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The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09
IA, Ell DORADO CO., CAL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1856
Kill.

The stately captain Of the distant post
viii gallant courtesy received the knight,
Who yielding proudly TO the gallant host,
Bethought to linger for the passing night
And rest those limbs in toil.worn costume Digit
The ou-spread board refresh'd the weary guest
While wine and jocund wit RECALLED his heart,
Until the drowsy hours of welcome rest
PROCLAIMED TO ulI the timely hour 10 part
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09
Sacramento Valley Railroad.

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49, AAhsAH y a HKa, - -
EsSSy@1SIS.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09

Thus to the desert pilgrims eye is seen
Thy frownlng battements distant Laramie!
A frontier fortress the landscape green
Where the mind banquets from each peril free
and joys, remembrance in friendly eve to see ::
From the deep gorges Of the neghborng hills
The river of that name pours forth it's foods
Now booming madly. fed by thousand rls
1t rolls majestic from its darkling woods,
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09
XXXVII.

Or him who ponder'd in his steadfast mrd
To explore the sources of our western Nile
And giancing from her springs, now left behind
To plant our fl g on old Asora's pile,
And make the desert solitude to smile:
Where ere he views the plastic hand Of art
The distant roadsteads where proud navies ride
There Boon La Sale and Clark will claim th cir part
Their countries honor and their nations pride
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XXXvIII

Now onward roams hero without harm
Tho 1gh dangers and wondrous cross his way
He feels sterner joy within him
As poddng lonely through the weary day, lay
Well peas'd that ON his path, the wandring Pednol
But what is this, that lifts its spangled folds
And rears the ring stripes from yonder height?
His countries emblem, on its sacred scroll
The stars of empire and her egis bright
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09
XXXIv.

Strange scenes these to those of civic life
Where quiet governs still the listess hour
Far from the savage wilds incessant strife,
Intrigue and fashion rule the cyprian bower,
Their love conventional and wealth unite their power
But the unit trodden plain each alive
To constant danger, keeps each vigil keen
The wolf, the conger and the Pawnee strive
To rule the waste and conquer each, ween.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09

Sir Gavin saw the peril and assay'd
To draw rife from its time worn sling
And taking post, with steady eye surveyed
The intermediate distance that would bring
The leader in its range;- sudden ring
Went Ger the plain-the savage monster fell,
And rushing onward right and left, pel nell,
The dusty cloud fed billowing to the blast.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09

So to his heart, this beacon of the world
Relumes the fading fires of patriot love,
As softly to the breeze its folds unfurl
And lures as to the Ark, the wand ring dove
And round his soul his countries "idea" wove-
Ruling in passion right, the broad domain
Where the wild Chienne and Dahcotah meet
Willing for once the smile of peace TO feign
And lay their mountain trophies at its feet.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09
XXXIX

AS the lone wand'rer of the painless deep
Sees dimly distant through old oceans spray
glimpse of that proud fag whose summons keep
Ten thousand hayward bosoms in its ray
And rules the soul with more than magic sway
Halls from the mast the ensign from afar
And feels his countries home in every land
His pride in peace his rallying point in war,
Nor cares the roamer, by what breezes fAn'd
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09
ARGUS lob OFFICE

We prepared to do Job Printing of every variety, OF
short notice, at lowest paying rates, and in the best sty
of the art Having recently made great additions to
jobbing material friends rely on having their
ders executed in style hitherto unknown in the "rura
districts"
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09

And now he turns upon some rival near,
The dust curls slowly to the dusky skies;
Fierce onset, where they plunge and wildly tear
Until the covering victim, vanquish'd dies
Left to the lupine race greedy prize.
But onward move the wayward sombre cloud
Obscured in darkness all the outspread plain
And from the broad Plateau their bellowipgs loud
Reecho from the distant hills again.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09

When ere the patriot mind shall scan the page
Ketracing him of Yadkns shady food
Whose firm set bosom Just assay'd to wage
conflict with the terrors Of the wood
And tread alone the far famed land o. blood.
Or him no less adventures darling child,
La Sale, whose fragile bark just ploug'd the wave
That pours its ample tribute, through the wild
Of lands, where oceans hoary pillows lave.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09

Think not ye sickly votares Of ease,
Where pomp and pleasure pander to each sense
Where all the toll of life---is but TO please,
And cozzen falsehood's smile, in self defence,
The hackneyd tools of vice and incidence:
That he, who treads the solitary wild
And opes the sunbeam to he forest dense,
Although in aspect rude, stern natures child,
Will less receive mans grateful reconpense.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-09

END OF cANTo FIRST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

VALUABLE Down TOWN. FRoPERrY ron SALE
Via noa I'D ssd 10 worth date Auuhouy) suesaL A
good chanes fr inv.stncnl Per particulars spvsy y
HkHKIQUEs HAek fLL, red ssAAs troxs~A, 10 WshAs
st<eet No u Esw york.
w good location in this city lands in Northern rlnos az
real value, seiected by he subscriber Apply al 100
King street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
AsTROs.OGY.

-
Az AsTRoL0GST TnAT BsAss YHH WORLD Avn
~ I've hpussnd dollars reward y offered n any pe~~.
she can surpsss he In giving ocr~o es pe
Hre-eDi ana fnvre syen particularly sbsem frens .s
AZ SUITE az she also gives icey nu~bers ssrp.s~~
ny person hat has ever vstd CITY she also ahins
UeA' CURES All psrsens sio Afflicted COWS. mots~
aver oou plant scfola rheumatism snv osser ns~ss
dse~e would 90 well N call AID lais woodsrfS 49,
nHsfa gted sfy snd yos sfn e. svsy dss-fs.6~1
B-Madame CLIFTON " hurnbSs Csh s,f sssss1
Io.seelyes Rsaidsrce l% Onward street. between
ETorIaHIro TO ALL--NADAMR MORROW M.ATNn
N to be ue most wonderful ~struoa hs vosn ~ thse
has eye< been known, a. The az
an daughter Who wes also great satyooss
e tell pss present and fTve Ihave asHr,
kh Cd thousands duripsus travels rupe se hoe ma
NJ thnee you ere 10 be married how
ne likeness Of your fnfure hssbsnd and viz
speedfy married AMI viii enjoy the grstss
Of matrimonial bliss and good luck hrcurk whoe
viii hso show the kepess q absent 4sofs
snd VIII tel 80 true GIT the Of lMe hat cannl
hip being asonshed No charge pct aassaed 9-sssssr
ues shrtet 70 broosne street ueW Columbia
A sTRor0Gy MADAME IEArDwR LzNr CAE nm
a coreuhed abo-s lore marriage and absent
tells al he events Of - 100 nsbsryy street frs fs~
back room LADIES' IS cents geoAs - ~, sas~e.
speedy marriage Ch-rgs ext~
(trAfRvoytvcF MIS- gFywOvR No ITO spatya
~ street sfew coors cf Brcefwsy The nf success
ful medical Ard busness clervoysrt In sme.Ira All Al,
discovered I'D cured curahlt, vnere,rr s,ire
bnses SCI Esnls a. al salssa.son 4 an cas.s oc
no chsrgs mails. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14


MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO PERRY ST.,
l No between Blocker and Fourth stree, she cont
toll past present and future events ersc mar
RACES ourseys law suits business urosp~cs stcxness alb
friends prpperty ct stolen. Madame Meyer con
English French and German and give vnrantee for
her
DxuovAL or RCH rups PROM No 81 TO No. rs-
IN nwa. Herrfs A Son haze much pleasure
poopesns theb cnds ard patrons hat owtre
their ales 81 eh fors tts bsy have ba
cunpeied. fo~ NJ rruvene~>s ~ hcfr eusscos n tks
49, e.- 81 ~ 49, sfss go .hsa - - sssn
~ III. 4 HARsrs SON, ~ HssAvsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

10n mn SUGARS or HAVANA, DOMESTIC
ZVV .UVV and German manufacture IL m ach below
market rates Cash purchasers procure bargains Cash
advances made seesrs Of any qgs 81 Or 10 quantity
o. CdEkKS ~ Broadway.
~ icoo; Cahsnas Figaro Rega Bri,snncs Couchas gs
pinOlaa r. 0utero- Actertos Noritas Wandering
ard VARIOUS foe Importer fJnir,
Clab RP ROoERe 1854 Maiden Ane secopd aoov
yFaARs FOR THy HOIIDAya-THF SUBSCRIBER
- having very large stock Of fine Havana segsr hand
seh Fspsrolss PatagAs gigaros Corchas Operas Ao
&C. WI sell e ssms NJ be sssie bes q wholesale proes
40 - 81 opportunity Of smoking genuine s~sar~ al
he own importation. kss~y brand u s9srs sold al his es
sah,,shnseni 3 warvnrted - repre~epsed
ALFRED :. yAfFz Broadway Aaa EA =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

ElOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JEwEI.KY AND DIAMONDS VERY Low.
The subscriber for the last eighseen years buness
Wan street. selling all descriptions Of hne Gol1 DtanonA
and All other kinda OF ewey at Wholesale and retail muA
less than the usual prices
LAdes' beautiful Gold, Cameo, Mossic, Oarbupsh ~
Pearl set Earrings, Pins and BraceeA in saeh.
.a cosei o,d .,s c... -: 70 0e So =
Cie $Z ~ 70 yO % 0aoo-
ladies' EasringA Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl. Cartaa
ci6, &C. ~ ~ 70 ~ U pAir.
Gold Guard Chains ChAseane Chains Chsss sui Yea
Chains. % 10 $d6 D. each.
Fure Gold Wedding Rings. 81 80 to % o. saa.
Ladies' Gold bracelets % To $50 a each
Plain and Chased Gold Rings rs Is % each
Gentlemen Seal Rings. SIS % so esoh.
Garnet Opal Pearl other Rings ~
Fine Gold Ihimbios ~ 30 IN - q escs
God Guard Keys Fob Keys and Scala 81 30 S2S %
God Pens and Pencils IS % To SIS % each.
Gold Pencils % 70 81 90 Zach.
Ladies Poremonnaids. 81 50 to SIS
Gold Crosses and Necklaces 81 St each
God and hone Sleeve But Ssuds 70 S3
Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses. SIC
Diamond Esrvngs Pins Finger Rings 81 $50
Gold Armlets Scarf Pima and silver 1hlmbles cts 70 $4 ~
GEORGE q AL.RE. Importer
o. Watches and Jewey wholesale and retail No IL Wa
street second noor Broadway. up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

FANCY ARTICLES
FOR GIFTS AND PAEsENTsi
The whole stock embracing every variety oil dolls tsvv
gamee &c &C ~, At ROGERS extensive fAnc< R.~.s-'
No 40 Broadway is 70 be sold oil this peah !. less
than ever before offered in this city. r'
rs ho9EDs No. 49, BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

u,o ppNTrsTs.-rHE TAsT SUPERIORITY or TIE
coniiruous gum teeth aioh manufacturing IN
teuslvey In pracscs lbdnre@ u.
profession inai ,hey can have them sbsra,ory
The resis@t perfect uiy caual H. The
sxkhfed by The fair ~ The In
$40 set exclusive Of materials Respectfully
wrIsOs manufacturing and operative dcstst Y lsord
Specimens NAV be NJ my odicsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
GREAT 6ALI OF FANCY GOOns
" TOYS, DOLLS. GAxEs M


me s0ro ocx Of above goods conssioed In tho snsoan
No Jb brpAdGev-A large portion 0f witch
great BY the late 1er Mr. a. Tue dasnS ~
recent vs 70 Europe 10 be sold very prioss
that 10 hoped the wbose he Of mesa
Persona wishing any articles too presena viii ssd tbs
ceufnt oppvrsunMy obtain beAukfW q q
gres2 reducoa from tho usual prices Hy cslng sartS
bettx selection be made. ana TIE crowd Ne AsAsgu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

HOLIDAY PRESENTS
III We
Have purchased al Auciiou.a 4
Splendid collection OF aud o6he1 f.aNw
Articles toys aud ornaments suited for hsndaT pra-
seuts at about talfprice. Wa win be prc,
pared TO exhibit them 10 ware
up aAirs. and aaer
Monday, ihth instant
MCCORMACK SIMPSON, lz hlxh aveaua
HOLIDAY PREsEETS--BR0wN CO., Is pUuYOu
street near William. havr spisndd assert faaa0
Guces TOR the holidays nsmelyr,iver plate tee
and gobiets ged brooches drop. rsses gsiA
Preach plated chains tickets slsevs bu0cs suls
lets and neckaces cabas reucuios bags portemoaaars
pearl and sheu card Bertha bars paper nsns
portfolios snd boxes French and German
Ing desks. boards don't chsss faay
stAiLcnery genuenens dressing pockes cutlery
go"s soats cologne, Lubn's exvacts and psrtuue<v.
brushes ard bs. waking ard
bog toys pub bores and great variety OF and
BROWN Co, ~ Fu,Sa strres-
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A RTIrTCIAL TEETT.-N LEvErT'H NEW AND IN.
N Sroved atmosphere plates for iisi
msksble for The Increased position power OF
.ton and very superior 10 The ordinary pafea
vel adopted for the continuous IL h really
attention Of hss wearing or requrps artificial teeth 70
anime this great Improvement before engaging elsewhere.
ment Of the day. LEvErT Dentist
No II wsyerey place Broadway. Rsabiibed 10 iss
CONrlNUoUs GUN TEETH -TBg SUIT LATELY
~ pending arans the United Ststes Court for
infringement Of The patent o Aliens continuous rum teeth
having been decided IN my eprcl 70 manu-.
facturc fun partial sets Of cont-nous NV
improved atmosphere plates which saper,r
ans 10 vc and which can be inserted al without
extracting the roos Persons in wart OF artificial can
hf1 cent W calling al oce. where specimens
al he nswes, sly Of dentistry can be Having every
facility arm now prepared 70 manufacture for tho profession
&C give nsrueons u The art have aso ccenuy discovered
process of beDumbng The for the Of
teeth, which be used al without
10 the entirely dss miar 10 the prp~ess
which only be uaed II e- ns'a and usually with
pain than the extraction Of the tooth.
DR. ~ D. GRIFFIN
y No. ~ Fulton street. opposite Csnson Brcoslyn
TvENTrsrRY DIR. n o. DURKrS. CANAL NEAl
~ varsck sres-sld rumber lzs new G3-spvitss an4a~
hs oos ard succe~ui expe~eoce Dsiiy ope~snoss
with de spd harmless benunbiag seena pvsvennna n
pam Prices moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

w AR BTRrs-ALL THoeE WHO ARE IN FAVOR
w " he above sxrrous iunrh sts Requested 70 meet
1e Hcse a. Csm eoup Hss amp bcty seen y sssr. Who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14


THE wAsHITGIoN MEDALLION PENS ARE NoT
siiG bts OF steel with slit the ends, that give
lock and eta 70 attempt 70 write whthey
soft aud nexible that vrlng bcromes pleasure when the
Washington medallion pen q used
TApMAEs COMPOUND NAgSEsrA LozESGEs Owe
relief 70 those suffering from dyspepsia heart
burn acey % sonach beadache Ao possessing all the
virtues ~ The ccchrated magne-iA and made
f by The addition n such vel adapted Sien reader
them mid hic well most encscous correcior
- Of actditr Prepared ny !. TADMsN co, Apou
Caries Beecker street tour doors west Of Broadway
TOYS TOYS. TOYS. AND FANCY GOODS FROM
Il sucton.-Janss houahson, 10 broadway, Ia daily
celvng lots Of and fancy goods VERY
cheap; ssrortmsrt Of goods suitable holiday
presents JANIS RONALDsoN, 579 broadway.
n,ADMsNs CANPuoR CAKE, WITH GTsyCERfSE &C.
failing remedy for chapped hands and face
lips chlbans and other Distressing ains Incidental
the winter sessor Prepared b. r IAaMAN A. 90 !,
Apobcaes n Beccter street. four doris Of
New York. Price l21s cents per box-
WINDOW SHADES GIJT coRHrCEs PAPER HANG
w nrs and table oil cJhs Of Description
large spd spepSid assortment ~ the sboy~
pfices Having hard iarse s,ocx, nduca
merits will be customers wiahins purchas. al
CoATEs upholstery warehouse. 80 Hudson street. above
spring.
VA AsHTraToN MEDALLION PEN -THg oREtT
w American made stse pen, the only steel
CONTINENT the beet ~ all odds made
any mneral- Buy H. all men vho do write.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12

posr OyylcE KoBBERy.-Some three
weeks ago, boy named Hyatt called al the
Post Once for DR.. Huntington's lettess.-
He lifted several letters, one containing
draft for Ave hundred dollars -Dr. Hunt
ington was then in the east. When mere
turned and found the letters missing which
he knew had be en- sent, suspicion fell upon
the boy Hyatt, who had left for Iowa. Mr.
Kelly with great promptness sent man
after him and had him arrested, brought, 70
this CITY, examined by Magistrate swander'
and bound over to appear at the next Cir
eui, Court. Dr. Huntington speaks OF Mt.
Kelly's vigilance and industry in hunting
OIL, the theft in terms OF the hlShes. pIa'ss,
Eor some time past an organized system OF
,nbbino the Post Office has been kept up
The boy Hyatt confessed he belonged to !. :
yang. al, Implicated in the theft. seyer "a.
:. .ses Of loss of let tiers and money are no"
IN s4s enpl aimed. -Ho4h Islander
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Public Notice.

NroTIcEis hereby given that J. 81. ID. Busaow.,
~ CaA.. LrssLIE, l0HATIrs LAsoER, WV. WOoD, l..
c. DsssAsr, z. MsKwts,r JANIS N. DAlEELL, L. C..
parry. J. NJ. WITHERwAK, ALFRED SANDERS, y. b.
woopwAHo. JAS GAasLs, & ALDEN L. MALLxRv
PROV .ons OF the Code Of Iowa, under the title and
by the name OF lhe "Hawkeys Insurance Company, -
and have sd THEIR articles Of Incorporation In the
Recorders ore III scott county In said State Of Iowa
The principal place OF tansactAg the business OF the
Company 10 al The city OF davenport Ia said County
aud State.
by said is that OF Marine, Fire and Inland
Sayiystion surance. toie conducted on the mutual
plan. Any person applying for Insurance. may pay =
cash premium In addition 20 premium note; or .
definite sum IN money TO be hxsd BY the Company In
iaIl for such Iasurancs, instead Off pFenua note
al premium notes arc lab he 10 assessment for ali
out oflossss or expenses growing out OF cash
or premium note Insurance., and shall DO payable Ia
shall require the for tho payment Of losses and
such incidental expenses ss absil be necessary for
trznssetng the bnsness OF the company and for the
red EN- ption and pay ment Of Judgments obtained
against the company, and all notea bills or bonds
issued Uy The Company.
The corporation Wi eoinsnce business Oh the 5th
day of January A. D. 1856 and will eonti0us for
twenty yoars thereafter.
The capital stock Of The conp.ny to eonslst OF pre-
capital as by ofths Board OF Directors, shall
have been and shall not exceed Five Hundred
Thousand doliars; but ihs Company will eommencs
issuing Peliess with apita Of Twenty. Five Thou
The anairs Of the Company shaii be conducted BY =
Board Of Directors Thirteen In number to DO cleo.
led BY tho msmbers and sioskholdsrE such ele cton
10 be holds en- on tho "a Monday In January Of each
year But the incorpOrntors above named constitute
ihe nrst Board OF Ureetors and ahal hold their on
COS until the end Monday Ia January, A, 1857 and
until The successors shall be elected. aas
The highest amount OF lnde6tsdness 70 which ths
Company will at any time subject itself, 10 Fifly
Thousand Dollars
The private property OF tho members, stock holders,
direct ora and corpoators OF the Company, which Is
not Included The Capital shall not 10 liable for
the corporate debts, ond the snoun hitch may be
due from each person respectively.
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hadte1, COll0Go

THE second Quarter the above Institute will COM
L menoe on Wednesday, September sth, 10 all ofits
Departments
ton in the various departments Of tue College, are
smpie and on scale 10 meet The demands OF the age
and spirit OF the times.
We aim to give more practical ,thoroagh and COM
plste course Of studies than any our schools for
Young ladies' Yea, more, we meAn TO take the lead
In Inc b sipess female education.
1hs course OF studes will be varied 10 suit the cir
noes and intellect capacities 0fthe pupil.
Tuition in the Primary Department, ~ W psrterm.
do usual course, w i"
Languages Al nd higher English branches, u :" :"
yors'-No extra charxesin the NosWalur
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Guitar and
Harm, $40 w TO ~ % :.
Landscape Painting in OIL, 500
Nonochromstic, Crsyon and Pencil,
80. Drawing, &C., each, w
Papier Mache and ornamental Leather
Work, each, ..s.. W y
Embroidery, Ornamental Needle Work,
&c, Se., ia all their variety, each 500 " "
Diplons rs viii DO given 10 those who com.
piete u thorough course In elihsroI
The departments.
Board with furn' she'd rooms Including
washing, lights, fuel, Stationery, ce, ~ 10 "
IL The pupil furnishes he own room, ect 7. " "
All pay nsnts to be III .ds In adv anee.
Those wishing TO rooms, OF desks 10 dav sehoi
arr, must upply soos tn. CODDING,
Proprietor and sup't
Ma. I. H. CoDOiss, pa,,,n,l.
Mas. II. A. CoDDlsa,
Davenport, Aug ~, 'a5.dwu ~
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nThEIsa.--Dsr Tagliche Demvhrst con-
''s an article favorable to the visit Of one
llfSe' to this city and has considerable TO
Y oout"Reverend" Hartzel. The pretty
Fperly belongs to Mr.. Barker, as Elder
Nf'zel claims no such sobriqust. Will
Y individual who borrowed our German
insll'h dictionary last winter please re-
20 il'as we are sadly at loss 10 interpret
y derman cotem Jsrary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12
Gas and Steam Fittings.
Davenport Gas and Steam Fitting

DAVENPORT Jas anu 0texM F1tuA&
ESTAB II N EMIT,
SECOND ST, On DOOR EAST OF 6RRDY.
,I,HERE will al all times te found at the above
tabiishnent, the largest and beet assortment wsst
Of Chicago, Of
I haNdaliers. Brackets, Pendants,
and GAS FIXTURES Of every description,
of The tast American manufacture, together WIKI
GAS and SHAN PIPE Of every 'iescrip tion.
LhaD FIPK Of all sizes. ZION SfkAA PiPk.
kind for hngine Boilers and Pump Connections.
The nde sd but the best and liz osi
experienced work men, and gives his ersodal super.
int.ndeDce 10 ali WORK trusted 10 aim. He feels
assured that visit TO his establishment will he sdyun
lag aous those Ia ant Of articles In his iius.
Country orders attended At ths shortest notice.
oct 2e-d3m r. hkkNiS,
Al the Office Of The davenport Gas and loks Co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12

MAGsFcENr AMBITION. The Camp
'eH minstrels, ut recent corcert in st.
souls' offereda gold watch as prize to the
Enlieman who brought the largest number
ladies'. Mr.. David J. Dickey escorted nc
4" than ntnety-firee fair corners and con-
Fpusnty fobbed the lever.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12

I'LL OK one SIpr.-"Ths peopl = OF Free
have decided TO expend S4.00Vin the
chase fire engines for the use OF the
4 There was not vote sgai ust the
position" That was sensible. we
e thevote in relation to the pureh ase oil
fe engine will be reconsidered by the
EPIe OF this city, as we feel quite assure q
1t would carry by II heavy aiority ~
omitted understandingly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12

ruad.u,e Zulvalski, sister of kossuth' a.
tor passing through many vicissltudes in ms
cou n,ry, 10 now in state OF extreme aes..,
,ntfon Her friends are now endeaVoring
20 raiss 81 500 wherswilh to purchase hef
fceu,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12

lila stated that the Alabnms Legislature,
has. voted to send copy of the report o.
prof. l'oopy on the geology of that STATE 10
an, N Of the other States, save Massaehn'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12
"ARGYLE COTTAGE
Raautiful Home to Rent

TIME uhdsrsg ned will rent for year TO ten Is
i late beautiful home (Argyle Cottage and apPend-
sgss) adjoining the city Of Ls Claire.
This place eomprises dwelling, rooms, smoh e
houss Stable Orchard Of 500 bearing ralt trees, and
IS ssrss woodland paatlrs.
None need apply who have large isr1tS Fl M.he
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-12
10 Merchants, Bankers and others.

nEslRlNG sets Of Account Books for,hs coming
~ year, we would invite attention to our blank
Booka TneN are 81 suie ~ manu- acture, and III {
tar ahead Of anything made IN ibis region. We FAR.
nish Books OF all patterns order, with without
printed hssdings. These superior Books on eAhbI-
lion nj the State Fair, Chicago can be seen q oui
store. II. A. PORTER u hho'
Rock Island, Dae ,, 1855.