. viii he sx<eutea w1sa ps99
4 DODEKEn.a psaa Deoee o. 1ifeets4 - ~ e1rlp
Rox No R Ro@t Otnee RJehmos1 fa. 6.
esn-ln. o&ANox = eo1A1A s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03
F.. cssz=u VIRGINIA CENT
80 Hts:;5:sssss RAILROAD. A RANG r.
.zzz.zE.zzzz1 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.

r-1 ACCOMnlODATION TRAIN.
.sss.ssssssSs+e CHANGE OF HOURS Ion and after
MONDAY, 23th inst. ths accommoda-
tion train of this Company will daily. Sundays
excepted,1 between milford and Richmond, leaving
Milford CT O'Clock A NJ, stopping at the Cottage
for breakfast and arrive Richmond at So O'Clock
A. M; returning will leave Richmond at Is O'Clock
p NJ. and reach Milford at 5z7 P. NJ, stopping for
passengers at any point each way.
Fare the same on the Through Trains.
SAML RUTH,
Agent Of Trsnsp nsportation.
Office r. l. PR. n. Co., /
Richmond, Oct 2ist, 1856 oe2l
kEss = aaAklNG.-lMhs. j. sThB
- BINS would inform her former patrons and he
pubc generally that she be found the ch ma
store of Taylor Co., liz Main street where work
oc Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

NUUNGER,s Al4LOA A LIE, PiNTS
I Morrisson's Ale Hibbsrt's London Porter, pints
lnd quarts: Allsopp's Fest india Pale Ale in hhds.
and bottles Alin fine order ia store and for sale by
SELDEN MIL LER,
ocz3 corner Pearl and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03
ANSWER TO RUSSIA.

Count Walewski, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has sen. a circular to the French Diplomatic agents
at foreign Courts in answer to that of Russia OF
September pa According to what has been heard
of this new document, the French Government re.
pels the reproaches of Prince Gorschakof, and
adduces arguments to prove that he was in error
in stating that the conduct of France and England
in the Naples affair is contrary to the treaty and
to the public right of Europe In the Berlin Boarst
Gazette it is stated that Count de Morney has read
the note to Prince Gortschakoff and that it is fu
of pacific protestations, and moreover contains the
assurance that the action of France towards Ma.
pies will be of purely diplomatic character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

master General yesterday ordered the following
appointments:
VIM whitworth postmaster at Scottsburg,
Halifax county, Va, vice Geo w Tuck, resigned
Benjamin w Taylor. postmaster At Keswick De
pot Albemare county. Va, vice VIM Smith, re.
signed; JAS B Hammer postmaster at Covesville,
Albemarle couoty, Va, vice John Fl Hammer. rf.
signed. Henry Ewing postmaster at Stiliweli'
Wood county, Va, vice jesse ID Dalison Robt G
Gary postmaster at Tower HILL Appomattox co,
Va, vice w Pankey, declined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

RARE JUsTICE.-Upder the head of Admins
tration of Justice" we find the following para.
graph in Costa Rica paper:
No 27-September l2-The State against Jose
Dolores Munoz, of San Jose, for the crime of sc.
crety planting tobacco. The sentence OF the
Judge of Hacienda is confirmed, condemning the
prisoner to seven years two months aud thirteen
days imprisonment at hard labor, and to pay fine
of four hundred and seventy dollars besides costs
of suit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

CHAs. II. LANGLEY, TIN asa sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer 18th street, betwesa Aaa
and Cary, Richmond Va.
6As FITTING AND FIXTURES,
hssstn Pipes for Churches, Public Ruisdings, ~
Metallic Roofing, 0uttsrins and spouttng, pat
up In any part OF the city end couBtry.
WILL AtD GARDEN PUMPS FOB eAL2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03


1t is now generally believed that in consequence
Of the growing importance of the questions TO be
discussed the Congress of Paris, about to reassem-
be will consist Of the first plepipotentiaries,
before and not of the second, as was proposed
The proposition to refer the question to
the Congress emaneted from Austria. Rumor
states that on the first day of meeting Count Wa
lewski, in the name of the French Government,
will advocate the admission of Naples. discus
sion win then be invited to whether the Con
gress will step beyond the Eastern question, for
which it was first assembled, to take up the Hol-
stein Neufchatel, Montenegrin, Greek, aud other
questions and whether the King of Napifs shall
be represented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

E'Uf SALE.
10000 City Of Richmond psr cent, iens an
short dates
10000 State Of Virginia per cent, long and shor
dates
10 0o0 Central Bonds
5000 South-Side Bonds.
~ 2I-ts G w PURCELL CO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

FbNU ID = -P PEPT lCs ALL EGHANf
i SPRINGS WATER.-The water from TINS ceie-
btated spriug hss In a very short tune, acquired
great r. putstion for the cure of diseases OF dges-
tive organs and for the relief Of general debility.
We have the for sale in bottles which enable
ns to furnish it good and perfect ana resoe -
II taken fresh from tbs spring
PURCELL, LADD co, Drusgists,,
oc22 81 Main stree corner l4th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

Another prolific theme for discussion has
Eeen furnished by the inquiry whether or
not Mr.. Fillmore il regularly initiated
X. N. itwould be great pity Il any mis-
take had been made in the premises The
Union might be exposed to greatly in
creased hazards should II turn cut that Mr.
Fillmore knows nothing sbou, the Know
Nothings. The latest paragraph which we
have seen on the important subject is the
following which we take from the Buffalo
Commercial II the facts il contains are
true, there ought TO be erd an ofthe contro-
versy But we doubt not there will be re-
joinders and surrejoinders 70 the end OF the
chapter The following is the statement:
I'm the State Council, al Canandaigus,
the statement, Iaade III Phlsdelphs, that
Mr.. Fillmore 10 not member Of the Ameri-
can rsrtv was fatty con,radct-d by the
President of The council No III, u Buffa-
10, who gave the assurance that he himself
was present when the obligation Of each Of
the degrees wac administered TO Mr.. Fill
more, and that he is member Of .he order,
10 good standing"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

George E. Hsmlin and George Simius,
of Niagara Falls, who performed the daring
feat Of driving to Chspin's Island. one day
last week, passed across the ice bridge with
. horse and cutter from the Canada to the
American shore and returned. They were
welcomed with cheers by those on both
shores, who had great fears for their safety.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
UHISLEK T. Co.,
~ Wholesale r. Retail Gv0cers
post OFFICE BUILDING !


TIA on hand large and choice stock Of & rocerle
IL Of all kinds which will be sold at the loves
Cash rates.--
IS Ho2shesds n. Orleans and clarified Sugar.;
- Chests Green Imperial, Gnnpowdsr 4 Blk Teas
$50 Caddies - :. -
rs Boxes all Qualities Palm Soap;
20 Barrels Riee--new crop;
30 Crushed and Crfse Sugars;
70 Cider Vinegar;
90 " y. Orleans sugar House 4 syfGp 4iolS s.es;
81 So 81 Rio and Java Coffee;
Is Bus Aaekerei, theS eIopij
~ & Bbls -
Is kiHs
20 Bbl. White Fish and Trout;
Is Drums Cod Fish;
Bos Salmond;
81 Kilts do,
Is Bales Shop Twine;
100 doz. Wooden Buckets and Tubs;
~ BoKe. Western Reserve Cheese:
20 " Mould, Star and Sperm Candles:
so - Windsor and fancy SOAP;
IS :" tomato Caisup and Pepper Sauce;
Is :" Almonds, Wanuts, Fliber., Nuts;
y :. Assorted Candies;
IS :" Virginia and Missouri Tobacco,
IS bols and boxes Refined Saleraius:
- Boxes assorted Pickles:
10 Bag. Pepper and Spice;
KoAe Canister Mustard.
Also
All kinds Of Preserye ed Fruits, Peaches. goossbsr
ries, Dsmsons, CurranIs, HaspbefTies;
Extracts Of Lemon and E-niils, Maecoboy and
Scotch Snar; Nli megs, Mace, Citron, Cream Tartar
Cocoa, Chocolate, Corn Starch, Farina, ySrmicellI
MEcar0ni, tigs, kaisins, GuTrants, Prunes, Dried
Fruits, Salad Oil, Lemon syrap, Harvey's d Reading
ng Sauces. davenport, Feb 5.s3m-wa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

The Louisville Courier says the past win
Ter was the hardest one on stage horses ever
known in Kentucky. Between Louisville
and Nashville alone, some fifty or sixty
horses were disabled by the icy and frozen
ground, and mos, Of them ruined beyond re-
coyery.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

About thirty years ago, new city goal
WIS built e, Norwich, England. AgaIlows
nas made by man named Siratford, 10 he
used when required, over the gateway
Within few years this stratford was hung
on il for poisoning, and there has never
been any occasion to ussit since. He thus
yeesme his o~ mrs, and !sst victim
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
DR. A. w right.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

I)EsPEfTFbLLT Informs the Farmers aud HOrse
hProprietors Of Davenport and vicinity, that he
has located himself In this place, where he viii attend
pHHctpalls TO any bnsiBefs in his line.
From his long experience H. the above business he
has made hinse II familiar with the various Diseases
lncide 10 that noble and useful AMI mai, Horse
ID this country and England.
Among the various diseases which he cures are the
following: Bone Bog, Blood Spuyin. Ringbone, Big
head, spliIts, 1urbs and Gallons. He cures horses
that are Jgmned In the Shoulders, FIstulas, Poll
EVIL, =" esk Eyes, HeAses and most Of the diseases
both internal and external-aId wherein he proms-
es cure he requires no Pug EStG the Effect
4.
He will give Instructions 10 any body who may de-
sire 10 become acquainted with Ike practice Of Veier-
nary Surgery. Ills celebrated
SPAWN and Ringbone Ointment,
IL oithe most useful specifics ia Veterinary Prae.
ice for the removal Of spasins, RingboHe, Wind
CALLS, 1eripins CuTbs and CaOuses Of al nds by
The Of ono or two Boxes IL 10 one Of the most
useful Stable OiIlments ever discovered. No firm
Horse Dealer shou Id be aith0atit.
He also Keeps co instantly Oh hand hi. infallablr
Worm and HbOGt Powders.
-kEFEkEsCEs-
Parker * SpeAhRg, kboades * Hamilton,
J. w. Wiley, Lower, DufbiE AFmei
ohm II. Taylor Ira Brown, David Hill
He may be fouud at Parker d spearsags Livery
stable, Davenport. Mch ist-dwf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
(isu Hood Yard.
II WILLIAMS A co,

HAVE opened u new Wood Yard ~ ui' = 80
IL q co. Lumber Yard 81 Inc Jahst'" = I'M
and Front Sls,, where they have IN hand '"'
sortfn.nt ofDrl and Green Wood, hams! {.
Hickory, Ash, oHh, ,Iafftstpr
Which they Offer for saleR tho Lowest Mai,'' =,
and would most respectfully solicit al w" -
want 60 give asa cail.
y. $. oar wood Is four ieel long
Davenport, Jan. 2. d-l4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

The Tennessee Legislature has passed Il
bin giving the endorsement of the State To
SssO,O0o of The Memphis bonds for the con.
struction Of the Memphis and LjtIls Rock
Railroad
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
A Saw Mill

No. 2uS. 4 Steam Saw Mill Ia hAniiiJa, tsiaa
Iowa, buildings and Engine if good oidei s4 i
q good business. VIII be ,uld los iof ga
No. leg - Farm IN Crast County 81 atAa
The Road from Muscailhe ~ llptob, sua!pa
half miles East or Rochester; ull uEdsf ssgis
Two Stop Efisk House, Stable. Ofeaafa, ds
and water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
UNIMPROyED LAND FOR SALE.

iSn ACRES GailHProsed land 'or ale near tul-
1OU ton, / nile from "a railroad station, being
West of Sonth - aud Northeast oi see. -, ] ~
iE Also
400 acres near Blue Grass at 500 per acre Timber on
part miles from the river and good mills. and
stone coal. good span OF work harses taken hrHtt
pay. Terms iiGetai. APplyio
detir EAUA y STEW AltI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
. FVF-N
Lots in East Davenport

lhaVe several unlmpr0sed los ID kasI Ds'7'7,
some Of then beautifully situated Oh The biuh ~
well ada pied for business purposes
--AIsO--
A River 10. Ol 100 feet Oh lac ftssfb ~ 80
upon " hich there Is an excellent susffi Nahi 4
petual Lime X In AID Lime bduse, "b'ch NlaS
100 bushels of Lime per day. Al eic'IisH' "'A1
tor FIGURING Mil. ,-...,
luaddltiuu to The abOYe, the subschbei Aa'A 4
amount NJ uniupro, ed hand IN seots, NaseAlls' !.
ton, Cedar, ipnos, johnson, IOra, Pore'hles' = :
per, MarsLial, I ann and Benton tonhiie'' t,.
nlorn.at,lii IA l,., us tkr foregoing piobefs'N
To GRO. l.. NICHOLAS,
Real E.Isie 'ssla
Jee as Corner OF Second AsGsNe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
IMPROVED Farm

- a Aeres-Tbree hundred ahd.r tue Improve
- ~ megt, balance coed iimber-setl sktersd
aud Is excellent stock taFn-ls m, les from lh' y
city Large frame haa Sc, rye mes BAT slime
ia semenl aud sill the nxtures of An Old Farm.
sI5Ua worth vi slsck-silh the farm IL purchaser
Jesires.
Price SEQ per aCfe-BiEH crr.llI of from 80 :
years on large part Of tl.r purchase money.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No 1.-The l. orEhe y W Sec Dts Mr. q Il sOae
No gThe + sec91 - Nk2E 60 acres.
No 3-The W sec leT &c NRsk ioo acres.
IheRbnyc three tracts are beautifully situated 81
the Railroad miles from Davenport.
No THE W OF HE " of Sec 10 T3sNR , !
so acres. miles from Davenport.
No 5--The y l. offs W oiSec TIE 2 r. il
| acres4 miles from davenport.
Noe Ihe {! Of the T. of See at e Il r
20 acres, the Rail Road, miles from Davenport.
No 6-asa ~ lo0acres Ia Secs IL & 10 I - K = r
upon the Mississippi kiFer l2niles nom las export
| No L. 100 acres in Secs % and ~ I 30 R2E.
/ Improved Farms.
| No ls-ARlmpro,ed farm ioH eed and a guilty atce
niee house, springs and creek Oh II, on Hlcsor,
| uro road, q miles fon town, Usage Orange ieHot
| started entirely around the farm 2e0 acres.
| No lG-in Secs II, ~ 2iTs n re- h., ia6 acres
| iGU improved and 40 Ia timber.
No. ~ "a hnn farm Of l2b acres, ~ fenced, ~ uR.
| der eullSati,n, . nies from town, mile east al
| UuUuqae road. mile from Daizeii farm.
| No g3--lht Grant Elr!u on Dubuque road, miles
from Tow l2a ahisGiy cultivated house and
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
| So30-Fiue brick house On 9Th ST between Harri-
ou aud Ripley SIS Excellent well, good stable, &c
Na3i--Good frame House, rooms, good well, &c.
lols2N53I, On Brad hear Locust 81.
NJ xs--A : st.s house on 4lh 81, containing ~
30. ss-Good frame house, rooms, cellar, &C.
on 5th ST. between Vine AMI Myrtle. Lot ronl5U.
NJ Ri lot Oh Brady st. lys by 300 $500.
NJ 3d. lots on Brady ST.. cor. % College, G4xI56
each.
ss--l 'os va ~ S"i' VI lSo "
CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. 22-W. fractional oil Inc N W. sec 2, !.
81 n. X. H., a o7.i00 acres, near Ihorn's Mills
Very low ,ifapplied for soon.
IN STORY COZ Nj
No. o. o. N " oil See III l ~ X ,! W 40
Nj of n W LofsecIITs3R29W 20 acres
a. = IL rr sac N n ~ n "a W IGD acre.
~ ~ az y i Of a., IA n ~ X VI IA IN acre.
80 ~ ! -, 1 NJ ~ ,.c ~ u % "a ~ ,cr..
No. r. w Of discs % y - X ~ W soacres
No. .Nl-H if@' vi y " VI S'' 'o g :" "
- acres hmD t,rs,p "a ,so
No iU--N oil sec % 81 ~ - " ioV hercs'
IN Jasffh tuusi 4,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
Lots in North Daysnpsrt.

have Four beautiful Dwelling Houses IE W
Davenport fronting on Locust sstsel, Que 81 ~
ha. Ten acres OF ground with Il, and Vthel' 'N4
~ morC lots. +
Alsoa number OF ItnimprOyed tot, in Noe.it
lntosh's, LambtlIe's, Fearing. and Na,uAs
subdivision Of lots, some as low ~ ) ioU EAGLE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
DissoIUIIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIVE partnefhip Eerctofor re- xistlbg beiw cen
l. "Eads, stewart d Higgins" III the Land Agency
business, is this day by mutual GOnleHt OF partle.
dissolved. By the withdrawal Oi David Higgins
Dated March Isi 1856,
T. &. EADS
}. W. STEWART
DAVID HIGGINS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
"ARGYLE COTTAGE"

I>HE antersg med ~ rent tor nE- year TO ten biz
i late beautiful home argyle Cottage GLd append
ages adjoining the ely II lie Glare.
This place oomprlsrs Dwelling. rooms, smut 9
house stable orchard ol 0u bearing ttGE trees, aud
- sefc- soo.latid pasture.
None h"ed srIly whn have . large iarutly al t,ue
children, J.. 4. IA iN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
nv EXPRESS.

lust received, a large assortment " ,a.,tsi u
/ u and Forks, made expressly I.f 'hs .s,rp1
stamped with .y name, Davenport, AI p1tIIuNa
Coin Silver al ALI hEp "
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
JAaEsR GRAHAM, ~. I" ha'NAh
GRAHAM s. kEPNER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
No . HURON ,NEW BLOCH, FRONT SThkfl
naveun0rt Iowa

Davenport, Iowa
orders solicited for the purchase oil TRAN, Fl"uf
Wool and pfodue generally.
--kEFsRssCEs-
Rurraw. & Pretty man. davenport, Iowa,
Wise Pasey & " Use, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harbaugh & CO., Pillsbarg, IA
Spanx CO.,
Joseph Il. Elder, ST. Louis, Mo
MeBriie s Hammer, t1ncinnau, ONO,
r. Nct'os a Sons, Lisbon,
d. d u. Mcdonald 1. Co., Nellsfille' ONO
Mohiah Marin,
George Wells,
Hanna, Gsrrelson & Co., Cleveland,
Massey & sinclair,
James Graham, New Garden.
Merchants generally. Salem,
.h LID nlI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

The breaking up OF the ice at St. Louis,
swept away the telegraph cable which had
been laid across the river at that point.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

fSn Acres mIte. from this city-4u acres Kim
~ Grf, bA lance hH1 degree Of cultivation. THIS
perhaps the finest location abd lLr best proved
he county, FOR urIee, terms Sc inquire 81
Asb EAIbS 4 SIR - Altt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

have several beautiful los ia didsiea. ~
the city for ten, fifteen and twenty years
Also Let. of Five acres hear the city % q af
ten of twenty year, upon reasonable Is'A's -
rtght t. purchase.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
HAWKEYE INSURANCE COMPANY!
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
Office over Woodward 3 Harris DryGoods Stot'

ONCE over Woodward Harris Uryuooas slots'
East side VI Brady ST. between Isl and I'd sis.
uSIiIS Compan. isnow prepared 10 Insure dwelling
L houses Stores, Merchandise, household urnitufs'
anI all other properly against or damage by re'
aud will ssue policies on risks taken by the 'omfa
ny from date oil application,
tits the design Of the directors 10 neglect no ell
fort In ia aking this safe and reliable Company ana
one 10 which community will have The fullest comb
dence they have resolved In slLhngs 10 exercise the
utmost caution particularly as 10 tho seleeton oil rsAs
to be insured and TO this end very large proportion
of the risks usually taken by other insurance eonpa-
MES will not ON any account be Lax BY this company
This being Hans Company, organized Tor The paf-
DO >. accommodating The eitixess oil this State, y
presumed that II will be fully susiiaed-thus lar the
patronage extended hroughoutthe State ha. been
extremely liberal, aad Is 10 be hoped that the conn
Irnee already nj n fested may continue. eohtthh-
anre or patronage is very respectfully solicited
n Payrnls wanted for the abos tomPaa!-
DIRECTORS.
NJ. ID Burrows, Chss. Leslie, lgnaLas LANCER
Nm Wood, l.. &. Uesssint, 4. Metsin, jar NJ. pal-
rea. c. L. Parry, j. NJ. Wither~aS, Alfred Sanders
b. n. Wood~ ard. Jas. Gamble, Alden !. Naiety.
OFFICERS.
Alien L Mallery, Sse'ig, Alfred sanders, Frssf.
Is. II. Woodward, Jfsst Sseiy, thas. Leslie, ifsa4
Member, oil Executive Committee
James l.. DalE-ii, Louise. Desssiht,
Feb. % dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

The Hon. Edward Everett is landsbly
ambitious OF fame, and resembles those cid
commander. who were not content With
being victorious on one element, but
"iiks Cimel, trismphsd beth ON land and wave,
Mr.. Everett is not satisfied with the rough
disposition to crafty the wishes of the la
dies and receive the gentler tributes OF their
appreciation, The learned statesman and
accomplished academician has accepted an
invitation from the ladies OF Richmond, Va,
10 repeat before them the Grafton on the
Life and Services OF Washington which
| he delivered al Baltimore on the 22d OF Feb
/ raary,-and he has received similar in
| yilstion from the ladies' OF Baltimore, which
! he has also accepted. The proceeds arising
! from the sale Of tickets are 10 go towards
the purchase OF the Mount Vernon Estate
a praiseworthy object which the patriotic
ladies of Virginia and Mary land have been
Tor some time endeayoring to accomplish
II is too common TO say OF prominent
statesmen and politicians, when they trase
through the country for any purpose except
business, or do any thing on, of the com
mon way. that they are seeking after pop
uiarity Such a motive could not be at
tt,be,ed TO Mr.. Everett in the present in
stance. But il popularity were his object
We know not that he could have adopted ,
.urer method for obtaining it than the ON
ne is thus pursuing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
LANDS and LOTS FOR SALE

.Nunaeres beautiful Prairie Land Tor sale near lows
= CAY, Enguirs OI Cook, Sargent Ha"hrls
ar of the undersigned
Also 100 acres uHih.pfoyed. This is Prairie Land
of The best au.ht, II ,'Ilhteu County. being W Of
W = u and y r. > ~ / {. X : T..
l,t., 40 acre. mile from fulton This IS Norm
and uHs mile from ~ Railroad station, and Is n' l
bcauiS hd ierIility by ANY nnt Ia iht
state.
Also iBd acres Timber ani Pfaittc. ihi5 = near
Hue Grass AID viii b. soda ON easy terms
Also City Lots,
some situated ou the brow af lAr hill, HH5fdlhe
magnificent sites Tor dwellings,
Also
Beautiful Lots 10 lease fer - Yeats, situated "h
Brady street, Opposite John q. BaSte, fsq,
Being deierIln, 10 close up basiE"ss IA bayeh
port for the present any wishing bargais ~ be
above named real obtain ,Aesa BY aprll isk
soon q, 4. 4. RAIDS,
Dec - sa5. Ohre Lads NItmATk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
For the Ladies

L,RESGH Aid, WHITE KID English kid, bronze Kid
Il aud Velvet slippers.
Als0, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
Caters, from 81 80 ~ ~, Is per pair for sale b,
De. ia ysOS GRIbG1 q co