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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09
Cbole,a. Dysentery. Collie, Group, Vomiting,
: GROVER & BAKlR's FAMILY SEWING Ma

you lesser The labor Increase the leisure aud
remote tho be s wife and sad make home
papterf Puhass without this iyausbs article at No
kV5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

And preemuen ali cOPetitiob suite " elostn
private apartments applying hs famoas DYE, the greatest
throughout world Ills
stye Of WIGS aud T0UPEES perfection itself Wholesale
md rsfai Al CRIsI AnoRn,s. No AaoI House.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
erunay, the Banner Co o. Iowa

Grundy Cou ~ is one o. three or foul
email eountles 10 itis Siass, nom which we
have been slow - get returns Of The recent
eiecaon. Tnrouga 6. r. Garrison, Esq.,
one Of ts estimsbie ciliz-us, we nave receiy
ed intelligence W eicb leaves no doubt that
Grumpy 10 The banner county Of Iowa
Il polled 10 votes, rrraety nan. Of WHICH
were Republican, The old gentleman who
gave the dissenting yOte = as nall persusd-
ed 10 make the vote unanimous, but finally
said that be had been Is years democrat,
and couldn't desert the party now. lie can
neither read nor write, old as he is.
There 10 10 Pos, Office 10 the county, and
tie citizens have 70 send TO Eldora, Hardin
county, for their mail matter. Spurious
tickets mad been sen, to Grumpy containing
the name Of pro-slayery Democrat for Rep
tesentsuye. The trick &c discovered be-
tore voting. Determined to do tue thing
up straight, the Republicans cent al ex.
press To hefdln, % miies, for genuine tick
cts. They could get bO, Il few tickets as
specimens and had, consequently, 10 write
nearly all heir uekets after the messenger
returned IRON Hardin.
Under such circumstances, Grgndy may
ly claim to be the Banner County OF L.
wa. Mr. Ciarkson says that nearly 300
votes will be pollej in November, and as yet
he Knows OF but one slave democrat The
of Grundy is chieny from New
England. Some of them were once New
II hampshire democrats, but they cannot crawl
IN the dirt with Franklin Pierce and Bueh-
anan. HUrrsh for Gfundy county !--iooa
City Republican.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
Political Items

The Nestor OF The Bar Of Central New
York, Joshua A. Spencer. heads list Of
nearly one Thousand names for the forma-
ton Of Fremont, and Dayton Club, in IT.
ca.
Hos. Israel Washburn, IT,, la. been
unanimously re-uominated for Congress in
the Fiih District Of Maine, by Fremont
Constitutional Convention. After the con
yeution had concluded its labor, proces-
sion was formed, in whicl were fifty car.
risges and seven hundred and fifty single
wagons. Great enthusiasm was manites-
ted
The y. Y STATE Register, speaking OF the
American" candidate for ,he Governor
slip Of New Yorh, Gays:
The American Fillmore party have not
vet uade their nomination. Their choice
gil! probably tail upon Erastu: Brooks, OF
the Express, or upon Gustevus Atoiphus
seroggs, of Buffalo. We are intensely
A american all oyer--fIom the top Of our head
10 tie little toes on our feet. Bui we can.
no; support either o. these last named
chaps Tor Governor O: this great State
They are individually and collectively too
small potatoes for our use. We could not
vote Tor q man who has such an ebomins-
bic name as Gus,svus Ado!phus Scroggs.
We could GO Scroggs,ifit was John ScrOggs
Or Peter Scroggs, but the Gustsyus ADO
phus is TOO much. We cannot vote for c
man with hesthenish names that would
reaeer the Gubernatoriai Chair the laugh
ing stock Il Christian Europe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

TIE GEREAs roTE.-The pro-slavery
papers are beginning to abuse the Germans.
which is q pretty sure sign that the Buchan-
auiers despair ofseeuring their votes. The
Redmond Wing. WI ich is disinterested
spectator Of the struggle between the
Democrats and the Republicans, and cares
not which party gains the Teutonie in
hgehce, says
"Egerywhere they seem TO be entering
the canvass for Fremont with remarkable
spirit and energy. What the Buchanan
Democracy can hope for, when they see
their German ieglons strayiug OF from
them, we are unable TO comprehend Ger.
tain ii IL, in Our judgment, the German de-
lection in the North viii insure the COM
plete and overwhelming overthrow OF the
Democracy"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
Fer The Ga4ssts.
Nh EpIroE:


Dear Slr-Wiih your permits
zion We would respectfully notify the tras-
eiing publlc OF the politeness, gentleman My
conduct and spirit Of accommodation ewing
ed on the part Of the agents or drivers ofthc
Gslena Packet line OF hacks now running
between this city and the head Of The Rap
ids at LeClsire city
On The 29th inst. We arrived in town by
enc OF said hacks, and when the driver
brought up at the LeCiaire House, We in
formed him that we desired TO be taken to
the SCOT HOUSE (Which is heated but one
block below the LeClaire House, Tie
dIlser then not only refused to accommodate
Us in ths, particular, bot he also used very
insulting language and peremptorily order
ed US Owe gentlemen and one lsdy) out o
the csrrisge, and ct the same time he insin
us.ed that if We wished TO 60 TO the Sect
House we couId walk there. which We were
obliged to do or hire another conveyance.
Resp. Yours,
E. G.. CossILLY, Columbus, O.
A. GAppis, Lafayette, Ind.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

Az epeued aud now etttluk Sptou'iP stps W
Ii Hardware At iertr figures than any Other
concern In the city Of Davenport Our stock cempssc
aud 70 furnish al kinds Of builders Mste.lsi. ole
chAnics Toolaa and Farmers implements u the ocst mai
ufseture Give usA call yoa cannot ~ away wanoa'
buying. No. SAIain street, Davenport, oovwoon
MAILS, Cut ard WRIT Spike, best brands. ,.,n
IN LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
CARPENTERS TOOLS Of every assssg.sn isr as sale
Slowbs LIVINGSTON LUCKNOW.
MAIL. Rlyetipg, Horsc.toens, Ensinset. aud Black
IN smith. Hand Hammers and sledges ,,,,n
DowINa Machines Com. and cast Steel Ansers and
i'A"ss' '"''' wv IiviSasroS s LOCKWOOD
Bhh mako hAA' LIVING nSisasToN LOCKWOOD
NIoRTIoR, rirnsr, Corner aud Parlns ehasn'
lN1dausrs and csrpsn!srs sl.sss ,o,rwoon
rRouSD and Pipe Beassat ,oo,,y,on
rRow Bars, Mattesk. aud rlsksat oo.woon
- LIVINGSTON LoehWoop'
rHAINs, bright OK English proof eo, Hsiisr, Nell
SJaek aai Trace. LIVINGSTON s. LOCKWOOD.
uINans Heavy and Lish, strap Fst. mo q n and
llSiraiS very cheap. LiNi huston Lo'h"oop
{ ""1 CIV nyisasToN 4 LOCKWOOD
DRITIsH Enameled Kettles, the only thing Ios ma
~ tMsin e. LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOOD.
pass Kstr't. hrs ss,s,nsns, to be f oTsMaon
w ELL Wheels. pumps, Chain Pumps, Reels And
w Wei BuSfsis at LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
MouLpEns, Riddles. ss,ys., &c ,.cvvoon
lNl No d Main It. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
LNLEs John g6lhetys best article Ia nal Let, large
| Il stock At LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD.
GRIM stone Rollers, Gate Mnsss Con- M md Ma I'm
| nRUsHEs Paint, varuish, Sash, White Wash Horse
| Dshsyiug and Hair az LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
MES cid colony aud other celebrated manufactures
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
IMAsuRf and Hay fork., Hoes and @ 3 Grail
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
| XyTIsBow alass. Putty, &c.
w LIVINGSTON = LOCKWOOD.
yNyHIPS, Carriage and Team. Buck Lashss,
| w LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
II 2ARDs celebrated sporting Powder.
HNo. Main s. LIyfSGsToS LOCKWOOD.
| CH0T Pouches aud Belts, Powder Flssks, Gu
| SWipsIs, Wrenehes Com. aud @. 5. Tubes. Eiey
chemical prepared Gun Wads Eeys Water Proof Cap
g. d. Caps Gail aud buy cheap At No. Main 81, Das
l export LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
l aug Is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

Our enterPri.ing neighbors at ST. Marys
are going ahead brayeIy, new buildings are
being erected, and Of substantial character.
The location Of St. Msrys on beautiful
bench Of second bottom gives II fine sP.
pearaace, and renders 1t secure from any
eneroaehments Of the Missouri river. Go
ahead boys, you out display in your rapid
progress the genera! character OF all por.
tons Of our eourshirg and well favored
Mills county .-Gte nwoOd Times.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

"Father Sawyer" of Maine, as he ia at.
fectionately called, although a hundred
years and several months old, il appears is
no, the Oldest clergyman in New England,
The Manchester IN. H. American reports
that Rev. Laban Ainsworth, semi or. pastor
OF the Congregations church, Jafirey, n.
H., is now in Bis one hundred and third
year, having been born July is, 1884 He
10 the Oldest graduate OF Dartmouth College
and probsb!y the oldes, clergyman in the
country.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

The Davenport Democrat sHys that there
are 70 Esst DayeDpor, six steam saw mills J.,
which cut IL 900 feet per day, making sn
aggregate Of 100000 feet Of lumber per
week, besides large quantity Of lath and
shihg Dubuque Herald.
The above we presume to be founded
merely upon what the Democrat lie ia the
habit Of saying and not upon wbs, II actual.
ly did express.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

CoUsTERyEiTERs AEREErEo. Three men
were arrested snd ,aken before the Mgyor
to-day on charge Of passing counterfeit
money in this city, at The ests blishment of
May g. We'll and others. The counterfeits
are e5's on the Bank Of Commerce, Virgin
ia. They are badly executed, but not being
described in the detector, they are liable 10
deceive. Several bills were found in their
possession. - Iotoa City RepuJ. asa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

LARGE WAGEa-A gentleman advertised
a few DAYS since he would bet 81 900 he
could name sixteen States which would
elect Buchanan electors, and 81 900 each
that the remaining fifteen States would 60
for Buchanan. Also $4,000 that eight
States cannot be named that will go for
Fremont. The Syracuse Journal learns
that Chas. Cock, OF Havana, has taken all
these bets Buffalo Express
Chas Cook is sold We noticed few
DAYS since, how this dodge was tried upon
a Democrat. ia 1914. Let US see how il
xill operate The Buchanan man bets
81 900 that Maine, New Hampshire, Mas
sachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode
Island, New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl-
vsnia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa and California (lS) will
60 for Buchanan. He loses of course. He
mex, bets $1,000, each (Sl5,oo0) on the
following: Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky.
Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, North
Carolina, Florida, louisiana, Texas, Alaba-
ma, Mississippi, Arkansas, Delaware and
Missouri u.s. will also 60 for Buchanan,
all Of which be 10 nearly sure to win. Then
5000, that eight States cauno, be named
which will 90 for Fremoni-wbieh, Of
course. he VIII lose. The losses and gains
| stand, therefore, as follows
Buchanan mar, on Is States, $4,000
| Css. Cook, on 10 States, 81 600
s I" 5000 5000
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

The following IL the Proviso attached BY
the House of Representatives to the Army
Appropriation bill: -
"Proe sded, however, and il is hereby de-
clared. that no part Of tae military force OF
the United States, for the support OF which
appropriations are made BY this act, shall
be employed in aid OF the enforcement OF
auy enactment OF the body claiming to De
the Territorial Legislature Of Kansas, an.',
such enactments shall have been amrmea
and approved by Congress; but this Prostso
shail act be 80 construed as to prevent o"'
President from employing an adequate ai'
itary force; but il shall be his aoty 70 s"'
ploy such force 10 prevent the INVASION u
ssid Territory BY armed bands OF noh're.r
dents. or any other band OF nen-festaeH.s'
.ct,ng or claiming to act az posse eo"..a.
as Of any officer 10 said Territory, ~ me
| ens,ycemept Of any such enactment, anu W
orota.t The persons and property therein
ma mon The national highways leading 70
said Territory, from sll unlawful searches
.nd se izares. and il shall be his further au'
4, 10 take efficient measures 10 cempet .he
return OF and withhold all arms oil tue Oh''
ted Sta;es dislrihu ted in or 10 SAID isfttto
~ in pursuance OF any law OF the uh''ea
States authorizing the Distribution OF arms
to the States snd Territories"
All tha, is here provided is that the peo-
pies money shall not be used for paying
United States troops for enforcing. al tue
poin, of the bsyonet. the enaetments OF the
bogus Legislature. The prosiso would not
restr ain all The other army operstiens from
being carried on as ususl.--lt only insists
that the army shall not be employed to up
held aud enforce the Internal code promal'
gated Sy the slave power in Kansas, to act
under The orders OF Lecompte and Atchi-
son in imprisoning or shooting American
citizens, who dare 10 refuse obedience 10
the iuiqui,ous laws which have been passed
lor the further establishment and strength
ening of slavery, So odious ate these laws,
tina, even men like Weller and other par
ticular supporters of Pierce and Buchanan
at Washington City, have moved for the abb
rogation Of the most obhoxious ones. And
ye, all that the ptoviso contemplstes or de-
mands is, that the treasure and army OF the
United States shall not be used 10 uphold
an atroeieus system Of pretended IegisIa-
ton, which 10 burning disgrace tot the char
acter OF the country. and which has recei-
we'd the decided Condemnation Of every free
State in the cenfederacy. And the sham
Democrats who support the present missr.
able administration pretend to accuse the
House OF Representatives OF nltempting,iel
tae,ious purposes, 20 stop the wheels o.
government, because in the exercise OF III
undonbtsd constitutional rights, il has at
tsched to a money bill! provision demand
ed by every principle Of humanity and re
pubhcanism. Il is 10 be hoped that III
House will adhere TO the stand il has taken
There is no doubt that in so doing i wi
be sustained by the people.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

STEAMBOATS, DESTROYED ON THEWEsTERs
RfyERs.-UPwards Of thirty steamboats,
were destroyed by fire, fifteen demolished
BY ice, and twelve rendered useless by boil
err explosions thus far during the present
year on the Western rivers. Sixteen have
been burned al Alsiers, La, and ST. Louis
Mo.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

The following extract from u letter Of
Thona. Jefferson to DR.. Price, dated
August, 1856, gives al idea Of the views OF
the north on slavery extension Il, that
period
"N0rthwsrd Of the Chesapeake you may
fDd here and there an opponent to your
ioctrine, as yoI may dnd here and there =
robber and murderer; but in no greater
number"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
or
Tow a. m Atafa

WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
UAEENG Jas; returned from the east with three
/ times as Large II stock OF Cl0thin. and
Gents, Furnishing Goods as was ever Of
tered IN his Iaafsst and ~ 70 per cent less price,
feel con aisnt thai can salt the pa blc ia price and
auallty. havin. lad iWJ years experience In lhs
civ and shoxiSg we!i the wants Of the people, /
Aaye selected thi- slOcs OF Goods from the best east
erA manufacturers and of the beet qualities. Among
shrh a as he fGaHd two Thousand OYer.C0atS
from 70 . dollars; four thousznd pairs Pants In
uriee from IS cents 10 50; one thousand Vests
nom rs e. ate 10 10 dollars; Dress Goats from
a, 95 dollars; Irock . 10 - dollars: sack To Is
do!Iars: shirts from 90 CITE. 10 $500; Hats.
Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods, In price
md quality to sut purchasers. All gO0ds bought OF
me are Narrated 4. No. article.
thereby return fay sincere Ihanks 70 the patron
re heretofore 50 literally bestowed aud hope
st!ll 10 me ri, zRd rsesiYe the same. No LaCiaiIe
Block l.. LDWRSsTRiN.
r. s. Country Merchants will do well 10 call and
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
sill dad low figures aud rsasona BILE terms.
sug dxt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
A MANUFACTURE ELEcrED PER- =

AMAsuFAcTuEEE ELEcTED PER- = By
late ales Of English papers we see that
Mr.. Edward Strut, noted manufacturer,
has been raised to the Peersge. This uuu-
su.l proceeding shows the interest which
the Queen takes in the manufacturing pur-
suits OF her dominions, and also the inroad:
which time is making upon ancient Preiu-
dices and customs. Il Is the surrender OF
feudalism to industry. The Manchester
Examiner says, in Femarking on lhis case,
that it is something for those who claim 10
be regarded as the descendant. Of the mail
ed barons OF England 10 admit into their or
der q man who not only has made, bot 10
making, his fortune by Spindles and looms ;
and if they would have fell some reluctance
to take such step themselves, it lie well for
ii EN- that ihe.r mistress knows better.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

A correspondent Of the spaflanburg Is,
c. Express complains bitterly that The Mes
York OGserusr has been stealing his tAun-
der. He says he sent a uunicaton to
the Observer denouuciag Senator Sumner
in the characteristic style Of South Carroll
ma, and instead o. publishing il as a com
munication, the Observer shaped il into ed.
torisls, without acknowledgement o.
course, nobody but Virginisn or South
Csrolinian could have imagined the distance
of those editorials
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

FATAL RAILROAD AcciDsaT.--A con.
etruction train on the Illinois Central road
was thrown from the track On Friday last
near NATION, by which three men were
killed. Their names are George w. Perry,
Don Josephus Perry (brothers,) and Robert
Timmons, eli residents o. Urbdna
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
DISSOLUTION.
IOWA
Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY

ilC duu 11dt lho lubui duCr OOIQphuy
I meeting Of The Stockholders Of the slows
"A Fire aud Marine Insurance Complain held a.
IA, UrIce Of be Ho8. q. C. h. Mitchell, IL the city o.
Davenport, August 18th, 1855, On motion Edwin
luth was appointed President and Jos. Lambri;s
sscretary.
OHexamlDaLOr Of tho stock subscription book. II
Lppanred that the requisite amount had been cub,
65Eibsd 70 saihsnZe the stockholders 10 elect 1
boatd Of Directors.
gu motion the stockholders proceeded to the else-
IoH Of q board OF y Directors, whsreupon u G X
Mitchell. Geo l. davenport, Alex w McGregor, 3D.
= 10 Suiith, EaOch Mead, Biaksmore, William bic
MxnaE, 6iilstl, stroEg Bprnel, Jos Iambrite,
yauies May, stePhen Thompson, John l. Davies,
Bend P Cotes, Jas Mcintosh, Jos Motto, r II McGhee
aud Royal rain were duly elected said board
on motion the setiBg adjourned.
aIu5etlug u the directors Of the iowa Fire aud
Marine Insurance Company. held at lhe office OF
lion, u X Mitchell, 10 the clty oI Uayehyof Au.
sast I5lh 1856, ~ 4o'slGck r. N. q Mitchell WAS
eleg ted President. Alex W McGfcgor, Vice pre,i-
cent, Royal CbaIa55 Secretary, and Geo. L.
Davenport, Treasurer.
on motion the Fre.!isHt, Wee President, SecrstI'
~ aud Joe La1Dnte ~sTv appointed committee to
prepare code Of bv.lsws aud regulations, 10 report
u the BeGt ntstHZ. The meeting then adjourned.
EDWIN SMITH President.
JOSEPH LAnBRITE, sec'y.
Aug26dlm
Der UsmokrGt sud State democrat viii copy one
month and scnd I'LL to Treasurer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

ALIAsy BElpGE LocATED.-The commits
sioners 10 locate the bridge over The Hud-
son at Albany, have placed its Western ter
minus in Q1sy street, midway between
Maiden Lane and Exchange street. In the
eentrs OF the basin il s 10 he 55 feet from
the n oriL side Of tie bridge At State slree,;
curying NorthWsfdly il is 10 cross the river
90 as to cut tie lower corner OF the old
wooden Hudson River railroad depot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

HoK. + SEtts, SECRETARY or STATE
E-ger.-WF had he pleasure OF greeting
fHs sly siected Secretary of State asst
az. he bas n0incitnauv On whatever
o ,.,alH ~ the category III winch he wss
iced the Cincinnati Times. He has
en mskug TRIP West Esery~heIe.he
.ay :, he good cause Is progressing glori-
Jusy, and increased malerities may be look.
ed Tor IN every western county - Iowa
City Reppb.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

A bed OF the peculiar kind Of clsy from
which is made the celebrated Milwaukee
brick, is said 10 havs been found near CHI
cago, on the lands Of the South Branch Ca
nal Company
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

Buchanan man ahead, $1,000
Which wi leave him a fair margin for
the not nos probable contingency OF Dir.
Fillmore carrying four or FIVE of the South.
ern States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

The Lsvi.than steamer, now building on
the Thames, England, ftie Great EASTERN
is expected al Portland, Me, in May rext.
Mr, Belts, ons OF the directors of the
Steamship Company, completed the az
ranaement last week for the building Of
the wharf for her accommodation, which is
TO be furnished a, the expense Of the city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
Private School for Girls and BOYS,


REV, GEO. e. STREET, Prneipai,
THIS School will reopen for the regular fail term
i on Monday ,tbs lstb August inst. Al niue o'eioet
A NJ.
Sca0olToom Ia the basement OF the pfesbytshsp
Church, corner Of Harrison and Third Streets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
IOWA PBMALR SEMINARY,

THIS new Boarding School for Young Ladies' and
l. Misses located In Iowa City, will 0paD on Tues
day, sept. 2Sth. An accomplished corps OF teach
ers spacious aud elegantly furnish ed scs1oi aud 70
citation aud aeiiiiiss for the study OF Music
Fine Ads aud OF The soiids, must s1orc advantages
superior To sny institution Hes, oil the Aississippi
and equal 70 ssy ). ilafy the e0a1try. The Pfi1-
ep4l or ono si the leach.Ts 81 CO tue isdies al
Davenport who wish 10 attend the school Oh sppIl-
cation. For circulars or board address
any "a DIV I'm T. r. WOOD, Assnt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

Yesterday tie people Of osksiooss had q
public celebration Of the triumph Of the Re-
publican party 10 this State Friends Of
Freedom from all parts OF lows were in at
tendance
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
usw advertisements.
Bill Posting.


NOTICE
4 > THE steamer GREEK SLAVE will
yR1 hereafter run through TO Gatens,
fti,e distractions in Rsyer kiyer hav.
ing been removed J and connect reg
ilArly with the Mi Ane.ota Packets.
Tickets can be procured nj the hotels IN Rock Is-
and aud Davenport aud Of the undersigned Hack.
cave Rock lsland and Davenport hts O'Clock A III
POWARS n CO, Agents,
Rock ls.art aug q div
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
Holt Hottxr.i Het,sstl!i,


THE uDde rsigned have 90 banda few more ofther
Patent Rsfrigerxtors, which We will sell III a 70.
duGsd prizes, as 10 put them within the reach vi
Cali soon. HULL, ALLEN CO.,
July 10 dtf FRONT ST., Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

A NUMBER Of desirable lot, for residences on
the term Of is,ssrs. Apply 70 ..
oEcs op Main sst~ssn FIsai AID sssoIa 81.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30
NEW PLATFORM
Intention Public.

oR good Flour, Bran Screening and Feed of ali kads
20 10 the Railroad Grocery, corner 9Th and Brady
where you will alec mud all kinds Of Groceries aud Pro
visions. togsthsf with neat wagon 10 deliver them
fee Of charge Gall and sec for yourselves
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