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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29
III. sound Dues.

The London Pest contains the annexed
paragraph touching the Danish Sound
tolls, and the position of the United States
Gosernment in relation to that matter
Watcher Denmark is right or wrong in de.
manding and collecting these tolls, il IS
very evident that the clustering, inocnse-
quentlal and now aoquiescent course puf-
sued BY the Pierce administration in regard
to the subject, is, like all its other foreign
policy, calculated TO bring our country INTO
aiscredit, and prevent our republican INST.
! tuions from continuing so TO commend
themselves to the approval Of the heeral
and enlightened in every part OF The wofia
as they are entitled to do by their inherent
virtue
| at is satisfa ctory 10 learn that the differ
| ences between the United States and Den.
mark on the subject oIthose dues are likely
TO be soon arranged, if they have net al
ready been SO. Ii will be borne in mind
that the treaty between the two countries
expired last month, and that it was then re-
newed only for another year. The Cabinet
of Washington refused TO send represen-
tative to the Commission which lately sat
at Copenhagen. but, since Denmark has
put forward her plan for final redemption
Of the Sound dues, America has animated
her Willingness to become apsrty to the
proposed arrangement. She has offered to
pay her share Of the redemption money in
the same proportion as the other maritime
| Powers which were represented in the
Danish capital, and il is understood that this
offer has been accepted We confess that,
considering the position taken up by the
United States with reference TO this qaes-
4 ton few months since, We are not a little
surprised that they should now consent ID
recognize the validity Of the Danish claims
| We could nave no more convincing. proc
tina, the latter are both just in principle am
| moderate in amount"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

AsoTHLE RECRUIT Thomas IL. Ben
ton, IT., long known and recognized 4. one
OF The chief lenders " the Democratic par
iy in Iowa, ard very great iasoriie Of
that organization, has come out itom the
corruption Of the Pro-Siayery faction and
declares himself openly for Fremont and
Freedom lie will work faithfully for
Fremont's success.
Mr.. Benton Is the nephew OF Thomas ID :.
Benton, and consequently The cousin Of
"our Jessie" tie brave wife Of Col. Ere
Iaont He resides in Conncil Bluffs -
lChicago Tribune.
We are pleased To learn from the forego-
ing thar another OF the most honest, up.
right and sincere member. Of The Demo
cratic" party has turned from the error Of
his wayt As Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, Mr. Beaton discharged the re-
sponsibie duties oflhat Office ia manner
that gave satisfaction 70 ali parties. His
course was as strongly in contrast with
that Of the present incumbent Of that Office
az the morale and the attributes Of the one
offer from those Of tire other. II the
above paragraph BE- true, and from our
Knowledge 81 tie man we have no doubt Of
il, there is no member OF that ancient and
fast deeaying organization thtt We would
more cordially welcome into the Republi-
eau ranks.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

A. b. Corwine, Esq, who was appointed
BY the President 70 investigate the taas.a-
ere which occurred some time ago at Pans.
ma, returned home by the late arrival from
the isthmus. He has, il is said, made re
port to the President which "fxes the re-
sponsibility of the massacre upon the New
Granada authorities; allows damages am
olnting TO about half d million Of dollars ;
recommends the exaction Of Immediate in.
demnity therefor and the punishment of the
rioters aud, in the event of failure 10 re-
cover, that the United States take such
steps MS may be necessary to protect on il.
own behalf The transit across the isihmus. ("
--Hui intel
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29
HARpWARE.
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOn

EANb opened and arr selling splendid stock OF
IL Hardware at loser figures than amy other
concern In the city Of parunpoft Our stock Is complete
aud We can Furnish all kinds of Builders Materials Me
eaanes feols aud Farmers implements Of the best man
uiaeture Give usa CALI You cannot 10 away without
buying. No. Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON u LOCKWOOD.
MAILS, Cut and wro't SPIKE best brands.
IN LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
CARPENTERS TOOLS OF every description for sale
~ howl LIVINGSTON d LOCKWOOD.
JAIL, Rlyetiug, Horseshoeng, Engineers and Black
IN smi. Hand Hammers aud sleages.
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
p0WiNG Machines Com and Cast steel Ausets and
IiSiNasroN $ LOCKWOOD
pRSen ana Hand iis,chets q all kinds, approx
Dei make LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
tIuRIICE. Firmcr, tufaer AMI PAIRING Chisei-,
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
" LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
CRnw Bsrs, aIattocks aud rlessst
y LlNi E6sToS & LOCKWOOD.
ltHAINS ltight o. ruslsh proof eal Halter. Well,
OtIatk and Ir5es. LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
HINES Heavy and Ign. stap, f,sla. IIoSk an, and
SuERT zine. soldering "copper"
- LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
pRlrISH fnamrled Kettles The suly tLint iof ma.
y tniau j LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
pRAss Erttlss dpe ass.I tn.sat g he foeedst
ID LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
! w wCl E,,Sksts At LIVINGSTON { LOCKWOOD.
| NIoTLpERs, Rilairs, Selves, 81
| wi NJ Nam p LIVINGSTON s IoCkW WOOD.
IILEs john Bo.asry.s tsst arlise IN market rye
! i stock = LIVINGSTON y LOCKWOOD.
:xRlSDSroNE Rollers, este Hinge, Com aud Pat
| 1eut Not Msinst. LIvINGsTGS Il LOCKWOOD.
/ DRUsHEs Pant, varnsh, Sash, White Wash, Horse,
| DShsTnEant Hair ~ LIVINGSTONE LOCKWOOD.
4 MIS- yld colony and other celebrated manufactures
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
MANURE and Hay Forks, Hoe. and C. 5. Grain
LIVINGSTON Il LOCKWOOD
| XSFIhp0w dlass Putty, sc
w LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD
ykfHIrs, Carriage and Team, Buck Isshes.
| w LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
| II AZARD'S celebrated Sporting Powder
! III No Main st, LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
| AH0I Pouches and Belts Powder Fssks, dut
! sSWlpars, WrsIehes, Com and C. s. Tubes, Eieyl
chemical prepared Gun Wads, Eleys Water Proof Gaps
q. D. Caps c4t and Juy cheap at No. Main ct, DAY
| enport. LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD.
| slag is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

The St. LOU. Republican contains call,
signed by many Of The business firms Of
that city, upon the people Of St. Louis to
meet and take proper measures 10 extend
aid to those suffering by the last sggresslons
upon the peaceable and lsw-abiding cit
liens of Kansas Territory. Has not the
North 90, voice in This mstter4 The Mis-
souri Border Rutfians have ever been the
sggressOrs, but SO soon a. the report reaches
the people OF ST. Louis, that the Free State
men are beginning TO retaliste, meeting is
immediately called in that city 10 furnish
said and comfort" to their brethren in Kan.
sss. Let the Free States act thus and the
whole posse OF Democratic" editors at
once raise the cry against them and declare
that il il all being done merely for election
eering purposes. St Louis is pursuing q
course that has no tendency TO strengthen
her business relations aith the Free States
OF the North, which have heretofore con.
uibuted 90 largely to her prosperity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

Fremonts popularity s one Of the feature Q
Of the age. The N Y Herald positively
insists:
I'VE only repeat 10, the present, with
knosiedge Vi The circumstance, that had
Fremont, when applied to by democratic
committee, consented TO swailos the Kan
sas Nebraska bill, be would haze put the
nose Of Mr. Buchanan OUT Of Joint az the
democratic nominee"
Fremont would not discard the Jefferson
ian principles, aud now is is abused ke d
pirate BY the whole Pierce gang.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

Inc "Ionsergative," Know Nothing
paper just started in Springfield, 10 torwars
.ne interests : Of Buchanan, BY pretending to
support fHimore' complains that the Bu.
shahsh men VINO subscribed to START il are
laggaro 10 iorklng up. IL invites them CUP
TO the Captains once TO settle" Pace The
music, gentlemen. You will fiad that e..
tabiishing Know Nothing pspers lie rather
an expensive way Of eiecting Buck and
Breck p- Che. Dem.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

VOLCANIC AND ELECTRICAL CoIscIDEs-
cEs.--The Volcanic eruption in the Molue-
cas- took place on the I'd, Sd, and l7th Of
March, this year. On the lst Of March Ves
suEius sent forth smoke and ashes, the lat.
ter being slightly magnetic. On the I'd
the ship Wisconsin encountered heavy
gaze in lat 81 SO NJ, Ion. 10 40 w. in
which she was struck by two meteoric balls
of fire, which, exploding with tremendous
force. set fire 10 the ship, but the storm Of
ice, s!eet and show extinguished the flames.
On the 10th three shocks Of n earthquake
were felt in Chill.
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A Nav GERMAN Fremont PaFEE.-As q
proof Of the esruestness with which HON.
Francis A. Hoffman has enlisted in the
cause OF Freedom, we will state that he has
purchased JPe and press and established a
German Fremont paper in the city Of Peo-
ria, and has secured the seryices Of a tai
ented German writer in New York 10 take
editorial charge OF il. Dir. Hoffman does
1!l this on his personal responsibility. NJ
better evidence could he give Of his deyo.
lion 10 the good Cause. His whole soul il
10 the work Chicago journal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

ONO FIsANcEs. The Ohio State Sink
ing Fund Commissioners are advertising IN
the New York papers iot proposals for,
loan OF S2,401,000, for which transferable
certificates Of Ohio State Stock are 10 be
issued, bearing six per cent interest, and
the principal feimbnrsable, at the pleasure
of the State, after the alst Of December
1856. The money realized from the loan
il 10 be devoted 10 the redemption Of the
Ohio State bonds Of 1856, which become
due after the 3lst Of next December.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

ACCIDENT AND PRmcIrLE. An eloquent
German who is dong good service for Free
dom 10 this campaign, and we'll known 10
his countrymen- Ferseth by name--thus
expresses his own position and il Is that OF
many others also II a8 a German By
accident, aa American BY choice, bur 70 r
Fremont BY prlnciple.n
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT The
Great Western Clothing Store.
-. TO W q IA o rcix

= n
wHoLESAL LIE and RETAIL
HAVlNG just returned from the east with tAssc
4 L Zines az large stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods as was ever Of
fered ia his skst, aud AZ 25 per esnt less price
feel confident that ear salt the public Ia price and
quality. Having had two years experience ia this
city, and Knowing we'll the wants of the pe0pis /
have selected thls stock Of 0oas from the best east
ern manufacturer. and Of the best qualities. Among
which mEy be found two thousand Oger.COats
from TO IS dotiErs; four thousand psIrs Pants IN
price from rs cents TO 50; thousand Vests
irom T5eents 10 10 dollars; Dress Coats from
% IS dollars; IrOck q - 80 dollars; Sack TO is
dollars; shirts from 50 cts. TO s400; Hats,
Caps, Gents, Furnishing Goods, ~ price
and quality TO suit purchasers. All goods bought Of
me- are warrastAa A. No. article.
hereby r. lura nay sincere thanks for the patron.
sgs heretofore literally bestowed ne and hope
stiii 70 merit and receive the same. No LsCfaile
Block L.. LOW EASTEIN.
r. S. Country Merchants will do well 10 call aud
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere They
viii dad low fgJres and reasona Bile terms
AuS 81 dEu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

Edit ORAL CHAEGE. Henry Biad-r Esq
who for some lime past has been an associ-
ate editor OF that staunch and consistent
German paper, the Chicago Stats zs,tuag
i about to take charge d the Frsie Press
at Burlington, in this State. We welcome
Mr. Binder 10 the Iowa editorial fraternity,
aud confidently count that his assistance
will be very effectusl in swelling the over
"helming majority which Iowa IL destined
to roll up for Fremont and Freedom in
Noyembsr next
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

The PAclfic STEAssHlP.--In the New
York Sunogates Court ea the 18th inst. ),
letters Of administrator were issued, and
the will Of one Of the parties lost on board
the steamship Pacific was admitted TO pro-
bate. This was the first case Of the kind
which has occurred since the loss Of the
vessel, and the Surrogate minated that, al.
though the question as TO the loss Of the
Pacific has not yet been passed upon judi.
cislly, applications to admit " Ills Of sup
posed decedents would be entertained, and
testimony as to the lose would lie taken
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

CoTTOs HARVESTER. gorge A. Howe.
young man of Cleveland, Ohio, has ps.
tented cotton harvester, which vii! be 70
cotton in the field what the gin was 70 cot.
ton when housed With il one rBsn can Do
the work Of four. and with less fatigue.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

FLossiss ~ TIE SlyE.-The crew Of
the U. 8. frigste Macedonian were paid Of
on Thursday Of last week, receiving about
eighty thousand dollars for their tolls on the
deep. The Boston Bee Gays that more
orderly crew hes not visited that port for
years, and attributes their excellent de-
denesnor 70 The abolition Of the lssh, and
the uniform kindness Of the oficefE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

sclEsrlIIc AMEsIT Ee.--Dnring one Of
the meetings Of the American Associstio
for the Advancement Of Science, which re-
Gently concluded holding It's tenth annual
session at Albany, 4 delegation from the
Natural Historical Society Of Canada was
Introduced aud warmly welcomed. They
rendered an invitation 10 the association TO
hold its neat annual meeting ia Montreal,
which invitation, together with one from
the Mechanics Institute Of Baltimore, was
referred to committee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

MAIL RoRsEEY--Tbe NewburyPOrt Her
cid says that the ..msiis between That city
and New York have been lately robbed sew.
ersl times Of late and valuable letters abb
sracted. Mr. Hoyt lost letter eontsining
$3.50 aud Nj r. L. Moseiy one with Jew
tlry
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OTTAWA, IkL.--The Free Trader speaks
Of L starch factory in that city, s storie.
high, covering an area Of $50 by $50 feet;
and o! dwelling house Of one Of is opu-
leat Citizens. which, when finished, will
sJs, from $4,000 10 $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

The ST. Charles Republican intsihgencer
il the title Of az excellent paper recently
started away up in Floyd county, Iowa
The fret copy printed wss sold at auction,
and brought the cum Of $50.
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TaomAs II. BEsTos.--The Washington
papers Of the 2sd mention the appearances
of Mr.. Benton at the Cspitol, having just
returned from his arduous political can
yass in Mis- souri In excellent health and
sprits
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

We learn iGom the Cambro American n
Ne" YORK iha, there is { wide spread and
growing enthusiasm in behalf Of Fremont
and Dayton among the WELSH miners and
Golfers Of pennfyi7ania These sons Of
toll hate slavery, and are opposed to its ex.
re nsion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

The report published ia letter from
Stanton about The breaking into the Blu.
Ridge Tunnei Of large stream Of saier
and the washing oct Of the earth is incer-
rect Nothing ot the kind hss occurred.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

We take the following from the VIII
mington (Del) Republican
A Coop Nova petition praying the
United States Senate TO request ofthe heirs
Of Henry clsy the publication Of the letter
OF James Buchanan in regard 10 the charge
of"6aresin and sale" 10 being circulated
in our city for signatures. THIS is good
moyo--one that men Of all parties should
sanction, ss il is due 70 both the living and
the dead, that this matter be sst at rest
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IOWA FEMALH SEMINARY.

MS rev Boarding School for Young Ladies' md
L Misses located in iowa Civ viii omen ~ 1 80
uay, sept 2yth. An accomplished CORPS OF tescb
ersj spacious and elegantly furnished scnooI and r.
CITATION rooms aud facilities for the study of n.i
Flne IT'S and Of the solids, must auorc adysntsn
superior 10 any institution West OF the MIssis,iSn
ana equal 10 any seininsry IN the country The PIN
IPai or one OIL the teachers Sl meet the ladies al
davenport who Wish 10 attend the school on anal
cauob. For circulars or board address, ~
Aug II DIV Jn ] p WO0n 49,,
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A aUABER Of ds.lratle loly for resldence. on
~ , h,aay' Isin tnd Harrison streets, To lssse for
oas.- .y. W. n. y. aUHLEY,
aug ~ dtf ""S
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Fire and Marine Insurance UOmpapy


4 a meelipf q the Stockholders Of the ssia1s
~ Fire sud Name iGsg raGrs COmpBny,u held a
The once u ib- Hon q. Mitchell, ~ The cIIy %
Davenport, August l5th, 80, on motion Eda "a
Secretary.
On exam ,naI.a !ng stock sub.esipllpn book. /.
appeared that Sue fFqUt-sss amount had Teen taJ.
scrbed V authsTiIe Tie stockholders 10 elect Il
Board u Directors.
On noton she Stockholders proceeded 10 The eIa,
lt9n of board 3i ~ D.TeGtofs, WhsFsup0n q { X
Mitchell, Geo l. Davenport, Alex w MctIregGF, I'd.
via smith, EHpuh Mead, II EtAkeInSfr, William Hif
aanus, s GtHett, SnoIg Eanell, Jos IambEta,
James May, - Phsu Thompson, John l. Davies,
Beui Cotss, lar hclnt0ah, 10. Note. r n Mc(shee
and Royal Chamberlain were dBly elected atd board
on motion the Tesing adjourned.
Alta meeting yf the directors Of the Iowa Pre- and
Marine IHsuraHse Company. held at The ONCE Of
Hon. q { RbllteheIi, ia The city Of Davenport Au.
elected President. Alex MeGregor, Vice PreFi.
dent, Royal Chambeha!u- Secretary, and Geo. L.
davenport, Treasurer,
on motion the presldsat, Vice President, secress.
ry and Joe Lanbfts we're appointed committee 10
prepare code q bylaws and regulations TO report
al the next meeting Tbs inesting Then adjourned,
EDWIN SMITH, President.
JOSEPH LAABkITE, sec'y.
Der Demoklat and ftzts Democrat viii copy ore
mouth and send bin 70 Treasurer
Select SchOol.
THE MISSES Lyons Select r. caooI for young Ia
Il dies Will be opened In the grst building on the
.oalh eide Of FIN Street east o. Perry, Ibursda!
A ugust 2Sth ,Isss
Further particulars can be ascsr,ained by calliRg
upon the Aisges Lyons az Mrs DEvisoH's on Fuh
between Perry nd Rock leland streets,
REFERENCES.
Rev MF A1gouu, gn..
slsymsksr, Esl, D''ehp'"'
Ess M stsr, Cedar Rapids.
HsyJTamau Post,
hsv William Holmes, 81 Louis.
sss ,. Godfrey, Esq Nostieelloi
nn fofb., fdneiPal OH Aonicsllo
fS"Sa Seminary
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To Lease

NE undeTslgHed haze ON hand few mofs ortbAi,
Patent hetrigorators, which we viii sell AT a -.
Call EoOn. HULL AIJgN A. 90 vi sh'
Juiyib dlf Front "a n.,a,b
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Bound 10 supsreeds all Others y
comparison win which the Cincinnati OF any other
i Platform is nothing one which viii interfere with
h6 mans politics IL l. composed Of sundTy hard piauks
aud tubsiH1 upon which the mort rActiOas can
stand most patiently fBstt.r WHISTLER be be wooy
hgrse hobby horse % mule IL constructed by
Mack at the RAILROAD Grocery, only hi. own but
tr REORGANIZATION Of his numerous friends and Gus
tnmrrs who dfise up and without aIghtins or.
ter their 6f0GsTsg, pay for same and Ind them home
when they get there Tho public generally are invited
10 call aud examine nO only the plaor Int his good.
and prices boz particulars enquire Of any one foT eve.
- body knows the Railroad Grocery the ch.apest and
hsst ACCOMMODATING 10 The ety. Corner 9th Brady.
aug IL VIM McCAMMOE
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pr, Sanfords Inylsorstor

tsa nlld laxative, tsais AMI
sulalani, ani Is feeam neaded TO The pHss, relying
upon It's ialsiasle OrlI Ia tae 81 the ioiaaps
complaints ;ai hiaus De rang aieHgs, Sick headache
Dyspepsia. iiahilaAi CostiEeuess, Chsone Diarrhua
CAoe, Pain Ia tAs SIo mach aud Bowels, Il enera De-
bllts, Female Weakness, &c. For saIs By Druggists
| generally, aud Ghas L. Webb, Davenport; Also By
SANFORD 4 Co. Y. Y. City. fMehi9.d&wIy.
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.xlfetlkiOM k1ALlicy

NOR good Flour, Bran Seresnng and Feed Of ali kind,
20 ." me Railroad Grocery 9TH aud Brady ats,
where you viii also md all kinds of Grocerss and Pro
VISIONS nsehsi with a neat wagon TO deliver them
Ice o. charge. Gail and see for yourselves
Aln1A
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NOTICE.
a 49,. ffHE steamer d REEh SLAVE viii
IAb hereafter run through 10 Galsna
ttbe distractions IA Fever River hay-
ing beeh remuv ed and connect reg
IlaTIg sith the Minnesota Packets.
Tickets eau De procured at the hotels In Rock IL
aud and Davenport Rni u The undersigned, Hacks
cave Rock .laud and Davenport Et9 o'clock 4. NJ
POHAkS n 90, Agents.
R8ek IslAEd Aag 2e div
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Private School for Girls and Row.

- UuFbUpUTII IUWA,
hEF. IEO. q. STREET, Principal.
ms School viii reopen ior the regular fall teru
on Monday, tho leth August inst. al nine o clock
aenooiroom in The basement Of the Presbyterian
Il dow "
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~ "
DRY GOODS,

Ike manner, sd the latest styi0 u
DRY GOODS,
consisting Ia paIt Of French and Elkli.h HER noes
plain and figured Alpaca, BLACK plain aud colored
Delsiass, all wool CEshmsfe.. Ginshsm. q, ailcos
White Goods, kiAbIGifaffes, SbEEfs, CiJAk. Do
n5sstia Good. 81 Hil their branches.
Hats Gaps a. Wholesale 6si TstAli sHd
great mary athsT stlttlTt too numerous 10 men
lion All u wAicb We vail sell a. i0s as the caa be
bought anywhere west OF New YOrk.
Country merchants are part!culafIy Invited IL eK
anime our stock before asking their purchase
We .tGli At ailbmes be happy 10 show our goaI4
d"uot aOI but are sHabsd 20 suit the ei8ssst al
veil - tue most i4.lIdi6as buyer.
sH2 20 80 d.u sfRAUss q oBEREDOEEFER
Valuable Properly for Sale in East Davenport
I cocoon building Lots also Two story Franc
j U H5gse and Two Lois overlooking The MissI,-fn
Vi hgaf AgPiy TO sAM'I. GUY, Ii Fast Daysp-
port, or 10 JSO- a GUY o. JAS. JORDAN, 10 Day
eHIDH- A0y27dI
DISSOLUTION.
I'HE copanhefship heretofore existing under the
tame and styis Of Han Allen q Co 8, this Dag
dissolved ~ mutual eGasoht, X. l.. HUH retiring
from IN concern. X. l.. HULL,
SMITHAtLEA,
Day e@P0nEaz ~ }. GHIITEaDEN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-29

Beautifully lo1sted 90 the riY.
bank, three miles above Davenport, iof sale price
that Will justify speculation Inquiry may DO made n
this odiee. july p dwii