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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
BAR nosrsEt8 SINKING or JHE eiilsibai aaa
.IobeiLA DK>FRA ANKLIN siIr'
---iag icn s1e s4Tsa hnR
PROBABLE Loss z OF: LIFE +! {!

r. We learn that the mali steamer Lady Franklin,
which left Dunlei.h on Tuesday night, struck a
snag, on Thursday morning about nine O'Clock,
| jus. belov Coon Slough, nsarI Tarner's Landing,
some 2So miles from this city, aud sunk immer
diately. She went down within Fifty feet Of The
spot where the Nominee was wrecked two years
ago. Her timbers must have been very ,otteu,
as She al!sd with water within two minutes after
she struck. She had over 800 passengers, most
Of whom were taken of By the Falls City and tie
others escaped on the barge. 'Seventy-fves or
eighty tons of freight and eleven head of cattle
sunk With tie boat, besides which. it is feared
that some FIVE or six passengers also perisbed.
1t is known that six or seven were rescued from
the steerage By cutting through the deck; and
| one man tells MS tina. after the hull was under,
a knocsing was heard upon the decs, and hole
being cut, man was discovered and released,
who i,ad only his, face above wafer close to the
deck! Auother. passenger assures us that q man
quilted the sink ns boat with r::ae in his hand,
and snpk within : few yards. to rise no more !!
The iffated steamer now lies on one AIDE, in
about fifteen fee; Of water. She is one OF the
Oldest boats on the river. and oughs long s.nco
10 have been Withdrawn bnt we understand the
COMPANY are baaldiag some new boats, whica will
soon TtIke the place Of these mud tabs on the
Mississippi. ~ 80 { g 80; -, "a Is s
l-o ELrCTIoN REIusNs.---MINNKsoVA-- - We learn
that 10 Winona County the Republican ticket Is
elected throughout Wabastaw is Democratic
by lSy majority. ri .saoiiag ineG91ib ri din,
Gouihue County has gone Democratic, electips
ALI, OF nearly all the County officers ''soasis
I'heyo.e ii a part Of Nicollet County was as
| follows: FE ...,k
A.a St. Peter Precinct. t3'14auh n. J.,
Humphrey, Rep, So Husy, Dem, SO
S. .tohnsou, Dem, for Representative, mai.
lad aa' lie ssueur County, Precinct. 'i'o'.
Humphrey, Reps so Huey, Dem, b9@7' 16
| |Ef1 'ls-t' Representatives. '"' ','', ''ot@
Kenwcrthy, Rep, 25 Brown, Dem, "" g
Bangs Rep, s9as2 25 Baasson, DEM, = - g
o9iIoif }h1 Cherry Creek Precinct. lo'o-' 7n'
Humphrey, Rep, 4S Huey, Dem.,i 2nI1
~ sil ao A-pn Representatives. .'i''' 5-9h"
Kenworthy, Rep, % Brown, DEM, rs l(
Bangs, Rep, 3 Baasson, DEM, r, l.
+ ga Blue Earth County, Eureka Precinct.
Humphrey. Rep, "a Huey, Dem, Hy.'-5" ~ J
The St;ilwator Messenger says that the entir,
Democratic Precinct ticket in that place, is elect
ed by about 100 maj, At Marine Mills there is I
maj Of AZ for the whole Republican ticket. nam.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

A Coop BKoINRMc.---Th academic depart.
ment Of the st. Paul College opened. yesterday
With eighteen scholars, which is but an evidence
81 What its future win be. - '''l''" '.D'0'.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

aEy- We are authorized to announce that the
celebrated Druid Family Of Ox-Horn players to-
gether with the musical prodigy "LittleF Jamie''.
will give Concert in this city soon-- ----probably
on Wednesday evening. .FaGl Tno aid'l" lsn9qIGh
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
LIKELy.--.Great complain. is made by the pas

LIKELy.-Great complaint is made by the pas
sepgers Of the Lady Franklin, against the Cap
tain, for his ungent.emanly treatment Of them
This is not the first time that Captain Lodwick
has been censured and not without cause, and
we hopo hereafter that he will seek other busi-
ness for which he is better adapted than steam
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

The Henderson Democrat, which reached MS
yesterday, states that Blue Earth and LIE Suer
counties have gone Democratic. 1t gives the
following vote NJ that place: a.'a io .p.,
For COUNCILLOR,
VIM. Huey, (dem.} 225
p. z. Humphrey, (rep) 1l p" .tH5ot 2
i4} fcK REPRESENTATIVES, aai $3.50
Joseph K. Brown. (dem.) III ac 225
Francis Baasen, (dem.) ..a,f .a 1881 2225
Silas kenwofrhy, (rsp.) t........) l
f. X. Bangs, (rep.) .l |
Tho figures may be correct, but it looks a lit
tie Jishy. We infer, although the Democrat does
not say it, thai al! the Democratic officers Of the
County have been elected. The old IS hoss y has
been 'rornd. ..........
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

q BsDsrEAps..--We saw . fonr-horsee team pass
oar olles yesterday, loaded xithla fneIot Of ma
Iple bedsteads manqfastured il This Territory, for
Msssu. King 4 Riehsons asassssd II .sesasH
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

d eH Read he interesting sztieis about Kan
sas sEsirs and Gov. Gsisyf IN anofhsr eolann.s''
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

CAMBRlpek.-M Mr.. Clark direct from Cambridge,
informs US that deer abound in that neighbor-
hood in great plenty. Not long since one was
discovered on the shores Of Lake Hattie, and by
dint Of considerable exertion, it was driven into
the water, and finally shot. Three or four others
subsequently, made the settlers a, visit and then
decamped. Cambridge is becoming noted for the
game which envifops il, as we'll as the Wild plums
and cranberriss that grow in its immediate vicin-
ity. Speaking of this town, We should not fail
to remark that several frame houses will be erect.
ed there this fall, the lumber for the same being
already on the way, and that early in the spring
q saw mill will be built. ca---sH3i'RrE ;cG oga
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

EbeJoB Pi1sIfse.c We have now some additional
facilities fof Printing and are enabled to- gil
orders promptly. .sDsk+s2 az
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

/" Sex DArs,y &c.---A drogers in attempting to
drive his cattle across Che Mississippi on Sunday
lost $500 ont Of his coat pocket. in addition to
the loss OF one OF bis animals. His own life was
.s. - III h9gh1so hVf 7eIl - eA sfsRfasG
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

"a. Mr.. Fonseca, firm of Fonseca- & Crawford,
who returned ON the Northern Belle, reports that
she, brought 500 passengers from Dunleith, and
chat the icvess at that place and Dubnque are
continually, crowded with people anxions to !ex-
plore the g internal economy" Of our wonderful
Territory. WellLles 'em come. .sn'aa7s sa' 10
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

+" TaF PILLS CirY.--- Passengers. from the Lady
franklin who came up in. the Falls, City, are mos
profuse in their praise of Capt. Wright and hi,
csewi as well as the neat and tasty condition o.
the boat. Such oommendation is justly deserved
and We hope the Falls City will be duly patron
ICED by a discerning public. eoor en- .1oqsA
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

= Tuosx BulLDlses.57A few days since We ailud-
ed to the unsafe condition of the raundatiops to
the buildings on the bluff. We are informed that
in one case, the contractor did no. do his work
thoroughly, laying the wall on black soil, when
it should have been on the sandstone, As soon
as the fact was discovered new wall was laid,
and the foundation is now as permanent as any
other building. Master workmsn inform " that,
when properly laid, the foundations to builaisgs
on the bluff are just safe as those laid on level
soil. Nevertheless, We cannot refnin from oex-
pressing our fears thst, unless great caution is
used, the buildings will come down. svos. $50
REwARD OF EsIr.ATbe people OF Henpepin
County have rewarded c. G. Ames, Esq, editor
Of the Rspubhean, with the Office of Register Of
Deeds. We presume Mr. Ames will embrace The
opportunity to salt down listlo Of this worlrs
goods. in case he should live as long as other
people, as editors gsnsraily die early and in .
state Of dsstitatiOn. Here's our eJ- -assixs ses
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

"a MANM0TH SQUAsU.--Mr. Samuel Hoard, OF
Chicago, has raised q squash in his garden this
season, which weighs one hundred and eighty six
pounds II is probably the largest squash ever
grown in this country -l'iAsburg Ch1onicle. non
IF the editor don't keep better posted than that;
We shall conclude there is moro of a s<sqlash''
not far from Pittsburg. Why. man, have you
ever heard of Minnesota? A man raised COM
mon squash here last year which weighed two
hundred and twenty pounds, and hedidn't half
y!IoM 2ai;oqls .YfiI0iaai q ss1ol HaaiIdaqoH sdi
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

CT Beef Slough seems to be the head of nav,
igatien Just now Yesterday morning there were
nine in that interesting locality. ewa4fl.fu no9d
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

dGN Gov, Grimes, Of Iowa, has written a1ety
tor to the President, asking for aid to the citi-
zens Of Iowa who are settled n Kasas., Wasted
;nki y'Gao9 noihsd tagofa II yinuoo aIc4
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

GT AT the Regatta on Milwaukee Bay last
Thursday, the JOHN G. Fremont, built by N.
BROOKS of Milwaukee, distanced all competi-
tors, and took the prize. All right.goib4oosA
DfeYr The number of votes to be cast in the
coming Presidential election will be about 33,5OO
0OO- nearly half million more than ever be-
fore.eya iR1aomal nioseaaiE elI--.zaloIJ2
a IL .qK 10 nos . STEAMER OCEAN WAVE, oo1;
mid saiIe. .as ~ Wednesday, Oct; Is, lS56.}
u FRIEND Nswsox; Dear Sir,-1:A vote was taken
on the Ocean Wave for the three candidates for
the Presidency, with the following result:
10 GFfemontGl e3i ,siioa 1ogT'I.-.GzI s1iT
mns Buchanan, OF bod agod o1ad ,s15od .Is7rdot
ed FILLMORE y9di ,seaog oal' qeol q 6o 20e 10
e After thevoteO Of the gentlemen had been taken
the suggestion wasdmade see how the ladies'
would vote if allowed, and the result was as
follows
Buchanan, g
Fillmore, 4fisiS
>. So You see that Fremont and Freedom stands
soodyet. iaroo ooRsspectfully,. l,,.asy . .glano9
amodr ~ - giGnos ba8lsa w. y. bDpD. II
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

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co. ,i.,4oAae9 ,4silsn .no,s.hnaa .aoedseoTD
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

for Kansas, Was it in accordance with the
doctrine OF saust,sr sovereignty to alter the
.laws vrevicssly enacted hv the same Demo
cratic Senate, on lid the Democrats in the
Senate, fear the vote OF foreigners against
slavery. Slavery Is the paramount question
Of Southern Democrats, and their retinue.
As long as we favor their policy, our votes
are acceptable. But Ii we vote for our
own interest, the interest OF free labor,
the southern sentlemen will immediately
change their policy towards Foreigners
The Republican majority in the House hiss
during the present session shown no hosti-
lily towards foreigners, but the Democratic
Senate deprived Foreigners Q. privilege
formerly granted.
These are the principal ftasoas o. tue
Germans, to vote for the Republican ticket
We are neither decoyed BY "hsttery nor
| deceived hy the abused name OF Democracy,
now assumed by the supporters OF yranni-
| cal slave holding aristocFoay. We love the
country OF our choice as we'll ss natives DO,
| and are determined "a aid hY The compsrs.
/ lively small weight Of our vote the efforts
| OF the very numerous American patriots,
who endesvcred to check the sway of the
slave holding power now ruling the Gener-
al Government for the sectional interest 81
slavery institutions, which il suffered %
spread over more territory will finally over
threw the foundation of free govern
| ment
ii. r.. CLaUssEs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
A xi.-ssatensrt Corrected

Our attention was directed TO state.
men, in the last number Of the Weekly
Hnion.-a Fillmore campaign sheet Of
small cahbre issued in this citys--in rels.
ion 10 the nomination Of The Republican
ticket, which was 30 manifestly q, variance
With truth md honesty, that we had inten.
ded noticing il, bot amid accumulated bust.
ness il escspsd our mind, until the follow
jpe eonfutation contained in an article in
ths Musca.ine J0srasl reminded Us Of our
delinquency -
Aupropos TO the above, we notice that
the Weekly Uaion, q small Fillmore sheet
lately famed into hfe a. Dsvenpori) 10
speaking Of the election In this State, says:
80, e.s arc ths Black R-publIcsns sdopssa Il;
row they beooxns Us, ard nos we them"
Our intslligen, readers win At once per.
eeivs that the native who presidee over the
destinies or this mushroom sfsir,either vii
fnllv mjsre presents the facts In the case, or
Il spioyinp that "blissful ignorance" OF
which our neighbors Of the Enquirer des-
rant. The State Republican Convention
me, at lows City on The 22c OF February
last and nominated the ticket which wa
elected IN August the same time psss.
inc resolutions as thoroughly Republican
as those adopted o. the Phi ladslphis Ma
t,onsl Convention in June. On the 9Th Of
March following, the Native Americans al
so met ct Iowa City and adopted" the
same ticket aHow plain tale will put
them down :"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

San ACCIDENT. We regret TO state that
gll Yesterday afternoon, DR.. ]. w. Finley,
met with an accident that came near ter
nina ing HE life. While riding in compa.
Nv with another gentleman up Main street
his horse took fright and ran %, and on
reaching the corner Of eighth street. threw
tie occupants The buggy out upon pile
ofstope. The Doctor received two severe
wounds upon his forehead and back Of lie
head, and when taken up was senseiess.-
He soon recovered bic senses, however and
bis wOunds were dressed. Some fears are
entertained that the wounds have caused
internal eoncmsion. His companion wss
only slightly injured on the arm.--DstIgle
Req, son.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

Az opened and are nov selling Hptehdid STOCK "
Il a Hardware at {setr figures than any other
concern In the city OF Davenport. Oar stock complete
Rni we furnish all kinds OF Builders Materials, Ne
,hane Tools and Farmers Implements Of the eost man
Ntaeiuro, Gtva US a call yen cannot 81 away without
laying. No, alatn street, Davenport. ,,,,aon
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
NTAIrs, Cut and wre,t spike, hest brands,
~ LIyfNGsfoN n LOCKWOOD
CARPENTERS TOOLS of every description for sale
u low BY LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
NVAII Riyetog, iiorsoshocng, Beginners and Black.
IN seith's Hand Hammers and sledses ,.,,,,or
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
naWISa Machines. com. and cas steel AosOra and
DAuFef Rius best manufacture,
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
u ENcana Hand Is,shs,, oEo KIDD. nSst nsB5SS'
NJoRTIGE pirmer, corner and Parting thssels'
M Gaugrs aud Carpenters Slieke. -,,.,,,
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD.
IL LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
S,Row nsr Natiocks and pieksM
y LIVINGSTON y LOCKWOOD
1 Jack and Trsse. LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
uNoF Heavy aud L!ghi st,ap ricla. Ies ,s, and
listrap very cheap. LINtNGsroN ioChWoep.
SHEEr 2INt, soldering copper.
pmTISH EnameIed kettles. the vny thing for ma
=. tnialast LIVINGSTON i LOCKWOOD,
DRAss Kettles aneassortmont TO be foundai
ID LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
w We'll Buckets At LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
MouLpEKs, Eiddlss, selves, Sc; s.,.,a,n
vi Ne. Main 81. LIVINGSTON \ LOCKWOOD,
ENLEs John Botaerys test sgliele in market large
L st5sk a LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOOD.
~ RISD STONE Rollers, Gate Hinges, Com. and Pas.
Irent. Noe Main st. Livingston & LOCKWOOD.
DRusHEs, Paint, yarnish, sash White Wash: Horse,
BShavngaai Hair AZ LiyINGsroSk LOCKWOOD.
A MES oaeoiony and ether celebrated manufactures
LIVINGSTON Il LOCKWOOD
| MANURE aud Hay Forks, Hoes and c. s, Grain
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
! WINDOW Glass, Putty Sc.
/ w LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD.
| WHIPS, Carriage and Team, nnek Lashes,
! w LIVINGSTON 4 LoCkW oups
| Ii AZARDfS celebrated Sporting Powder.
| LIMO Main ST., LIVINGSTON B LOCKWOOD,
| SHoT Pouches sad Belts, Powder Flask, Cur
| SNipers, WreaehSs, Com and c. S. Tubes, Fley'
chemical prepared Gun wads, Eleys Water Proof CAPS
| G D. Caps Call aud buy cheap at No Main St, pay
/ export. LIVINGSTON N LOCKWOOD.
aug is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
IOWA FEMALg sIMIEARY.

IHls Dcw Boarding School for Young Ladies' and
u missesiocated infown City, will open on ines
day' sept, 29th. An accom- lishsd corps of teach
efa spacious and elegantly furnished ScHuol and ne
CITATION rooms and facilities for the study of MnsIr
Fine fts and Of the solids, must aorc Advantage,
Superior 10 any institution West Of the MissssT nj
end equal 10 any Seminary In the coHntry. The PIN
epsl or one Of the teachers will meet the ladies al
Davenport who wish " attend the school on anniI.
cation. For circulars or board address
Aug Ia dw 3m J. p WOOD Apebt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
EVANS. CHEW & co
HuY Y0UR STONES

Is sac GPEA} WESIEkN ClAcAAEAJI STOVE
STORE, Sec "a street, doors east 81 Harrison,
Wh5lesa.r "a Retaii davenport. Iowa,
EtFsE subsc rlUfF f4ss opsnef new ttoEe hl0Ts on
4 second ztfs d, dooF .asi 81 Harrison where he
Intends keep - E-n1 orr o. We gesl tssoFtm sGls
ware. Tan Sheet Iron ard copper Ware 10 This rtls
ali o. gbleb will aa cold a. low as Al aHJ 5thcr
NJ Davenport. Among IFS assortment Of Nlu.e.
tnay be f0und be celebrated ChBHs Cox Stove,
Which cannot boz Ezcslad for baking, boiling fass'.
Jog and beating, AlsT the Charter Oak Coos stove
but Its name a5t1 other patterns DwurE wmEsh ere
the Forest Bel Elsyetsd uvaas @l-raHsH tsfsp h.
siGyes and Coz ,tgyes T. -TI5ls caureays zyt,yf
houses, ssoS6s sBops, aGcas, Sc, tn-athsr vita a
fell aEs3FiE1en - wood Stoves ar beat n.y. &c. am
q zhicb vii /" sctI a. low f's' nacl tagaa IN
this city,
Particular si.aGu2a Paid % aaoaas and Joyalaq
n general. lfsapecLfuly avg THE pu6hs 20 give me
cali, trusting inst by working nothing buJ tas best
Of lin and slGeA 10 meT aud receive share Of laair
patronage. sept2 g az. u. H. HORN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
Private School for Girls and Bows,
Davennnrf Inus

kEy. GEO. q. sTRRET. Principal.
'AWIS School will open for The regular IsIl tsrtn
4. n. - "'' s''eS
ocaooroom u the basement Of the Presbyterian
chorch, corner OF Harrison and Third Streets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

RAILROAD AcctDrsT.-We learn from
the Clepeiaadsr Of the 29th ul,. that on
"Wednesday night. the 9th, abou, eleven
o'clock, the locomotive Of the down freight
train Of the Cleveland and Columbus Rail
road, when upon the bridge orsr Big Oar
by Run" South OF Columbus, ran over q
COW The Locomotive, tender. and fire. car
passed on safely, but six cara were thfown
off the bridge, descent Of seventy ieet.--
Mr.. GuildhalL o brakesman, who had been
upon line road bu, FIVE days, was instantly
Al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

HOUSE, FURNISHING GooDs. - Aessfs'
Smilh & Remington are now opening 10
Desssi nt's block, on Second. east Of Perry
street, an extensive assortment Of House
Furnishing Goods embracing every article
usually reepiredin housekeeping. Every
lady who calls viii be sure 70 hld sems-
lbiny there ths, is just What che nssds In
her domestic srspgsmsnu-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

A NUMBER Of ds.lrsble lots for residences On
II Brady, Aain aud Harrison streets 10 iasse IT,
tbs term OF syssr.. Apply TO '''
w, n, +, GuRLEY.
Once on hstE between Front and Second as.
aug 10 du
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.Ittelstt0n RMhiieI

DH good Flour Bran Screening and Feed Of ali kind.
60 70 the Railroad Grocery 9Th and BRADY sis
where Yen win also ind all kinds Of Groceries aud Pro
visions, together With neat wagon to deliver them
free Of ehs1ge, Can and nee for yourselves
Msg4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
Hot! Hotter,. Hottestl,,


THE undersigned have on hand iew more 6ftbeIs
Patent Refrigerators, which We will sell al a re
dueed price 80 as 70 put them within tn re- Oh
Cali soon. HULL, ALLkk q CO.,
Jny II dH Front ST., Davenport,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
DISSOLUTION

'FHE wsll-kEosu firm Of Iwisbeu l. GIteu ID
this day diss Olyed By mutual consent. = j. huEi.
ness viii be continued BY Smart a. Gilel. r4l
demands against the old firm Will be settle d.,
new firm. continuance Of former exteuslg. .
ousRe ~ solicited. y. l.. TWICHEL.
sept 2 div p I.GILlETI
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NEW PLATFORM
Bound to supercsds sil Others

EVAuU 20 bupHrctut III UtE6T1
y comparison ID which the incfnpsu or any other
lPlsnorIn 10 nothing which will intsrfsrs with
DO mans politics II e posed Of sundry hard pianss
and tmteTs, upon which the most fractions horse
stand most patiently matter whether he be woolly
horse, bobby horse a mule II constructed by
Ack at the Railroad Grocery, only for his but
for REORGANIZATION Of his friends and cue
toners who Can drive up and without alightns or
der thstE STocar9F, pay for same aud ind them home
ShsD they get there The public generally Invited
g. r~ not only the piatiorIn Int his good.
and prices ~. particulars enquire OF eng ono for eve.
~ body knows he Ealroad GTocry IL the eheapsst and
met accommodating 10 the city. Corner 9Th Brady
RAg u WN McCAMMOg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04

alI mort TespEol l9lly invite tee attention
iZsca ofth!s ctiF S0c Surrounding country 70 an
animation Of oar tEOsk. Ours We believe in the an
~ sota q .hs sind in the stats, orc or more win b.
tppne 10 the FEEtpEl cities O. he East and are mo
aouEced oy E2pssk9epeEs an t.IBdispeussble an
|sIdsgs-" y = Q mEci VIII TIC patronage e res
.1aEEg eIfes. tom th!s generous pu Bile ne sbs n
tsep stock VI. esuHo:Ae Deal in Sew Yorg oraby
gthef Eastern ely. either 'oT FartIy On cuaitg 81
g10as. wa pm. % ca.1.5g1s Of olr FOODS Bbinb
". clgtEyELs IN Us So shy W. viii and 1890
ars, On. s.g4 s4s SIG TIA KETTLE, Jgir, 80.
tsE. g. EsEgg 90 az sESgE. =.
Gac. ". ErG.E, '''' wv
VIZ z. gE1 EsTcg.
L.gs1Egyr EgEgf Atk fsSE gvt-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
TREAT ATTRACTION
The
Great Western Clothing Store.

or
L. As - Ev e a - tel an
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
HATIS6 '5st retained from tho east with three
il times as large stock Of Clothing and
GentA' EuFniEbiHg GO0ds as was ever OF.
fsrHd iu his Market and - IS per cont less price,
sel C1BH1su, tnati suit the pubic in price and
quality Having had two years sxpsrience IN thls
city. aud kaawiHs we'll the wants OF the people, !!
have se}scgd tnfa stoeE OF soods from The best east
sra manufacturers and OF The beat quallties Among
which mas be found two thousand USGf~COats
SroEn 10 rs dollars; four thoutand psIrs Pants In
5riee from rs cents TO -; one thoatani Vests
nom 70 G. pJs 70 10 doiaTts Dress G0aGs from Q
II IS dollars; rock 20 - d0ilIrs; SACK 10 Is
dollars; ShiFta from o. els 70 - 0Di Hats,
caps Gcntas EHrniss;nE Go DDS In price
aud uaiit, 70 sG4t purchasers Al goods bought Of
M. sfs warranted A NJ. sUiele.
hereby return M sincere thaakE for the patron.
sg@ heretofore 80 literally Bestowed en- ne and hope
siltl - msT,f aas receive TIE Same. no 6 LsClafrs
block l.. LDEgEEgJEIN.
=. So CasHlrg lleTshsnts viii do -e,i 10 call aua
see ny si5eE tgtGrc purchasing elsewhere, They
VIII End tow bg4rag sud Taasouu bic terms
aug 3 dwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04
Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.

WE ar7 low Offering a. oar new store No "a Bra.
w ay g., next door 10 the Post once, a spIsudId
gasnFtLeBt Gf
GLoT lGLNG.
tgaastin2 VI al qualities, mad up 10 waFkms n.
Ike manner, and The lltesl style OK
DRY GOODS,
Sing IN part o. French and English Meriu0sE.
..An and figured Alpaca, black, plain and nolOF.d
Lr.aiues, all wool Cashmeres, Ginghams, ~CaIico,
" ute Goods Embfotdefss, shawls CIoRks Do
fstte Goods Ia all heir branches.
Hats and Caps al wholesale AID retail. gpa
sreaE many other sTll,les too numerous TO men.
-ion. Al Of which We will sell as low Or theycap be-
bought anywhere west 0t New York.
country herehau's are particularly Invited 10 er
anime our stock beioro making tneiF pa Ychass
Wsshali GtHlllimes b6 happy 10 show our goods
a"uht nos out we are enabled TO suit the closest az
NJ - as the most fastdiUus buyer
5uE gH 'gl dwtf STRAUSS q OEEREDuRRFRg