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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
Latest News 9.
xxxrytA ceagrsrs-Yirs. sessien

WASHINGTON, July 2lst.--SESATE.--Th'
bill for ornaments and Notifications, ant
the manufacture of small arms, ETC., was a
mended, reducing the proposed amendmen
from 3.O00, 900 to d 100000, and was rs
sed by ~ to 10.
A resolution was passed providing for tn,
close Of the session on the 18th of August.
The daily hour of meeting was changes
from IL to IL.
Humphrey Marshall, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported a bill to establish a uni
form rule of naturalization. Referred Il
Committee of the Whole on the State Of ths
Union.
Mr.. Smith, of Tenn. ,svmoyed a suspension
OF the rules, with a view Of action or the
on the 4th Of August.
Mr.. Dunn said he should move an amend
ment by adding, as q condition, "That on OF
before that day an 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 u 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 go industriously to work.
He commented on the names 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.. freeman 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 it. There
could be no 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 vas settled,
no appropriation bill should be passed.
[Cries of "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 60 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.
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Gar0 ware.
r. CLOSE g. COs. l.


WI are now prepared TO offer dealer aad con
w suDers aiargs stock of Heavy and Shell Hard
ware, upon terms md ~ Ices which cannot faii 70 SUIT
we propose In this column 70 Keep our custoifefs
posted up In hardware matters and Invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
For cash we propose 10 seil at a small advance
ZOO Kegs Nails. Cali soon for bargains IN Nails.
T. CLOSE X co.
EiRE King safes the only genlIne kind for sale
y cheap by r. * CO..
RON ofall sizes for sale low at
i T. CLOSE IL cos.
SAWs, Circular, Muley and Gross Cut, warranted
IRON Ax!es, Thimbie sksins and Springs, at
sale al Il. CLOSE d cos.
T'ABLE and Pocket Cutlery; a e larss ,so e f for sale
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain pumps fos saiea
IGHrNISG Rodsand Insuiators for sale At
IL r. CLOSE d cos.
A Pipe ofall sizes from Il 70 Ain, :or sale at
jO i. CLOSE & cots.
GARDEN Tool. ofssefy dsse5 cPd at co.'s
Guns, Rifle and Pistols, best qqaIity f@r , cb, low
- +. * CO.'S.
MOVES Portable Grist Mills.
EATHER Betting all sizesat
Il r. CLOSE Sc CO.'S.
ID mers, for sale low at r. CLOSE q cos.
RoPs-Manillaa Hemp, all sizssat co,s
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale BY the ba rel
II or gallon at +. c q co.'s.
CAW Mandrels of all sizes from mel. to 3 IN. for
- sale At r. 4 CO.'S.
FARMERS wiI.nnd the best assortment ofAmes' and
e. = other make Of sh0 'els, Spades so scoops, Hoes,
CHaINs, Log, OK binding T Gsosp Hsit sa and
CoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters forsale low at
T. CLOSE IL co.'s. |
leDU T. CLOSE q CO.'S.
100 do . scythe snaths, best pate m, at
1OU r. CLOSE = co.'s.
TINNER's stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. and Zinc, for sale at r. CLOSE d CO.'S.
SADDLERY and Coach trimmings at very low
~ prices, at T.. CLOSE d co.'s.
WHITE Lead in oil, T.. Close and Co. Brand,
w Justreceived, wIrranted the best in market.
al T. CLOSE d CO.'S.
INsEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
II T. CLOSE d cos.
cash, Glass and Patty at low prices a.
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TALI.MAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be-
t,ceen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale TIE following valua e Real Is
City Property in Davenport.
l.. House and lot on Third Street near the corner Z
9. sixlo,s on the south ives. corner of Fourth and
3. six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock.Island Streets.
1.-THE above lots are well situated and in parts Of
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in johnson County.
st Of S t s. % T.. 70 n. Ranges west 60 acres.
n sf \: X s g $. e 2 = !: =; I RaR Rs.s ; .s: .s - acres &C
The above lands are vi on the line OF the railroad
from Davenport to City.
Clinton County.
timber land near Elvira p. o, seven miles from Ly-
ons, Claton Co., near he Railroad; all chsics land,
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 frst rate land, well improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at a bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and MY acres fine prairie land two
miles north Of MOntezuna, the county seat se
Mch l7-'jG-dtf
Scott Co. 49,
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles frem Hickory
Grove, three miles from WDlcott, ten miles from
we'll watered.
l60acres Ave miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half miios 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 beaullfni lapd in the vicinity o The
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm Of 90 acres, 40 under cuitivation, % of Tim
Der. A never failing stream runs through 1t. viii
besold very cheap.
= Near Walcott.
SO Acres of choice prairie al a bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful FIVE acre lot.
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r;ftu Cents per copy.

:, ,.., number will contain the returns
N The States, showing without doubl
,~,inmohont election of Fremont and
Dayton, .-p-.o,om, rally for vour conn.
".a sbow the Slave O~ligarchists tina,
sa;r;t Of the revolutionary sires is not yet
Tiki out in the North. Republicans!
uI in your names. You have friends al
u East who would like to see a Western
g., send them a copy Of the Weekly Ga
s,,s for the Campaign. Form clubs, sen,
| ,be names, circulate the documents and
4. dsy will be ours.
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NIGHT PoLIcE.--A communication receiy-
ed stating some particulars in which the
night police were delinquent in duty, has
mence to detail the particulars in which they
fail TO discharge what is generally consider
ed the duty of the police, we fear that we
should occupy more space than the subject
is deserving.
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FIRE CoaPAsY.--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 its own apparatus, and being individual
ly responsible for its acts and liabilities
subject to the customary regulations. We
hope that those who have the enterprise in
hand may bring it TO a successful issue.
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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. II appears that though the Maroneys
commenced the disturbance, they got off the
easiest.
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u miles from Davenport 80 acres, 90 acres in cultI.
walton, good house stable etc.
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Iowa City.

oy.rr. at the old stand known as the
I,,aoa Rooms, Iowa City, are Agents tsi Inc
.~..s,or. Gazette. Subscribers to our Daily can
-. ,bsir papers every morning BY calling al ihe
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paukiua.
McoaEsoR, LAwEs q BLAKRMoRE,
RANK Frs


and Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Exchange,
Uncurr6nt Rank Koses, Gold and silver Coin,
AND LAND WARRANTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
| SPECIAL attention given 10 tie collection OF Mer-
> camille paper and re nittanees made on the day OF
payment (fe6 ofeoinnisson) in sight drafts on Eas
tern cities.
III PLamd Warrants bought, sold and located. Per
sonai attention given to the purchase and safe oftown
and country property, and tine selection Of lands for
entry.
phia, baltimore, Washington City, PitLsbarg, Cincin-
natl, 81. Louis and Chicago, always for sale IN sums
70 stil purchasers. Also, STERLING, French and Ger
TTGold and silver Coins bought aud sold.
fsTims bills on Chicago, st.I.onis and New fork
discounted and DC siness paper OF snort dates boughl
at the lowest rates.
JTTMoney upon Real Estate securities procured
at 4 small CON mission.
~'lGtefest allowed on deposites. Feb2l
ALEX. W. M'GREG0R,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
once Banking Housed Of McGrcgor L1wcsf Blake.
more.
REAL ESTATE.
PARTICULAR attention given to the buying and
L selling Real Estate on commission, Paying offax
es5c, &c.
having complete Abstracts .fliaes TO all landsih
shls county and city, We are fully prepared 10 examine
iftlos and furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds, Mort
cages and all other ihstfu ments Of writing and TAX &C
knowiedsinenls attho shortest notice and onthe mos
m'GREGoR, LAwEs q BLAKEMoRE.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates
AGENCY, MAIN ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIRECTORS:
John Nj. Winner, A. r. L.adew, Roliin Clark,
Thos. L.. sturgeon, Isaac Walker, John n, Fisher.
Thos. Il. Tut, Vim. o. Stands, VIM. s. Cuday,
Dabney Carr, Chas. II. Peek, Il M,lienberger,
Liuls Jackson, James Street, H.. & Clark,
John G.. Evans, Franeis Beeaier, Bernard Bryan,
Richard lycfs.
JOHN w. WIMER, President.
A. z. LADEW, Vice President.
Y CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ANDER w. MeG EGO Agent.
Once: clearinghouse of M'GREsoR, LAwEs q
BLAKEaoRs. June 90
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 500, 600.
ALEX. ~. McGREGoR, Agent,
Feb 81 Davenport. Iowa.
ia nnA X ofchoice land for sale on liberal
III UUU terms in lotsto suitiB Scott, Clinton and
Cedarcountiss; applyto
McGRRKGoR .LAWEs BLAKEMoRK.
rlTY PROPERTY o saba number of house
Olots and gacantlots pleasantly situated in dineren
parts ofthe city, TO sniipurchasers. for sale on favora
Apply to
a'GkEGoR, LAwEs q BLAKEMoRE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.-A number ofim
L proved farms for sale on very fayofasleterms.
Applyto. June o, 1853.
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.lor 10 place as much political inior-
.,O >, possible before the people Of Iowa
T ,hs Presidential election and to ac-
W ,bsm fully with the merits OF the can
md the necessity for every man doing
| Iuty, We propose to send the WEEKLY
now the largest paperin the State
49,. 10 subscribers from The I'm Of July
~. ,aA Of November inclusive, for the
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"MnK IN THE Cocoa NUr."-Our neigh
Dor of the Democrat has made a discovery
it is that the officers on the Upper Missis-
sippi packets are all for Buchanan. This
will account for the fact that in taking votes
on steamboats,, tina, there are always a few
found in opposition to Fremont.
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Books g. BAILEY, at their confectionery
on Brady above Fourth street, are doing Il
fine business. Their establishment has be-
come 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.
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Green Curtain PAPER.

WIDE and satined on both sides, also,
w WALL PApERs, various qualities;
BUkLERS, :
Fire Board Patterns, &c, Just received ut
st The 'lowa Book Rooms"
No. So Brady st.. near the Post Office.
UmOU.tI ELI ADAMS d co.
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PAPEHS,

(lR llving in the country, price LOO
OBuhsby Papers, by Brougham 100
De Quincy's Memorials. . yos. l,5O
Columbia, from the French, IS
LINDA, or The young pilot oil the Belle Creole,
by AIRS. Z. J.. Hentz, 1.25
Salad for toe Social, l,25
Married not Mated, 100
Bcrenice, " 100
second Mari ago, a daughters trials, 10
lsinnd Of taba, Ny HunDoit, I,2
introduction to Social Science, o.
Pnlliy aud Nil or lie and raimsnt, i,OU
The Heroes, or Fairy laies, IS
Jast received and for sale at
at ''rne Iowa Book Rooms,'
80 Brady St, near the Post Office,
May3l ELl ADAMS n 20.
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GopEY's LApY's BooK.-Eii Adams is in
receipt Of the August number of Cooley
1t is a capital number, with a beautiful en-
craving. Every lady should have a copy.
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Graham's Magazine

NOR July just received, being the commence.
Il ment Off new volume, price IS cents each mum.
Der; subscriptions received at % 80 per yearai
THE IOWA BOOK Rooms"
No SO Brady Street, near the Pos. Office.
U moI3 ELI ADAMS IL co.
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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 withdraws it and says explicitly that
he leaves the speech to interpret itself and
holds himself responsible for it without
qualification or amendment.
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Sailing Of the Steamer Ariel-Tenteuce Of
llAUa Tr~Hav

balllng OF the bto&mer Ariel Tentouoo OF Q
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 years imprisonment and fifty dollars
fine.
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MUSIC MUSIC! MusICa

TNHE DAVENPORT INDEPENDENT BRASS
J. BAND having II great expense procured new
and suitable music for glmostany occasion, Will an
nounee 10 the citizens OF this city aud the nsighbor-
ing cities and towns, that they are fully prep arsd 10
attend eslls, AID respectfully solicit the patronage
OF the public. JAS. IL. DUMONT. Sec.
Apl SQ.d3m
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NEW STORE AID

NEW STORE AND
New dooa0.
ExTRAo1DIMA1Y Low PRICE.
We Will exhibit . stock ofaboui
140,OOO WORTH
% TIE
Cheapest and best soods ever shovn In . wssss.a
CHARLES FISH,
lEornsfiy Fay 9.e,hsrsl
Has Jus, rsesissd . large addition 70 his RisA s.d
A''sAD' SUMMER coops.
Rich Rlsunsed silk Robes, e.
Founeed Gfenadine- Robos:
Org.ndis and Jacoass Robes,
'aspe and Chsne Barsgs RoAss.
ALSO
Rich Jaspe and ChsBs
PLAIN AND STEPPED SILKS,
Rich Printed Foutafda
or avery description and .,,ls. And iad's suks;
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, Grenadines, Grape Msrsts, CAalu. Dsl.,...
Barsges. Jaconess, orsandiss, Lavns, &C., a..
Acompletea assortment or
MOURNING CO0Ds.
Of avery lDescription
EIBROiDERIES AND LA6na
nthis tspartssnt oar sock u and alsays uW 5.
complete IN every Psrs1sa,ur;
Long and Square Brochs,
Printed and broehe SiellaE
Paris Valeneies, s sEA -.
Silk Thibet and Cashmere Shawn ana a..,s
Plain and Embroidered Cape Shauls.
BONNET and TRIMMING RIpDOus.
MOUsE.kE EPlNG GOODo,
HOSIERY, &C.
Aiarge assortment Of English and German stik
spnsas's, NsIinsss. 's cosSs a,''. Ana a. IN 4. ...,
makes Of -F
AMERICAN PRINTS,
Ua--
ENGLISH PRINTS, -
FINK DEBEGE0.
SHOWN s%HKETIN0s,
And Il variety Of and other Goods, 70 vAtS
We would invite The attention Of The Ladiea And GasAa
Of Davenport and TO the trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
CHARLES PIsH.
may?I I'd 8 .oPpadte L. Claire Hsuss
AOxMty n .Hlllsted.
CARPENTERS AND lUIIDHyS.
SHop, corner of Main and Park Sts., Deyenpor&. La
wa. jane - ~ ar
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.

FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.
A DAPTKD to any required oper-
~ Aation Of weighing, as for iron,
" coal, hay, stock, and for the use Of
warehouses;, stores and foundries,
and in short for every kind OF bush
meas.
iA The great skill and fidelity en-
ployed in their manufacture and
the determination on the part of the
- manufacturers never to allow an
imperfect article togo forth from their establishme OF
or been surpassed in the whole range of useful me-
ehanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
stsndardin all transactions BY weight.
A lawsuit which arose from . discrepancy OF
weights between one Of Fairbanks Scales In use by
the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company and one OF
another manufacture was recently tried In the Court
Court two days and Judge Marshall in delivering his
decision stated asthe resalt OF his evidence, that The
accuracy OF EatrSsskS Scales vas established beyond
all question. For sale by
BURROWS, PRkTTYMAN & DALZELL.
The we'll known reputation Of these Scales has in
duesd the vendors of imperfect and worthless bslan-
eos to offer them as Fairbanks Scales, and purchss-
es nave thereby in many cases been subjected u
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors Who trans
act business In their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud, rs pursuing q course
alike unjust and dishonorabie they take this method
TO caution the public OF their impositions.
The patentees manufacture under their own In
spcction only 1t their fact0y in st. Johnsbury, VI.
For sale in Davenport solely by
4. e. T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
st, Johnsbury, VI, May 81, 1856.
Nav oS. d&Wly.
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NOT 1.-THE BILLs.--At the circus on Mon
Jay evening the clown came very near con-
.iuaing his performances for good and all
ne was performing on the slack rope, when
VIZ cross bar to which it was fastened gave
way ahd the clown was p~recipitated to the
ground narrowly missing striking the up.
hght pole as he came down. He however
''ung TO the rope manlully, and did not APP
pear 10 be at all injured,--at least he per-
'of'hed the remainder Of his part without any
apparent dimInution of liveliness or e~lastici-
w. lie said he had had a number of falls
Ill NIB time, but this last one was decidedly
against his will.
"hen the rigging broke one of the chan
ueaers was demolished, and for a few mo-
"e"'s there was considerable agitation a.
"'"g 'he crowded audience, but as it was
soon discovered that there was no danger of
Tie canvas catching fire, or of the happen
"'s u any other accident, quiet was soon
restored, and the people waited patiently
'"a' thlngs were prepared for the recon-
"ehcement of the show. In fact We never
%" audiences any where which are more
'ofOearing and reasonable on such occasions
"9h those of Davenport, and the showmen
VI under obligations to them not only for
''e hOeral patronage they generally bestow,
also for the %politeness and good humor
WIN which they treat any of the accidents
failures that diversity the entertainment
WIN particulars not set down in the bills.
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GUM MUCILAGE.

Il OK Bankers, lawyers, Counting Houses, &C., In
u large and small bottles, with aud without screw
caps anu orushes--at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No.36 Brady ST., near tbs Post Office,
9Th mo 6El ELI ADAMS 81 co.
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Fire at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, July Al.
Mailor e. Cos. planning establishment on
Broad street, was burned this morning
Loss Slb 200, mostly insured.
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One ofthe best farms In Scott County, 3i& acres,
only 3 miles from Dave pport, It's acres fence, lac
acres in cultivation, l39 acres timber, large orchard,
Two good wells, large house 8 rooms, stable, out
buildings, etc. .l4l -FgE.-
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miles from Davenport, 60 acres 40 acres In cul
tivation, 90 acres timber, running water, house, sta
BILE etc. .
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Inc town Of Mt. Pleasant obtained char
u the late session Of the Legislature.