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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
LECTURES UPON
II Y g q Ell q Il q G. "
AND
SPxRTTI.IL2$.H,,

lR. LOOMS from the city OF Phiihdsi phia, will
IL lecture this ening al the Court House In Day.
export upon The sub ect OF spr,tGaiisin and dem
atrate that wonderful phenoin. non by Psychology
The DR.. will take persons rom the audience md
make medium. OF tnem and cause the raps 10 b.
heard, tables 10 move, 10 their deceased irend,
10 hear thsm speak, &c. Al mission rs cts
Neh 5lh
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Davenport, St. Paul and ST. Louis paeket.

THE tne steamer Fire canoe
q l. Capt. Force, Master, VIII naka
regular trips from ST. Louis Da ven.
port and 81. Paul, touching at all intimate point.
Passengers and shippers may rely on her re- naming
in the trade during The seasor For freight or pas
sage apply on beard orte
BURROWS & PRETTYHAN
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Iron Foundry L Machine Shop

,,,HE sub,eribers having purchased the foandf,
L and Machine shop on the eerner Of hoeA ishn"
aad secoAi streets, formerl. DAVIS, Bo.a .o',
will manufacture Fronts ior nuuuhss, .Ap =, M
sils Min Gearing ~ all Kinds OF pachIner. al th'
shortest notice. 4,,, ,,,.,
They viii sell so Cook Stoves oil tie best ana ihes'
approved patterns yer. low, ~ taae V ~
change. d. -
tat,, Oh Iss .lkxH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

PARDON OF CRiMISALs.-On the goth ult.
the Governor of Wisconsin sent to the Sen
ale list of forty-six persons pardoned out
OF the State Prison during the last year
Twenty four OF this number were psrdoned
on the day previous to the expiration OF
their sentences, upon petition and evidence
OF good behavior and reformation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

The amount Of taxes to be levied in the
city Of New York for the year 1856, is So
s37, 1877 and 43 cents. This enormous sum
is = great increase on the levy OF last year.
millions and half for that city
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07
A Good Dwelling Wanted

CANE containing from 10 10 rooms, ssnate' be
Jlw Gu I'd aud 9TH, Rock isahd AMI Ripley street
food tena III and good rent.
feb EiDN d. SIEN = III
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

UWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, AND HAL INST All
BROKER
Post Office Building Brady Street,
DAVENPORT. IpA l.

Col ecIons promptly attended - in all psrls % the
State Lands entered and warrant. located Ia all AHd
Districts Of the state Money invested and axes paid
toI non-residenis: Money leaned Ga un.neumborud
Real ks security; Farms House. and Lot. leased
Real Estate OF all Kinds boughtand sold pu commits
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Also. in Scott County.

hIsUs IN StV[t IUNNIYt
OLA Aeres--uuimproSed, ! 70. Il. !, =, See :;
Z1u 20 =, l. oil \ h. :, see. 10. 4 ~, IL. 1. r.
NE ) h And " sf = " See ~
- ., r.
Houses and Lots for Sale
- eseraI Hnu So. nd Lots In arious parts uf thc t,
- f1f sale, "a
Farm for Aent
Farm, good dw citing. aud hna la I'd and garden
- for rem Apply 10
mtA 5 fAEs STEWART.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-07

A correspondent 81 the Boston Journal
entirely discredits the story received that
The sugar crop in Cuba would be short
He says his Information from Cuba by the
very las, steamer declares that in the Vi
cini,y of Sagua la Grande The yield OF SUI
gar promises TO exceed any previous crop.
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'e' JACOB WEAVER, IT., & co
TO Rent

,I,HE sler. room nd cellar IN the stone outln.ns
i corner low,s fourth streets. Rent low, aPt"E
~, n,s'e So, + WEAVER. JR. ~ 10
fab - Corner Brady aud 4 hlro suees'
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TO tlIIIDEIks.

~ HEundersigued viii give 10 buiidersSeli recon
i mend, lhe erection ~ FIX neat fame jsSh,h'
ouses. Appl. soon TO TT ~ rs
hfrbS
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LADIES COLLEGE.

TN presenting This, our second circular the propri'
etor " hiie expressing his latitude Tor the very
liberal patronage pasI, wishes TO lntOrn his nid
patrons and the public generally, that The fourth
quarter OF the Ladies College will open on the .ui
OF February with greatly Increased facilities inr i'm
parting instruction all the solid as we'll as rnaleh-
al branches female education. IL has been our aim
rom The beginning 10 give more complete and thor
ouyhy practical course Of stnds thsn has YET been gs
en- sy any Institution al the West To accomplish this,
no espense has been spared In securing competent
nun6e OF well educated and Practical teachers -
Arrangement. have been made 10 secure The services
of three teachers la addition 1" those already
employed. and with this new accession OF literally
educated and practical teachers 10 our numbers Nc
have no hesitation la that the course of ln,truc-
ton which !. here given IL nn a ample scale and ek-
ery WAY calculate 10 meet the demands II The age
and spirit oftEe times The location OI tho College
IN point of beauty and healthlnsss IS unsurpassed,
being .iusied upon an elevation which oscroOks the
cities OF Davenport and Rock lsans, and commands
delzhtrul view of the Mississippi! river for miles
above and brlo.. Ladies' from distance can he ae-
cuinm0aaleG IN the College Buildings stts rooms nd
board, and mn onnibHs will run regularly between
Davenport aEd the College for The convenience Of das
scholars There will be cation till amer The
Dir afi4 off N a
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Board Of Instruction.

Board Of Instruction.
Mr. r. u. CoDDlNG, Principal
Natural Sciences.
Mrs. NJ. A. COuDlNG, Principal.
Painting and Drawing.
Rev. /. p. DUDLEY, A. h.
Mental nd Moral Philosophy and Ancient Languages.
Miss ADELiNk HAYES, Preeeptress
Modern Langu ag ss and Social Guitare.
Miss AMELIA K. oERE.
Instrumental Ause--PigBo and Guitar.
Miss MARY J WELLEs.
English Branches and Higher Mathematics.
Mrs. SARAH A. DUDLEY.
Plano and Ornamental Needle Work.
Tuition in the Primary Course, SC, opef u.
Higher English Branthe. 800 "
- Languages, 1000
Music on Piano, Melodeon and Guitar, 1909 1"
Z SO OF instruments, $40 -
Landscape Painting la OIL 1900 -
MonochTomaiie, Crsyon and Pencil Draw
ing, each, 600 -
Embroidery and Ornamental Needle W K 600 a.
Diplomas will be given 10 those ~hn complete Il
thorough course Ia either OF the dc partments.
hoasl " u furnished rooms, including lights and
fuel 40 year, and al the rate Of $50 for icss
time.
All payments to be made quarterly In advance.
4 Ii. C0DDiNG,
ny Eah m Pre-
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'RHHIOlvED .

WAVING purchased The iia~Aeys store .na
II 'af Me.sr. RIordan 4 shead the nnuers,sh'"
nave emoyed 10 the corner of Brad! ana ihIe ".s
@ ga ,ha, vii ~, nieased to meet former patron
,.old friends aud new with superior ssapls ~"
4, som paraijveh low prices wholesale ahu ls'sH 49,
Feb 2s-du J. "Ea'sN' -
NyoTlCE-The Wagons OF the "Hawke,s stol.
~ for delivering City orders VIII leave une '' w.
mice daily, viz: al II O'Clock A. NJ ana = ~ W.
M further notice. .,s,,ty,,,pp - A. no
Nn n \
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splendid Farm for Sale.

DnI Acres $50 improved, eooa ltAn'e H""tt'"s
SN Iund log house, 30 acres oitimeef, bhiah'e SUI
,r-lor ririe This iarn i! ,utlrs from the al!
On n ynod road aud Rearn dns grove OF uthhet'-
Price reasonable ana terms accommodating
1tfeb- hhps = " go
ou Acres land for iu, brtt 10, = W Sc.
- - .aK r. near ne N. 4 NJ. X. X. ana near
y alcolt Price only $3.50 Ter h'fe' ,,,,c
T.b
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I I.and OMcs Rcmoycdm

,,pSs STEM ART have removed their once !"
II ri,{rs,. nru i.l,,,s Brady street over thr
fosl 'hst'' INV 'Ff Jan -
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l. A M o FIJI G E |!

D. ". STEWART.
EaDS 4 STEWART,
AND AGENTS, Real tsiais Btohsfs, anu ' ~,
| 80 pnl,ln. " IA B,l, aud sell all kinds 81 ,itl
r,cper,y: i,nproy I'd or uuimproysd Farms pay laN.
s ~, nan residents. bay and sell Land Warfah'=iSt
ioe,,. ~ me il as, tat district III the state VAL COZ
loci claims aud promptly r.n; IL short wotfshsa''
a general Agency business
j W STEWART,
Attorney and Councillor al law
INSURANCE AGENT,
,l-spEFIrEI ..I.o Claire .''nnw Block, GA Bra.
Jy Street, over the Posi- Ot,t.
W lnn o., DsN cnport, Iowa.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Undsr this head limited nnmbe NJ ,pasial notices
VIII he Inserted at 10 cents per line each Insertion,
ar SO cts. per week
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@tp. l. Ntskot,i.S has rernoN Oh his Land offic'
to plNtnpor's NV Block ON Main Street.
Mich D-iw
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No, ls9.-A Double Rrck HOUSE On s.,r
adjoining No. ly-, with ten rooms. Wal 80
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No. 400. A House BHd ioton .t..,..
street, between Second aud Erort - ,.s y. a
%. EaildiDg aud fence all q good ayis, - j
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No. laJ A beautiful rssltiagsa a.,
Of Fourth street, IVES, ofkock Island "5 N9rla
The honse well flushed, win roo,,. iNat d
Well, eis'ern, Wood hous, wilf, wa, goa ID
berry every convenience To mskea NM ,s, d Sf
doncr IN good Hrighb0rhuod. '''iasstS
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- low Davenport, opposite tarr"ws .oopsf shsp'
AMI, Ia NM. MChhNIIt,
I.h4dIWt az COOK j bliiJL's.
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No. is.--A Double Frame House On III, ,,.
fiith aat Scott streets -thiny lee, .aa.r, ~, u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01
The Great Roorhaek.

The Boston Atlas, in an article touching
the numerous alse and inconsistent SLAM
ders which the pro-slavery press is so spite
fully bu, innocuously heaping upon Col.
Fremon,,-the Maraposa grant, Catholi-
cism, British gold, ETC., very aptly re-
marks
"But all these Roorbacks sink into in
significance in comparison with the great
general Rcerback which the party is trying
to impose upon the country. Those pen
stoned presses who have sold themselves
TO slavery, do not dare to avow the bargain,
bu, when charged with it, hitch. and halt,
and stammer. and preyaricste. The South
ern journals unhesitatingly avow that they
support the Democratic party because that
parry supports slavery, and they certainly,
as they are the most interested, ought to
understand their own motives. Gov. Wise
tells the country that the election OF Mr..
Buchansn would quadruple the value of ne
groes. But the journals of the party at
the North have nothing OF this candor.-
They never from the beginning dared to
le ! the truth about the Kansas bill. 1t is
true, they have given to the bill a logged
and pertinacious support, but reasons for it
or against il they have never given, except
when they attempted the little dodge of
persusding their readers that Kansas must.
after all, be free State. Then these same
papers have suppressed the facts respecting
affairs in the Territory; and they are now
hard ct work trying 10 prove that the pass
age of Toombs' bill will secure freedom in
Kansas, when there is not man in his sen-
ses, who has read the bill, and knows the
condition OF affairs in the territory, who
does not believe (as lis authors believe) that
The effect of il must be precisely the con-
trary.
The position of the Republican party
will answer for itself. Ii makes no con-
ceaiment OF its principles; il attempts no
game; itseeks success By no manGurre.-
Does it desire the good of the whole coun-
try! Yes. Does it mean to maintain the
Uuion and the Constitution Yes. Does
il wish to interfere with slavery in those
| States in which that Institution now exists
| No. Does it intend to prevent the extern
| sion OF slaveryi Yes. Does it mean &c
| labor for the redress Of injuries inflicted by
a cruel and heartless Executive upon the
emigrants Of Kansas! Yes
These are questions TO which The cour'
uy has right TO demand answers. Yer
/ will put the last two TO Democratic news
| papers in vain. And therefore We say, thai
the most portentous humbug of all, beating
in meanness the Catholis Roerback, in fal.
sity the Ma:iposa Roorback, in ridiculous.
| ness The British Gold Roorback, is the stud.
| led ,x-sv in which these journals attem of q
shuttle on Of sight the most important is
sues. And this brings US to recognition
Of the truth, that the best course is to let
the little falsehoods 90, and To force our an
tagonists 10 do battle Tor their big ones"
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Pisrcs's Judiciary.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin, which Wal
recently constrained BY the force of truth
and patriotism 10 leave the bogus democrs'
cy and come out for freedom and FREMONT
makes the GLOWING truthful remarks in re-
la,ion to the judicial appointments Of Pres
ident Pierce. IL is known that one OF the
charges on which Charles the FIRST Of Eng
land lost his life, was the appointment Of
bad men as judges. In regard TO what
pierce's Judges have done in Kansas, the
Wisconsin, says:--
His judges have already adjudicated that
a tapern in which free State men are en-,
tertained is aaisaaee, and that free State
presses are nuisances, and that even a
bridge over which free State men travel is
a Nuisance, and that all these nuisauces
may be abated on the presentment OF a
packed Grand Jury, pithout trial, and by
an armed posse comitatus, consisting Of en-
listed pro-slayery bands, and we know that
treason to the United States is adjudged by
the same courts to consist, not merely in
levying war against the United States, or
giving aid and comfort to their enemies Gas
defined in the United States Constitution,)
but in assembling peacefully as eitiseas, TO Pc.
;ifioR Congress for redrss Of Srieraaces.
Let any student turn over the history OF
England and France Tor a Thousand years,
| and he will not find judges more infa-
| nous; and yet in view of these facts, the
| Pierce Buchanan party are urging the peo'
| pie of The free States TO confide literally the
| whole future OF Kansas to the Douglas
Toombs bill, which through the fx com
missioners appointed by the President an,
Senate, leaves Kansas at the mercy Of sucl
man az Franklin Pierce. The Tories o
England never desired TO confer more pow
er on their King over the people of Eng
land than the Pieree-Buchanan party ar,
| now laboring TO confer on Franklin Pierce
the FIRST President, too, who has bred
| sivil war in our country"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01
The Convention.

The Governor is to make known on the
first Of October, the result Of the election
in regard to calling Convention, and if
that be in the affirmative there will be an
election Of delegates, the same in number
and qualifications as State Senators, sho
will meet next January to do their work OF
revision, and submit it at some future day
to the adoption or rejection Of the people.
IL is difiicult to tell what course the pro-sla-
very party Intends pursuing in regard to the
Convention, as it seems 10 prefer under
ground operations on this as on other sub
iects, but The Republicans will rste with al
most entire unsnimity in favor OF the Con-
vention.
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summary Of u. C.lissr,ia xsv,-rAs viei.

Summary Of tie California Nsws --TAs vigi.
lance csanittss still in he Ascendant
We have before us the details Of the
news from California by the steamer ILL
nois, but can only make room for the fol.
lowing summary:
At the latest date from San Francisco,
lJuly s. the Vigilance Committee contin-
ued It's organization, and WAS progressing
in the work Of Kidding the city OF the hordes
Of rogues with which 1t has been infested
for number of years past. On the Gath
uit., the excitement in regard TO the move.
ments of the Committee, which had been
iulied almost into acqaiescence, was rcyiv-
ed by one of their number being stabbed in
the street by David s. Terry, one Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of California,
while said member Of the Committee was
attempting to arrest notorious character.
Judge Terry was Immediately arrested and
taken to Fort Vigilance, as the rooms OF
The Committee are called. where At last ac-
counts he was undergoing trial. The
last mentioned incident was the signal for
an attack upon the armory Of the Marion
Rifles, which was the rendezvous Of the law
aud order party. The place was surround
ed by over one thousand of the Committee
men in arms, with three or four pieces OF
ordnance planted in front Of it, Before
this formidable array il soon capitulated,
and all the arms it contained were seized,
together with about one hundred prisoners
Of war. The latter, however, were soon
released from custody. The Committee
had also seized quantity of Government
arms, which had been sent to San Francis
co for the law and order party on board a
schooner.
The Governor remained at Sacramento,
and it was stated that he would make no
more attempts to destroy the functions OF
the Vigilance Committee. the general
commanding the State forces had retired
and rendered his report to the Executive, OF
an ineffective campaign. No political ex-
| citement existed in the State beyond de-
sire to know who were the nominees for
the Presidency. The courts continued to
hold their regular session in San Francisco.
and the law was said to be more respected
than ever before. The national anniver-
sary was celebrated with besoming display
and enthusiasm throughout the State
The accounts from the mining regions con-
tinue to be favorable, and the crops gene
rally were reported good, although in some
sections the grasshoppers had been very
destructive. The Illinois brought 81, 649,-
500 in gold.
The AHA Cslsfornis says of the Vigil
lance Committee.
The Committee are now as firmly estab-
lished and as perfectly, and we believe
strongly, as the American Army was while
it held possession of the City of Mexico
Their military discipline is surprising; and
as they are oil brave men, with firearms OF
the best kind, it will never be possible for
the State authorities to forcibly compel
them to disband. But they will disband as
quietly and cheerfully as they took mp arms,
when they have cut off grimes grim head,
which has made this metropolis the exhibi-
ton house of his terror and ghastliness.
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GovEE5oR REEpER.-The Committee on
Elections Of the Uni. ed States House OF
Representatives have reported in favor Of
Governor Reeder's claim to a seat in Con-
gress, as delegate from Kansas. They
decline TO send the case back to the people
Of Kansas for a new election, on &C
count of the certainty Of arepetition Of the
diEgraeeiul scenes which have attended
previous elections there; and until the
passage Of an act by Congress by which an
election can be legally held there, they re-
eognize Gov. Reeder as the delegate elect
ed by the majority Of the citizens Of Kan
sas.
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DIR. sANroRps INvIaoRAroR

LNRon one to fourbottles of DR.. Sanford's Inyigo-
IL rataf cures Liver Com iaint of long stan dag.
From two TO six tsaspo6 Duls cures bilious at
lacks, iftsken night and morning continually.
From one 10 two doses relieves an attack OF sick
heada che.
From TO three teasp oonsfuls cures a stom-
aeh. Gao. 90. q. .-.'. .-.s..--.. ..-r. ..,,
From one to two bottles cures the most obstina te
chro nie diarrh0a. EasE
From sneto three dosos per day cures con drm ed
dyspepsia. s.r. l
From one to three doses cures diarrh9a or sum :
mer co IN pl amt.
From one to four teaspoonsfuls cures cholera NOR
bus; one spoonful every halfhour.
Prom one TO two bottles cures laundice.
From ons TO two bottles cures the ost obstinate
female distractions.
From one to tso doses cures an attack caused BY
worms
From to four doses Gu reseolic.
Ono bottle will remove all yellow ness from the
skin.
F.om one to six doses cures che era In fantum.
From four TO six doses, in as many hours, cures
cholera.
For sale by Druggists generally, and CHAs. I.
WEBB, Davenport; also by Sanford d Co., n. Y.
City. july 90 DIFF
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Col. Lane and his company OF emigrsnts

were encamped at Sidney, Fremont coun-
", near the Nebraska line, when Capt C.
Z. Lenhart, formerly Of this city, ssw him
ten or twelve days since. He was await
ing for the emigrants CD the road to come
no with his party before he entered the ter
ritory. Capt L., our informant, arrived
here overland this morning. He has been
in Kansas for year past, and has seen con.
siderable service. He is printer, gal
liant fellow, and graduated at this Office
Ioioa Repab. gath.
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RAILROAD FROM DUBUQUE TO BELLEVUE.
The Dubuque Express says that rail-
road company was organized at Bellevue
Saturday last, and that il is to receive 70
much Of The lands granted 10 the Dubuque
and Pacific Company as will be an appro-
pirate share to aid in constructing road
from Bellevue to Dubuque. Bellevue is 10
take $50 900 worth of stock in it's corporate
capacity, in addition to individual subscrip-
tions.
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The sui, of the Congregational chure

The suit of the Congregational Church
in keokuk, Iowa, brought to obtain posses
sion of large amount of real estate in that
vicinity, left By will for the use and benefit
Of the first Congregational Church which
might be organized there, has been decided
by the Supreme Court in favor of the
church
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RosBERY.-Mr. G. d. Crothswait was
robaed Of sls5 in gold at the Crummey
House, Iowa City, Wednesday night. He
offers $50 reward for the apprehension of
the thief, provided he has that much of his
tooty left He supposes he is man who
roomed with him, calling himself John
Swan, and hsiling from GaIesburg, Ill.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01

Willisms the slave who secreted himself
on board Of the bark GROWER at Mobile, and
escaped TO Boston, was four days fastened
down in the hold, aud when discovered, was
nearly dead for want Of air, food and water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01

ANOTHER CHAkGE.-J. T. Tallant, an
old and influential Democrat at Burlington,
long one Of the most efficient workers in
the Democratic party of that vicinity, has
abandoned the Buccaneers and come out
straight for Fremon, and Dayton Gate
City
Happy to hear it. As an old friend and
schooliellow we are pleased 10 meet Mr.
Tsllant on the same platform and to do bat
Tie with him in the cause Of freedom.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01

THIsTLEs.-The Maquoketa Sentinal ex-
horts the farmers Of Jackson county to
commence an unreienting warfare against
the Canada thistle, OF which noxous plant
the growth has already commenced in that
county.