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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-11
gairty-YOurth Congress Second Session

WAsHIs6ToS, Dec. 9.--SEEATE.--NT
Collamer commenced speaking in oPposi'
ton TO the position in the Presidents Mes
sage.
HaugE.-Mr. Smith, OF Tenn, replied Ia
the speech Of Mr. Campbell aud Sherman
saving that he saw in the remarks OF the
latter an efforts - unite the elements OF
opposition IA tae Democracy ia the next
Presidential rltclIon, bat he believed II
would fail II proceeded to show that the
repeal Of the Missouri restrictions was not
condemned in the late canyoss, as had been
asserted.
Mr.. Coliumer c-tuciscd at length the
charges III the Presidents Message against
the Republican party, and emPhatleaity
cond emned them rs having no foundation
in fact. Much Of his speech was devoted
to an examination Of the slavery question
to SHOW the right OF Congress TO legislate
on the subject Tor her territories. Adjourn
cd
After Mr Smith concluded speaking, the
vote 10 allow MIR. Whitfield to be sworn in
was re considered, aud on admission ne
had maiartty of four in his favor, and he
was permitted To take the oath of Office.
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Lat o. st N Q w 8.
ARRIVAL OF THE
ATLANTIC.

/ New YoRk, Dec. 9Th. The steamship
| Atlantic arrived at her wharf at about IL M
She brings Liverpool dates OF 26th ult.
| The steamer Asia had arrived at Liver.
pool Z. NJ. on the 23d ult.
| Her advices had no perceptible effect up,
on the Liverpool market which eontinu ed
| down to the saling of the Atlantic, ex-
tremely quiet.
Mr.. james Wilson had addressed TO Cyrus
w, Field, OF New York, an official notice
that the British Government engages to fur.
| nIsl ships to take additional soundngs for
the Atlantic Telegraph and to verify those
already made, furnish ships to assist IN lay
inc the cable, and undertakes 10 guarantee
four ner cent. on the capital OF t350 900
eausi 10 cl4,O00 sterling, until the eomps-
N.Y. earnings reach 8 per cent, after which
HE gaarsnlee viii b. tl0,000 per annum
for twenty five years or such larger sums
81 government messages may amount 10 ii
CHARGED ~ the ordinary rates Of taritf, and
the United Statea Government made sim
liar arrangement The messages OF the
Gnvernmrnr5 90 b. tent in order Of priority
of receipt.
The Kilkenny Moderator, under the head
ing OF a Military siy stefy," announces that
ORDER have been iseued 20 the toiohels OF
mliluIy fegimanta ia Ireland 10 complete
the Juot1 Of their respective orps. The
Moderator remarks that the objects OF this
filling up the regiments iss at present
known only 10 the Government.
Affairs IN Spain were quiet and unchan-
ged, aud the news from other parts OF the
continent WAS wholly devoid Of interest.
BY accounts OF the l4tb from Constants.
nople il appears that 500 wooden houses
had been destroyed by fire at Pera. An
other extensive frr had broken out al Adri-
anople
catastrophe at Rhodes. oecasioned by
lightning having struck the immense store
Of runpowder, destrooed the whole Turkish
qusrters completely and many lives were
lost.
The journal lie Constanttaopte states that
Russian company in the Black Sea has
purchased forty steam vessels
The news IL confirmed that the enikale
q fIar has been fully explained between the
English and Russian representatives. at
Constantinople, and that no English ships
we're ordered to the Black Sea in eonse-
quence OF it according to the intelligence
from Gala Il on the Ath.
The European commission on the Dan
abe was officially constituted on that day
under the provisional presidency Of 81 But
Ter, the Prussian Commissioner.
Last accounts from Spain state that Nal
aga was perfectly quit, but that vigorous
measures of punishment had been resorted
to, Notwithstanding the previous account
that the affair had no political object, but
wus merely got up Tor smuggling purposes
The Gazette admits that il took place at
moment at which the insurgents cried
"Viye la Republiqae."
The Espana says that the number OF SOL
ders wounded was ., and that the insur-
gents had from 10 to 30 wounded and 3
killed
Accounts from Athens to the l4th an
nounee tina, the elections have turned III
favor OF the ministry, and that the allied
troops would leave Greece soon after the
return Of King Ohio.
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B.ApY SrREEr.--We are gra'iiied TO per
.s,s ,hs. public-spirited citizen il enga
sedin obtaining the consent Of the property
soIders on Brady street, for the mseadam
;,ing Of that street from the river to th'
100 of,h bluff. He has been very success
mi in obtaining this consent thus lar ana We
trust he will be eatirely successful. bEa01
street Is first in real business importance
and every property holder on il shonid Tee
5s.ply interested in having il put IN hrs
,,e order II other streets running iron
,bs river are improved, and Brady street Il
sltin i,s present condition, business on tins
street mus, eventually be seriously injured
and The prices Of property and rents de-
crease. Property holders owe 1t 10 them
selves to protect themselves by maeadam
Inn BRADY street, aud We hope that II 'hes
ia this their example viii be speedily loi
lowed By thoae interested .in other Pnoi''
A. eti,es
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4arD MARI.
+. CLOSE &CD,S. COLUMN

tGfEa,. now pfcDared 10 onef dsaisrg asa coh
w sumers alsrge stock Of Heavy ana smell h@f1
ware apoa terms prices .Aieit cannot faii tos.
We propose In this column ~ kesp our customer
posted up in hariw ware matters aud Invite Gale from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
+ Tor cash we propose 10 sell AZ small al saiea
20ou kcgs Nails. Can soon for bafsAins ~ Nails,
r. CLOSE q 90.
EnRA kin, saEsgtac aaly gen, nae KIND Tor saie
Il c.icsp ~ TsiIOsE co.
IAoN ofaI sle. for saielowa ..,..a..
law ,l7rsdar, auley ADD Gross Ca., sAfeantei
y at =. CLOSE " eos.
/. RON Ax!e.. iAimbie ~ sins and spf,ass,a al.
I j .aie At T.. CLOSE & CO.'S,
rAsLN aud Pocket Cutlery large s.oek fos sale
low at r. CLOSE cos.
puMrs' Force Lining an" chap Gslp' 10 c s1s at
L. 4. cIo~E y co.'s.
EAur.pe ofail 30. IRON y az, :oi ssls at
IA ross Fence Wire forsais cneagst co,e.
Nv L. \ fJpSfs IN w 81 j
III {. CLOSE n cos,
As eine ana Pistols, best quality icf , .a,s Low
y 4. CLOSE cos.
MOVES Portable Grist Mills.
4
/ EATnER Betting all sizssst a,.
DAcKiSG, Hemp aud Rubber for sale :, COG
DLA1 KSMlTH'S Tools, Bellows, Anviis, ifssn-
ID met., for raie low al A. CLOSE q cos.
IN r. CLOSE d cos.
ENGISE, Car aud signal Oil for sale BY the barrel
II or gallon at r. CLOSE i co.'s.
CAN Mandrel. of all sizes from inch 10 In. for
> sale a! II. CLOSE y CO.'S.
FARMERS within Tho beet assortment Of mes and
other make Of Sho fel-, spades, scoops, noes
FORKS, DC, at u. CLOSE " COS.
,HsAiNs, Log, OK, hndog I.,e e Hsi' s.,, ana
EoRN shelters and Hay Cutters forsale low al
" T. CLOSE d co.'s.
IN doL. Grain Rakes for sale al
IOU r. CLOSE co.'s.
tll do. seythe Snatns, best pattern,at
INDD =. CLOSE q co.'s.
fiNNNER's stoek-Iin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
L and Zinc, for sale at T. CLOSE 81 cos. #
SADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
~ prices, at T. CLOSE Il cos.
t4THlIE Lead In oil, +. Close and 20. Brand,
w justreeeiyed, warranted the best IN market
r. CLOSE s. COS.
I lSSEED oil By the barrel or gallon nj
IL =. CLOSE Il cos.
SANh Glass ana Patty ALLOW price. al
~ L. CLOSE s. CO.'S.
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Two wagon loads OF pork and poultry
rom the interior arri we'd in our city yesler'
DAY amid the rain and slush, and the own,
erssppeared reioiced to dispose Of then
oads little under the usual exhorbit0ni
rates, in order to leave so cherries pros.
Peet ID our city presented.
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ATTENTION GIRLs,-Read the advertise
meet in to-das's paper. A young good
locking, "well-to-do", man, wants a wife
Ind is ready to "reeeive proposals." He lie
10 earnest.
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y.soyIr FEsrfyAL. -fhe Masonic FRA
itfnily Of this city will give Festival at
lie Claire Hall, December 3lst We thank
the Committee OF Arrangements for their
attention in cOmpiimenIing rs With tickets.
We certainly wish our true md welltned
.fe,bren, as one Of us may call them hap
,, time, and shall be there TO see that they
I've Ii
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SrslpEs, sUr soT STARS III the torn
and tailered remnants Of Democratic tiagf
hsaeng over Harrison aud Second streets
are al al illustrative of the party Itself, 1t Is
tsyond redemption gone TO pieces. These
aged .mslems should be taken down ant
converted into soup for the use Of .hsi new
,1up house
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THE RIVER was closed at Dubuque and
Burlington last Monday. rsther 10 the re-
oICine Of the people whom running ice had
almos, prevented from crossing the river
for same days.
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KANSAS REsoLurroxs.--The Resolutions
80 which we allude in our leader of to-day,
sad which We have published, passed the
House last Tuesday, as will be seen by re-
-fenee 10 our Legislative corr espondence.
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Lnp Up.-The Golden State, Excelsior
ks,a Cassel, Flora, Fanny Harris, Sau
Young and Resoiute. are lad up IN winteI
,aaflsrs al Dubuque.
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fHE WiLEIso yesterday was very Stop
W but there was Joiioaa-a most decided
uaproyement over a couple weeks back,
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: I.OCAL MATTERS

.,rsls EvEnNo.- We are Pleas'
Lf'i' ~. A announce to our readers
ed 70 +. Stone, OF Boston, VIII de-
lhs' - ~ ,,a lecture Of the Young Mems
I'e' ~" s.a,a,v course this evening at the
l"s'' .,iona Church. Mr.. Stone IS
eousss .cholsr. and sne Of the best Iee'"'
Pofis". an .nnesr before us this season
ief' u" .h;sc,--New England Homes --'7 q
~ . ,bsme in many heart among us
W. .;,v and every one OF them should
f0" .,,endance at Mr.. Stones lecture
w. hope he will be greeted WIN a M
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND WARRANT

SlNHE undersigned have for SAFE Land WaYrsniso
different sizes, which they i'll -riifor eash on
tine 10 suit purchasers.
They win pay particular attention 10 seIecion and
location ef lands ia Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge
thariian and other Western Land Districts. Also %
psymeh o. taIes and land basiness generally.
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p.u-The weather moderated consid-
...bly dsy before yesterday, and at night
IN commenced falling. A DRILLING rain
-, oe,,ly all yesterday beneath which the
.w nre,ty much disappeared from the
,,.s,. People were still crossing the river
N me ice, although there was water above
veil as deep water below. As cars cross
~ the bridge every hour, this exposure to
,.slm crossing on the ice is unnecessary
!. change in the weather to freeze up the
IA. and make the river ice safe, Is mneh
dssifrd.
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The ordinstion of Mr.

o,.,.rlos.-Ths ordinat'on OF mr.
..,o, q me mber of the Congregation
chareh in this city, to the work o. the
-, Ministry, will take place this alter
AM az o'clock, in tho Congregation
g.hn,,h The Introductory exercises VA
10 conducted by PaorEssoR RILEY. in'
nam will be preached by RRy. GEo' !
.-or, Pastor Of the Church. ordaln'ng
&C, bv PRorEssoR LAsE. Charge BY
H. r. ROBBINS of Muscatine, Righ'
'.nd Of fellowship by Rev. Jso. ) WHIT
nrrsrY Of Duranl.
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Farm OF $40 Acres Ter Sale

Farm OF $40 Acres Ter Sale.
TiNnIs farm b Alien Grove, 2Ub acres in high
state of cultivation, 40 srres of timber, good fence
haus. and stable, vita beautiful stream u running
watrf Ear lgTHa apply ~ nc. habN'
a. acre Let Ia West davenport, on Rose HILL
Beautiful site PRICE low and terms easy.
,sy.atI L. c. EADS.
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TAI.LMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.
nFfERfor.aie ;ts f,iiowin. vslus Real F.

ALTMAN " foW Ems,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.
nFFERfor.ais ste feiiowin. vslus Real -
City Property in Davenport.
/. House aud lot on Third Street near the
Rock leland.
.. Six lots III. south ives, corner Of Fourth and
D. SIX lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
Aithe above lots are well situated aud in pafts Of
he city rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County
;. OFFS. +. s. % 7. 20 y. Range west 60 acres.
NE. OTIS. i. 8. 3sT 70 n. Range west 40 acres
The above lands are III ON the line Of the Railroad
from D'vshpo" :, S, &C., csun,v
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety scres Of
timber land near Elvira P. o, miles frsm Ly.
ons, CLaton Co., near he Railroad; all choice land
The above property Will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott CsuAty.
| Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty hrst rate land, we'll Improved with
| good house,. VIII be sold ~ bargain.
Powsshisk County.
| rwohundred and nfty acres nne prairie land two
| ~ les north Of aontezu .lh- count! seat.
| Aeh ~ 'st-dlI
| Scott Co.
leG scroe daiap prov IS, ianatw miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Waieoi. u miles ffen
davenport, well vateTed.
| i68acses ave mi-s north ~estfJla hickory Grove
| very choice land
! Near Davenport.
! One aud oae-isli miSs from C0nrt House on Tie
| blun, with superb views Of river and surrounding
saRnlSy. small fsrm 81 - aero. nader thu highest
| state % cultivation and wci sappl4d Wilt frait
tree-. The be iitfni iapd III Ehr ,iuisly .h-
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm ofE6 acres, nuder cultivation, ~ Of tiia
Der. never failing stream iht0Gsii II. y 10
besoid ysrs cheap.
Near Walcott,
50 Acres 0f choice prairie = bargain.
At North Davenport,
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EKchA.nso

Onsuparis ofthe United Ste .es soug ht aud sold.
cook, SARLENT COON,
Bankers an and Agevts,
Fori Des A0inss, ioyS
Atlanta and Interior ta1ks.
NJ n shall continue to receive and pay the
w note. OF tho above Banks Gas have done
laeir ofganizatioDl alter the 18TH and tii
~ rther notice. jana COOK . SAH&EN1.
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COMMERCIAL.
UPfpcg % DAyasP0Rf ulzETTE,
Dec mber 10, 1896.


The weather has been favorable the past woeE fcr
packing operation STAGE ls}t report aboni 900
load OF Hogs have artged by way ofN. & A ~ r.
The arrivals by wagon have Improved sinee lagt
report ard psctnrs anticipate brisS Zine ior ee
balance Of tae seasps.
The qualits Of the fiogs received tbs ssason is
Inferior 10 Iast, thes baug smnti sod "o' SO az
good condition.
There has ocea no cAaage IA prize. since las. re-
port.
GeAls.-Hhett - coming III ia considerable guam
Titles. There Us no inmaad for home consumption
Baekwheat Flour Ia not ycfy plenty II is seh'hg
al % per 100 lbs.
Potatoes and Onions Notnng doing Prices hfm
as reported
Hotter is more plenty AID considerable has'''h
arriving. We aOte2 an order from Omaha tity ','
900 lbs. MS readily diod atHs cts.
4I.,. LTD g..fl44 .taf ii
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ron SALE.
WOODEN PUMPS!

4 I'M subscriber is now fesdy TO furnish WOODEN
J is. Iii'S To aGdor. ui any length or capacity -
TAssa Pumps ade that wsitr VIII not ir'Ie D.
chem Warranted 20 work well for one year AInt
duct log lGEu.shtd Ia ORDER.
T.rs utF be- lett at the ulhce If D. u. sEprrN5 III
% w the subscriber i,is lacr ni bushes. nssi =
ShIFry : Maohinu SA"i ). "a. sbbl'hi'
Dayrugort M lgdwtl
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SsgEa.AE FAC is'OtsY
D. O1TO NIsSEN,

UeeIdlt Y hp4esAIe anu AtIhII,
Er3Eu street, between trout aud Second, DAY n
port, Iowa.
IT VIII be my endsaNor to supply nay customers
4 WIN the best qu'.iil! al low pncea, haN" E"l
very strong
Double Reetihe Vinegar,
0hi,h particularly well qualified Tor preserves
N. q. Eor empty vinegar and whiskey harr.ls }
gay the higL est prices. olio NisShN'
/. a. NIyXs
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Il erring's Patent safes
ME ~, ., tls papers are called the best in the
w world, j. fa9 ofihe same Kind for sale low by
r. CLOSE & co.
1ddu East side Brady below Second 81.
~ 10 wants good copying Press for Five Dollars;
w CLOSE GO, sells every thing low. hly ~
tVATER Filters and Coolers, very desirable article
w nj imsy l9 q 20.
iLyER Plated Tea Sets, Patterns, just received
- al (may I9) TC8C co.
IORN Planters, Corn Shelters, Corn Hoes, Corn Pop
I J pors and Corn Grinders: all at Co
r{NEN Tons Pump Chain al lower prisO than be
1 found west of New York.
the lot viii be sold low. eato.
OK chains, OK Tok-s, OK bows OK Bow pins and all
~ but On goads. my l9l TIC & co.
yfTosLENii0LAs Pocket Cutlery and Pruning Sets,
w at CLOSE CO.
STEAM Gauges Cocks and Whistles, and all othes kinds
- of Bras - itres for Engines. at CLOSE Il co.
(tUN SMITHS Stocks and Dies for sale at
7 i may 10 CLOSE 1 co.
. PEAR and JACKs0N's sAWs-the only srencHin
y the west. CLOSE CO.
IRON is lower
may II at CLOSE co.
" may 10 CLOSE co.
7 AfII Irvine and Sash cord, just received by
IL may 10 CLOSE CO.
I.NLEGANT Window Trimmings. such Gilt Cor.
IL nices. Curtain Bands, Cords and Tassels.
WfutIuN Shades &c. &c. inst received. 4 CLOSE 60
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III . w ID rug store

III q w IL rl = - tore.
ysTE would Fesps sr5ll'S inform the citizens OF
w Davenport ana Il,suliy that we have just
openeI at Ih. n. a. Gffsr Harrison and sec nd
zts The most COM };ig stuck III DRUGS ever be-
fore offered Ia the grri west, sd we trust that By
strict attention e. buiHess lAa desire to please.
10 merit sharz ti t.ht.is ...tr1Hage.
Our sEasS -u.. Jst- 90 IaIi vi Drugs, Chem.
cu:4. g .EssEs, ey "a %tHiIS, perfumery
asf& sgssey ArtEsics. All the popular Pat
,,,f .Hl5s e. at the d45 ruustantly on hand Ply
y. ia- itt SRI 9tions A.. Faiiy Medicines careful
"a suflgt.iua dl.i. HaYllg IA the East,
NO are NarrIuteI uG,sf ss.ef stock at prices as
low "a ans house ia tue CIV t.lyslcians and coun-
t-s merchants are particularly invited to examine
.gf = eek.
Dr.. y Il. 4AESEL5s, % rcsu,ar graduate OF the
J.. fr-tl l t.1lr-Fs 81 tvlctIs and Surgery land
trrnt fl+ re.Gal ,-.i3g 10 The Phladelphis Hos
pitai, can L- u4Ht. uru u1t professionally engag-
a. al our s.yr7, t,,-Irace, Harrison ST., between
81 and 81. X. ~ ).
0ct2 l-dtf-s3n
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The Cincinnati Gazette states that st
party OF workmen few days since, while
"'''hg an excavation at Taylorsvlle, Ken
'a'Sy' found bottle containing notes Oh
~e old United States RanL, amounting to
''''y thousand dollars, believed to be- genu
me-
The Cincinnati Enquirer states thai
''' is now at that place an amount o.
~anuiaetures, the value of which il mode,
,''siy estimated at $4,000 900, waiting L
ps shipped as soon as sufficient rise in thr
'u'0 fiVer shall take place. The rise ha,
zone. ...
In the Criminal Court of Charleston
'"'" Carolina, on Friday last, Il man wa,
%"'ehced to imprisonment for xix months
"' illegally whipping a slave.
a locomotive exploded last Thurs,
W" Mlrty miles from Jersey City, on the
a, AZ" 10TH and Erie Railroad, causing ter
we wreck The Eng iueer and brakeman
"'s Killed, and the fireman badly injured
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Ihctr Iahds ere selected many yc1TD Aeo, and
comprise some OF the best lands IN Scott County.
ard have never been before offered for sale.
Men ii 10 COOK & SARGEyT.
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NJ Jphu Z. Dssie has this day beer admit.
VI ted Partner In Arm. The basia@ss y IN
De continued a. heretofore and under he San,
name and styl COOK & SARGkAT
DaE en- pori,A prillst 1876.
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X Ms" communication will appear tc.
MORROW. Received too late for to-day.

IouSrERFEITERs.--T men last even.
as passed upon dealers in this city, be.
,Aeehsx and 8 O'Clock, one hundred five
collar counterfeit bank bills on the Mcr
camille Bank Of Hartford, Connecticut. The
Oes' Judges of paper money were deceived
We are Indebted to cur young friend
notorge Dubacb, in the Madison Insurance
nahk' ior the following description of the
Counterfeit:
centre vignette, locomotive with train al
'acAed right end---lemale with scroll ana
,1aPIeI, in leaning posture: Harrison on
VIC lower left hand corner, "b" in die; pa
ptr night; engraving rather coarse - Mad
Diiy Cour.
we were yesterday shown one of these
'''''' They are calculated to deceive those
"'0 DO not examine them closely. Look
10' for them.
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Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oiis, Dye stuifsr
Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
b. i Corner harrison and Second sts., Dayen-
port, Iowa.
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NOTICE

BV4 L&ADE,
| DIs J, & in Block ID, Of FsrnsmS sna
IL Third Streets. = =
Apt1d II COOK e. sAR0kkT
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Fresh Groceries.
M. Da1Nell, j1-., 81 CO.,
South East Corner I'd d Perry SITS.

M. DA1Nell, j1-., 81 CO.,
South East Corner I'd . Perry sts.
THANKFUL for past patronage we now offer 10
| The citizens of Davenport fresh suppl! Of
GROCERIES,.
>UGARs--N. o. Crushed, Clarified, GRADUATED,
MoLASsEs-s, II. New Orleans, Syrup.
'uPFEE-Rio, Lagurya, Java.
Roasted and Ground.
fEAS OF all grades and quality.
Spices, Pepper, Iapioca, Sage, Pearl barley,
Neal, English Pickles, sauces Fruits, Nuts, Gronnd
Rice, Preserves, Soap, Candles, Starch, Chocolate,
IiOIse Radish, Fas IA, White Beabs, Beef Tongues,
Dried Beef, c. Hams, &c.
All the above articles are offered low add wsF
ranted to give satisfaction.
Camden Flour.
Barrel, hall and quarter barrel, SACK,
Craeknel Biscuit
q. boxes ia store and for sale.
Wooden Ware
Buckets, Tubs, Well Buckets, Mops, Cropping
GoWl., Mlhcing Knives. "
Baskets.
our -toes is Isrge and wen assorted.
Fish.
MacEcrel, saAaon, White Fish, Herring, Cod
Fisa NJ. DALHkLi., JR., d co.
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ERESen cLoAS wADDISG :ydslOq,g, i, inch
Brady street, between 4th and sth.
~HlLDRRNiS WOODEN TALMAs & sAQURs,
u 4 superb arteIejnst received, Al joUls.
Grady street, between ilh ana o'h.
nRESs BUTTONS, an inmeuse assortment, the
oeiaa Brady street, between 4th and 5th,
Velvet Ribbon,
y rris,s at ~Ig JUoY's,
0|iI Brady st., bet 4th and 9Th.
GINS. GUNS!
xxyE have iust received from importers hands =
wv very hne assortment OF GINS, w nnh sntoe
sold yeryiow LlvlNGsToN& LoCkWooO.
irHoSE wanting a nice Lantern with their names
sf4% aw on NE sfFv WIN Sss LooKwoops
AZZARp,s Powder, Powder Piask., Shot Bags,
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
II T. 4 DQuARTERs for any thing in ihe hunting
> : "'' "'s LiiNVsi \ LocKwooD's.
Ok HHDs. Cuba Sugar,
AZ % hbls. Portland A. Sugar,
81 bills Crushed, Powdered aud Clarified sasG'
400 sacks Eio Coffee q
j hbls Fluid,
) ton Soda Ash,
u Rice,
81 half chests Y. H., Imperisl and BLACK Teas,
I" boxes Layer and Nj. IL. Rsisns,
y boxes Doalsy's Mustard,
20 Pepper sAuce,
q Cassia Pepper aud Pimeato, +.
| ~ s. Fancy Toilet Soap,
10 Tomato Ketchup,
10 4" Nesst Powder and Cakes,
~ p" Fssina and Talioea,
uards mon Seed, split Peas, Gloves Curr.si'
| hliye oil, Elbetts, Nslnuts,
| Brazil Nuts Maeearuni, Nermactlar
| tt9o Cocoa Nuts,
| bbls Pea Nuts,
leases Citron,
| do Nutinegs.
| 40 boxes Virginia and Mo. Tobacco,
fl 10 saoksG, aud Turks Island Salt,
nova '' burrows srRErrrMas 1 paLzELL.