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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
Chinase Lininent.

THIS SureriOr preparation is preen ed to the Ameri-
can public with the greatest confidence that its eff
Cient curative qualities excel any other known LnimeRt
It's aCtiOntS certain, sale and UNIFORM. aiIs in
where an external arPiearomis aPprOpria tc All who
have tried II regard il nlble he OIiOwiRg Dis
eases: heumasm sprans, uses sweiled limbs, weak
onts while swelling pains in the back, hips, sides, the
breast lace, any other part Oi the body 1t is
CeeMt remedy in bruises, SCads. cuts, eC The useful
ness Of this MeSt bic chemical cOmrOundi shy
confined tho uman species, is equally eficatious
wherever applied to diseases Of the avOrtc dOncs.
tic a'ima he horse Among the many diseases and acci
dents occurring to he horse, which it is the
tancure may be ramel the following, Wis cuts bruises.
SPTaRS in the shoulders, chaps scratches cracked heel
sweeney spine. patoriOlnts etc For :nrther Partcu-
lars see directions On bottles
TAKE N1TICE,
Many and just Ohiectious mals to all ordinary
EimmeDts Oi the day their smell,
nd the unsghtly stains often lc uron the shin
derul fact which has been verified the asOnishmeTiOi
the most profound chemists, and the delight OF faSdiUus
patients is that addition 10 its surprising curative
fects II is the most heaul cosmetic and bic per:
iume To any part OF the skin to which it may he applied
imparts rosy aud natural glow which lasts for many
hours, and leaves the Vevety sOHess O healthy sk
stead Of the eTactcd and Charped appearance which is
result of almost all o. her articles used !or
purpose Hence, every ady's toilet is supplied with L
who knows its excellent quatiesin this respect To
lize lis agreeable OdOr you heed hut Oren bottle AID
try for yourself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01

CO-PARTNERSHlP,

THE subscribers this day into partnership
for the purpose OF trnnsacting ComnlissiOnaud For
wardnE business, under the style Gordon, Matthews
4 Co.. and solicit continuance o: the late
firm. -. S. GORDON,
INO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
March 1st, 1851 nr4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
Use the Magic Impression

DIAPER for writing without PenOf Ink copying plants,
i leaves flowers. Pictures, Patterns Embroidery,
marking linen ideliby, and manifold writing This
world, Tor snail quaint folded and placed in the peck
et constitutes Veiug imkstad, which Cannot he bro.
writes equally wei tile test Id IN the universe
For drawing u Is "a isTcmabc II is' Indeed the only
art Ol uIawHg aud Pliutug taught IN Any
ieat plAIt huSeT be transfer cd tn he sg"S
album, with minute ard dIsiri fee 'balee Ui nature
Win equal iactly pctutes aud embroidery patterns are
iakeu aHl have eceNsd the highest euOstuus from the
ttt ard itdeed az isstrll present lady
Dtit tIi be prgtiUEsd.
lbs gsEc P-Pef viii aiss wsk 'liHen, other tie
sfr TO iri esllt iuirhhis 81 thr wAshhg
tie World tails bFiuE Il tst. Any tAiid use ID
via rei 'ett ease Hlb tlia N1gs Patst HhfRisr.
iH tuiet ~ lslrf UflfsH, SOW - Hrufct eiihuat
sHf adfiIua iait Hsfffr. ahis % thr reifc ard
r-i t.fituHrfs sftti- rkfsft 81 r s-3 80 a zen
sse % efu fHr flsat fstF, .r fs,au lsisls.IH
si.t iaHsla ti u'h.fa
i.fH gaiaa iH. 30 Hif e f. f ilTf tses tIar.
afsfa af.s ~, eIIE 20 siii .it'f1 taai fs iaUs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
Fail Fashion for Hats.

'I'HE 'ubsc ber prepared 20 furnish hos nuurr-
oGs Tair"rs aud AL the mankind with spen-
did hats Ut the
LAT EST IND MOST APPROVED STYLES
which Tor endurauce, brauty OF ioTmand nsn be
sTaSs ed aud whsn shaped the hea d by our ina
tive, fit with perfect ease
lLS0. eceivine large MEMS youths and
child ems Soit Hats comprising black Earpcd paiR
Non lnt- ventiO, lngahanI Young nae tSgcI
e. With ne assortment Oimens yUuIhs aud child ens
Caps all o. which offered al OwespIiccs wholesale
0nd retail.
sepIl W w IINESOS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01

Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
my1:iy No lit Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
EAxrsv1LLr, ONO.

Mr.. J. B. Hcndersmith
Dear SiT:-I have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism in my back, and the last six months
able get my he'd without help, and agent in
our city insisted my trying bottle OF Chang Flu
Imminent and try what effect it would havc; and b.t
tic has relieved me much that able get
my bed without difficulty. II has been Blessing 10 ne;
just try it Tor youse, and you wiiI be well pleased.
MRS NJ. COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01

Removal.
NICCLALLENS d KNOX have removed their Whole
M sais SOek Of Boss aud Shoes, to the new four story
No. II3, Inin street,
\ few buildings North OF the Merchants MechameS'
hahk Oa the opposite side the and doors SOui
Ol VIA I. Seiby's dfj sr.od store
Thankful ior the pattUrhsr hrfeOore extended 70 ths
House, isy CoHheri that with thci tt'rared act,
dnfz business ttey shTf to ueftnaHs hiii
stsstsi iRduCeis6Hts Joe buyiig thlu he eltii . -
ut IA ~ eNS a KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
J. M. LEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


CORNER OF "ATAR UNTUS srs., WHEELING, VA.
EEPS constantly hand variety OF books, among
IA which ne found the wa Ks OF all the leading Wi
Dupay. Bennett Arthur, Lirrard, Dumas, aud Lever
Mny Of his works are bound, in good style, with backs
he also keeps an Exc hnEse Libr ry Pc sons Puchas
ing books may return them aer reading them, which
he Will the following prices Tor 5Uc books 40 csi 25c
hooks @0c, for 81 hooks so Cenrs. mL29:Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
100000

NOTICE.
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted 10 Nc
Caliens KEOX earnestly requested 10 call and settle
BY CASH or nute on before the Isl OF January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please PIE.
eat them for liquidation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01

Tobacco and Cigars!
TJTM LAUCHLlN, No t5o Main street, has among his
w large assortment the following articles
1000 COnsueIlO cigars;
1910 La ElOisa
1000 PrinsadO
1000 Ell SalvRdU
1000 FL Dorado
1000 La Protection cigarsI
1000 PrumcIea
1000 Flores IlAbbana
o Boxes twin brothers tobacco
Virginia
ars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

,--z.775. each. The best stock Of Long Cloth
- .sIa4 ~ $6,cO-'hat y0" ever saw in
Ss'ST~'s--'ingS to sut-ycEy low.
ste-NeHuH9 f5E"'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
Shooters! Shooters!!
LeOnnrd'S Patent Revolving EInmmc

THIS pistol for simplicity 0I construclion facility of
loading aud caI rrg apidty Of dischargins, power
correc HeSx convenience OF carrying, and in exemption
from liability 10 accidental disChaIgng, Claims Superi
OTity over all others manufactured.
snallUt just received and for sale at the cheap Jew
eliy Store OF c. p BROWN
myI No 4 Washington HALL
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Wheeling.
Room, No. 4, Washington WdiaSSta1lt 1Flats New Wal
w u E In ..-cN,

Room, No. 4, RasIingt5aa. tSa.Elaa New Ws
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would CAL the attention of the public
his well selected stock o. watches, Clocks jewelrY
silver ware, and fancy goods which he is opening
keys, guards and Chains.
Every description OF goIdiewelryi
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spcctaclesi
Pure sIve: table, tea dessert sugar, mustard and sal
spoons, and butter knivesi
Plated and German silver forks, spoons, butter ktve
etc. etc.
Porl monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
VERY FINE Iazors, strops, shaving CREAM, ETC.;
PerIumery, combs brushes and great variety Of ne
goods;
Particular attention paid to repairing Watches clocks
and jeweily, and engraving handsomely done
ap5dtI 53dtf patronage Is respectfully ' z. GROWN.
IlGARSl GlGAKSll-
~ 1000 Gilt cigars;
5000 PTincadOS cisaTs;
2000 Apollo do
2f00GRt DoSados q - sa.,sa
5000 Washington Monument cig1rsJ
1000 Panet!ls do
1000 Havana do
5000 Dela Cruz Principe do
5000 Rcgaa do
20 boxes lb lump Tobacco;
80 do lib. do do
Just received and for sale by
1n00 LBS. wool Irvine;
1OOO 1000 lbs broom
100 doz. bed cords and plough lineSi
25 reels hen and Manila bed cOrdi
10 cotton clothes linesi
90 doZ trout EneS;
90 coils Halter Rope:
100 pair Yawl and Skif Oars;
90 i;oat Poles.
n5Tarpaulins dray covers, and awnings, on hand anC
0nnTn mTin 81 s''9' CHAs. H. BERRY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01

f1'E uuds signed, hasiur hnut oct me eHfe sigh n
II & geas hriaIsitr Co Arasfs. u hfris tshih' Nc
clsFt t4iiiils RuHa trE sakt 20 t1rt ti thf 0ifiH
~ hrfiiHr 4ff stftiff iaf b. HisHaf fhff f's "h ~
Nsltisni 1ai9iht husfssf tH fee tarHr fuflsi q t
artaf "a ~ afaafs ars ff ishIn sia hefu.s 7i'-
flfHt DO sffre Di Hria s Hs tii uF pfsffH =. 10
f. qfe 4tef Il - sa - is 4 81 rsaf fff iisF
ls far airat t.f p sfHt aHaef. a sftf tHH iits
.taa self 90 % i isatiaf ssiE i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-01
House Furnishing Store

T HAVE Just opened. at No. 81 Monroe street. new
Cutlery, Silver Plated A6ata and britannia ware Plan
shed Japanned and Plain lin wave; Walters OF different
styles aMd various pateIHS ornamental aud plain Fan
y und rIain willow ware. Brushes Feather busters and
Fly brushes wooden ware Family Hardware, I;athirlg
srI0 r. b. WOODS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12

The Yoa Neu's l.i,el.g a -.aeiatlon'
u tbs Plaae fat ierih extraordinary cxer-
i5as, bula hi- season ana lsst. 10 have IS
tablisbed sel4f ceurs % iestu.es. w
al.knpp TO sil iiaey succeed q III their
daal et7rF zba hae much the intelligent
portion Of our popai tion Was gratihed.- -
Fae Pres ihat great mnuider Of pubic
ea.biat- gave is hearty and undivided as
sea t. d. scheme 10 is commencement
ai5 ~ ac a. fesson aos, why the sane
saa 81 ie9fiy support Should be withheld.
'rsr disposition IS not apparent 10 give nt.
,.ranos 60 sentiments adverse 10 The inter.
Is at The Association, directly but, wa
rannot help thinking that articles having a
tendency 4 create prejudice against leetn
res IN advance, promotes such result, in
3.rsrtiy Would i ool be sell Tor Oh o
10 adopt ibc course of Ersl hearing, ans
rssn 5e,eFmifg, shrfher o. not censure
a,auId tnelufe our Feuafksi The gentle
man epifo appeared before a4 on T'ueyda,
ypening last pleased every ohe--and yet
had l,e gwen discourse opon any II his IA
| $ rite iaFir perhaps Hiany of our eitizef'
would have bren il . statr o. Disagreement
,ith hun Il agee. Ne have nothing 10 d.
Hah lhe -peastr as q man---nniy mith th,
gaUlrct usei and The mapBer Of II beln,
| banded a leust apeh j. dsc noiign ",
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12
sprtakliugs Of News.

Tx. Governor shannon has PUBLISH
cd long document which he calls siadi
cation Of himself. He brings forward sever.
oil witnesses to prove that the charge OF in
temperance, made 40 often against him, Us
untrue. Il seems to Us that he is thus cut
ting himself off from the only plea that
could possibly be urged in mitigation Of his
general conduct.
The Richmond Eaqairer styles vii.
liam Cullen Bryant "whining perpetrator
OF doggerel rhyme" Wadsworlh said he
was "ths most finished po / in America"
Opioions and tastes differ.
President Pierce undertakes 10 tell
what the people decided by the late cleo
ton They at least decided that they didn'i
want any more of him,
The New York Times Company
have made handsome speculation out OF
the Brick Church property on Nassau street.
They bought it about year since, for two
hundred thousand dollars, aud the Govern
ment has now decided to purchase it from
them for Post Office site for four hundred
and City thousand dollars.
The contracts for making and laying
down the telegraph cable between New
foundland and ireland, have been conelu'
ded. 1t is believed tina, the line will be in
operation by the 4lh of July next.
-George C. Colson, residing in Madi-
son County. Florida, was recently brought
before Lynch court, examined, found gull
ty of holding anti-slavery opinions and SEN
fenced to leave the state forthwith.
-. A. Gilligan, young Englishman
who had dissipated fortune OF $4,000
within three years, and was reduced TO his
last dollar, committed suicide in New York
on Thursday by shooting himself.
The New York Tribune thinks hat
Mr.. Buchanan will be fortunate il he Sc
cures SO able and upright Secretary OF The
Treasury as James Guthrie.
a fellow named Donelly was con
yicted at Albany on Monday OF perpetra-
ting rape. He was sentenced 10 hiteen
wears Imprisonment, at hard labor, in Gin
ton Prison. As soon as Judge Gould pro-
nounced the sentence The fellow coolly OBJ
served that he swouId like to take drink
on the head oil that - The Judge thereup-
ON expressed regret that he had not sen
fenced him for his natural life
We learn from the Charleston Cour-
ier, OF the 2Slh ult., that a subscription is
being raised in that city TO purchase a
splendid carriage, to be presented TO the
President elect.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12
HOUSE.
WFnyssnay a nirloc r. p NJ
EnrroRs ot GAZETTE.

EDITORS OF GAZETTE:
DEAR SIRs:-In Wednes-
day 5 issue OF The Democrat noticed an ex-
tract from letter supposed to have been
written by lady in Detroit, to the Boston
Saturday Gazette, under the head OF darkey-
dom in Canada The writer Of the above
article Is either profoundly ignorant on that
sabjtct, or wiitully misrepresenis facts. |
have lived in both Windsor and Chatham,
and in the former place there is scarcely
negro to be met with, and the few that are
mere, are in as comfortable circumstances
as tive lsbonng classes throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada. And Chatham
the place redolent with their misery and
| tfeir unftness 0 take care of themselves.
The writer evidently knows nothing about
Chatham; fer il seems to be the opinion Of
| tho citizens that they know how to take
care care OF themselves only too well. Du-
ring my residence there, some of the prin'
ciplc men held meetings to check The col
| " SN PcPpAAiSh utiHS bP aHJ Aho'S VI ths
town, as they already owned abou, one
I half, and ALT the farms around. This does
not look like misery or not being able to
take care of themselves. There is not a
| destitute darkey to be seen in Chatham
from one months end to another, and the
eolored population throughout all the
towns in Canada are in equally as prosper
Gus state. The lady would assuredly no
have mentioned taking the young negroes
Tor nursery maid, had she seen the adyer
tisement that appeared in New York pa
per which | will give you for the benefit o
your readers. "A lady in respectable circum
stances wishes to dispose OF step-daughte
by giving her TO somebody who will adop
! her and treat her as child of the family. -
she is healthy, active and intelligent hd
| dress NJ. II. l., box - New York Postoffice
am sirs, year ob't servant.
X. N
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12
BROKERS AND RFAr pa..
AGENTS 1olATE
CITY PROPERTY

3ot-Lot3 block los, on Brady street. .so.
5l2--Part Of lot o block 81, 49alO0 t..,,
near Brady street, with frame dwelling bos seeond
ai3-West half Of lot block 81 with ,r..
ing house, on Railroad east of Rock Island s,,e
$50 per foot. s"eot
3ao-A house and lot in hast payenI efl.,s,,,,..
ot block 2, house OF six rU~lns, good ,,t. = q
tern, wood shed, &c; price sseu. CTS
3al--a house with n acre OF ground IN ,ho=.,
ern part OF the city; .ioo0. 'o Hot'h'
aas--Lot block IS, south east corner az =,
Western avenue, one OF The hapdsan,osoti, IN AMI
private residence In the city. 'or
ae9--Lot7 block aud - and 90 block 4 Pa,,.,.
addition, near the Female college 'u"'h
No. s32-Lot No . In block So on 5th 60,
OF Perry, upon VIII Oh Is erected a Two o"e ~
house, one story frame house. earpentey 4, ',A
stable, brings IN rent OF s675 per sannni viii l &
low. " '''
No ga one story brick house Of lot 8 geo az
north side Of Tenth street between Perry ami FrE
land; a fine view Of the river from this place. ~
Ao~Lot.T aud block IS, near the Radical l-pat
ai4-A frame house viii, good bark bnI,l.g,,a
the corner OF sixth street. lot s,iXftJ ftrt
s4a-Also The LOT adjoining en- thu sauth, fDntia. "a,
Main street, 5eNso teat 80
as-a house .ad lot on sixth street, 81 Il Ma.
straeI, lot 2skl6b. ~
si,-a Let On Alan street, being the arrfh west ,g
3is-A house and lot betweeea iirai5 and Main u,
with nae view OF the river
S5trart Of lot block s, Forest Dillon. aalfir,
| price $500,
3s2-Lot fronting on Dra,ly and extending 10 Pen,
street, 'VaaSi ieet; price soeO, easy terms.
| 35}-A house aud lot soath west corner u I,g+
aud flames streets 1890.
ss,-IA hoaso aud TWO lots Ia East Davenport Prize
stZ"u - cash, balance year; cheap property
3ssA house aud lot on east side Of Ripley stree,
between Front aud Second stree house n siortes
rooms, lot s0xeo, undsra rent Of $500 per ann an
price f..yo
No. 2l0A two story trans house on part u lot H.
~ on Western avenue, north 81 9Th II. house Fosiu
Kitchens, pantry closets, eiserD ana Will Prize Sgd
No, a4l-A House Of same size and same l5t cor. s
and Western Ave. rhes $500
No 242--A House Of same stze and same let one d.
| cas-, Of Western Ave. Price ss,ss'o
No 24s-k Heass OF same sls aud icscrifttlp on N
| ST. "a door east OF " Ave Price $40.
l
No 2ii=~flEss Houses Of tite sane descsipton raeL
rpoIns Fauam st. north Ui LueIt.t with Il ag acre :
ground each. Prize a. 800
No 2s5--A H1ass aud i.gt on corner Ri,ls, ,s1
sta, lot tlxl45 House ia1sx2z. rooms Price $50
No. .t5--A hAn'e house farnAn, H. bet Northern
Ave. and Il reoa, kitchen, eistern we'll etc rris
tl,2s,.
1 hD fN3 nv n Al
4th, rouu,s kitchen, Iaats, ETC. 90 Iesse ground
No 26I.-Lot g. block Cs, s4295
40. 270-A lot sith two snail houses GA 81 :, per
| Warren, i0x5o. Prizes s9O1
No 2I4--A hnase and tOt eth ST. west az raraan,
la, 63xiSot house rodIns kitchen welt etc pres N u.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12

Scarce Voice is heard in favor OF the
Message. Even Southern Democrats are
eHary ia approving its tone, or defending
Is conclusions. As for the National Iatei
iiqeuosr, II condemns il as strongly as ever it
condemns meanness or injustice in any off
cial 1t says
Whatever repngnahce may be felt in the
ifee States. north and west, Il slavery i'm
TIE abstract or to Its practical extension
north of the line prescribed to il by the leg
ifiatiYe act Of 1921, we have too high an
opinion of the general respect felt in those
States for the Constitution and its compro-
misses, indeieasible rights OF the Southern
States, to give credence to the sweeping
charge Of the President. II il anuniust, We
tAink, TO attribute to them asy such senti-
mept or purpose as il would be TO impute 10
| ihe patriotic people OF the South desire 10
| overthrow the Government because one or
| two newspapers and few monomancies
20 a particular locality rail agains, the IN
ION OF States and advocate It's dissolution.
There are doubtless causes OF complaint
| net ali OF them imaginary, both North and
| south, but We have 10 much faith in the
! general loyalty Of both sections to admit
he Justice Of the Presidents allegation
| Ia the most violent debates Of the last SEES
| son we heard Northern Senators, distip-
| tutshed for their extreme opinions on the
Kansas question, not only publicly repudi-
| ate the remOtest wish or intention to inte-
| fefe with slavery in the States; but ayow
| acr readiness to shoulder their muskets to
| ,,elehd the people OF the South, If need be.
maintaining their authority at home
We are not extenuating the exirayapab-
cies Of fanatics in the North or in the West.
but, with all Difference TO the President, we
must say that he has gone too far in impu.
| ting revolutionary sentiments or designs to
so large a portion Of the people OF the Free
| States II i. not TO be wondered at, per
/ haps, that the President should feel warmly
and speak strongly on a subject in which
| his own olficinl course has been so severely
C Undermined; but when the angry contentious
o. the day shall have subsidized the unchari-
| tableness 81 many present views will be rec
thed, and among them the one atyaneedin
| Tie Message from which we now feel con-
! strained in justice to Dissent, and on which
we viii say no more. We will only add
that we should be happy to see the day when
neittsr the word slavery nor any allusion to
he institution will find place in the Presi-
dents Message to Congress-"
CHAEAcrERIsrlc,-Tbe Republicans have
elected to the Legislature, two or three Ger
man-, who bear Themselves as gentlemen
| and faithful servants of the people. One Of
them, Mr., Rodman,) has expressed himself
freely and frankly in debate, uttering what
| he knows to be the truth.
For so doing, he is made the target Of
abuse by the Slave Democracy Of the
House, and the Reporter, no, caring to in
quire into the facts, adds its mite TO the tide
II misrepresentation. Germans must ex.
pet no love from The Democracy II they
dare TO exercise freedom Of opinion Iops
CITY Rspgt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12

Fires were very destructive ~ the United
States las, months There were y 10
which The lass exceeded $40, o0o; the total
amount $2,445Ooo. The principal we're
a. follows Ia Syracuse Si.eOo,0go; 81.
Louis 100000; New York city $3.50
O0D
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12

The assessed value Of property IN Wssh'
ington city for 1856 u s2d,o4o,5le; being
AN increase Of 81, 237 .5s5 since tho s"hef-
al sssessmont OF 1858. Tbs valuation ~
eiadss ground improvements, personal prop
erty Of all kinds, band and other stock
Slave properly is assessed at $780,, 47G-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12
Fire Al Sterling. lis

A Destructive fire occurred at Sterling,
Ills, ON last Monday, which consumed i've
stores and several other builaiRge, falue5
ut SAC 900. This u the fiIlii FIRE which uc
CURED in that town within The last two
yeurs. Ii removed an entire bloch from
the centre Of the town aud VIII give eeE-
siderable reiard 10 It's progress.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12

A family in Springfield, Mass, were al
made sick last week from eating Of a chick
en- pie cooked in yellow glazed crockery
dish. The glazing Of such dishes is pois-
ouous. and is absorbed by the food that Is
eaoked in them.