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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

The Mississippi at St. Louis is entirely
free from ice. 1t broke up on Tuesday last
sinking the Federal Arch and bell boat, be-
longing to Messrs. Eads & Nelson valued
at 500 900, and damaging other beats TO a
considerable extent. On Friday last 1t was
clear az far up al Alton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
: nailp Gazette,
\. yenport, march 8, 1856
LOCAL MATTERS.

.v,ypoRr, Iowa. We were amused az
n as interested at being told by one OF
mercbants who has lately returned from
east, that he happened to be in New
! about the time the letter relating to
,snport, and which we copied last week,
oublished in the N. Y. Courier and En-
,r According to our informant's ac-
nj, the letter in question caused almost
nnch excitement in New York as it did
Musca,ine. All the merchants of his
,,aintance were running TO him to as
ain further particulars about the city
III was so highly spoken OF. They had
heard Of it before, but never quite so
Il in detail. They knew that Dayenpor.
situated at the most important point on
Upper Mississippi, at the only point
ere the river is bridged, or is likely to be
ICED for some time to come,-and they
also heard of its wonderful growth and
extraordinary facilities for further i'm
yements,-but seeing agentleman on
SPOT, who could give them verbal in
nstion concerning all these facts, they
mally appealed 10 him for further con-
baton.
a II The interest thus felt about our city
! b, ~ means confined 10 people in New
sk City. Why, bless your heart, Daven-
is known all throughout the eastern
lies, from Ohio to Maine. Numbers OF |
! citizens who have gone back on business,
Etn visits to those they left behind them,
N truthful and therefore !audatory &C
snt Of the present position and future
bspeets of our hourishing city. Large
1 bers OF others at the east, who have not
/ we'd such verbal information, have read
hers Ike the one in the Courier and En-
r., so that now We may safely say, no
! on the upper Mississippi is better
tgn or more talked OF by eastern people
h DAVENPORT. Il used to be Keokuk or
ltuque, but now the questio is ,-"where
i the Railroad Bridge cross the riser!"
Ind the answer to that interrogatory set
j the matter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

McCLEARy WITHpRAwN.--By a card
published in the Iowa Capital Reporter we
observe that Gro. w. McCLEARY, the
Democratic nominee for Secretary oil STATE
b. withdrawn from the canvass, OWING 70
! eporls being circulated "prejudicial to his
Standing as Democrat"
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NfQl Wldlf.

JOHN r. II. TALLhAN, CHARLksf owl hs'
Poushkeepsie, N. Y. Dayenport,ioWa'
TALLHAN & POWERS.
AttOrneysG COunscllOrs AT Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Ofee south side of second opposite LeCiaire
Block over Wiiey's store.
I AN DIS boughtand sold On Commission. Having
l/aso office in Eastern New York, at point
from which aarge emigratonmay be expeciedduring
the present season, we have unusual advantages TO
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
III Ploansneg0tiated on Real Estatesecufity.
-REFERENCES--
New York City. Peughkeepse MY.
Hon. John Yam buren,, Hon. Charles II Ruggles,
A, Z. FIagg, Gilbert Dean,
g Charles O'C0nor, :. NJ Vasser d Co.,
william +. Hayemeyer, 50 Benson Losing
Anthony J Bleeckcr, 50 Prof. 5. /. b. Morse,
william Skidmore. Utica, N Y.
Albany, N. Y. lion. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagg.r * Porter Chicago, Ill.
Hogeboome, King aud Boies X K.Swift and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
Apli3d VIII W. X. Wood and Co.
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND WAR RAN rs.

rt,HE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants OF
L different sizes, which they will selifor cash or oH
time TO snit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 seeeti9a ana
Charitsn and other Western Land Districts. Aisoto
payme n oft Is nd land businessgonSraily.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes


"AVINGi obtained the agency for the sale OF Lii.
Il lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames, We are prepar
cd to furnish at manufacturers prices any OF these
articles short notice. -
These Safes are all fasteDed with Lilies Locks Civ
ing undoubted security against thieves, perfectly
free from dampnsss and better hre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them In any bull
ding cannot materially injure them, and they may be
exchanged for new one at any agency BY paying 10
repainting. Tho vault doors and frame reliable
economical and generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied 70 these article. BY Jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the frst premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority Purchasers are invited
to call and examine the articles, references, eert
Gates, &c :, before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agents In Rock !,
land Ill.) and Davenport (lowa) for the Worlds
Saf Company, of Troy, NY. Orders addressed to
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD BAKER,
Illinois ct. Rock Island.
Feba-d&w-ly, Second st. Davenport.
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EzchanEo
ItIanta ana Interior Ranks

on sl!parts ofthe United states 6oaghtsnd sold
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Banks rs and Land Agents,
Fort Des Motnes, Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
w r. shall con linue ~ receive and pay out the
w notes of tho above Banks LAS We have done
since their orgaHzstiOp) after the 18th Inst and III
further notice. Janf2l COOK q SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
Willow and WOODEN WARE
REMOVAL,

WILLOW and WOODEN WARE
REMOVAL.
vvTE have removed our entire Stock OF wooden
w and willow ware 10 No 100 Second street, one
,aor above Vine. opposite Kings Hotel.
8. CtPPLES l. co.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS,
BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLACklNG,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
CORDAGE AND WINES
of all kinds Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards, and Hames.
pa,nv engaged more extensively in Manufactnr-
mo than any other house In our line In the West, We
ca1 and viii sell lower than any other house IN 81
Ious nd If you call US before purchasing either
In Chicago or Cincinnati, you will ind that our
nriees will average lower than In either OF the TWO
ppiaces We call particular attention TO our
Stock ofTURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
Well Buckcts and Iron bound Kegs, from one to ten
gallons, and Brushes ofal kinds, and all kinds OF
Willow v agons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
and Ma ct Baskets, and every description OF Fan
~ Work and Travelling Baskets, Cedar Tubs, Churns
~ poxss Cans and Buckets, all of 81. Louis manu-
faeture except the two last, which We bring direct
from the manufacturers. - 49,. ,,,,.
Ne are also Agents for PIERCE b cos Miiwau'
L % Matches W hich selling at Factory prices
freight Included. We are also Manufacturing The
Iarg. Steamboat and Stable Rrooms, and nrslrate
Imitation Shaker Brooms. Broom Handles and
irvine always on hand. Feol d3n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
New York, March 4

Flour a shade frmer with moderate de-
mand: s7@7.37 for extra State and $7,oo
@e,0O for Mich. and Ohio. Pork lower
Sl6 Oo@l6,ls for mess, $l4,oo for prime.
Reef heavy. Cut me ats selling slowly
shoulders ia @724 hams $685.. Money
plenty and freely offered on good security
Sterling exchange quiet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
SELF EDUCATIONa

OEUG GUVV0 11VN.s
" LII who desire TO be useful or distinguished
"A must read Books, nd be careful In the selec-
ton Of them." Bishop Lees Lecture.
Lives of Chief Justices of the u States price, So
Life franklin, 2 yols., sheep, 800
William Penn, Janney's, do, $50
:. Patrick Henry, Wirts, i,25
John Quincy Adams, 100
8: VIM. Wit, John Randolph, &c, 100
- De Witt Clinton, 100
Lives Sgner OF Deear ration of ndept ndence, 100
Life OF Henry Clay and speeches, large svo, $50
Daniel Webster and his master pieces Owls. s, so
50 Goethe and Works, 2vols., $50
Prescott's Philip the Second, 2vols. In CLOTH $50
Conquest of Mexico. 3 vols. insheep, 80
. Peru - 500
Lives OF eminent Christians large syo illustrated 80
Progress Of Religious Ideas,
through successive ages by l.. NJ Child vols, so
and large $50 rtm ent OF other useful Booksat
No. 30, Brady Street near the Post Office.
2 D., l6lf ELI ADAMS + CO.
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Books h Stationery.

''The Pen is mightier than the Sword"
ESPECIALLY good Gold Pen; for superior
IL article Of which call at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
and select from the stock just opened of
warranted articles Prices with cases from 81 ,25 to
$500. ELI ADAMS 81 co.
emo 23tf
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yd1I(llyl).
.-RANKERS--

..BA j. RO.
MACKLOT b CORBIN, Davenport, lows.
MACkLOT, CORBLN & WHITE, Fl Desmoines, 10
REFER TO-
Messrs p. CHoTRAUJR. & Co.. @ 4
Jous THOMPSON, Esq, Banker, New YORK.
CASHIER AMERICAN ExcHANeE BANx,S
Nessrs. TKssos & DAMIEN, Bankers,)
- Lucas e. SIhoHDs, I St.LouN.
l.. A. BksoIsr & Co., g
Ca Atlantic Bank Boston, Mass, Messns Thomp
Oudesiuys, Baltimore, X. X Swift, ESQ. Banker
Chicago. III
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

PROSPECTUS
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY,
Including the Cities of Davenport and Rock
Island. and the Villages Of Moline and
East Davenport.
To III. Public oJthese Cities and Piliagss.
1U,HE undersigned would specially inform you
L that they propose issuing, about the first day OF
Nav next a Directory Of these places, ia continual
Spencer
The design of publishing these volumes In one
hook /. 10 afford to purchasers an opportunity ofoo.
tain g information about all the localities, without
IN. iueony enienee OF being obliged TO consult two
books Tor IL at purpose, al the pTee oone book IL
will niss allow the business meho each place an OPP
portuuiy giving their advertisement more gen
eral circulation.
one volume of each Director has been before the
nupli, wear, aud we think they have given very
General satisfaction. We intend that tho proposed
Volume shall be an i'm provcment en- that oook-ahd
Is is necessary that ii should be In order TO Keep pace
with he continual Progressed url0eailty
The book " Ill be q neat l2mo. OF $50 pages. II
will contain, besides the usual iis OF names, salua
BILE statistical and other Information.
There will also be large space deSosed TO Ihe AZ
yertsemenis OF the business men ofthe places.
The price OF the book will be II per copy. Part OF
our edi ton will be issued in psper covers for the
rN''0 Rates Of Advertising:
One Page, with copy of!he Bookl siS GO
Quarter Page, ~
One Pave, Inserted among the names, ~ w
II All greater space 70 DO charged according 10
Each Advertiser is emitted to one copy Of the
80 FLEMING b ToRREY.
Esb6 dwtf Successors TO VIM. S. Spencer.
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Large Defalcation q.

New ORLEANS, March 4!h.
Great excitement was caused here on
Saturday by the discovery that Col Gar
land. our City Treasurer, was defaultsr 10
The amount of 100000. He attempted to
escape on an outward bound vessel, but
was taken at the Balize and brought back
Naxu Work. Market
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These lands were selected many YEAR, ago, ana
comprise some OF the best lands in Scott County,
and nave never been before offered for sale.
heh Sd SO COOK & SARGENT.
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Democratic Convention

Harrisburg, March i.
The Dem. State Convention met this am
and after settling contested seats, and ap-
pointing committee TO select permanent
officers, adjourned till afternoon.
From Washington via New York.
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500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
PRoM LocKpoRT, NEw York.
VUST received at the NEW YORK FRUIT STORE,
81 % Street. opposite lie claire House, which will be
disposed of Wholesale Retail on favorable terms.
Nov I7-dtf ELDRIDGE & STEPHENS.
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CoHgressi0n
Washington

Washington, March 4.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for new
Notifications at Galveston, has passed the
Senate.
In the House, Senate bill for the con-
structon OF four sloops of war was referred
to the Naval Committee.
Mr.. Smith, of Ala, presented bill for
preventing the introduction into the Uni.
ted States of foreign paupers and criminal
refugees
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side of Second Street, betaossn
Brady and Main.
approved Farms, ally property and unimproved
land for sale commission.
Forty acres oflund situated on the bluf one and a
half miles Court House, having upon 1t sever
al dne views OF river The cheapest propert in the
vicinity OF Davenport. Can be bought very low by
applying soon.
desirable ousesiathe city for sale cheap.
improved ia rms In Scott county near Davenport.
large quantity ofunimproyed and in Scott, Clin
ton, Cedar and Museatine counties.
Nav 10, 1855 TaLLMAN u row ER5.
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Arrest Of a Rillihuster.

New York, March 4.
VIM. OBrien was arrested this morning
by the IT, s. Marshal, on charge ofhaving
enlisted men in Philadelphia for the Nicar-
aguan army and sent them out in the North
ern Light.
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Sailing of the Potomac.

Pensacola, March 4.
The frigate Potomac dropped down to
the anchorage OF the navy yard yesterday.
She will probably leave in week OF ten
DAYS for Havana.
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Eatent MedIclu65
JUST RECEIVED,
S Gross Of Rhodes fever and ague cure,
Smiths Tonic,
"a doz. of DR.. DENIES fever and ague extermi-
pator wayranted cure in four hours on external
plication, the only agt. in this city.
Get27 Z. 1. WEBB.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-19
From the Fayetteville Caroliniar


An excellent opportunity now presented to those
gentlemen who kicked up such hobbleshew in the
Wkig ranks in 81, because Mr.. Fillmore failed to
get the nomination at the hands of the Baltimore
Convention to return to their first love- and support
this patriot and statesman in 1856. We trust they
will find do difficulty in showing their faith by their
works, The friends of Mr.. Fillmore will not only
receive them into fellowship, but will promise not to
reproach them for the past-Argus.
Thank you, Mr.. Argus, for your invitation to
come back and your promise of forgiveness for past
offences; but we cant quite come it, When Mr..
Fillmore was the Executive and administered the
government for the whole American people, and OK
ecuted the laws according to the constitution he did
not suit abolition allies and you helped them throw
him overheard. Now that you have tainted him
made him swear allegiance to q secret political fac
ton and have made him the standard bearer of the
dark lantern society, he is no doubt, the man for
you, but he is no longer the Fillmore of1s52. When
he was pure you would not have him: now you have
corrupted him we do not want him.
We hear, to-day, the roar of your cannon, rejoic-
ing over the nomination of Fillmore. Four years
ago We heard the roar Of the same cannon when
the same Fillmore failed to get your nominated Oh,
consistency!
"Those gentlemen who kicked up such a hobble.
shew in the wing ranks in 1862, because Mr.. Fill
more failed to get the nomination." have gone into
the great national constitutional party With which
party they will continue to act SO long as democracy
sustains its principles.
A WING OF 1852.
March 4th SO
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-19
March 18th, SO.

PETTY ANSoyAscE.-1tm may not be generally known
throughout the District, that the Hon. H. N. Shaw
has been indicted and tried, in Martin County, on
account Of the ARRAY between himselfand COL Paine
at Hamilton during the canvass last summer. Such
is even the fact We pleased to say, that jury
OF his coIntrymen promptly acquitted him, at the
Court held in that Country week before last
we have no means of knowing the fact but we
suspect that this was the work ofsome ptifu Know
Nothing, who skulked behind Grand Jury in or
der TO annoy = powerful opponent Of his party He
has accomplished his object-he has been the means
eSdragging Dr. Shaw from Currituck to Martin
yonnty, 70 stand his Hial--and his LITTLE esoul is
rsess9q chisessSst As 10 blind, he may have caused
to be indicted also; bnt he knew that Col
Z. was IN Washington City, beyond the reach 81
Conrt-so be had q 6ns chance Of indnlgipg his
noble spirit against Dr. Shaw without anrioyinr Col
I. We ne authorized to offer reward Of one cont
'or the aains q the author d the indictment.
~ Dean. Pioneer. y
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~ "
3e IE q 6 81 8 more i,
% c6nlin ~ u n h1nor him,
him hoacred q -
Us 6lsSd That Va concur IL the proposition to
huld Democratic State Convention insthe City Of
Ralsigh on the 10th Of April next and thatsthe
Chairman appoint so delegates to attend said con-
vention, and add his own name and the name Of the
Secretary of.this meeting to the list. g
ssolsed, That the delegates thus appointed stand
also appointed to attend District conventions, ct
any place hereafter designated for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the National Democratic
Convention to be held in Cincinnati next June.
The following is the list Of delegates:
Thoss G. Tucker, John Pugh, DR.. Jno. N. Moore,
Cyprian g, Daniel. Jos. Cocker, Gen. Thoa j. Person,
Wiley 9. Cocker. T. j. Harding, VIM. II. Garris, w.
G. Jordan, Thos. Jordan, A. j. Jordan, VIM. NJ
Croker, Dr. w. s. Copeland. Jno E. Rogers, JOS.
Rogers, Jno. Deberry, Jas. H. Deberry, Joshua
Fleetwood, L. w. Smith, Jeremiah Daughtry, Il.
Spivey, s. Grant, NJ. w. Smallwood, Jas. II. Josey,
Jesse Blanchard, Henry G. Edwards, Isaac Balm
and Abram Stephens $3.50
Resolced, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the N. G.. Standard and Democratic
Pioneer. y
JOS. M. s. ROGERS, Chm'n.
JAS. W. BOOK, Secretary.
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TOf Tue Otandaf
OUR CITY FATHERS.

3 ~
s"s: nD,foRs: Our 'aree,nearted City Fathers
sMe . having uu'! performed all the'r sman dutis
suen as putting Tue pumps "ate:tanks bridges and
suee'" III eAcenens oraeF' ana paying al the City
u.1s ~ TUG great sa'is!act'oh OF our citizens, have
aS' larry arrived al the weigntier matters Of the
a" ine y'eat oas,ness ior "hich 'hey were select.
rom tne mass OF their fellows Is now alrly reach.
Perahce Soclety and decided that we shall no long.
er spree IL by the glass-tui-which is very plea.
yunc buslness-buts that the universal world shall
ana ought to get gtorlousiy drunk 6y the quart in
the good old constitutional way.
ms great Question having been settled, our ex.
ceient Board betook themselves With all due solem.
nty TO the mighty task OF enlarging the franchises
OF the ree and independent electors OF our burgh,
and, colaeray. OF curtailing the privileges Of our
town pigs: al! porkers, both Largo and small are
summoned to come up to Jerusalem on the first of
April to be taxed, even to the tender sucking owo
months. Great, in consequence, will be the saugh-
ter OF young grunters before they arrive at that
tender age to save themselves the modification Of
being taxed But this IS all as it should be. The
dear sle nnocents viii be taken out OF this wick
ed world, before arriving at gross and disgusting
swnenood. They viii be klDdiy snatched away,
ere SIN could hight or sorrow fade cry likely,
II cruelty suffered TO live, they might not only be
taxed, but become hogs. and waliow in all manner
OF NTH. From this degradation the ordinance hap
ply saves them Besides the town wants funds to
pay the large expenses incurred last year. and which
will accrue during the present. in prosecuting those
felonious gentlemen who contumaciously refuse to
carouse by the quart. as enjoined. The cause was
gIorlous-and neither hogs nor men should say
aught against paying the piper.
But the browning glory OF our City Fathers is,
that they have got up the usual periodical reVlva,
on the subject Of impounding our very filthy and
g'uttonous swine They, namely, the swine,) ought
o n
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Democratic Meeting i'm Granville.

DcmOCI8uC mcct10S In GRANVILLE
At meeting of large number of the Democracy
of Granville on Tuesday of our Superior Court, on
motion, Hon. A. w. Venable was appointed Chair
man, and B. F. Hancock and j. A. Williams Score.
taries. The Chairman on taking his seat, explained
the object of the meeting, and spoke in some happy
and eloquent strains, which cheered and animated
his many hearers.
On motion, the Chairman appointed committee
of six to draft resolutions; thereupon, M. Stone,
T. L. Hargrove JAS NJ Bullock, I. Brown Venable,
and Thomas Hester we're appointed on said commit
tee, and through their chairman, j. NJ Stone, Esq,
presented the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, From recent developments the citizens
of the Southern States ought to be- admonished that
their safety as well as the preservation of their in
sttutions, depend upon united opposition to North
ern tanaticism and the concerted assaults upon all
the rights secured to US by the constitution; we,
the Democracy of the county of Granville, in con-
venton assembled invite all Of our feow-ctzens to
unite for this great purpose forgetting mere ques-
tons of expediency, which have heretofore divided
us, and employ our best energies for the resistance
of the common foe. And in order that our purpose
may be fully understood, We do
Resotoe, That we cordially cooperate with our
fellow-ctizens Of every portion of the United States
who admit and sustain the guarantees of the consti
who either practically or theoretically, disregard
the rights Of the Southern States.
Resolued, That the. altar of religious federation
erected in these United States owes its construction
not to Jews nor CatholicA nor to Protestants only
but TO the united labors Of III who sought here )
mpctacy Of Granville acknowledge no piety thst is
py0scriptive- they recognize no patriotism that i
uncivhxed and exclusiye and want no Union Inst y
RSsolu That the Northesn man vh6 have mi.
5oxlnly pinsd the ccastitutional rights Of tho