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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
Hou s. c. Jolss, Nce York.

800 BROADWAY, N Y 4. < J. Da,son. Tolcottville, Conn. Gess: The Melodeons of your manufacture which have disposed of havs given the greatest satisfaction and can recommend them as being of quality of tone and touch equal to any thing in the country. Yours truly, SAxL (. JoLLIE New York. June lath 1855
 tg ssc adyeshseu,snt sn fourth page. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
N or I{i F.

NOT ICE. fENHE subscriber will be at the Mansion House, A Ltchheld, on the first Monday in April, and give all persos :debtel to him for the use of horses for stock, an opportunity of settling
 LOTT FENN. Woodhury, March 9th. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

6t 6tTATICNERY.-An assortment of Letter Note - and Cap Paper lawyers paper, English laid pa- per. and envelopes to match; Ink Pens Gc of su perior quality, constantly on hand at .-.
 ss MCNEIL BRASlAN's.
 Litchfeld. Dec. 2ith, 1a55.s~7
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
wolfes sehiedsm Aromatic schnspos

This celebrated beverage is manufactured at the factory of the undersigned, at Schiedam Holland He Is tac sole importer well as the exclusive manufacturer of the article, and no preparation bearing the name of "Schnapls,' that is not pro cured either from his establishment in New York or from his agents in other cities is genuine or reliable
 It Is made from barley of the finest quality St. lectcd with great care from the products of the most celebrated grain growing districts favored with the essence of the aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy and is rectihed by peculiar process, which cxpels from the spirit every 9crid particle
 As means of preventing and correcting the dis agreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon the stomach anu bowels by change of water-a visitation to which travellers, new settlers ard ali unaerlimated persons arc liable-the Sch!esian aromatic Schnarps will hc found absolutely infabe while in cases of dropsy gravel obstruction of the kidneys diseases of the hndds! dyspepsia asue and fever and general debility, it is recommended most eIrphaticar by the rost distinguished members of the medical profession.
 I wish the public to undcrstaud the Schnapps are not sold by the gallon or pipe It is only sold in quart and pint bottles in of dozen quarts and two dozen pnts esch bottle enveloped in yellow paper, with my name the bottle, cork, and fac smfc of my signature on the label For sale at all the respectable Druggists.
 UDoLPfEo WOLFE, Scfa Yp,x,n arH
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

The subscribers give rotce that they shall meet at the dwelling honsc of said deceased on Monday the 18th of May, and on Monday the 18th of Autus. next, at o'clock F. M on each of said days for the purpose of attending to tbc business of sa appoint lnent.
 MOSES BEACH Commits
 LEWIS CATLlN, Jr { siopers
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
A T Court of Probate holden at New II rtford -A within and for the district of New Hartford on the 18th day of February A. D. 1856.

PnEsaNt, JARED k. POSTER, Esq, Judge
 Joseph Fcnn, administrator the Estate cf BENJAMIN A. BRISTOL. late of New Hartford within said district, dcceascd having represented said Estate insolvcnt, and given notice to all con cerncd to appear before this Court the present day. at eleven o'clock A. NJ. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners no one appear ing. this Court doth appoint Moses Beach and Lewis Caln Jr., Commissioners to examine ail adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate and d. tn also decree that siy months bc allowed them to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners after they shall have given public notice of this order by advertising the same Iii newspaper published in LtChield and by posting copy thereof on public sigu-post in said town of New Hartford nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt Certified from Record
 JARED B. FOSTER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
Sole Importer and Manufacturer, te, 20 and 22 Beaver Street, New Yors

Caution to the Publo.-Sincc the introduction ot my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps into ehe United States, number of liquor mixers in New York, boston and Philadelphia have been engaged in put ting up mixed and poisonous Gin in green cases and jugs, to be palrned oil upon the unwary for my genuine Schnapps. have directed my agents to in stitute legal proceedings against all persons who they may ascertain to be engaged in this most atrocioas system of deception, and call on the press and the public to aid them in their efforts to remedy so great an evil. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
 Whossase AssHss in Bosoa rho srsu Aysy Essrn Tsds
 Weeks & Potter. l2i Washington street; Carter colccrd Preston, s6 Hanover street Wilson. Fair. banks < Co, 4s Hanover street Brewers, Stevens Cushing, a2 Washington street; I. D. Richards s Sons, c7-9 State street, Edward Goldman < Co. a5 State street Samuel Q. Cochran Co., 60 Con. gress street; Seth E, pccker. 2 Elm street. A l.. Cutler, IS India street
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
Cash for FUrs.

:. NssSII TUT Y t.FS.. ,-rt HIRAM JACKSON, at the Litehie.d Hat Store, N H will pay the highest cash Frice for every de scripton of Fur, in large or snail quantities.
 &" Eicioriaes, CuIs. MufleTs, Coats, Gloves, and all other articles o Fur for sale cheap to clear out the stock. -
 Lithfeld, Fet a, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

EeURE WHITE LEAD for sale hy -
 N S D. NORTHWAY & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

RoTICE- All persons indebted to A. q Bradford IV January lst. 1s56 must make immediate pay, ment to the same. RaNr. mean Yoa,
 A c. BRADFORD. wo.oottvins. Feb ooath. ls5S
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
Mourning Goods.
Plaster and Coal.

FHhster and Coal. TEHHE subscriber has just received 7 ss N Plaster; asso, lot of the best red ash cn., Bridgeport prices. "A - W s' ,ess tnan EastAiil' Litch6eid, Sept. r. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

In 1911, any vessel trading at Kingston Jamaica, wa. heund on receiving sle to take one pauper off the Island for every 100 tons burshcrs of the vessel
 In 1886, Albert Dany. U. 6. Consul at Hull Eng land writes to Secretary Woodbury that the officers of the customs there. admit that paupers are shipped to the United States"
 Proofs like the above, and still iuore full as to the deportation of criminals from the old and overstocked cities of Europe to this Country may be multiplied to any extent But perceive that have not left my. self room to give the opinions of some of our older Statesmen on this subject as intended to, and which may hereafter do.
 The trouble of providing for. and the expense of maintaining these paupers, with the robberies and murders of these criminals superadded are not the only intiictions in their train. Thousands of them speedily made voters; and with very little knowledge of any form of Government, and with an instiuctiye hatred of all restraint they become the
 most unsafe Repositories of political rights to be found on earth. ~
 Intelligent foreigners amongst us, admit that they prefer to forego the privileges of the political fran ehise and live under American laws administered by Amercans rasher than submit to the rule of the an- informed from their own counssies .esx ssfsb 2
 Senator Cooper of Pennsylvania in 1855 submitting resolutions to the Senate touching the increase of paupcr and criminal immigration, sustained his views of the necessity of preventingst in powerful speech
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Latest 9.
xxxryth cengr.s-Yirst sessien

WASHINGTON, July 21st.--SENATE.-The
| bill for ornaments and Notifications, and
| the manufacture of small arms, ETC., was a.
mended, reducing the proposed amendment
| from % 5000, 900 to 4l,80O,0OO, and was p u.
| sed by AZ to 10.
A resolution was passed providing for the
i close Of the session on the 18th Of August.
The daily hour Of meeting was changed
from IL to IL.
Humphrey Marshall, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported a bill to establish q uni.
form rule of naturalization. Referred to
Committee Of the Whole ON the State Of the
Union.
Mr.. Smith, Of Tenn. ,smoved a suspension
Of the rules, with a view Of action on the
Senate's resolution just received, to adjourn
on the 4th Of August.
Mr.. Dunn said he should move an amend
ment by adding, as q condition, "That ON or
before that day ar act be passed, and receive
Executive sanction, for the troubles in Kan
sas, Containing among its provisions, one for
the establishment of the slavery proscrip-
ton, applicable both to Kansas aad Nebras-
ka.
Mr.. Meacham gave notice of a substitute
for a recess from the 4th of August to the
goth of October, providing that no extra per
diems during the time should be paid.
Mr.. Smiths motion prevailed, by 1913 a.
gainst 46.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio. moved an amend
ment substituting the I'd of September,
showing that it was impossible to transact
the public business before that time.
Mr.. Hayden said the way was to fix an
early day and then 60 industriously to work.
He commented on the manner in which SO
much valuable time was wasted as to Kan
sas; he believed that the majority of the
House would pass a bill providing for the
restoration Of the Missouri Compromise,
knowing at the same time the Senate would
reject it.
Mr.. Greenmsn suggested 18th August,
saying three weeks were long enough for
practical purposes. Mr.. Giddings thought
two weeks good as two months; he dissent
ed from Mr.. Hayden and would do what was
right without inquiring whether the Senate
would or not.
Mr.. Dunn said he came here with high
expectations that the Missouri Compromise
would be restored. He WA exceedingly
afraid they had grown smaller and smaller
until they were d~issiPated. He was afraid
there would be no effort to restore il. There
could be nj peace in the country till that
was done, in substance or in fact. The
North and South most remember this. Till
the question Of individual safety was settled,
no appropriation bill should be passed.
[Cries oil "Agreed, that's right, that's the
talk."] The only way to insure compliance
was TO stop the wheels o. Government from
rolling. As for the Presidency, he would
not 90 for Buchanan or Fremont, but for
the man living in New York as the only
one whose election would give promise of
peace.
Mr.. Letter made an Intellectual motion to
table the resolution. Adjourned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
4ara warf.
CLOSE e. COLUMN.

XXTE are now prepared 10 offer dealefp aa.i con.
w sumers al.rgs stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
We propose in this column to keep our customers
posted up In hardware matters and invite calls IRON
our friends who desire fair dealing.
/ or cash We propose 10 seli at a small advance
1000 kegs Nails. Cali soon for bargains IN Nails.
Il. CLOSE \ 90.
EHIREK King safes the only genline kind for sale
Z cheap by T. CLOSE * co.
IRON ofall sizes for sale low al
i r. o 81 CO.'S.
CAWs, Circular, Muley and Gross Cut, aarranted
- al T. 81 co.'s.
IRON Ax.es, Thimbie skeins and springs At
CARPENTERS Tools Of ever description for
sale at T. CLOSE q cos.
i low al r. CLOSE q co.'s.
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain pumps for sale at
l. r.. CLOSE * cos.
IGHfNING Rodsand In.ulators for sale at
l. T. & co.'s.
FAD Pipe ofail sizes from n 70 ain.' :or sale at
SOToNs Fence Wire forsals oh APP co,s
Wv L. " w D
VI I. CLOSE & CO.'S.
GuSs, Ride and Pistols best =. q ghosn 20 = i co,s l.~
Gloves and Tinware which will be cold cheap at
y T.. s. CO.'S.
r. CLOSE 4 cos.
EATHER BeItius all sizess
pACKiNG, Hemp and Rubber for sale at
l. r. CLOSE & CO.'S.
pLACKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anvlls, Ham.
ID mers, for sale low at T.. CLOSE Il cos.
RoPs-Maniilaa d Hemp, all sizssat co,s
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale BY the barrel
T. or gallon at T. 4 Co's.
CAV Mandrels Of all sizes from | inch to 3 in. for
- sale At r. CLOSE Il C0'S.
Earmersw viii, find the best assortment of James and
Forks, ac.,at r. CLOSE d cos.
CHAiNs, Log, OK EIadingfi T Gsoss Halter 9 c5,s and
MORN Shelters and Hay Cutters orsale low at
" r. CLOSE ~ co.'s.
lsJU T. CLOSE n CO.'S.
III r. Los - C0'S.
TINNER'S stock-TinP Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
L and Zinc, for sale at T. CLOSE & CO.'S.
"
SADDLERY and Coach Trim at very low
~ prices, at T. CLOSE * CO.'S.
Lead in oil, T. Close and Co. Brand,
w lust received, Warranted the best in market.
at T. CLOSE & CO'S.
T INSEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
IL r. CLOSE Il cos.
CASH, Glass and Patty at low prices al
~ 7. CLOSE IL CO.'S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

TALLMAN & POWER

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAM AGENT
Office in Atkinsom's block, Second Street, be
t,ceen Brady and Main.
OFFERf orsale the following vaiua e Real Rs-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner o
Rock Island.
2. SIX lots on the south west corner of Fourth and
8. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock'lsland Streets.
All the above tots are we'll situated and In parts of
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
ST of S. E. ! 8. % T. 70 n. Ranges ives 80 acres.
\ ~ E of 4. t. = !. : :, i S. 4 3 4; r. s. Range : s 8 .e - s se acres.
The above lands are nj on the lire OF the railroad
from Davenport to Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundr red acres of prairie and ninety scres of
timber land near ElviTa P. o., seven miles from Ly.
ons, CEaton Co., near The Railroad; all chsice hand,
well watered. @
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. Sixty acres first rate land, well improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at a bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and any acres fne prairie land two
miles north Of Moniezun,a, the county seat.
Meh i7-''e-a'f s,ot. :.
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
l6oacres ave miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views of river and surrounding
country. A small farm Of IS acres under the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful laud in The vicinity o The
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Afarm of60 acres, 40 under cultivation, 90 of tim
Der. never failing stream runs through II. VIII
besold very cheap. n.
Near Walcott.
SO Acres of choice prairie at q bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful FIVE acre lot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Iowa City.

o,,.rr. nj the old stand known as the
| I,.ioa Roo us, Iowa CITY, are Assn. is' 'he
.,sppor. Gazette. Subscribers to our paiy can
\. ,s.,r papers every morning BY calling az me
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

NIGHr P~oLrcE.--A communication receiy-
ed stating some particulars in which the
night police were delinquent in duty, has
been mislaid, but the fact oft is, if we com.
mence to detail the particulars in which they
fail 10 discharge what is generally consider
ed the duty OF the police, we fear that we
should occupy more space than the subject
is deserving.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Dauhiua.
McaREBoR, LAwEs q BLAxEMORE,
X


| and Dealers in Foreign & pomsatie Exchange.
Uncurfant Bank Eoses, Gold and silver Coin,
AND LAMB
rpRci4L, i ,sntlop gwen 10 tie .oiIe.,ioa 81 me,.
> Camille paper aud re oi.tances made on the day Of
payment Gree ofconInission) In sight drafts on Eas
GLAND Warrants bought, sold ana located. FER
sonal attention given TO the purchase and sale oftown
and conatry property, ana the scieetioh Oh lanes Iof
entry.
III T'5ight Cheeks on New YORK. bossoh, fnhauci-
piia, BaltiDore, W sshington Cry, fhtsDnfg, 1ihcih-
natl, 81. Louis and Chicago, always lor saie IN sums
10 suit purchasers. Also ,Stcrlng, ffehch anu oef
maa exchange.
UPGold and silver Coins bought and sold.
rTime bills on Chica.o, st. Louis and New fork
discounted and be sine5s paper or short dates bought
at the lowest rates.
PMoney upon Real Estate securities procured
AZ small conn hi an dano.,,.. Feb 81
~ q a0p -
nAS'
Notary Publie and Insurance AGENT
Office Banking Houseof McGregor, LawesE Blake
~
hEAL kSTAIE
pARTIcuLAR attention given to Inc buying and
e.sc" ~ >" "s'~s' iA's
HAVING connlete 6b.tyas,s .fsftI.s 10 all landsiu
This conaly and city, we are faIlg pr.payed 10 examine
Titles and furnish correct ABSTRACT; draw Deeds, Mort
gsges and ali otae meni. Of wiling and TAX &C
acknowledgement 1.-THE shortest notice and on the mos
reasonabie terms.
LAWES d BLAkEMoRE.
C0MMRRcIaL rNsuRANcR COMPANY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

FIRE CoMPASY.--J. Morrow, who is him
self an old fireman, has shown Us a paper to
which he is getting signatures and subscrip'
tons for forming an Independent Fire Com
pany, and he tells US that the prospects of sue
cess are very flattering. The company, if
it is successfully established, intends buy
ing lis own apparatus, and being individual
ly responsible for its acts and liabilities
subject to the customary regulations. We
hope that those who nave the enterprise in
hand may bring it to a successful issue.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Owl LAND AGENCY.
IN SCOTT COUNTY, 1owA

No 1.-The Z | ofthe n W Sec ct 7s MRS soass
No a-The n Z See Q T7s N r . + 100 aepss.
Aoa-Ths n " Sec 10 7 % MS 100 ss1ss.
The above three tracts are beautifully situassl "a
&c ETh. " TOT the 3 wi or See ior7sNRaE
y s ss:s.; MI \ I a efs v 1fss oisss re
acres4 miles from Dayenport.
Nos The ( ! Of me n = ! Of Sec ~ 70 n \ 0 \.
No 6-ssU ~. Iooasrss In Sees u 4 lsTTHR9R.
upon the nissisippi River, 4 miles iren Ds.s.Ress.
No 49, leo acres I'm Secs - and - 20 n RSR
Improved Farms.
Animproyed farm of3s5 acres on tbs MissIasappl River,
i2miles fron Davenport, % acres in cultivation, lido hspks,
T~woimprovsdA rras three miles from Davenport.
Houses and Lots in Dsvsnpegt.
No 30-Fine brick house on 9Th 81. hotween Easrst.
son and Ripley ss Excellent wsn, COED ssAbis, a.
No3l-Good frame House, , rooms, good ven, e.
Lp, s2assl, on s.ds near Locnst .:
oso-eioss on Brady St., cor. Of; College, s<xlso
each. stg@..4sfg
- II CLIFTON SognTY, IOWA.
Eo.2a-W; fracsionsl Of Ne y. W. ! Sec. q T.
g, N; X. B., q ss-loO .czss. mean Thsra's Inn
',''os'n .p 9s 1ss ;sSei COUNT
So.li-s Fl 4 =; s: z, + e c Z e y Iso sssss.
No. 4a-s 3 fand n " aofsse ? T ~ u n
10. 4s-s W and N W of .eesrnRnwas
II MAHAsKA COUNTY
10 IS " y f,.S; t Of :s 8 re 3 y 10 sesss.
No; 4emw ! Of y and $ ofN wa ofse ilT
IN BENTON COUNTY.
o.47-N / Of see Is Tss wv leo acsss.
IN MUsCATlak COUNTY.
Ne. 4s-w I Q, y ! of:se q e Z " ssssss
IN GRUNDY COUNTY. ASP"~
No. 4o-sw ! ofsec ct 81 r 10 100 asrss.
s''i-" Is 81 it, 81 II c sSns . ws''''s-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Mr.. Burlingans Explaining Himself.

Washington, July 81.
The national Intelligencer of this morn
ing publishes a card from Mr.. Burlingame
of Mass, in which he says the conversation
between himself and the friends Of Mr..
Brooks having received an Interpretation
that does injustice to its real meaning. he
now withdrsws it and says explicitly that
he leaves the speech to interpret itself and
holds himself responsible for it without
qualification or amendment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

GoDEY's LApY's BooK.-Eli Adams is in
receipt of the August number of Cooley
1t is a capital number, with n beautiful en-
craving. Every lady should have a copy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

Slave Trader
Tha steamship Ariel sailed this afternoon
for aspinwall, with a large number of Cali
fornia passengers, among them Bishop
Scott, Of the Methodist Church.
WIN. Pinto, who was convicted Of volun-
tary service on board the SLAYER Bramon
was this noon sentenced, by Judge Belts,
to two ears imprisonment and City dollars
fine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
NEW STORE AID

NEW STORE AND
lew Gooas.
ExTRAo1DInA1Y Low PRICES.
34O,O0O WORTH
Cheapest and best sOods ever shown in . wsssssa
CHARLES FISH,
Second Street. opposite The LsCiAiss HsanA
tEornshy Fay 1rothsnal 49,
HasJus. received . large addiuon y his RisA s.a
SUMNER GooDs.
Consisting Of
Rich Fleuneed Silk Robes,
Fiouuesd Grsnadine Robes;
ors1nd.s and Jseoas! Robes =
'ssps and Chsne Barsss Roess.
ALSO
Rich Jaspe and Chsns
PLAIN AND STRIPED SILKS.
Plain aud coiorsd Pouls Do Ssie 6lacees "
Rich Printed fouiafds
DRESS GOODS.
ns .sss. aJ JssoSs,: 6 icr.ps s.Is1; cA.Ii, p.i....,
Acomplet A~ssoitmcnto OF
MOURNING GO0Ds.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACRa.
nthis dspartnsnt osr stock u sad alvays uM Ss
complete in every g.r:isul.r;
Long and Square Broche,
Printed and Brochs Stella
Parts Vaiencies, ~ .&
SILK .ihibet aud Cashmere ShAwls and ssaxn
Plain and I'm roidored Cnpe Shauls.
BONNET and TRIMMING RI1D0ua.
HOUSEKEEPING GOOD0.
ofevary description. (
HOSIERY, &C.
Aiarge assortment Of English and German stik
and Cotton hosisry, Gloves, Mltts, Il.
spragae's, Nerimacs, Cocheos, And sl tAs bat
s makes Of go
AMERICAN PRINTS,
Very Cheap.
I DEBEGEs.
SHOWN ~HEETIN0
And u variety OF domestic and other foods. 70 w b
We would iayits the attention Of The Ladies' and 0enae
Of lav enpo rt and TO the trade. -
Wholesale and Retail.
CHARLES PIsH.
may21 I'd st.opPaGte IL Claire nesss
AOrNhy 4. JktlIsfea. =
CARPRN1ERS AID DUyIDYls.
sHor, corner VI Main and Park St., DavsaDou. To-
wa, l June - - Ar
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

Brooks g. BAILEY, at their confectionery
on Brady above Fourth street, are doing a
fine business. Their establishment has be-
CONF quite a fashionable place of resort for
ice cream, soda water, confectionery, etc.
They keep the best of everything and are
very attentive to customers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

THE END OF THE FRAY.-We understand
that at the trials yesterday growing out of
the ARRAY at the ferry landing, Esquire
Eagal fined the two Maroneys $500 each
and half the costs,-aad Esquire Congdon
fined Johnson and West, the one $1,000
and the other $1,000, and each half the
costs. 1t appears that though the Maroneys
commenced the disturbance, they got off the
easiest.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
AKKOWGKAs pApERs,

SPAItlsO PAPERS,
az living in the country, price 100
OBunsby Papers, by Brougham 100
De Quincy's Memorials. = yoB. l,5O
Columbia, from the French, IS
Linda, or the young pilot oil the Belle Creole,
by Mrs. Z. l.. Hentz, l.25
Salad for toe Social, LES
Married not Mated, 100
Bore nice, Z" 100
second Mari ago, a daughters trials, 10
Island OF Iuba by Humboit, l,2
Introduction to Social Science, Is
Pniiiy and All or lie and raimsni, i,vU
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, rs
Jssi received and for sales at
at .'rne Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady ST., near the Post Office,
May3l ELI ADAMS ~ co.