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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

A Coon SUGGEsTIoN.-A friend
writing to us from a neighboring
county, says: "We have formed q
clubto take a few Of the leading Bu-
chanan papers Of the Slave States
We want them to show our people
what the Slavery men say Of their
candidate and their principles. We
regard them the very best sort OF doc
uments to curea Free State man ofhis
disposition to vote for the candidate Of
the Slave propogandist nullifiers,
merely because he sees fit to call him
selfa Democratic Ohio State Jour-
nal.
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STAND FROM UNDER!
RODTO dNn OXl EII

4 ENTS' pateRf leather bs0ts made 10 order.
N 4,
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Mr.. SUMMERS SPEEcH-IMMESsf
CIRcuLATIoN.-The demand for Sum-
ner's speech, meanwhile, continues
without abatement. Notseven weeks
have elapsed since its delivery, and at
least a million copies must have been
issued. Editions have been published
in most of our largest cities, and the
printer in washington had, on Thurs
day last, received orders for 225, 900.
1t is also incorporated entire as part
OF, the Congressional report on the
Brooks outrage, ofwhich, probably,
one hundred thousand extra copies
will be printed. On the whole, it
will deserve the name of the Uncle
Tom of speeches. Washington Cor.
". Y. Ere. Post. s'l =
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THE MAMMOTH CAVE ExpLoRED.--
The Louisville Journal says that on
the 11th inst, Stephen Bishop, the
guide, and three students, Robert Tay-
lor. Clarence Bates and VIM. L. Stone,
while rambling in the cave discovered
an entirely unknown passage ofsome
two miles in length. By this impor-
tant discovery, the cave, already the
largest in the world, is found to extend
eleven miles instead ofnine miles, as
has hitherto been supposed. This
passage was found by the party to
lead to chambers far surprising all
those formerly known, both in extent
and magnifcence. 1t is supposed
that this discovery will lead to others
of still greater importance.
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A NEW X. N. FEATURE.-The Co,y.
ier des Etats Upss, New York Jour.
nal, conducted by foreigners in a for.
eign language, and infavor of the
Catholic religion endorses Mr.. Fill.
more's nomination for the Presi-
dency. This, says the Newark On. j.
Mercury, paper Of American sym.
pathies, reminds us of the Irishman's
horse that put his hind foot into the
stirrup while Pat was in the saddle.
"Ah,n said Pat, ''be thepowers, efit's
yerself that's going to get on, its me-
self that'll be getting off"
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GlotbiuQ.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing NJ
EN- II d II lUM.
A. CAsTEEL 4 co.

A. CASTEEL Il co. H
rINAKE this opportunity To inform the pnblic tha
i they have received al their Store. The largest
Stock or t.&
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been brought to this market. The
Goods which offer to the Inspection Of the citizens
ofthis town surpaHs in design aud finish, any thing
that can be offered them tfs side ofNew York, being
selected with the greatest care aad from the
tensine houses In the Eastern markets. aud Win
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
We have also fall and comp plete assortment OF
the latest aud most approved styles Of - =
GENTS. EURNISlIiNG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the iuost desirable " be
found in this city. Among which ar, Gents Shirts,
Undershirts, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, Suspenders,
Hose, &c. .s4 ,3-5GEL sl- 'A+-e
Particuiir attention will be paid, heretofore to
the making up OF garments in style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suits made shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit.
Thank fu for the bestowa ofpast liberal fasors o :
the public, We take pleasure in pledging renewed
i'd city and solicit share OF the public PATRONAGE
Api 70 d-u as A. CASTEEk u CO.
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Tue GERMAN HEART.-A tremen.
dious Fremont and Dayton ratifca-
ton meeting has been held at Freeport.
Illinois. At least one half Of the as.
semblageI were Germans DIR. Hill.
gartner eloquently addressed them in
their own tongue, and by their un.
bounded enthusiasm at the mention of
"freiheit und fremont" (Freedom
and Freniont) they showed decisively
which way their reason and better ma.
ture led them to 90.
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SAFETY FUSE. elE ~
AAAfkRT superior article, Just from the man
for sale wholesale and retail
spilt McMASuS 4 SHEPHERD.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Store


L. Iso~on0to1n
No. 8, IE CLAIRE ROW,
rs in receipt Of the largest and most complete stock
i of
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever brought this Market which been purchased
in the Eastern markets at greatly reduced prices, and
which he will sell rFs Sd -
f.ceaty- Fiue per Cent. Cheaper g
than any other In this section OF coun
try He 10 also IN addition his stock Of Clothing,
receiyinga an extensive and well selected stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Of all styles and varieties to which be invites atten
tion His stock has been selected with great
pressy this market, and very lowest prices.
In ~ l5tsaE 9..Es41isiEs e7ts t,h ~
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be eQuailsd in this region, and are
FRESH FROM THE MANUFACTOkY.
All he asks is that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere feeling sats
ned that those who cannot suited In quantity, qua
lily and price at the
s Great Western Clothing House.
1t be suited any other establishment west Of
Chicago. "i.A
Aug. 81. d If. l.. LoWkNSTElN.
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coKpASsEs,
ICES of Gurley 4 Co.'S. Tro.
CoalI Coal!

oWREY THOMAS 4 co. are now reeeis ing, a
| Itheir Yard near the rail road depot, LOO TONS
FCOAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam II has no su.
pnWing to combination of the miners to raise the
,,ics al Coal--which we would not submit to-we
were unable, ,fora short time, to supply our eastem
80 Rnt having succeeded in breaking up this COM
e;.,,on lin which the community has no small Inter
este we Are no prepared 10 deliver this city or
davenport, in quantity TO sui! purchasers AZ our
former pnces, on application at the YARD. -s...5s
pnnt Ia nd Ian 3I.dN -.D..
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A QuRRY.-We were told some dave
ago that Mr.. Sheppard Letter, few weeks
before his nomination. said he thought ii
Fremont was nominated he should vote for
him. Fremont has been nominated, and
we are anxious to learn whether Mr.. LeA.
Ter expects to support him. We hope his
friends will let " know about this matter.
Durl Xasat9s.
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Or. ]. W. H, BAKER

A RfER an experience of thirteen years IN .he
~ practice Of Medicine and Surgery now oners hls
Professional esrvices to the citizens oil davenport
aid lls vicinity. PARTICULAR attention VIII be given
y operative surgery and diseases OF lhe throat ana
knss. ofce in Post Office Block No. ?, up s'afs'
A,ass Oh 5th ST., between Brady Perry SIS.
s.-di
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The old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

,I,HE subscriber has srecentfy extensive prep
1 aralions for the manufacture OF kulte., sugar.
pilot Bread, sc, &C., together with good assort.
me nj OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and RusIs; Ga,
cnuntv for the anufacture of Crrm Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages elaimea ior !,
this process of making Bread, are ihese' .ne ntsaa
ance IL is much winter and more even' Ps mueh
longer without beeoiaing stao, and 10 many persons
Ia not obiec ,onable when week oiu, IL gus -
handsome a. The hnes, French roll, IL goes iafther,
and is readily introduced into families who have nes
er used Bakers Bread bsfare. ! shall conlthue 70
run a Bread Wagon as heretofore. IN oneIihs tne
above articles ON terms hch cannot iau 70 give en-
lire satisfsction, hope 10 be able to AZ wGo no
may favor me with their patronage. lhsnAiul ~ .oi
same All orders from the country promptly ansna
cd to. DANihh =. sha,,a
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square aoo'e
Burrows Il Pretlyman's Steam Nils
Davenport, May 27, lsS6.du
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A CARD.

a CAKO
Pa. .sRKTHoLp. skM'L. 4. BARxLKY. NJ. THOMPSON.
BAkkLEY, THOMPSON d CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Corner Perry and Second Streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
AgeDisfor the sale oflahin * Smith Gunpowder-
constantly on hand one thousand III gs and Cases Ri
Dc. porting and Mining Powder which we will fur
mist iAangfactnrersPri the trade Powdersery-
ed al Gye minutes notice.
July b s,lS5i--wtrw-Iy
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Nock fsla,10.

II. B. OSBORN 4 co. w
LAND. STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, III.
Attend to The payment of taxes and all other matters
ith Land Agency ia all parts oi Illinois
and Iowa ofIce on Orleans street, near Cuort
House. =r ~t.
Chssp Lands.
4 w ur Sec % town 50 range 100 acres
w al ace Is ss" 4 w 100
stua ted In Cedar county. Also
Ntsw qr sec "a town 80 L range 70
i IN X or acc % Town SON g 4E6O GO
lSE ar sec " g sON 4ks0 .,
Els Mqrsec SON g" 4Eso s,
N aSE or "a SON I" 4EeG &C
In Scott county ate offered for thirty days at great
bargains BY their owners who are determned 70 SELL
'Opl. 10 M.B. osbUhS q So;' Lana naii as''
We have also some City ard Country property In
Rock Island county whibh areoaered very cheap.
Jan S IS d-wu
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PRNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
H& I'M

The great Central Route, coanecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana senth-
WESTERN States ey .,,h ais t,a ~
tsamars 70 ali perls the North western LaEes; ma
kipg the most direct ehsspsst sad vsisss rssfs by
which Freight can be fofwafdod 70 anu ireh the
Rates between Philadslphis and PittsbuIg,
First Class. -Boots shoes, Dry! 75c . 100 4
Goods lin boxesJ Furs, Feathers, ae.l
ery Dry Goods lin bales) Drags and Goo u IOD 4
Medicines, Hard "ars' Ls.'As'' Wool vs.
' Bacon, PORK !ia saiSi cs:s M ss:sl't soc /, 100 y
EOurt N G. las -. ssCodee, Fish, ,ba)
con & PORK (tackedl Lard6 Lard OILY 40c Y 1901
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, sooa asn, 0c.S
FLoUR--el per barrel until further notice..
GKAIN--5O cts. perl00 hs until fulther notice.
COITON-S2 per bale, mot exceeding 500 lbs,
vely ht until nOlice.
II Pin shipping Goods from any point east of Phil
adsI6his be particular TO mark packages sis Psns
syt.saia Rsiirssd.o All goods consigned 10 the ..
cents for ths Road at Philadepha or Pitsburg, viii
'e RSr,aar Asrnrs.-Harris, Wormly & Co., Mem.
phis Tenn. r. +. Sass Co., St. LoulsJ. 5. Mitch
eli s. Son, Evansville, Ind Dumesnil, Bell 4 Bur
dock and Carter & Jewett, Louisville Ky: r. Mel
= Co. Cineinnati; N. W. Graham q Co., GAINESVILLE
o. LssGh Coz 8 hi9S n sosson; ns hsesh R., Co.
place New York; K. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
eraw 4 Koons, Baltimore; Geo. C. Fronciscus, Pits
burg. 49,,
H. uJLOMBAERT, Sxpf. dhssaa, Pa.
Pennsylvania RaiirOad.
Three Daily Through Trains aims 6esweea w philadsiphia
leaves Philadelphia Tor Pittsburga al ~ A. NJ and
Pltsburgh fer phiiadeiphia asa a. ~ The M fast % Line
aIeIohis al r. III. THE NIGHT kXPRESS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia al II r. N.
The ABOVE lines connect al Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 70 andftom 8. Louis, No., Alton, Galsna
vile. XIV: Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
fontins, sanal.ky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
iha staam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81. Louis, louisve aud Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be hadto srlrem either OF the
above places. ,
ent starting points Passengers from the West VIII
and this the shortest and most expediIous route to
philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, phila.
J. MESKIMEN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts. /
Phila. Nov I'd IS dly /
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AxrsR GRAm.s. "; !" hkrssf
GRAHAM a KEPNEh,

GRAHAM a. KEPNEK,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
No.2 2BUkkowS'NEW BLOCH, FkoNi sihSbi
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited Tor the purchase OF Gralh' fiouf'
Wool and Produe generally.
--REFRRxN.Ks--
Burrows & Preltyman, davenport, Iowa
Wise, Pusey 81 Wise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harbaugh q Co., PttshGrg, Pa,
Spang Co.,
Joseph Il. Elder, St. Louis, Mo-,
Megride s. Hammer r, Cincinnati, Ohlo
Il. Mccoy & sons, y Lisbon, :.
D. d ID. ieDonald * Co., Wellsyiile, Ohio,
Mohan Mdrtin, "
George Wells,
Hanna, Garretson * Co, Cleveland, -
Hassey d Sinclair Z"
James Graham, New Garden, =
Merchants generally, Salem,
ID
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Notice.

Notice.
noCK Island Bank has made arrangements 10 use
a limited amount OF the notes Of "The Manutac. !.
Iu IS and Mechanics' Bank Of Columbus, Geo orgis;
and the same will be received On depo.l1 or IN pay
mentfor Exchange or Cola, on the sas terms as the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of virginia.
ohio or indiana n. B. OSBORN. Presv.
II. Island JuneI3 d&wtf S. II. MANN. Cashier.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AND su
M q O la 4 N . . hop

M DONAHUE, successor 10 Messrs. LIE CIaire6
lls Davenport; having pu rchased the above Pre- M
ises Is now prepared 70 Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
ofthe various kinds suitable the wants of the co
try. Also, CASTINGS, for all ofthe different varie
Ties Of MilGe .rngs and Shafings OF all decrpt ioas.
House Work Of tho Latest styles,
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with the above is a Forging Shop. un-
derthe direction Of men of superior skill.
Brsss and Composition Of Castings made to ordar
Babbit Metal always on hand.
Ny stock Of Patterns fer Machinery, Building aad
Ornamental purposes Is unsurpassed by any similar
Establishment in the West.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash al all times paid for Old Iron ID
Cope e
Coraer Of Front and Scott sts., Davenport, Iowa.
Mch2l d-Wf ..g .5e.sa-. NJ. DONAHUR
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G0nlRICH, WHEELER 8 YANTIS,

FOTWAruluB anu VUHAf1SS1VH 4uUKSAA"aS1i
Warehouse opposite H. X. depot, Davenport. Iowa
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all descrip-
tions of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited ami attended TO with dispatch for the
nrhas. or sale of Grain Produce in this and other
markets 49,, =
Our facilities ample for the storage of all kinds Of
Grain and Produce,
Liberal estsh acsahGes made consghments when de-
sired.
Special attention paid TO receiving abd forwarding
eoos y Railroad or river Charges established rates
--REFkRENCES-
Cok SARGENT Bankers. Davenport; Chubb, Bro, Bar
row & Co bankers, Davenport NscSoiis, Campbell
Co, Bankers Davenport; Geo. w lift, Banker, bnnalo
Esnk OF orleans, Albion \ 4 . duchess Co Bank, n "
TLomas Kemp,hali, Esq., Rachester, y. waiter
WodsIL n. \. City; tsry Grath, commission ner-
chant, st. Louis; Collins, Humphrey Co, lineage
Wnrtl Hatch q Co, Chicago; ". Il. MeAlister, Esq :.
Chicago Doughty, Wilkinson Co., foughkepsie; Wat
kins / Cwsley, commission merchant, Louisville, ky.
June - dl
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Stopfs.
STOVES AT. WOLESALE'
Tha Laroest Stoyo Sfore

= 00 A0aA SoS t1SOvO toSOA y
In the ~eOts3s
WE shall receive on the opening OF navigation The
w largest stock OF STOVES and TInNERs
STOCK ever brought 10 the State Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which we shall keep constant
ly on hand for timers Tin Plate, Shset jr0s
Boiler from No. I2 to 49, CAare0ai d., Rsssia d..
i.itstios Rsssia do, Wire, tiansd Copper's, Bro
isr's de-. Block tin, Ltad Copper BOTTOMS, Neral
do, Irea RiOefs all sizes, tssed do., all kia<s Of
prssssd rare, JapaaHsd do, Tuners Tools :and we
assure all persons favoFing with order that
will sell them goods 10 our line 10 they
bought In Chicago st. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and feTns 10 suit.
Please give US call and learn our prices, and
then think you will spend eth er time nor m n
ey he.ssfter in buying at the two places above
named.
3 N. II. In 8 few aays we shall rect i've an assort
ment Of the above named goods by railroad, SUM
cient 10 supply tho Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinware and favorable terms at
WAoisssIs prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c., &C., taken in ex-
Change for goods. - 55
No, burrows Block, FrentStre
e Mehi2-dhwu WiCKERSHAM & HICKS.
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'FsgE NEW HOTEL.
w AVERLY HOU S <


Vs now open for permanen al and transient boarders
Those who wish quiet and pleasant home 1nr.
ing long orr short soourn in Davenport can y al y
al the Wayeriy House. The tabess... ,e iarn;siea
with the del IeScies ofthe season; the room are pie
ant; the beds new and son. Tho Wayerly Is second
to no Motel west Chicago, In point OF beauty o lo'
cation, pie lsant houses good Iuraiture ana goo "a
bleu IdSwtyt ID, NJ. ADAMS, ProPre.Or.
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II AM am now preparedfor the {. Hand winter trade
with from $1,000 70 $4,000 pairsof Boots and Shoes
comprising one OF the most extensive stocks ever
daring the last three months under the personal
pervissn OF an experienced workman. All those
persons In want Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
Caters, slippers and last, though not least, y
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do well to call on the subscriber. al. n
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty i've cents per
pair. Gents Boots, % so, aud all ote goods
proportion. Don't all rush al once!
One door east of Burrows e. Prettyman1 store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sept. 90, 1855 DIFF
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Dppts au0 Sbafs.
THE SHOE TRADE.

urAVINC incye ased our facilities fer manu- uNetnr r
IL ing and dealing In Boots, shees and iexthef lne
andersigned, successors 70 s. g. DavsoR Il Co., o1cf
the Citizens ofDavenportADd vicinity, greaterin
dueenents than ever TO buy their boon ad Snoos o'
them Our retail stock hereafter u s snsys ~,
We also are making extensive preparations iof
Whole.aIeing Boots and Shoes, and we invite eoun-
try dealers TO call and examine cur stock and prices,
II IL determination W sell on as good tcrms as
they eas be bepurchasedin - Leuis o. Chicago
DAWSON, GRIGGS & co.
oct2J Brady ST., door from I'd.
Boys Youths and Infants' Boots
A LARGE lot Of the above, Calf, Kip ard Cow
IA hide, by st
Dec . DAWSON, GRIGGs 4 co.
Homo Made Boots and ghoes.
XTTE make every style and quality Of Boots, Gsi-
w ters, oxford Ties and nne Calf Shoes for gents
on short notice, ofprnle stock.
Those who want siome Made" work will please
take notice.
Dee3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & CO.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths Caters!
THE largest and best stock We have ever offered.
i Pine Gait, sewed and pegged, double and single
sole. Black and Drab Cloth Caters; Patsnt Leather
and Buck skin Callers. Tor sale very cheap BY 10
Dec3 DAWSON, CRIGGs e. co.
q -a44-- -
Men, Long Rubber Boots.
A Lso Rubber Sandals, Caters and slippers for La
Dec DAWSON, GRIGGs CO.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!
nAWsoN, GRlGGs Co; have complete as
Shoes, for sale cheap. @ dec ,.
THE SHOE TRADE @
COUNTRY Merchants are invited TO call and ex-
~ anime assortment, which is Just suited 10 this
Market Our prices will At all times be ~ low Is
Dec DAWSON. GRIGGs b co.
2 Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
/ AIDES Calf Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL - q Misses Kid, Morocco, Eli Boots & Slippe.
g pegd q sewed Kid, Enamel & Goat Busklns
and other styles for sale BY
4tf ia I.3 DAWSON, GRiGGS, u CO,
Brady atreet, ] door from 2d. Day enpor II. IoMa.
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davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet

Davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet.
a -ssF~N ,I'HE splendid fast sir ,ie p ssen.
SsyAH.,SAst1 ger steamer TpLDEN STATE,
Mood, Master, vili run during th .
season betw cen Davenport and Dubuque, connect.
Ing AZ tl,o latter cty with the Dubuque and 81. Paul
Pa Sst Line. She wiilieaye Dav onporl every Mon
day, Gednt sday sud Friday at o'ciGck A. NJ,
FOR freight OF passage apply on board 10 Iu Hen
n Co., Mo- B0rrows' Block. July DIR
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FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS.
OEnAPoUNDS Fresh roll Butter; also, 10 kegs choice
<OVVpacked and 800 dozen Eggs, just received and
Tor sale at the HAWkEYE STORE.
spi IL JACQB WEAVER JR. 4 co.
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PEOT sale al NnOleshle OF ftthlt py
HDlIl d&wly C. T.WEBB, Le Claire Row.
I0VA STEAM CABINET
MANUFACTORY
TIME subscr riber would respectfully inforn The e
L ixen. Of Davenport and OF Central Iowa that hs
man fac,urss and keeps constantly on hand and for
sale ut at
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE Of every description, from Tho anest
Sofa 10 the commonest Bureau. Having recently goI
his steam works into operation, he Is capable OF NIL
ing ali orders that may be given him st shor noueet
and with work which he warrants 10 be OF better
quality than anything imported into The elty, and
which will be sold at lower rates. All kinds OF
IMPORTED FURNITURE
also kept on hand aud for sale low. Pisssscaii and
examine his stock, at the manufacfory ON Seona
street, south side, east Of Perry street.
Davenport, lay % 1856 d&wH L.C. Dk ssAlNI.
-s I'D NOTICE.
JpHIS 4, to certify that the
L existing between the undepigned under the
name and style of Shoup Barkalow ID this day
dissolyed by mutual consent, /
All The demands outstanding In favor OF said nrni
a. ~ b. F. sHoUP.
A.y. HARkAL0W.
NTs The Forwarding and Commission business
VIII hereafter be continued by X. ShoupN Co,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

A document published in Spanish,
gives some curious circumstances res
pecting the production of gold in
Mexico from 1890 up to the present
time. 1t offers the following details:
sin 1890 there was struck at the
mint lof Mexico coin of the value of
five million piastres;; from 1700 to
1900, during century, the quantity
augmented each year, and at last
reached twenty-five millions piastres.
This was, however, the eliminating
point of the annual fabrication. In
1910 it was reduced to seventeen mil
lions; in 1917 it had declined to half
a million; then rose in 1888 to a mil
lion and a halt; in 1850 to two mil
lions; in 1852 to two millions and a
half; and in 1854 to nearly four mil
lions. or one million less than in
1902 % e'sH s 3'.'