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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03
From California

We make the following extract IRON
letter less than one mouth from California
Speaking Of the streets Of Sacramento oar
correspondent says
The sidewalks are covered with goods
of oil DESCRIPTIONS and crowds Of people are
passing, presenting scene similar to some
Of the business streets "a large cities, ex-
cept in the number II Cinnamon and check
shirt men that you meet while The pianked
streets are flied with drsys and wagons
Nearly all OF the houses are cut OF above
the first story, which gives the city sfsi sP
pearance, unless you eontne your sight be-
low the swnings. Most Of the buildings
are excellent, however, SO tar as they &c,
being fne-proof. with open iron fron's -
Rents continue very high; Tor instance, a
good business-room, centrally situated will
command iroa. $3.50 10 $500 per month IA
advance.
The emigrsn,s are iast getting n nom
over the plans, although The van arrived
month ago. They represent having had
good "trip. plenty Of grass, indians Peacss
ble, etc. There are not so mAny emiaranis
ss a previous seasons. bat more stock
Many of these emigrsDis will stop up in the
mountains naming, viii there sell their
stock, spend all their money and then IA
the winter come down here, hire out their
families and then work by the day them
selves.
There is considerable political excite
men. in California Al present, in view q
the Presidential election. Last week there
vas large Republican meeting, plenty Of
speaking, resolutions passed, etc. On the
I'd inst there wac al American Convention
held here, and on Saturday a Democratic
meeting. The majority Of the miners are
Know Noihings and bitterly opposed to the
Chinese and all foreigners. This, ! thInl,
may give the State to Fillmore"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03


TIE AMERICAN STsTEsHAs; political bis
tory, exhibiting the origin, nature and
practical operation VI Constitutions! Gov
eminent 10 the United States; the rise
and progress Of parties, etc. BY An
bEEw w. YoUsG.
The design Of this work, as We learn
from The preface, is to bring within the
reach Of cur citizens generally, in . single
volume, the greatest possible amount Of
that kind Of information which all ought 10
possess, but which is 10 be obtained else
where only in works 20 Voiuminous and eH.
pensive as 10 render il inaccessible TO the
greater portion Of community. 1t has been
The pin o. The author 10 make The work 3
reliable one and to treat I'll eontroreTted
questions 10 faithful and impartial mai
ner. An appendix is added to the work
containing political essays, statistical infor
nation and other useful matter, Tie vol
ume contains over one thousand pages sad
ia furnished 10 subscribers at the low priee
Of Ss,5o per copy. Mr. II. r. Colesworthy,
gentleman who has recently located him
self in this city with a view 10 permsnency,
IL the agent Of the above work for this State
and will be pleased 70 supply our citizens
with il, and viii wait upon them Tor that
purpose, He wishes sub-agents 10 cunvsss
the State. Young men out Of employ, il
calculated Tor the business. viii fad this a
profitsble employment for the winter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03
The Ruls Of Violence

The notable precedent oil violence esiah-
hshed in Kansas by the authority oi the Adj
ainistfatioa, seems 10 have been the ,nsn-
anrAfion oil u system OF unlicensed crime
,ironphoat the country. Evil IS more con
al io,ls than good, and meh like ehiidren,
ln,ita,e The example oi their sapsr,ors
Herbei, deliberately and without rrcsoct
ton shot ao@na walters peseesble ciii.
zen and The head of family, and was not
only permitted to go at large, but continued
~ be recognized Is member OF Congress.
e,ools, Southern bully, Knocked dow n
sad beat most numerically talented mel m
Der OF Congres. Tor words spoken ia debate
as dad il in the Senate Gbamber OF the L,
: Capitol. and s. A. Douglas snd other
prominent members al Congress witnessed
The act and T iced not hand to present u.
subsequently Brooks was feasied and Tat
tered as though he had done pralse"oFihs
act. Then We have booksellers banished
from Alabama, mechanics drveh irom Iaf-
Gina and citizens ejecled from Virginia
Catching the spirit OF violence, mob OF
balf.drunlen freshmen IN Indiana, armed
with shlielahs, attack peaceable political
procession, kill TWO men and beat and mann
both men and women. One OF the oides,
ministers OF the Methodist church, Rev
Jss B. Finley, OF Ohio Tor some part sup
posed to have taken in Fremont meeting,
j. knocked down and beaten. At the same
lime murder, rspine and robbery continue TO
prevail in Kansas.
The Administration connives al crime,
justice is no longer administered and pow
errnl press continue TO inisme the minds OF
the people ia re- ard 10 the clergy. And
all this has been done because men have
dared 10 raise their voices against an evil
perpetrsted in eur country, and said ths, il
shall not be extended. Every species Of
crime has been committed and tolerated in
the Union, the living God has been openly
blsspheaed, dark and fearful iniaui,ies per-
pslraied, and no one has been mobbed or
murdered, bat soon as meRhaye dsred 10 raise
their voices for freedom they have been
stricken down. Vioience reigns- Our
country has never presented the scene il new
exhibits, nor exhibited 90 clearly the deaden'
ing influence which a great moral wrong
has upon The human character, when open-
iy prsetced,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03

ExcITIsG SCEEE.-Durng 4 Fremont
meeting held in hall at Watkins, n. Y.
a short time since, q chandelier containing
three OF four camphene lamps, came COW .
with crash. falling directly in the center
Of group OF hundred ladies. The cam
phene few in all directions, and the audi
ence wzs thrown into Unutterable coniu-
sion; the flames rose to the height Of ten
fest. and spread rapidly all along the floor,
while dense smoke filed the room. The
dresses Of several Of the ladies' were instant.
~ in flames and for moment the stoutest
hearts were appalled, at the fearful scene
The rush that fo.lowe for the door and The
varandah in front Of the hall was tremend-
Gus. After hard struggle the danger wa
overcome. and strange MS il may appear, no
one WAS seriously burned or otherwise io-
iufed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03

LOCOMOTIVE Blows UP-Two Mas XII
Ep.-Yesterday the locomotive civilian
IA Brown" on the GBlens and Chicago
Union Railroad, exploded her boiler about
two miles this aide Of Geneva, killing two
men outright and badly injufing three 9th
ere. Joseph Coolidge. fireman, and 'n3n
named Kinney, living al Deksib, were the
killed aud James Daniels. track master !;
Jack Keys construction train conductor /:
and Calvin Lackey, employee on the road,
are very badly injured. Daniels aud Keys
are so severely injured that no hope is en-
ter,sined by their physicians Of their r.
eoyery Lgkey, it is hoped, may recover,
though it is feared he is MORALLY injured it,
tefnslly.
Al the time Of the explosion the Brotoa
was engaged in hauling eight train 10
this city, and WIS running 81 Il speed q
about twelve miles an hour The cause Of
the explosion has not been ascertained, but
its force ~ss 70 great as TO throw the en-
gIne entirely from the track distance Of
some twenty feet or more All the per.
sons killed or injured were 90 the engine at
the time Of The explosion. Chicago Tya. .
Isl INST.
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BROKERS AND RE., ' 80
AGENTS EbIA1f
CITY PROPERTY

''' ''o' 'lo'f Iea, On Efaa, street. ,-,o
500 Lots aod bio,t - r,l,,..
$50 e'eh .it00. '"''"" adtlou. g..
Mi West .oiryt of la s HAL d.,
east = haff"~r4 ffrttymBf' a., o. f9nt street
~ ], fart of lot etJe,L G.. Ig,,a,. ,..,
,''s''' ""h 4tralnt dwelling IA =" ".'"ai
SO West bail d l,l Gl,sk.-.5,,
-" pea iu0t. ''''A is'lbi ,roer
~ ~, aG"'% as, On ne oe,t ,la If i.n.
''' ''' ''' - S'"fs, "tii 10 sold che '"' '1haral
~ hanse aud lot 10 East la,rt.,a,,
~ h.osh house Of six ro.n,s, ..,., Fa'' ot
'F'"' wood shed, &c price s-ou S'' cellar es
3't \ house win /. are af s,,un,...,.
'f"P"a "' 'h'"pi gloon 3" '"e "ora
~ Lot block -, south EAST carns, ,,-,.
.,."Ho ons Of the handsou.s Ion, ~ l1l
~ l-"t block and anl 70 bl,r.
"'''''""' near III" f"mat" ooliesc '".'aa
$40 n"ass Win /. acres ri .r,a,,i .o
hn"e"@ ""hD''a's rIDdt't iraof I,,, ~ na4nes.
a,t . a tow st"ty bfi,k store sn ibr.,.,.....
ni frame a~gllioz house with , ,,s...,
store house "n lots btgck ~ large inms
3At~ house aud lot on cas- i,i,l,. ..,y tt.
between front aud Second str,.t. Pc 'tgti
r""niSt LOT 5VN~ar uudrrA rent u ,tn - 'l"f'"ss
| prlre itatsi, ~ '''' Pee auupaf.
No. ~ \ ~" stet1 trsat, lgurs ut. g,,ft. rt.
- 80 western Atfhirr H"sth ct OH ~ - 'f.Tk
N"."eN'. l"''''l 'i'f7'ts ',g'u ami we'll t., ..'s
| No. 24l.A lGeu.e 81 same sss.. ....g-..
aud hrstern Az. trtre S-.SJo '''' ''i. BIB
80. 2i2-rA lIsu,s al same siss and ....-..
EAST 81 Western Ave-. Ffise 500 ''s 'n7 iss
| NJ, 2ia-A uJHst OF saar st,,attt.
81 ~ d""r east OF W Ave. rrtrr $3.50 ''''' d" oth
| NJ" +i4-1luos Houses uf tie same, d..
rs'ins on farhain 81 north Of iu,f,., t t r".b.
ground each. Pro" sls1o WIN = e" '.re
| No. -5a.-.A House and lat Gu r.,,,.-. d..
n'' lot b4Nt45iioHse toi A. nom. ~ ana '
| No. 2Go--A frame huu-c pu I,,,.,,..
| y ia. Web eff rrf,
| No, -" 4 tao stgIy aulp house ,,, T.. ,I
! 1thr r",'ns Kitchen, iaiHtres cir ..r ~ .-.'
| years rriss $3.50 ''1' -'"a1 -
| SO 30 - TT 8. llaE a.. aa,8s
| $50 -,u~.A lot nith tao small h..,.-.
| "s'r-u toNap. PRO, SspF .' .5 st. assI
| No - . 4 bssse and lot "a, .th v .s..,.,.,.
lot la7 hs"se ro-,tns tit,le y Eff 4, Al .sa-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03

TKousLE AsEAD. The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Tsmes say
that there ,s trouble abe sd ia regard to Cen.
trsl laerica
"The special Commissioner, Mr.. A.
Corw,ae, sent ont TO Investigate ,he eifeam'
stances OF the Panama massacre OF Apr
last, has sent in . voauminous report on tht
subject, accompanied by an urgent recon,
me ndation that TIE Uaised Nates saoaia tax,
torc,hle possession Of the Isthmas, from ocean
20 ocsas, as The only means of securing !
safe transit Tor American passengers am
properly, and OF obtaining indemnity 70
the wrongs already sustained at the hand
of the Government OF New Granads."
Is i, not to be supposed that Mr.. Corwin'
would recommend so bold project, il b,
had not previously received his cue from
Government. L, is curious tina, this derel
opemeni should be made by our Govern
ment while our Minister TO England IS ne
sotstinga treaty for the settlement OF these
difficulties; bu, this is strange Administra
ton, and We may eapec, new developments
OF iuiqui,y while it continues in power.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03

GoRE SoUfH--we had noticed since
August, the gradual disappearance Of ID.
Buehsgiers in Iowa. II will be seen from
the following, that they have taken Iii,
southern shute:
On the stage route between this lace
and Keokuk, The country seems 10 Dc ahVs
for Buchanan One stage-driser told ui
that out Of all the passengers travelling over
his part OF The route to tbis place ,tmo.thirds
Of the whole number were for Buchanan.
Euri Haagksus
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BUCHANAN Co.-The editor OF the Ci0ii.
ian chronicles the laying Of an egg in Indc.
pendence. which measured eight inches
lenathsise and six and fourth inches ia
diameter. That is certainly egg straordna.
~, The village Of Independence, says the
Civilian. also is "going ahead rapidly. More
Than one hundred dwelling houses have
either been erected this season, or are now
in the course Of erection, besides number
of stores, some Of them very large and eleg-
ant. w II. Fargo is erecting large brio X
hotel The Presby terians are erecting Q
brick church A steam mill is 10 be built
on the east side Of the river"
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Wsylsnis Moral Science Prescribed In
Virginia

A writer in the Richmond Enquire,
says
Every true Vrginisn snd Southern man
j. nov convinced that slavery is an institu-
ton of God and the Bible, and that il is
neither moral nor political evil While
se are making laws for the suppression OF
lncsndiary publications, we are tolerstlng IN
high places northern book iittle better
which s placed 10 the hands VI our youth OF
both sexes, as a textbook in the Richmond
College and in the Richmond Female In.
slitute. Many parents who send their chill,
dfen to these institutions are not aware OIL
the sbolition doctrines Of Ssylsnd's Mora
Science Tie Rev. Francis Wsyland is
kaown 1T home as a violent abolitionlstr
and yet his book containing strong abolition
doctrines lie put in the hands of our youth,
II the people Of Richmond can tolerate
such book 10 the hands Of their children,
the people of Virginia and the South can
not and will not. See chapter on sla.
very, page 2oo-2o5, Wayland's Mora
Science"
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Tue American Union is the title OF g
Fillmore campaign paper issued at lows
City. Al The head Of its editorial column II
has standing In isrge letters the sentence,
Let every American remember that o.
Conner, one Of the Electors on the Repub.
licsn ticket. is q Foreigner and Roman
Catholic" Aud suppose he is sn hishmsn
and a member Of the Catholic church. all
that be will have 10 do ss all Electer Will
he simply 10 east an electoral vote for John
c. Fremont and WIN. l.. Dayton.
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THs ADMINISTRATION Policy TOWARDS
KAss.s.-A well informed correspondent
writes from Washington Of the animus Of
the Administration:
at Is the policy Of determination in de-
tail bg private murder and robbery, or, as an
alternative, il The people will not submit 10
that. expulsion by active hostilities and
civil war, the regular traps bsiRs kept ~
rsssrpe to protect hs pro-slausry party N
case 81 failure.
Til. policy is to be carried ous cautious
IL and with many receptions, but Il as ~
calicg deliberately adopted. The President
continues 10 say there viii be no collision
bot member Of the Cabinet says the wsi
will continue and become general"
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The Richmond Enanirer arraigns the Il

The Richmond Enquirer arraisns the city
Of Baltimore as unfsithful TO slavery, and
denounces the Know Nothing party for
coming into the field when the only issue is
slavery. The Enquirer saya:--"BaltImore,
if she goes along with the North, Eust take
the consequence and not be benefited by
the patronage OF the South. We must not
make FISH Of enc and flesh Of another -
The latest accounts from Baltimore do not
state that the merchants OF that city were
frightened.
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The dwelling house Of Col. g. g. blod-
Oct at Centre Grove, Clinton county to
gether with S5l5 in money, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday, Sept. l4lh, while tie
family were at church.
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1har.4.s. October =, 1850, will be our opening
Any n, the Ahibitian al lilCH SILK AND STRAW
MILLINERY. (which ume We eald be pleased
/, ,ee osr friends and all who will favor us with
taeir patronage, WM' D, Ni1hohN,
davenport Oct Coracr Of rhird and Brady SIS.
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The Despatch says there Is 4 man in Rich
mond who is going to vote for Fremont
He is member OF the "Chan Gang" lately
inau gurated in that city Charleston IS.
C. J Standard
Doubtless. if they could find any body else
who would declare himself 10 favor oil Ere
mont, they would pat him in the Chain
Gang" too. It's a way they have down
there. - Os1nego 7imss.
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FLoYpco.-The new Court Hoas. 10 be
erected in IS Charles, The County seat 10
20 be built OF stone, so by 10 feet On the
ground. and Two stories high, sufmoubsed
BY an imposing sPirs."
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'IuiE house and iol occupied ~ be subscriber o.
4th g. vest a. Main. The t6usa = g JsfE E.
stories high, has rooms and cellar, good aigb.a
well AID extern; lot tUxlJg feet. For f"uas sFI.
q. J. Il NAbZEEL.
Dfia NJ. 3 EuFr6ss' BLOCK. front a.
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There have been four assaults, la
Brooks, committed ia Ohio within the last
fortnight By Buchanan politicians. Two
upou editors, one upon Methodist minis
81, and one upon private citizen
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The Fort Desmoines Nstessaa, whose
editor received generous accommodation
from DIR. Eads during the late session of the
Legislature, announces that the Surerin-
tendent of Instruction contemplates the
purchase oil property in thai city and thinks
some OF moving there. II is also stated
that the DIR. 10 greatly amused q, the attacks
OF the "ireedom shriekers." We were not
aware before that the Administration men
who Investigated the Dr.'s transactions du.
ring the late session, were included in the
category of "heedom shriekers." The in
locations are that there will be pretty
genera "shriek" to be rid OF such gross
Encouragement as 10 charged upon the Su-
perintendent by his own friends. He can
well afford TO make merry and purchase
properly, too, with more than hundred
thousand dollars OF the Instruction Fuad OF
the State in his hands. Before many months
his oihenl acts viii be thoroughly sitted.-
IL will be we'll for his own reputation and
| the interests OF the State, ii the Tears es.
ptessed by the Investigating committed
| prove groundless. We are informed upon
| the best authority that statements made b,
The DIR. OF payments made 10 certain eonn'
ties, are oontroverted by the ofncers Of those
| counties. We fear thai the State Viii rue
the day when IL suffered q malignant pafti-
zan, unqualified for tie position, to get pos
session OF the fund coasecralsd 10 The eds
cation of the youth OF iowa, Time viii de-
eide the patter-- io.oa Cate RsPabsseah
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Republican Meeting.

A meeting Of Tue Republican Clab 81 nayeGFef
All he held saEa rdAy evening" 4th tnst At The CaaF
House. Esers BODY /. Invited 10 be present. Goo
speskiug may be anticipated
Oct 81, leSs. John COLLINS, Prss't.
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Wanted.

BsA young man situation, Is capable OF oah-
daetng books by single OF double entry Address
box No, 500, octdat,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
speeial Invitation ,

Under this head limited NUMBER speela inatiees
viii Ne Inserted Al 10 events per uae eaeh lnsefu"h
or So cts. per week,
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BED BLANKETS.

4 y lua4.Bse sort u watt a5.8 'D'ara5 I,,.ls
"A -ts extra 4uaEIty and sygLt. which @i4i as
sOiG les tEu guVs. OF the safHr qBE4y San br per
chas-a else @hssrs Hotel and LJsraibg baHse hres
ers b. EaBt 81 IIsakrt= hr the quantity Nli saf
D9Bs-, by cfI iaar rE aABs WORTH.
sry p SesUaa ST.
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I'HE parGer.htp heretofore exciting seissen EA-
subs ribers Bder the name and IN sol iug4 - =
10. this day di..olyeI By mutual eot,sHl. This
basinsss siIl hereafter he conducted by Spencer 81
stafford, who " lll receive all due. and pay an Gu.
pftbe late firm. J. J.INGALi%,
SPENCER s STAFFORD.
Vale! CHY, Is~a, Sep. %, $50. ,oetttiv-
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SPECIAL INVITATION,
AZ kgs,N

4 H. urrfuFs .Ea cautioned against buying Il note
made BY ~. undersigned for Seven Hundred
DoDfs Wi p'1rrst as the rats Tf ten per cent pc
AuHam, dated De. -. l-55, At Ninoha, MtHuesola
Territory 4nd payable before the .lG al Oct
80 10 ID. u. HUd0r Wilson 4. HUI, - either 81
lur a. oF cts rgr, as the same has betn paid.
&inoHA, ~sgL20, IsJg PETER kERkER.
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Fol Nd


a b, apply ing 10 u. 5. GLAsPELL. eprarsa i #rt
issaDd and AZ as, and paying 'vr bis uisrras
meEi+ brt3 JlE'
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Is A N X / N G.
Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
DANINpOssI. IOWA

hFtlC t., HfAd} Street, between Second aud ihirj
" Streets kyehauge all the prtnctpal cities al
the lHled Sttcs, Great Britain, Ireland and Con.
uHs Uttl Europe bought aud sold.
Notes and Drafts collected and proceeds RENTED
toanS part of sho usitni States current rates o
Exchange
COLLECTIONS uf uuls, drafts, accounts legaeies and
nbrrtanees made ia all parts al the United states
tHnadas sud tutape.
stock, ttd G"ud, bought aud sold gu commission
and utH rr nds caiiuGlrd
Land Warrants bought, sold and located
ENchaug, cilics in The United States:
taTPeutor u Nefmtige, AsS York CITY;
Albany city Bank, Albany, y V;
Buiia0 city Bank, BaHaio, \ Y;
Bank 81 Commerce, Boston, Mass;
tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia Pa;
Merchants & Manufaeturcrs' Runk piitsbsrE Pa,
MgkIm& Go, Baltimore, NJ u:
Gilmore " brothcriuH, Cincinnati, Onia;
Lucas 4 slmoIds, ~ louis, Mo,
Citizens Bank, New Orleans, La;
IN swta, Brothar * Johnston, chicago, III.
Sshk : sd iXu
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Hslloways Ointment and Pills

NASt are their reientlslSY-lhey are approved
tsy the most enlightened governments, sactioned by
Tue Ia hest medical Authority and deslar 4 t1ialii
hlo BY recovered thousands, IA all diseases al the
skin, glands, aud seretye organs Sold al the
| pAuufattoties, Ne. SO Maiden Lane, New York and
al4 strand Landan and by all druggists, ai25e, G2lc
| and 81 per box pot and by {, 7, WEBB
sept aujwIw
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SEAMLESS BAGS

TEN THOUSAND s'ark Mills A and GROW ai4na
i Seamless Bag, the beet made, nov IN store no
Tor sale wholesale an d retail by "4DS kbEIh.
Oet4 Eeesnd 81. opp. LeGisire House
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DIED

la III. city, tie let isst., M oEhE@k CAB
NAN, Ia III e s0th year Of his age.
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NOTICE

To those wishing to send Live Stock to Muses-
tine for Exhibition al the State Fair.
THE Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Go will
transport 1--we stock from any station On the
Read 10 Mastatiur far exhibition at the State Fair
tree under the following aguiaGons:
The owners Of stock must assume all risk Of HJu-
~ 80 he stock.
Regular prices y III be- charged on the sloek going
la MUseatfnc, but the money viii be refund and the
stock returned free on presentation 10 the agent Of
the Railroad Al AusrHtiue of cert hgale from the
Secretary Of the state Agricultural Society thai The
Stock has been On UNhibiia and not sold.
JOHN HENRY, supI.
oHeu Mis4lssiFPf Missouri Railroad;
Davenport, So r'3t 1856 srps9I4Istt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03
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Or. sanfords Invigorator
lsa tnitl LAXATIVE, tonic and
slmulant, aal Is recommended 10 the pHbis rely ing
lpop lls tata,sln vario ia tbs curs af the following
SOM la5pts al giltna- parlHgem SICK Headache
Dyspepsia. tiattluai Costyehess, thfoue niarrhea'
Chriag t4,a 3a 81 Staasta a# bas1ls, q enera be
alhis, Feuaslr S-asHe... Ne For safe D, DfaEslsis
generally aud Cha,. I. Nrsh, Davenport; also by
sanford \ "a. y. \. City. fMehla- dAsly,
Wanted
suitable House for small Family
and no child r..n. Address
Sept 23d j II 2. q 2s5.
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