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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
New foods. New foods!
EDW ARD ALDEN
.vxerch0Mf Tailor,


Wholesale and Retail Dealer III
r a d y M q de Clot hin &,
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, Gents Fur
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
AsJusi returned from the east with OF the
i Il largest and bestselectad stocks OF goo.s ever
offered for salem this market consisting in part OF
the following articles:
BRoADCLoTHS.
Euglhh, French, German ana American, Of the f..
nest quality aud latest styl Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
English. French and Am 9rican of every variety %
style, color and quality
VESTINGS.
White Marseille $ Natala tse White London Fisur-
ed TiBsei and Coored Sifks, Eancy and Plain Sill K
Velvet, Fancy silk and Linen, Italian silk Grena-
dine Satin, Italian Glofh, SILK Plush, and Fancy
Cashmere 10 great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black Blue and Brown BrJadttath Union, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths Fancy Blue Brown and Muiberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed aud Satara Of the Ia
test fm ports.
READY MADE
oyer Goats, oyer-Sacks, Sartnu,s. Reeang Jackets
qualities nd styles, SIZE, Velvet, Plush, Cloth
Cashmere and Valencia Ieals, oasmett. Satluttt,
double and tslst fancy aud plain Cashmere aud
DOeskin Pants; Deu'n aud Guernsey Frocks, W rap
pers and oyerslls.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white pistn linen corded aud Paris
bo,oms fancy eaiored Shirts, with com mon aud poi
IA wristbands; string Deorsey, col dsd Byron pol
ka Collars Neck Ties, stocks, fancy and and plain
Lrarats; Goyes-Sb bite, black and cDiorsd lid, lin
ed buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin
Union aud Ire rman ANA Fur GAuRtiets; wool, mer-
no and cotton Hose; white and fancy linen and SILL
Handkerchiei.; embroidered lambs Wool whits aud
mixed meTia0 and silS Wrappers and Drawers;
Wool Mitts, ScsTis, MuIiers. Gents Sbawls and
Shawl Pins Umbrellas, CaTpeg sacks and all other
articles ualiy kept ~ the trade, all Of which Is
respectfully submitted 10 the examination Of Gus.
toners.
Auearly cal Will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN
Second sire opposite LeCiaire Row, Davenport,
Iowa. tb.tW MAiuN Brady.) sepGdH
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Dealers In Exchange and Land Warrants.
Exchange on the principal cities Of the Union
for sale In sumo to suit Purchasers
ALI nUslSsss PFRTuSrSo pANANa PROMPTLY AT
TkNbED TO.
REFER To-
Bank Of America, Ntw York.
Ocean Iink,
American Exchange Bank,
Geo. NJ. rlnciAfI, tI,iI BanL q Nav osie-rs,
RayenHa Bsnh, NaYenns, ohio.
Darby 8 Duks,tals Bankers -, Louis.
Blakeley Richey, Brokers, Pittsburgh.
NJ. AIobley, Esl, RNnkcT, Dubuque,
Henry Miller, Es,I, Cincinnati, Ohio,
NICHOLS, IsBElI CO. DAyINruE1 Iowa
LEE, NICHOLS co, DAcoRAH,
NICKoLf.S co BROWNSVILLE, MINNESOTA.
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTe.
LASp WAKRkSTs Eou6Al, sotn ASp l0eATkp IN TuE
Fl pEs NONE D,s1RIoT, Iowa In DopaE DisTRIcr Iowa
CorNcfI Bluffs /" sIopx CHI
pAeoa.d IS /" BROWNSVILLE, Minnesota
VACANT i,SD TIopGuovT STATE ToR sALI OS rAvoRA
Estate, Maps, Platfs, Abstracts, sc, Sc
ofiees % Main St, South OF Second St,
pAN EXPORT, IOWA.
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'IHE building On Front ST, between Brady and
! Perry, recently occupied by Hull, Allen e. Co
Enquire on Ii premises. J. CHtTIESDES.
d 10 DIFF
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FU FINISHING GOODS.


4 FINE new brick dwelling with to! containing
~ Eno fruit trees aud splendid spring Of water sit
uated half a mile above East Davenport river front
aad splendid view; rent 5C per snnum. Posses.
sion given Immediately. SEEING on the Lee isFe ON.
nIbas route, il is convenient spot for gentleman
engaged IN business in Davenport. Apply 10 W IA
hILDREfh, Economics Mills, East Davenport, or
10 Dawson q lFne, Davenport sep l0dlw
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For sale Cheap.
A Lon of ss s0nd hand sacks. Call soon.
N J. CHITTEHDEN,
sepIU DIFF Late Hull, Allen Co.
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THE business OF the late hrm Of HULL, ALLEN
co. has this day bseI transferred 10 Messrs.
GOODRICH. WHEELER Il WANTS. who will
continue the business at their new warehouse near
shs 81. s Nj X. X. Depot.
The undersigned having associated himself In
blsiDe5s with hessrs. Good Ich, Wheeler 81 Wants,
may be found at their mice, where he will settle the
accounts Of the late Il I'm Of Hu |, Allen & Go.
! would also soIicit continuance OF the patron
age 50 literally bestow I'D upon our late firm.
JARED CHJTIESDEN.
sep 20 au Late f the firm of II. A. & Co,
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IEANE opened and selling splendid stoek Of
Hardwa foEsr figures tLan any othcr
concern in the city Of Davenport Uur stock complete
and furnish all kinds Of Builders M4teralu Me
taniCs Tools and Farmers implements OF tie man.
ufactUra. Give call; You cannot go away without
tUvInE- No c aaiB street. Davenport
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD
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JUt-Lot3 block los, On Brady street; HeUU.
s09-Los and block Is Fulton,s addition, s5x
$50 each $500.
3li-West 90 feet OF iot block q, Front street,
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GREAT AauE REMEDY
NOTICE.

DROP EssoR MOTIFS Febrfsge Wine, q sur.
l. cure for Fever and A que, Chill Fever aud Dam
Ague. For sale wholesale or retail BY
sep IL dn ALN0HD VAN PATTFN
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,,n - i1fia q 40 acres soc. and TO- Tn "a
oAe'es OF TIMBER and zoo nndsr east
~ per acre good stock farm "'"'''h; prise
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FAR TtcKsrs.-The SoPeriatend o.
The Darlington and Missouri, RIVER c:.
has glsea 20 the National Asssse Solan.
tee ooe thoass nd Tree tickets irem se."ae
ton 20 NJ. Pleasant, lows. This reduces
the fare lram Chicago 10 ~. Pleasant 70
three aollars tor Ksasas eMigfaats.
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3l4-Two houses on the west side Of lows sire
between Third aud Fourth streets, with the lease
the lot for Is years, will be sold cheap.
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3l3-West half of lot block c. with frame DIV,
ling house, on Railroad east Of Rock Island sire,
$50 per foot
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| IVA uaCt u Coal Lana OF 500 AGRA ,.
there vein of Btunnous Coal Of test ~" Which
feet thick this will he sold great Gsrsa n7 '7n'
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CITY PROPERTY

VIZ INVITE ATTENTION ps euR EXTENSIVE GAIA
LosrE or IMPROVED FARMS AND Wild LANDS, CRY
PR0PER &c FaE SALE AZ sorsR,TE PRICES AND
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FARM PROPERTY.
1872. Out Lot Nc. 0 In the town Of wsico,. contain
ins5 acres; price $500.
lsS. Also Town Lots No. e snd7, Block 90 Ia Wal
eottj price SEQ each.
ieS, Farm Of 6On acres In sections q, 10, 4 & 90
Twp q. 4, East, 23n acres broke, $40 acres unde
fence, Gu acres In Wheat 10 acres In Oats. tw hops
ety fWo springs and sifes of running water brick
school house on the land, price seq
1875. A farm of GO acres In sec 90 Twp7s n East,
GOOD frame house, D rooms, well &c; price eI7.
iaG. Lot biz 9 in Dursnt On the NJ. Nm. R.R ,sI2s
80 " e5
-" 10 S
leI. Farm Of 70 HNes In sec o, T ~, X East, u
miles south OF Fulton Depot House, new; Price i2OG
y225. - NV
lOi- Farm Of $50 acres with runsng water a don't
ie rock house price $40 will BIZ sold In pieces
a,good stock farm. :
liO-An improved farm IN ssc. II 4 SO r 3 ease, 40
acres oil nmtsr house ID feet square price s7 per
graph road anew frame house, stable, SC price $50 per
mere.
lCO--A farm Of 40 acres near Fulton, all improved.
honse, stabis, Ae> pries elSoo or less for cash,
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

KEEP IN GOOD HUMoR-It is not
great calamities that imbitter existence it
is the petty vexations, the small jealousies,
the little disappointments, the minor mise
ries, that make the heart heavy and the
temper sour. Don't let them. Anger is
pure waste of vitality; it is always fool
ish, and always disgraceful, except in some
very rare cases, when it is kindled by
seeing wrong done to another; and even
that noble rage seldom mends the matter.
Keep in good humor
No man does his best except when he is
cheerful. A light heart makes nimble
hands, and keeps the mind free and alert.
No misfortunes is so great as one that
sours the temper. Until cheerfulness is
lost, nothing is lost Keep in good hu-
NOR
The company of good-humored man is
a perpetual feast; he is welcome every
where-eyes glisten at his approach, and
difficulties vanish in his presence. Frank
Inns indomitable good humor did as much
for his country in the old Congress as Ad-
ans fire or jefferson wisdom he clothed
wisdom with smiles, and softened conten-
tious minds into acquiescence. Keep in
good humor
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

A SINGULAR SUIT.-The action of
Walker in relation to the Nicaragua Tran
sit Company, is likely, it seems, to result
in the transfer of the property of that cor
poration to the State of California The
ground taken is, that as the charter of the
Company has been abrogated by act of the
dc tacto government of Nicaragua, the
steamships, &C., belonging to the corpora
ton, being within the limits of California
at the date of such abrogation, are es-
cheated to the State An application, on
behalf of the people of the State, has been
made by Attorney General Wallace, in
the 18th District Court, for decree which
shall compel the Marshall in whose custo-
dy the property now is, and the individu-
ais claiming the right of possession therein,
to surrender it to the State of California,
and which shall declare the ''title to the
said steamships, with their apparel, tackle,
and furniture, to be vested in the State of
California, free from all pretended liens
and claims of said defendants, or any of
them No definite action has been taken
on the matter by the Court as yet, and its
sessions are adjourned till the first of No
vember The proceedings so far show that
the property belongs to this State-,S. r.
Bulletin.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

and rayages with Unsuitable voracity where
ever the steam boiler of his inclination
propels him. His eyes always shine by
night, to guide him upon his lonely, dark
some way, and serve as beacons to warn
careless wanderers of the danger they are
encountering. He sees the best in the
night, and chooses darkness rather than
light, because his deeds are evil Mis-
sionaries have been sent among them with
joy and gladness upon their lips, and the
consultations of the gospel in their pockets;
but he is the same crying hyena as of old;
the identical 'one crying in the Wilderness
and refusing to be comforted, because
its acayhe's got.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
Spirif-TaIking.
BY THE MEDIUM" OF OLD sazERAc.

1t is barely possible says the Knickr5ocker
that the young gentleman who penned the fol-
lowing-we throw out the hint in the mildest
form-might have had, at the time of its COM
position, building materials in his hat. He calls
his bantling Life-Drama:
" The moon was drunk: she reeled amid the
clouds,
Which seemed surcharged with brandy: the
pale stars
Were underneath the table of the sky
"Oysters +" | cried and thundered at the door
OF obdurate John Keefe. But all was shut;
The door was barred the walters, where were
they?
Do walters ever sleep? I staggered on.
Overwhelmed with bitterness | reeed along
Down Broadway, like old dismasted hull
That drifts upon the ocean; and met
Pnantoms or men, | knew not one there was
Be-whiskered like broom who glared at me
With spectral gaze, as if he meant to say,
Z" know you, or knew you in the days
When earth was earthly" but he passed along
And two young rowdies with up-turned pants
Went singing on their way. Methought their song
Spoke of one YANKEE DOODLE
Then, in duh
And giddy desperation, | sat down
Upon the cold hard sidewalks extreme verge,
And unused upon the past.
| saw myself
little boy, and felt the singing cane
Descend behind me; echoes murmured vaguely,
"Amo, amas"-and behed the third
Daughter of old Jim Jones, and like flash
OF lightning in theatre, found myself
In the old barn: our lips in union sweet
AS tea to sugar, or as postage stamp
To letter. Fatal, fatal, fatal day
Which dark Misfortune, like bird of evil,
O'ershadowed with her wingsl That eve we took
walk beside the river, and in play,
Like butterfly, chased my angel-dream,
When suddenly she fell, and--Jroke her nose,
"Wretch that am my craven soul could not
Get DER the bridge of that most pitiful
Of broken noses. Had it been an arm,
Or leg, or any thing but that!
But wed woman with broken nose
could not do thence my long remorse,
And nights of penance, brandy, and despair!"
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

To THOSE WRITING LETTERS
letters, not to everybody, nor to all that
ask you, or you will be taxed beyond your
patience, and find it hard to shake off a
troop of Improbable acquaintances. Not
to all the girls who make your heart fut-
ter, least you kindle flames you will not be
able to feed-lest you write soft things that
will look ridiculous in your biography, lest
some offended damsel be down upon you
for breach of promise. Not to all your
cousins, lest your classics be neglected and
your business suffer. A class mate in col
lege was reprimanded by the professor fo1
neglect of college studies. The delinquent
pleaded that the circle of his correspon.
dence was so large that he could not find
time to attend to his Euclid
Write punctually to those with whom
you have business connections.
A great many, who lack neither indus
try nor resolution, find it exceedingly hard
to write business note of half dozen
lines Like rail cars, it is easier to run
forty miles on the track than rod out Of
the way on either side
A friend of ours who had suffered
much from lack of letters from his ship
when on her voyage, gave package of old
letters directed to himself, into the hands
of the captain, with positive orders tc
drop one in the post Office of every port
where he touched The postmark on the
corner answered his purpose.
Write to your sister. Your letters are
luxury which she prizes above her jew
elry, and they cost you nothing or near it
Be at charges for a sheet Of paper and {
thimble full of ink. The cigar you are
smoking cost as much as the postage on it
The cigar ends in ashes and smoke; the
letter strengthens the family tie, and adds
strand to the blessed cords that bind the
members of common home together.
Write to your mother IF you are il
good company she will see it in your letter
and be comforted in your absence. If yol
neglect to write, her affection has hare
struggles with her fears to assure her tina
you have not gone astray Have not time
Take time from the calls of ceremony
from the society of companions, from sleep
from meals: when you have not time t
write to your mother, you have not time t.
look at a crowd gathered in the street.
He who made time, gave you time enough
What have you done with it?
Write to your father. Your postpone
mcnt thickens the grey hairs on his reyer
end head. Are you buster than he ant
he writes to you. He will not misinter
pret your silence; he can trust his boy
He knows you are on busy tide-th
stream runs fast. He will forgive you i
you do not recognize him waving his goo'
wishes from the bank. But he may g
up soon; and when you have time to look
his manly form may have departed. Civ
him the costless solace Of frequent letters
that he may know to the last he is not for
gotten. Write to him.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
SPERRY'S HOTEL,
tT .NTRPHY7S CAM

1EvIIE commodous Fire Proof Building. TTssTffAe
lately erected by the subscribers, at-ks-@A
Murphy's has been elegantly furnished through
out, after the most approved style, and is now
ready for the reception of guests. Parlors and
suites of rooms for the of ladies exclusively,
and parties visiting the big Trees or other
natural ciriosties in the vicinity.
Ihe management of the domestic department,
rs confided te Mrs. Perry, a lady of experience.
The BAR is stocked with fine Wines and Lii
.cuors, and the larder daily supplied with sea-
.senable delicacies-
stages arrive and depart daily for MokeIum-
MO Hill. Sacramento, Stockton, Sonora and Co.
inmbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient guests,
will find every accommodation for their co'a-
..., SPERRY & PERRY.
s1,~,bv,s AUGUST 90. 1856 sept25-tf
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court,
at its session yesterday, rendered no de-
cisions. Althougha number Of cases were
upon the calendar, they were laid over
until Friday-the argument of single
case having occupied the entire sitting
This, however, is case in which the mi
ners are deeply interested, as it will settle,
probably. the most important question yet
raised in the mineral region as to conflict
ing rights 1t is the case of the Bear
River and Auburn Water and Mining Co.
VS. Little York Mining Co., decided by
Judge Howell in the Eleventh Judicial
District. In his decision, which was rem
dered in September, the Judge held that
one mining company may appropriate to
its use the waters of any stream, although
at different point, those waters may have
been previously appropriated by another
company, provided the appropriation OF
such waters is for the legitimate purposes
of mining, and Notwithstanding the older
company would be injured by the adul-
teration of the waters, or the diminution
of thesupply by absorption or evaporation.
This case has attracted a good deal of at
tention Sacramento Union Of 2lst.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
FOR SALE.

3UvHE STEAM SAW MILL, known as the
"El Dorado Mill,r near Cave City, and
about eight miles from San Andreas. The mill
is new, and located in thickly timhered coun-
try. The engine is sixty horse power, with two
new boilers. The entire machinery is new and
complete.
Also
Horses, Mules, Wagons &c, &c, with every
thing necessary to carry on the business OF
numbering proftahly-
The entire property enumerated above, or
the one undivided half-to suit the purchaser
will be disposed of to any one wishing to in
vest ia said property
The property will be sold for part cash, and
good sccarity will be required for the balance
For particulars enquire of William Irvine,
San Andres, or on A. X. Hartford,at the mill
HARTFORD & IRVINE.
San Andreas. July 26, SO sept26-H
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-O year. in
variably in advance, $500; six months, So 90 j;
three months, $500
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.-On square of
twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each sub
sequent insertion, Sl.25. A liberal discount
viii be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi-
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

say-It is far from true, in the progress
of knowledge, that after every failure We
must recommence from the beginning
Every failure is step to success; every
detection of what is false directs us to-
wards what is true; every trial exhausts
some tempting form of error Not only so;
but scarcely any attempt is entirely fail
ure; scarcely any theory, the result of
steady thought, is altogether false; no
tempting form of error is without some
latent charm derived from truth.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

B9@ Women endure pain, poverty and
the severest misfortune with more fortl-
tude than men, but melt at the first harsh
word from those that they love- With
her own heart open before her, DO true
mother can speak harshly to her child;
the tone would rend the little tendrlls OF
affection that are clinging to her, and like
vines in spring ruthlessly cut, they might
bleed with fatal hindrance to health.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

H9~ Douglas Jerrold, one of the famed
clique of London Punch satirists, is COM
ing to America to lecture Jerrold COM
menced life as sailor, and after six year S
salt water experience became compositor
IN a London newspaper Office His first
literary achievement was an essay on Ger
man music, which the author, after the
manner of Benjamin Franklin, dropped
into that lions mouth, the editors box,
where he was q printer, and two days after
he had the delight of setting up his own
article, none of the editors being aware of
the authors name Jerrold next dropped
another anonymous article In the box on
Fashionable Charity, which is written with
all his peculiar vigor This caused SO
great stir that the editor, in his notices
to correspondents, begged the author to
call upon hlm-in other words, he was re-
quested to " Stand, and unfold Yourself. J"
He did, much to the astonishment of the
editor, who at once recognized his talents.
took him from the case and put him to the
desk.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

would build the neat house and furnish it
with taste. Can we, and will we, deny
ourselves those pleasures once, that we
may enjoy the happiness of constantly
Witnessing the pleasure of the little folks !?
By Me.
ANGELS, Oct. 22d. 1856.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
TRAVEL OVER THE VOLCANO RoUTE

IKAVEL OVER THE VOLCANO KOUTE.
L. Tharp has furnished the Volcano
Ledger with list of the number of I'M
migrants and stock passing Antelope
Springs, point fifteen miles above Vol
cano, after the 10th of October. It is sta
ted that two or three small trains had vet
to come in. The number which had pass
ed is given as men, 1913; women, 102
cattle, 1,761; horses, 1T; mules, rs.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
ARTEsIAN WELL.-The Stockton Ar

AKTESIAN W ELL.-Ihe Stockton a
gus says:
1.-THE Grand Jury have examined the
Artesian Well and find it at present 336
feet deep. At this depth, the contractor
is working in sand or fine gravel The
first 400 feet is dug for 81 200, and the
county and city pay sl.SO per foot for the
pipe. The next % feet is dug at the rate
of s6.25 per foot, with an increase of %
cents for every twenty-five feet up to 1000
feet"
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
I'D. BOYLE & H. LEWIS, Proprietors.

nesg~ The public generally are invited to give
MS a call. as we are at all times prepared to
serve them in superior style with the best the
markets afford. j. ID. Is. Il Ill. L..
Board By the week or meal al prices to suit the
times. sept27-mtf
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
THE INDEPENDENT

g puollshed every SATURDAY MORNING.
a. a. can Andreas, Calayeras County, Cal Office
III oorcoran's Fire-proof Stone Building, corner
OF Main street and Broadway.