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xxxIyth Congress First Session.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Senate-The Senate did nothing thii
morning.
House-In the House the keitt and Ed
mondson matter was dismissed.
The Jury in Herbert's case disagreed ane
were dismissed. A new trial commence:
Tomorrow.
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THE MOLINE FiRE.--The Moline Work
man says the loss of Osborn g. Kelly,
whose Sash and Blind Factory was burned
on last Monday, will probably be $4,000,
in buildings, machinery &c, and in stock
about s. 1000. The Workman believes that
the fire was owing to the careless manner
in which the furnaces were kept, and won
GERS that the establishment was not burned
several years ago. 1t adds
"OnIy last week Ex-Mayor Harper OF
Rock Island, visited the ESTABLISHING mt, and
at once saw the danger. He warned the
proprietors that with such an arrangement
they would certainly be burned out. His
prophecy has proved only too true"
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Powder Mills Blown up.

HARTfoRp,.. Conn, July 1.-Two OF
Hazards powder mills blew up this morning
at Hazardsville, and three workmen were
dangerously, probably fatally, wounded.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
EhUe 8 AlE

Muscatine county, fronting the Missis-
osippi River, midway between Davenport and Musca,
tine, being portions OF sections % and "a fronting the riy-
CIR andl IL back, and containing 80 acres, 10 acres OF
which are improved and under a high state of cultivation
the balance rolling prairie and timber land. There Is on
the farm a large two story dwelling, barn, carriage house
and all necessary outbuildinss, all in first rate repair; a
bearing orchard VI choice apple, peach, cherry and plum
trees; an excellent well and cistern, u never failing brook
OF running water and a very superior stone quarry.
.aLSO-90 acres timbered land upon AL island opposite
the above farm, upon which is a heavy growth OF timber,
principally hickory, which Is accessible ut all seasons.
The above property will he sold cheap and upon terms
the most liberal. Enquire Of
N0URSE L. co,
At the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rock Island
and Front Sts., Davenport. july 9dwtf
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JACKSON Goa friend writes us TO count
on Jackson good for 800 Republican major,
'y IN August. Our friends must do better
unah that if they would not have Scott coun.
ty beat them.
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Mr.. pa yton's Letter Of Acceptance.

NV YoRk, July l5.-Mr. Dayton's let
ter accepting the nomination of the Repub-
lican Vice Presidency is published. He in
dorses the platforms and blames the South
for the sectional issues that have been
raicad
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Green Curtain Paner
GUM MUCILAGE,
ApAHNnwGxAss pAPEnA.

4 living in The country, price 100
OBunsby Papers, by Brougham 800
DE Qulncy's Memorials. 2 vols. l,5O
Columbia, from the French, rs
Linda, or tue young pilot OF The Belle Creole,
by Mrs. {. l.. Hentz, 1875
Salad for the Social, 1,25
Married not Mated, 100
bereniee, 100
Second Marriages. daughters trials, IS
Island Of Cuba, By HumDolt I" les
introduction 10 Social Science, C5
fniily aud Kit or lite and raimsnt, 100
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, IS
JsAl Teceiys cd and for sale at
at ''The Iowa Book Rooms"
SO Brady ST., near the Post Office,
Mag 81 ELI ADAMS N CO.
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be
tioeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale the following valua e Real Es
City Property in Davenport.
Rock Island.
2. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth and
Farnam Streets.
3. Six lots ut North Davenport, betw cen Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
All the above lots are we'll situated and 10 parts OIL
the city most rapidly improving and will he sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 OF $. L $. % II. 20 n. Ranged west 80 acres.
M of n. ia s. 80 T. 70 n. Range 5 west 90 acres.
The above lands are III on the line Of the Railroad
from Davenport TO Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acTes of prairie and ninety 0 cfes OF
timber land near Elvira p. O., seven miles frsm Ly.
ons, Cliaton Co., near The Railroad; all choice land,
well watered.
The above properly will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
ton. Sixty acres first rate land, we'll improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at q bargain.
PoWeshiek County.
Two hundred and fifty acres fine prairie land two
niles north of Montezuna, the county seat.
.Meh l7-'56-dtf
Scott Co.
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered.
l6Oacres five miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blum, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. A small farm of IS acres under the highest
state OF cultivation and we'll supplied with frui,
trees. The most beautiful lapd in The vicinity o 1.-The
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres 40 under cultivation, 90 of tim
Der. A never failing stream runs through II. VIII
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott.
50 Acres of choice prairie at a bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful five acre lot.
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SiGSs OF AfFEcrloN,-The Dubuque Er.
press think the City Fathers of that place
nave the welfare of their children at heart,
because of the numerous improvements
which are now going on. Blessed are they
who expect nothing, for they shall not b.
disappointed.
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EsrERFRIsINo.--Mr. ID. Moore has fresh
bread for the supply OF his customers this
morning, having rebuilt his oven since the
fire on Monday night. Such energy not on
ly deserves success, but is certain to secure
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DIssoLvIxo TIE UsIos.-The State Demo.

DIssoLvIxo TIE UsIos.-Tke State Demo-
Graf appears to be greatly exercised about a
dissolution Of the Union. The Republica n
party neither desires nor intends permitting
any such catastrophe. Jeff. Davis, the lead
ing member Of Mr.. Pierce's cabinet is the
most decided disunionist that we know of,
and his position in that respect is well de-
scribed by Mr.. Benton, in his St. Louis
speech. Davis and Garrison stand OIL the
same platform Is fat - d~isunion is con.
cernsd, and are both equally opposed to
Fremont and republicanism. The differ
ence between the Republicans and the Blu
chaniers 10 plainly shown in the fact, that
VIII lie the former never hint at such a thing
az dissolution should Buchanan be elected,
Mr.. Buchanan's friends are all the time
saying the Union will be dissolved il Ere.
mont be elected. Fremont will be elected
but the Union viii not be dissolved.
RELATIVE NUMBERs.-The Democrat terms
the Republican meeting 0 flast Monday eye-
ming u "izzle." There were between two
and three hundred persons present; but the
fact oft is, our neighbor is SO accustomed to
seeing larger crowds at Republican meet
ings that he was rather disposed to consider
that, as regards numbers, in the light Of a
failure. We don't like to hit an opponent
when down, or we would make some allu-
sion to the meeting called by the Pro-Slave-
ry party at the Court House on Saturday
evening last, when they numbered all told
from six to eight persons! That was the
same evening the German voters Of our city
came out in a body for Freedom, and the Re.
publicans had 30 glorious a meeting upon
the strength of the accession to their ranks.
HERBERT, A DELEGATE.-The Cincinnati
Gazette, one Of the most reliable sheets in
the whole country, declares positively tn at
Herbert t0as on the floor of the Cincinnati
Convention, that IT KNOWS such to be the
fact, and that no one unless a Delegate was
uuiiitttCu " tuC uUot VI tuut cohsCuiioH
Neighbor Hildreth says on the authority
"of o statement OF a member Of the Cincin-
mutt Convention" that Herbert vas not a
Delegate To that Convention, and was not
in attendance at that Convention"
Mr.. Hildreth says, "The fact is, Herbert
was not in Cincinnati during the sitting OF
the Convention" The Cincinnati Gazette
says, THAT Herbert was present in the
Convention and sat with the California del
ega,ion, no one will deny who knows any
thing of the facts. II he was not there as
a Delegate, he assumed the functions OF
one. If he was not a Delegate he had no
business upon the floor, and had no right to
a ticket Of admission. That he was there
WE KNOW" The editor Of the Gazette was
upon the spot and knows that whereof he
speaks. Mr.. Hlldresh depends upon the as
s~ertions Of interested men, skifMul in the
manufacture of "Roorbacks." Judge ye,
who is the more entitled to belief.
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LOOK oUT.-The approach of the yellow
'eVer season at New Orleans is said to be
starting the gamblers, ~pickpockets, burglars
ana similar characters on their customary
annual tour northword. The police and
people of the upper towns should therefore
De more on their guard than usual.
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NEW STORE AID
New Goods.
ExrRA01DIMA1Y Low PRICES.
We Will exhibit . stock Of abost go
$4,000 WORTH
Cheapes, and best goods ever shown i. . wssss.a
city.
CHARLES FISH,
Second Street. opposite The LsCfAizS 1susa.
Has Jus. received . large addison q As Mr. -
SUMMER GoODs.
Rich Fisunsed silk Robes,
Flounesd Grenadine- Robes; @
Organize and Jacoass RsAss;
Jssps and Chsns Bass0s Ros,s.
Rich Jaspe and Chene
PLAIN AND STRIPED aYIKa
Plain and colored Poult de Sole Giscss; " !,
Rich Printed PoulardS
OF every description and style.
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, Grenadines, Grape Aarsts, Chali, Dslaisas.
Barsges. J.eons.s, 0rgAadies, Lavss, Ae., As.
MOURNING GOODS,
EMBROlDERIES AND LACna.
lnthis deparsnsn. our sock h sAA alvays uni -
complete in every paIsieul.r;
Long and Square Broehs,
Printedand Droehe S,sllac
Paris Vaieneies,
Silk ,Thibst and Cashmere Shawl, s.d s,ar>
Plain and kmbroidored CEaps shavIa.
BONNET and TRIltgV0 RIlnOua
HOUSE-k EEPING GOOna
o fevory description.
HOSIERY, &C.
Aisrge assortment Of knslish and Gsrnas M
sps ss.'ss sas ssi : s's ssss. s.s. A.. a; n !. i.
makes OF
AMERICAN PRINTS,
Very Cheap.
FINk
HEAVY Known s~HxRrIrce.
And a variety Of domestic and ether 0ooAs, . W.
ne would invite the attention Of the Lndiea ~ o>S
of Davenport aud to the trade.
Wholssals ard Ietajl ~
CHARLES Plan.
may2z ID St.1pposits = Claite Hisss
AOrsby y eNktlls1e1.
cA1PR0111s AID DUIInRDa
SHor, corner VI Main and Park ST., DNVensoGfs
va. tune ~ - ~
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Daukiua.
McGRxaoR, LAwEs 4 BLAKEMoRE,
BANK FRS
and Dealers in Foreign q Domestic Exchange

lG,4
and Dealers in Foreign q Domestic Exchange,
Uncurrent Eank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND Ian - WARRANTS,
PORT, IOWA.
| CPECIAL attention given 70 the collection Of Mer.
| - eantila papetaDd renitiances made on the day oil
payment Gfec 6 co,nmission) Ia sight drafts on Eas
tern cities.
so:iai attention given to The purchase and sale oftown
and country property, and The selection Of lands for
entry.
phia, BALTIMORE, Washington City Pittsburs, Cincin-
matt, st. Louis and Chicago, always for sale 10 sums
to suit purchasers. Also, Sterling, French and Ger
TPGold and silver Coins bought and sold.
PTime Bills on Chicago, st. Louis and New York
discounted and br slness paper OF short dates ooush'
IL Money upon Real Estate securities procured
al a small commission.
VI Pinterest allowed on depositss. feb2 ~
ALEX W. M'GREG0R,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
ONCE Banking HouseofM eGregor, Lawess blake
REAL ESTATE.
DAkIlCULAR attention given to the buying and
L selling Real Estate on com mlssion, Paying ofTax
esd C, dc.
haying complete Abstracts sftiaest TO all landsin
nus county aud city, We are fully prepared 10 examine
litlcH aud furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds, Mort
Cages and all other instrumenis of W riting and takeac
knowiedgrnents atthe shortest notice and on the mos
foAsbbdDtb tsfIss.
M'GREGoR, LAWEs q BLAKEMoRE.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 10000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENCY, MAIN ST.. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIREcTORs:
John NJ. Winner, A.. +. Ladew, Roiiin Clark,
Thos. l.. sturgeon, Isaac Walker, John H., FISHER,
Thos. Il. Tut, VIM q. Stands, VIM. 5. Cuddy,
DabHey Carr, Chas. II. Peck, Il Miltenberger,
Linus Jaekson, James Street, El.G Clark,
John &. Evans, Francis BccAI8r, Bernard Bryan,
Richard Iyers.
JOHN w. WINNER, President.
A. p. LADEW, Vice President.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALEX AMBER W. McGREGOR, Agent.
once: Banking House Of M'GgEsoR, LAwEs 3
BL4KTsoRR. June 20
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, : 300 600.
PLIsY FRRHaAs,A ctuary. MoRRIs FRAsKLIS, Prest,
ALEX. ". McGREGoR, Agent,
Feb 81 Davenport, Iowa.
ia n0n ACRES ofchoice land for sale on liber raj
III UUO terms in lotsto suitin Scott, Clinton and
Ceda counties; applyto
MoGRREGoR. LAWEs& BARRYMORE.
G1TY PROPERTY o Ne number ofhouse
lots and vacant lots pleasantly sitaatedi in diferen
parts ofthe city, TO suitpurcbasers RS, FOL sale on favors
bleterms. Apply to
M'GRkGoR, LAWEs q BLAKEMoRE,
IMPROVED FOR SALE.-A number ofim
l. proved farms for sale on very fayorableterms.
Apply to. lJune 9, 1883.
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THERMOMETERS

VARIOUS sizes suitable fof Stores, Hotels, Dwell
Y lings, DC, from rs cents TO $3.50 each, slso
TIN ma teal Instruments.
Paber's Drawing Pencils, ~ailnumbers,
Gum Rubber, Gum Efasefs,
Drawing paper, small 10 extra large sheets,
Pins for hrtists, Engineers, DC.
Horn Centres for &c, &C., at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 50 Brady st., iear the Post oniec.
Il mn On - ELI AnAAS A. Il
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mt. We quote exchange as before:

LAND WARRAsTs.-We continue last
weeks quotations; but there is nothing do
ing either in buying or selling.
1905 and sos ,95
1905 go
40's none in market.
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II CLINTON coUHTv, IOWA.
No.92-W. fractional ! OF The n. w. See. q. +.
Elm: X. r., a e1-I0O scfss, near Thernss lalh
Very low, IL spplieA for eoon. ~
In JASP1R COUNTY
No.41-N Z Of see - 90 4 - w 100 seees.
IN kkOKuk COUNTY.
No. 42-S L and N w &ofsec 7 T n Rl3 W n
acres. -----
No. SIS W land n W I of zee 7 n R u WISE
acres. -.
IN NAHAsKA COUNTY.
No As W ffac. ! of seed 7 10 = 10 w Ia aeraa.
No. SIS w I Of sec IS II X Is W leo seseo, -
No. CIV ! Of N 81 and s ! ofN W ! OF ~ Il +
II X II 100 aeRes, timber.
In BENTON COUNTY.
No. TN E / of sec Is T az Il 3 w 100 scres.
IN COUNTY.
No. +s-W OF w ! ofsec 20 7 70 X ] W . acres
7 miles nom nuseauns, s from junction. Apply g
In GKUHDY COUNTY.
No. as ! of sec 3 T 81 X 10 w leo ssrm.
No. sos 4 ofsee 3 T 80 z 10 w loo 49,.
No. 5l-W I ofk Il Of sec lot 81 n n ~ $500
IN HARDIN COUNTY,
No. 52-E ! ofk b ! Of sec 8 I 81 K 20 w 20 1890
No. SIS w of W Of sec L. 81 = N =
acFes.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 549S ! Of n Ef of sec ! % r. w O. aare..-
No. SIS ofN 4 OF sec 20 r q X w ~ 49,.
No. and Lot, Store and stock Of seeIs.
in Upton.
WILLIANALLRN.
Gsneal Land Assss.
Feb 6-dtf omcs Post 00ce Building.
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Wau.Bun.
OR the EARLY Day in the North West, by MR.. John
~ III. kenzts, Price 1925.
Sectional Maps OF Iowa.
DARhERS New SLAP in Cases. Price $3.50
III Mounted and vanished for offices, &c, 400
at 1.-The Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 80 Brady st., near the Post Once
ELI q co.
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Fort Des MOines Land Aecncy
LAND 80

THE underisaed have for sale Land warrspts q
i different sizes, which they will SELLER cash OF 8
time 70 suit purchasens.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection A
location Of lands In Fort Dcs Moines, Fort Dodge.
charitan and other Western Land Disticts. AlsS =
oftaxes and land business gensnily.
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store to Rent,

n Brady St, near the Post Office, one Of the best To-
~ cations in the city for a retail aud wholesale Dry
Goods, Hardware or Fancy Store, Also
Rooms to Rent
On Brady ST., near the 4. y. suitable for Offices or Cen
tlemen'- Lodging rooms,
NIB. A person living In tho premises who viii take
care Of the rooms if desirable. Apply 70
ELI ADAMS
No. SO Brady ST., near The Post Office.
u mo. 7 diff
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NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
vi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acceptances discsu uted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN 81 POWERS,
onice over Wiley's Store, South side Of Second street
.,d E
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MARK EFT.

CHICAGO MARKET.
CHIoAao, July IL, 1855.
Eour-Fine, f3,UGG3 ,50-S. D. No. 1. si.ouapL25; : +.
No. 2, S3,T5& 400; Extra $500 $50;
RAtat-Wiutcr Si,0tal ,l0-spfng sllG
CorR-4DG43c y 90 lbs;
0ats-2s4Soe = BUSH
Rgs-7H4s5
Bayisy-90 Z. bushel;
Perk-Mess, $l7, oo9 ls,0Gs
Besf-Msss, Sl2,e0 Extra, slaOO
Lsrd-luLc for No. 4;
7aiIop--Y cents in large lots
waite BeaRS-sl,I5 lB2 90 q bushsl
Bsttsr--fresh, l22l3;
Pssat0ss-90A95f bushsf
Saif-Rins q. 81 Q2OO.
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New YORK Market-July IA,
FLouR-l0c lower; 81 ,2oa8 ,S5 for common To good
super state; % ,4UA6 Is for extra; 81, 4DdD6 80 for
common 10 good mixed Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Ohio. Canadian heavy at 50 ,5ORS.
GRAIH.-Whsst duh aad ad3c lower S ,569l rs
for White Canadian, ~ seq 10 for do club; 81 ,35a
/ 40 for Chicago spring and Racine; SI,45 for Milwau-
zee club. Rye steady; prime held ate5&s6c. Corn
shade easier at 56fc for disiilling; mixed western SIS
Q6Oe; 6Oa6c for sound yellow. Oats steady.
PRovisloHs-Pork dull and drooping; sales 300
bbis Ut Sa0 .o2a20,75 for mess; al7,52 Tor prime
Beef steady. Lard firm At l2t2Il2se.
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Graham's Magazine

NOR JULY just received, being the commence,
II ment Of new volume, price IS cents each mum
Der; subseripl ions received at ~ 80 per year. al
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No SO Brady Street, near the Post Office.
O mo 10 ELI ADAMS d 90,
Green Curtain Paper.
WILDE, and salined ON both sides, also,
w WALL PAPERS various qualities,
BUHLERS,
Fire Board Patterns, &c, just received al
1t The 'Iowa Book Rooms
No. SO Brady St.. near the Post office.
GmoUtT ELI ADAMS ~ co.
GUN kUClLAGE.
l. OR Bankers, Lawyers, Counting Houses, &c, In
Il large aud small bottles, with and witnou, screw
caps anu brushes--al
The Iowa Book Rooms,
NOS brady ST., near the Post Office,
9th mo Oth ELI ADAMS ~ CO.
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June "a 1855,

MI. Brakey is known TO some of our citi'
zens, and there is not the least doubt about
the entire correctness OF his narrative
According 10 this, Kansas would seem to be
d mere appanage Of the State Of Nilsson
ri, but we suppose the rufians must not be
hlndered in any such proceeding, for to op.
pose them might endanger the duration Of
the Union,
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per acre
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80
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price So
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proved,
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MI. John G. Dsvis has this day kssn sdnt-
VN1 tee . Partner In cur asm. The buaesU "
De continued ~ heretofore, and antsr ~ o0o
name and style. COOK Il
Dav eHpO1. A pPtl1at IaSA.
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS front on the second floor OF the new
> rick building on Brady street near the Post Office,
suitable for law, INSURANCE, DC, offices: also, IA large one
second floor, back NJ same building, suitable TOR an arch
itect, printer, binJsrg. commercial college, &c. Posses
sion in a few days, Apply 10 ELI ADAMS.
julyp No. Sc Brady st.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-04

Last week We had the pleasure OF visiting
two Of the most hourishing towns on the
Mississippi river. We refer to Davenport
and Rock Island. Both these places show
the unparalleled growth peculiar to West
ern towns. The business. men Of both
places are pleasant men to deal with, and
maintain a fine reputation at home and
abroad for their energy, enterprise, etc. A
railroad is in operation between Davenport
and Muscatine. Atr p on the ears on this
road was highly appreciated. The iron
rail- although laid but few miles, uufolds
TO the seeing mind the future history and
condition Of the State In Il few years,
shorter probably than the most sanguine
imagine, the iron horse will bound through
The length and breadth Of our State, afford
ing SPEEDY and safe conveyance TO the
traveller, and the means of transportation TO
ths Merchant and Farmer. There 10 an.
other road almost finished, from Davenport
10 Iowa City. This road will be completed
in few days, and is the first railroad finish
ed into the interior of the State. Many
others are projected, some OF which are
nearly done .-Anamosd Bulieltn