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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

The Richmond Enquirer, of a late date
referring to the late votes of the United
States Senate in opposition to the three
votes Of President Pierce, thus speaks Of
the degeneracy and degradation Of its own
political party:
"Ifit were possible to defeat the election
Of Mr.. Buchanan. the recent course of GER
tain Democratic members OF Congress on
the subject ofInternal Improvements would
precipltate that deplorable catastrophe up
on the country. Against the traditional
policy OF the party, against its latest decla-
ration Of principle in the Cincinnati plat
form, and despite the protest of the Pres-
dent, three Internal Improvement bills have
l.een enacted by the aid of democratic votes.
Never have we known the mass of democ-
racy iu this State, and we say throughout
the South, so humiliated and incensed as
in this Instance OF profigate subseryiency
to local prejudice. No occurrence since the
organization Of the democratic party has so
shaken the faith of the people in its firm.
ness and fidelity"
This is true enough. The party by which
Buchanan is supported has forfeited all
claim to respect. Its leaders seem to have
lost sight of all political principle. The
only bond Of union among them, that we
can perceive, 10 that ofinterest-the desire
TO retain possession of the Offices and hon.
ore Of the federal government.
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tese - 60
NoUgAep q "a halt.

when the tempest sweeps svee the land,
the reed and the willow nod in their lexieili.
y aad are spsred its wrath, but the moua-
tain ash, proud in it, 6rmness sad it.
strength, is prostrated. So in human Of.
fairs, in times Of great political exciteasa,.
when the storms Of party passion and pref
udce. and The thunders Of hot Psrtixanship.
are convulsing public morals and causing
the hesrts Of COED aen 70 quake, he sspss.
tending candidates for Office, the "little
viPers," "the ignorant Dutchmen," ",he
unlesrnsd and unskillfGl attorneys" come
out Of the overwhelming tornado. fresh and
clean, the chosen Representatives Of the
apprec'stine massss. Bat the strsae candi-
dates the Boosting pillars Of State, the
mss"sssssen. Aesorsa,s guides Of that party
spirit which is dehasiag public virtue to the
lowest degree, are demolished BY the very
tempest they have raised. What quiet
Taesdsy morning 10 this. especially among
those who were % loud-uouthsd last Satur.
day. Not ussd about slsston b spoken
or printed By ~By.Jsnss" the Great.
| The Republican party has sufficient
cause for exulta,ion. The spirit in which
the foes of Freedom have conducted the
State campaign in this county, was moan,
base and contemptible, unworthy the name
of decent, and such ~ we might exp ect to
end among men without conscience. with.
out edoca,ion and without character. The
most bitter personal detracsion, the most
malignant falsehoods. the most debating
and personal appeals, clothed in the vilest
language, have oil been made use Of, By the
candidates o: bogus and false Democracy.
lnglorious defeat brings shame and despair
to our long. spiritless enemies. For
ssken BY Germans, Irishmen, Americans,
all, they console themselves BY retiring
within their own Shiny dens, there, like
the fangless serpent, to hiss over the nee
cessisy offallen fortune. of disappointed am
bition, of crushed hope.
The Republican party has now made a
grand beginning-wi,h God, Humanity and
Freedom on one side, with Truth, Justice
and Constitutional Liberty ~ our allies, We
must conquer. And now let % work hard
and long, till every blood stain that Slavery
has inflicted upon the fair brow Of Liberty.
is wiped out. and the heavens resound from
sea to sea with the jubilant shouts ofa hap
Py people-happy because they have cho.
sen John c. Fremont President Of oul
glorious Union.
A True DKnocRAr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

JuDGE kent AMONG TEE REPUBLICANS.
There was heart-cheering gathering Of
Republicans At Fishkiil Landing, Tuesday
evening last, At which Judge VIM. Kent
presided, with John P. DeWint, Esq, Prot.
Charles Davies, and others among the Vice
Presidents. Speeches were made BY ED.
Culver, A. Oakley Hall, and Mr.. Briggs, OF
Ohio. Not only was great enthusiasm dis
played. but the "Kent commentaries" on
Buc haniers and the like were especially
strengthening to the weak back-bones in
the neighborhood. Let not the enemies Of
Repubiicanism pirate Of demonstrations
sectionalism when jurist like Judge Kent
lends to Freedom his aid.-N. Y. Times
3lst Elt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

BEszoLE LIGHT. "A company has been
formed in Chicago for the manufacture and
sale Of BenEole sss light machines The
Chicago Democrat has a long article on the
subject. which states that when the new
light is manufactured in large quantities it
u the cheapest that can be made. Benzole
u q colorless, spirituous liquid, distilled
from coal tar, Of q faint but pleasant smell,
like that Of burning almonds, extremely
solatile and infsmmable, but not explosive
Iss chief source Of supply is bituminous
coal. and II yields large profit when sold
u forty cents gallon.
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PORTRAIT BAHHERs.-Nr. J. c. Wolfe,
an artist who has for some time been a re-
sident Of Rock Island, 10 preparing. at the
room OF Mr.. Wright. in this city.a set o.
banners for the Republican mas meeting
at Geneseo, ILL.,. on next Friday. One Of
the banners is a full length Likeness Of
Fremont, and another presents the portraits
Of Fremont and Dayton. Mr.. Wolfe il
most distinguished 70. landscape painting
but he also excels in taking portraits, and
the ones in question are good lkenesses,
aud will doubtless be well received by the
Republicans OF Geneseo.
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"There is really but one absorbing Gu es.
ton now before the people. In the SOL
emn magnitude of its presence all others
are hushed. This question 10 4 last pre-.
scented in tangible form, shall the Union
be preserved or shall the first step be Ia
ken toward the entire disruption Of the
States Of the Union by the severance OF
the north from the south.-fR. C. Wiz
THRof's Letter.
And to preserve the Union Mr.. Winthrf p
proposes to work Oh builder to shoulder with
the southern nullifers whom Gen. Jackson
threatened to hang for attempting to dis
solve it.-ChicaQo Democrat.
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pR.,sANPoRp's INyIaoRAr0R

LNROM one tofourbottles OF DR.. Sanford's InyIgo-
l. rator cures Liver Complaint of long stan ding.
From two TO six tsaspot nfals cures bilious at
lacks, iftaken night and morning cont ualiy
From enc TO two doses relieves an attack of sick
heada che.
From one to three teaspoonsfuls q seur stem-
ach
From one to two bottles cures the most obstina Ia
chronic diarrhea.
From saeto three doses per day cures con nrm ed
dyspepsia
From one to three doses cures diarrhea or sum
mer co m pi amt.
From one to four teaspoonsfuls cures cholera NOR.
bus; one spoonful every haifhour.
From one TO two bottles cures jaandice.
From ons to two bottles cures the most obstiu ate
female distinctions.
From one to tso doses cures an attack caused by
worms.
From to four dose curescolic.
One bottle will remove all yellowness from the
skin.
From oneto six doses cures cholera infantun.
From four 10 six dosts, in a. many hours, cures
cholera.
For sale by Druggists generally, and CHAs. T.
WEBB, Davenport; also by SANFORD q Co., IN. Y.
City. July % diff
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Select our candidate" cry the Buchanan
men, "or we will dissolve the Union"
"Elect me-" says Fillmore, "or the South
wont submit, and win dissolve the Union"
"Whether Col. Fremont is elected or
mott say the Republicans, "this Union
must and shall be preserved J"
The Republican 10 the only party that
makes no thrests against the Union.
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A Democrat from Susquehana, Pa, write Q

10 the courier ana Enquirer as follows
81 have turned over to the Fremonters-
can't go Democracy any Ionger-sm com
pie,ely disgusted with the whole proceed
ings. Hurrsh for John C. Fremont, the
man of the people Old Buck can't stand
sight-eyen Pennsylvania will 90 against
him. We have only three Buchanan men
b re, and they will dry up and blow away
before November. And in the next town
to Us there is bot one, and he is wavering.
guess about election time be will go Free
mont"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06
Threshing Machines

N0uRSE, VIELE CO..
t he Iowa Agricultural Depot Corner Of Rock Is.
fAland and Front Streets, Davenport, Iowa. have for
sale the celebrated
Fits Threshing Machine, Separator and Horse
Power, for Q or 10 Horsss,i
Emory or Pcase's Endless Chain Railroad Hcrse
Powers, for TO 3 Horses
With Threshing Separstors, Portable Saw Mills
Grst Mills, and Corn Shelters adapted Horse Pow
ers. ALSO
FARMING INPLEEENTS,l
Wagons, Carriages, and Buggies, Garden and Canal
or Railroad wheelbarrows, in great variety.
july q dwn
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The Secretary Of the Navy has recently
imposed fines upon the Collins line, TO the
extent Of $4,000, for failure of time under
their contract, owing TO the employment Of
the Ericsson a. substitute for the Arctic.
The exactioG Of this penalty has led 70
some sharp correspondence. H
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Counters and Shelving
LNok sale cheapby ADAMSoN e. PAPF,
l. july 30 div Second st. above Perry,
Valuable Business
locations, Stores, oMcss, DC.
ITO lease or let in Davenport

ITO lease or let in Davenport, by
Ell Adj Ana0,
Auction ,er and Commission Merchant
No. "a Brady ST. near the Post Office
1st-The new brick store (drst noor) on Brady st;
two doors north OF the Port ONCE.
2d.-Two ofncss (seeond door 'front.' same build
ing.
large, we'll lighted and ventilated, good entrance
suitable for Wholesale business, pr.ter or barber
&c.
4lh-one room (second door over the Book
Store No. % Brady Street, public entrance from
street, suitable fora Law medical ONCE, dentist
artist, &c,
sth.--1he Book and Paper Store known as the
Iowa Book Rooms, No. 81 Brady Street; all or part
Of she stock for sale and store and fixtures 10 et
chance for we'll established and profitable bus
mess.
6.h-Five rooms (seco nd floor front and back
Nos, IS and 10 Brady Street, with good front er
trance suitable for ohlces and gentlem EMS lodging
rooms; rents TOM i've 30 ten dollars per month
7th-Forty five feet front OF the Catholic lot on
Brady st. between Attn and 5th, 10 lease for ten
years. Apply 10 ELI ADAMS
july 81 II Once on Brady St.
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The clerk of gentleman in this city
who has been betting pretty freely in favor
of Mr.. Buchanan, returned two or three
days ago from visit to his home in Penn
sylyania, and begged his worthy employer
for Gods sake not to bet dollar on Penn.
sylvania.-Lous Jour.
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The Buffalo Express says a number OF
Irish gentlemen are making arrangements
to establish 10 that city, on their own res
ponsibility,a Fremont club, and that q
goodly number of names are air eady en-
rolled.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

INTEREST RATES IN ESGLASp.-The rate
Of The Bank OF England still remains at h
per cent In the open market, however,
the supply Of money is large. and choice
bills have been negotiated as low a. 2 n.
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Muscatiine July 5.

RepubIc.ns carried Muscaine CO.
s,.,a of;cers-Sells, ,lo2 maj; Pattee 81;
Morris 81; Rice 81. :,
"a. aficers-Gloud IS; Mills ~; Csdie
%. cocksooded IL; Davis, for Congresses.
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VTTHEREAs, on the 18th day Of Decsnbsr, A. d.
w 1854, George Safer, exsestsd unto d. H. Kuhl
rtaiu promissosy note for the OF Seven I've
delia With isssfsss the rate Of ten per cent per
apnum pay able year afser that date. And where
a. In order secure the payment Of said note the
ssd Georee hios and Rosanna g. his wife, did on the
l9sA day OF D. 1864, convey In trustt TO
John NickS Ladwig Hansen, - Trustee, BY written
instrument, duly executed and recorued the follow
ing DESERVED real estate situated In Scott county, in
nc state Of Iowa, 10 vii: Lot No. twenty-four t2)
In Cook sargens addition 10 the city Of Davenport,
county and State Aforesaid.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given that l, the
uads rsiSned Jshn Nick's Ludvg Hansen, Trustee
a. Aforesaid In pursuance Of the provisions Of said
deed eftruss, will on tho Twenty day Of Au
gust A. D. 1855. before the Court House door in the
city OF Davenpor In the unity aforesaid, ID hour
ofiea O'Clock In the forenoon efsad sel pub.
lie auction v the highest bidder for cash. the aore
said described lot much thereof shall be
cessay safety the amount then due, said above
mentioned note, with costs and expenses Of making
such sale. j. N. l.. HANSEN.
Dated at Davenport the Sth day Of Aug, 1855 6daed
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New Hardware S006e.
L1y1N GS r. ON q LOCK WOOD
A Rk NOW opsning.at No. sAaia eta complete stock
kAsf superior HARDWARE, 10 which W. invite
the attention Of oil In want Of anything IN oer
The quality 0feur goods We confidently bensve WI
compare favorabIy with any In the sAte. Al
soops WARRANTED TO NJ ~ RxrRssaHrsp, OF snc
money refunded.
We design 10 keep large stock Of AkChAN!Cc.
TOOLS rom the very best IN She Sas'
and will supply those In want Of rinsr class Asfi
CHS ~ - low price - Il b. s6srdsdtn Iowa.
Our facilities for Obtaining goods At the minimum
price 10 eQuslled BY few in the west. Our stock o.
shelf goods 10 now complete, and we have transit
aisrse invs,cs of heavy goeds which will soon ar
rive.
SPORrSMEN wishing an oatat for The spproach.
Ing ssss,n, can nnd Al No Main st. everything ne
cssssry OF = superior make.
L. q. l.. have permanently located In Davenport,
aud design making Il the place OF failure rssdonce
and sincerely hope BY fair prces-.good gsods--lus'
representations aud csse personal attention 70 mer
Isl share ofthe patronage and confidence ofshepao-
lie.
CHAS. II. LIVINGSTON. GkO ID. b0CkWOoD'
Davenport July ~ 80 du
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IForthe Gazette.
. -
xanM laYea.

1snsy Saved.
The bogus democracy had no use for the
two bands Of music engaged for last evening
land the powder purchased for firing sa'
lutes has been returned at large discount
Lend us the cannon boys. x. L.
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Well Diegiuo.

THE subscriber Il at all times ready 10 dig Wels
aad Cfsterns. He may be found at Mr.. Smiths
on Harrison, east side, between 9th and eth sta
AngS d3ms EDWARD NEWTON.
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HIN Aoufrtiseulents.
plOpO2AIQ

WILL be received BY the undenignsd residing =,
w Moline liis until the sOth Of August, for con-
s,ruetipr dam aero the Mississippi river at Camp.
bellss Isia Width Of river 700 feet,
average depth Of vster u to feet rock bottom and
shores, materials On the ground. Piansand speein-
cations may bs furnished.
Moline, Aue.S, 1885 MsN6AL, NOu RISE CO.
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ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTS.
COCHRAN q co. having secured room No.
y . Com mercial buildings, are prepared to fur.
nish designs for buildings Of every description. Al
so, drawings executed for machinery for patents Ac
WOULD RErKR I'd
A. LeClaire, payenDoft
N. Fejervary,
Nichols, lsbsll & Co. i, Bankers,
Burneil, Gillet Co., Lumber dealers,
Bennett & Plumer, Lawyers,
Burrows 4 Pretty msp, Merchants,
July % DIT
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For Coasress, Davis, 75i;
Letter, l6;-ls5.
sey Of Sase-seiis' NE;
Snyder, ei7 ;-iso'
A.disor of Sate-Pa,see, TAI;
Pollard. GIT $50.
Treasurer Of S,aie--Morris' 74si
Paul, GIT ;-lal.
Attorney Geaerai-Rice. IA;
Baker. 6ls ;-las.
Senator-Rusch, asa;
Dow. 6o4 lbs.
Representatives. 74o;
Dodge, 6as;-l2s
Wing, 7A5;
Psrkhurst, 6ls;-l27
Bsner, 752;
Smallheld, el2;-l4l
Cavk of Cosrt-Pat,on, 7l5;
Evans. 655;-so.
Prosecuting Aiiorny-stewars.742;
Johns. 63s;-l0:
For the Conpension, $50;
Against do si-ssa.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore ext sting between d.
s. Brooks and K. Bailey was this day, 24th MT.
dissolved by mutual sonsent. Tho accounts Of the
hrm viii De settled BY ID. s. Brooks, who will con-
tinile the bu al the same stand
ID. s. BROOKS,
July % div K. BAILEY.
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D.vRxroRr TowxsEIP.--We give 'eio"
the returns from this township - iu'
:. nv the ;adees OF election yesterday ;,
They show very eonclosive'y 'he e00u
f.;,h il which the American and German
re.uh,ic.ns acted. Mr.. Rasch' the 1ef-
man candidate for Senator stsnos ~ '"e
-. ~ the Republican County ticket
vh;le on the Democratic side, Smaiineie'
the German candidate for Representative
with the exception of Dow, is the lowest
candidate ON the ticket. In soAieA party are
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SMITH & SHAW'S,
NO. 244 WASHINGTON STREET,
One Door above Robinson, NEW YORK.
Wholesale dealer In
Hrooms, Pals, Brushes. Wood and willow
Ware, French and American Basksts,
Wagons. Cradles, and Chairs,
Mats, cordage, &c.
fvinss,
or Epsl And American Manu- facture such as Wool
Room, Seine, Sewing, and India Irvine, which they
offer Us low as can De purchased any where in the
city. Give US call. aug2-d2m
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Co-Partnersbln
heretofore existing between the updersiQned nnd
.hs name and urn Of NouksE a HUNGERFORD Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. '''
All debts due said hrin arc To be paid Levi HUNGER
ord aud all demands against said firm will be maid bv
him ~ ~ PA'" ny
July 20, 90 LEVI HUNGERpl,pn
Ibe business VIII be continued by the undersigned who
tended. iEyI IstInarpgo,n
Moline IN, Jslyss 49, : : 49,
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ron PREsrp1NT,
John g. FREMONT.
scR VICE rasapuHT,
William L. Dayton.

SCOTT COUNTY ELECTION.
The returns that We give below are the
repor,ed average msjoti,ies brought in BY
eenslemen Of either party who at'enoeo
,he p,lls for the purpose Of furnishing the
ssrliest intelligence. The ofhciai report
~,,l y,rv the result but very slightly
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$40, 900
II A r d w A r F.

H n q "A ID a * Ell
NEW store on Second Street, four doors east Of
~ Brady. Carpenters, Builders, Blaetsmiths Ma
ehlnists, Timers and Farmers will here nnd larye
and well assorted stock Of shelf and heavy
which viii be sold by the al Ten 10 twen
y-nve per cent less than ever before offered ia tbi
market,
Country dealers can buy at this store A. a. low
rates a. at 81. Louis Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing else where.
July n du J.C, WAsHBUES
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.velC .afSlrNl.
uST received direct from St Louis fresh supply Of
q the following goods:
Canvassed Sugar Cured Hams;
Shoulders
g: Dried Beef
Honey Syrup, Sugar House 4 NO. Molasses
Crushed, Powdered, Clarified No. o. Sugars
Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, &c.
ALSO
fine stock Of Green and Black Teas direct from New
York City, together with host Of other articles In
stock too to MENTION all which may be found
at WILEY MUNdERS.
fully IS div
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Of Merchandise of all kinds including Books, staone
ry Groceries, Hardware Dry Goods and second hand
Furniture Agricultural Implements, Mechanics Tools,
&C.. &c.
Having of the best positions in Davenport for such
business with ample for storing carriages, bid
ing materials lumber, &c Consiguments solicited
and sold for moderate charges.
Particular attention given to Real Estate, Leases Cor
porstion Stocks, &c.
Cash advances msie when required and Insurance IF
fected against loss by Are Satisfactory reference given
july 90 80 ELI ADAMS.
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CHICAGO L,E,,a hp,.1

THE subscriber ~ his Steam Planning Mill In
L Moline, HIS, has just purchased large guam
tiiy Of Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
ments 10 supply the demand, which he will sell at
Wholesale or retail at prices that cannot fail give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be sold cheaper than the same can be
purchased elsewhere. HIS SIDING Will be OF the
very beat quaiitys and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for Immediate Sc
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
Done on short notice, 10 your satisfaction. Don't
fail 10 give him call Remember the place, head Of
Mainland Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
LByI HUNGRRFoRD.
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Clear &ha Trnok!!

II chance for RWs,gW61eS.
AUCTION SALks AT
Adams Auction store,
No. 81 BRADY st near the Post ofiice.
Hardware Tools, &C., Tuesday evening, July %, at ~
O'Clock.
Dry Goods and Trimmings, "wednesday afternoon, soth
at O'Clock, !" evening atty
Books and Stationery, Thursday u, Friday Aug. J.,
Saturday Cd. evenings.
Segars, Wax vest4s and Matches, Saturday morning,
Aug. I'd, O'Clock.
See advertisements daily Consignmsnts solicited.
July 9lw ELL ADAMS, Auctonesr.
For 1ant.
MY present residence, Harrison Sc. q the head Of
III Tenth, rooms Also, I've rooms tsnsmentand
two rooms. L. u PARKER.
july - diff