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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
Lat est n : WIS.


| Washington, Is
| SENATE.--R Resolutions were adopted
authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to
! present medals to DR.. Kane, officers and
men OF the expedition.
Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee, endorsed the
Presidents structures on the motives of the
Republicans, and condemned Squatter SOW
ereighty. II was not for Congress, he said
to decide whether slavery shall or shall not
exist in the Territories. He would acqui-
esce In the decision OF the Supreme Court
and he thought if all would do the same it
would be the means Of quoting the slavery
agitation.
a memorial from e. X. Collins, T. Co !,
was presented. asking to be relieved from
their contract to carry the mail between
New York and Liverpool.
HOUSE 10000 copies Of the Presl-
dents message and accompanying docu-
ments were ordered to be prin,ed.
Speaking on the subject OF Central
America, MIR. Qui,man said be wac oppo-
sed, as an American 10 bo@,ug and yield.
ing to England or France. We want no
treaty with uny foreign nation relative to
our duty Oh this continent, aud should not
therefore call on any European powers to
come across the ocean to help regulate
Genital American affairaf He believed
thai Gen. Walker vas an iastrumentin the
hands II Providence to carry out American
civilization and that il was the duty OF our
government not 10 throw obstacles in the
way.
After the conclusion Of Mr. Quitnan's
speech. Mr.. Branch defended the South, ad-
voeating The principles Of the Nebraska
bill, and repudiatng squatter sovereignty
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Nav York Items.

NV YoRK, Dec. lSth.-The., counting
room of Barr, Bennett & Co.. Water street,
was robbed yesterday OF trunk containing
$50 600 in bills receivable.
John C. Stanford, assistant postmaster at
Florence, Oneida County, was arrested on
Saturday for mail robbery. The arrest was
made BY Mr.. Holbrook. OF the Post Once
Department.
A call has been issued in the city for
Nicaragua sympathy meeting, to be held a,
the Tabernacle on Saturday evening. The
na,nes OF Gov. Price, Of N. j., Ex-Governor
Smith, OF Va, Jones, Of Tenn, and Sen
ators Nash, Douglas, Mason, &c, are
among those announced as speakers.
Mitchell g. Co. . ndamantine candle man.
uiactory, on Fourth street, was burned
this morning. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
1t is stated that an expedition is fitting
out in this city for Nicaragua 800 men al
ready enlisted. They will land at Omoa,
Honduras, whence they will proceed to join
Walker.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
-, or IowA.--The Annual Con
UVs d., e.tant Episcopal Church

-, a. IowA.-The Annuai Ion
plss' .e,h. Protestant Episcopal Church
,sn,.I o u Of lows, having appoin'rd a
ID W. Of clergymen and iaymen to
' ''a'a,. . residence for the Bishop the
p.. mi,,ee, with mos, c0mmends0ls prompt.
sonD 49,. leased for term Of years one Of
n''' lam, .. house. just erected BY Gen
s.,' -. in .hi. city. on Brady street, next
, a's =. own beautiful residence. Bishop
!, :. ,lr..dy occupies his new home; ana
:, ,.,,u,e 10 say that few sites can Dc ioun0
' !. whole West more desirable Tor a
y ,,,,. than the one in question; being on
w. .ummj, Of the bluff. aud commana
w no.t ex,e nsiye and charming view o.
~. ,.,h.r Of waters and the surrounding
country. 8. l;s
..iasoce as being the most central and ae-
able osin, in the State, so far as his d.
=. ara concerned. and as promising to be
" :, soar. 10 come; and the Diocese con-
( the wisdom OF the selection. u
LA have been stated that no Diocese IN
a, Episcopal Church has ever made such
nam. and liberal provision tor the comfort
,,,s bishop, in its infant years, as the Dt-
:. - If Iowa. II includes among its !ai-
!, .ome Of our most prominent aud high
minded citizens, who seem ready to do all IN
,b,i, oox er TO promote the prosperity OF
Ia church Of their choice; and It's increas-
inc band ofelergy would do credi. 10 any
Diocese in the land.
The Diocese Of low already numbers
twenty clergymen and t~enty-slx parishes;
,beteas only two years since il had scarce
!, the esnonical number Of six ciergymen
and nice parishes. TO entitle it to the cleo
ton Of Bishop.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. lS,-The case oil
bred Scott wes resumed. Mr.. Johnson ar.
pued in support OF his reviews on the ques-
tion Of citizenship Of a negro.
Mr.. Blair said his colleague, Mr.. Curtiss
proposed to argue morally the constitution
aily OF the Missouri Compromise. Mr..
Blair then proceeded with an argument 10
support of the. jurisdiction OF the court and
the claim Of his client TO citizenship.
/, is said that G. w. Sanderson, OF the
Phiiadelphs Ne,cs, will reply 10 the attack
on his character in Kenneth Raynors
speech at Raleigh, promising some rich
political disclosures.
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Observation-Disclosures, fine and plump,
and nicely dressed, are selling in the Gin
ennati market at 10 cts. each. Here, lean
and scraany ones bring 25 cts. Poultry
eggs, butter, honey, all command exorbitsni
rates in our market, and dealers would DO
we'll to import them from the more thickly
settled States of the east. In time as the
hch and fertile prairies west of us become
more densely populated, ali of these little
hes hacks that enter into the culinary ar
ansemenis and are go easily and cheaply
Produced on the iarm, will be afforded at h
P'ce that will place them within the reach
Of the poorer classes.
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eoSelRr--The German Union Band in.
~Aa sN'ng Concert next Monday evening
:, ''s herman Theatre, en- which occasion
~e' will be assisted by some able musical
'"''eurs, The Concert will be we'll worth
''enu'ng. Good music may be expected
'"' occasion, and we hope tickets will
y purchased freely BY our citizens. There
wa pe good vocal as we'll as instrumental
music
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1ar0 marf.
i. CLOSE e. CO.'S. COLUMN

AVE are now pre- parei 70 Offer dsaiefs aad Com
w saners aiarge stock Of Heavy and sbsit Hard
ware upon m @ sn's tee nsa @
posted up IN hardware attefe AMI invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing
or cash propose 70 cell III a small adyaBee
sooe key, sa'.' dall soon FOR bargains in Nals
y CLOSE Il 90.
IKE ki.s ~. me on. ssaiss, 9 sind fof ra gale
RON ofail size. for .alslowat -
cav Circular, auiey and Cross Cut, warranted
y al r. CLOSE & co.'s.
aoN AXES, Ihimoe skoins and SPRING, 81;
~ sale AZ Z CLOSE 81 cos.
liable and Pocket Gallery large stock for sale
4 low al q. CLOSE d co.'s,
DUMPS, Force iihas aud ch.ia pataP. fot sale at
L n. tL0Hk CO.'S
IL Z. eb0ss y co.'s.
r sADripg otalI .ize. ffoan q az. or ssls a.
,nros5 Fence Ntfo forsaiS chsaraas. eo,s +.
- ' A'N'@ =, = >'ss
" CLOSE q cos.
Rhe sp Pistols, best qaaa,nye f@E , c,.s l."
SFoVhs sad inwarc which vi be sod estag a,
n r eLosg 4 eos.
I kaTakR asItio< all sizosa
pAcK NO, Hemp and Rubber f3r sale a.
l. z. CLOSE u co.'s.
RLAChsMlTh's Tools, Bellows, AnyLis: ham-
ID mers, for sale 10. at T. CLOSE & cos.
RoPE-MsDlllaa Hemp, all , s.ssst ca,s
EsGNE, Car and signal Oil for sale ~ the barrel
II gallon T. CLOSE = cos.
CAV iandfels Of all sizes from inch to IN for
- sale g. T. CLOSE 81 co.'s.
sNarmer. vii ind the bes. assortment Of Ames, and
1 other make nj Sho vets, spades, scoops, Hoes,
FORKS, BE-, al 4. CLOSE q cos
fiHAINs, Log, OK, aniiags irses Halter ,.t. ard
CORN Shelters and Hay Cutters !orsale low al
" 4. CLOSE IL cos.
IN doz. Grain Rakes for sale 81
10y r. CLOSE :. co.'s.
I'M do. Scythe Snatns, best pattern, al
lOO 4. CLOSE & co.'s.
tlNNNER'S Stock Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
L and Zine, for sale at I. CLOSE d cos.
SABDLkRY and Coach Trimmings at very low
y prices, at I. CLOSE & co.'s.
tNHiTE Lead in oil, Z. Close and Co. Brand,
W justreceiyed, warranted the best in market.
at L. CLOSE 81 CO.'S.
/ lssEED Oil by the barrel 0 gallon at
- 4. CLOSE q cos,
~ q .lLDSE & COis.
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, W. PAINTINGS AT AucTios.-Mr, II. w.
'''' VIII sell at Auction this evening a
nn' NV 'o' OF oil paintings, all in handsome
=" "ahles. These paintings can be exam
=, ~ ,0'aay' Those wanting fine paintings
~ Oa'gs'n' mad better attend the sale this
evening.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
Arrested for Entieins Negroes Away.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l8.-Oficer Bligh ar
rested, while at supper last evening on
board the Cincinnati mail beat Superior,
Elijah Anderson, negro blacksmith, hay.
ing shops at Cleveland and Madison, Ind,
who 10 charged with enticing negroes from
Canolton. KY. Anderson was going to
Cincinnati but was brought here and lodged
IN jail. To-day he was taken to Carrolton.
He is said 10 be brother Of the Rev. Mr.
Anderson arrested u few days ago.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

''eiDfsT'-The rains during the last
:, ".yiour hours has covered the ice OF
nv mississippi with water and 80 weaken.
10y 'u' substantial natural bridge that yes
a. afternoon wagon load of coal broke
Ough andwent to the bottom; the driver
h. much difficulty succeeded in raising
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The Seminole Troubles.

baltimore, Dec. 1S.-Savannah Papers
state that Gen Harvey has suspended hos.
lilities against the Seminoles, in order to
communi cate the intentions OF Government
toward them, and il is believed at Tallahas-
see that the war will be concluded by me-
gotlation.
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hA"-The weather yesterday was very
"''a' "arm for the season or by contrast
n''n the weather Immediately preceding il
"''n commenced falling lightly evening be
'''' last and continued all yesterday with.
WI cessation. Afternoon very foggy, This
viii probably introduce winter in earnest.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

Ma. MARKS LECTURES. Rev Mr.
Marks will mex, Monday evening deliver
mother Of his interesting lectures, at the
Congregational Church. His subject will
be EGYPT, with sketches Of Alexandra,
Grand Cairo, Pyramids, &c. This is a
most interesting field Of investigation, and
it loses none OF its interest in the hands OF
Mr.. Marks, who has visited the Egyptian
land in person. His lectures are as enter
timing as they are instructive, and should
be attended by every class of citizens.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce
states on the authority of dealer in the
Washington Market, that in no previous
year has the potato rot been so destructive
as during the present season. All varieties
OF the vegetable are infected, from whatev,
er direction they come. Though they may
appear fair and perfect on their arrival, ev-
idence of disease is soon apparent.
Recently, gentleman of New Smyrna,
Florida. arrived at Charleston, s. c., with
10000 oranges, which he disposed of at $40
per thousand. These oranges was raised
by his own labor, unassisted by any one
and from an orchard of trees only four years
Old
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

1oRkEsPosDEScE.-We received yester-
aay morning three letters from our Iowa
''y Correspondent, two of which were due
several days before. We give them to day,
'od will publish the third Monday We
nope to receive them hereafter with some
Promptness.
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TO THE LADIES AND cIrIxxHs o.
DAVRNpORT

nRRMIr ma 10 cali your attention 70 my stock OF
fspisnaid Cold Hunting and open tseed w t0hss
AZ III Kinds; nne liver Levers ia Hunting ana sA
er cases; due SILVER Ware, silver Plated &sfe, 1ns
ton; ali 81 which n not sold BY the I'D Of Dseen
Der VIII be sold nom AID aser that date q auction,
to the ladies In the day time and a night 70 gentle
men, until the whole stock IL closed out.
TO any one IN my line Of businsss wisAisg 70 III
up their stock, viii make liberal discount "
will sell my entire stock At great bargain. AtN0.
10 Brady street, between Sd and Tront old POD or
Dee stand.
Gall and examine my stock bsfors psresasiag
elsewhere, or you will miss bargain.
decll. div Jxoo8 BROWN.
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Tho War at St. Louis ON the Rock Island
Bridge.

ST. LOUIE, Dec. IA meeting relative
to the obstruction OF the Mississippi, by the
Rock Island bridge, was held at the Mech
anics' Exchange yesterday. Committees
were appointed TO make survey OF the
bridge and institute legal proceedings for
it's removal, and collect funds to deiray ex.
pPnses.
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Fontenelle Bank Of Bellevue,
Bellevue, Nebraska.

JVHN WEN RL, FFesldent.
IhoS. Al. BENTON, jr., Vice Prest.
JOHN /. TOWN, Cashier.
iNIIE subscribers are The stockholders and owners
4 oil tho above Bank, aud arc by tho provisions OF
w charter individually responsible for all Its Issues
will redcem it, notes IN coin 1T the counter OF
iue Bank Ut BE levae, Nebraska, and al the Bank o.
kgn, Eigtn, Illinois, Office OF Greene II Neare,
Graar Rapids, Iowa, ana Greene, Weafe & Bentol,
I ouDciI Bluff, Iowa, in Exchange on New York al
q srFtht rates OF Ia currency.
NORRIS Z. TOWN,
JOHN l. TOWN,
r. GRAVES,
GREENRS wEARE,
GRkESE, WEARE & BENTON.
S.l WHY
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o! DEAREST MAY, Junior.
Lf.iie-, como and listen,
4 story we'll relate,
f. happened in Davenport.
Tie Queen oil the Hawkeye State.
IL down near tho river,
TN thl West side Of Main street.
Down between Front and Second,
We opened store so neat.
In that neat "a pretty store,
Arsgoais from every cline,
Silks gets, Ribbons too,
froiu - to dime
scrino-s at !. r oburg Cloths,
md Gai,ef. fill yard wide,
Together viii. Mantliss,
Are seen every side.
Elannels, Domeaties and Shawis,
lii abundance doth appear.
Have patience little hs
For the end is very near.J
Fsavats Ties, and Halfiia IS too,
Ehe gentlemen here IL fBi,
IS itli Collars, shiits atI4 Drawers,
Suited u every mint.
Hosiery, Gloves, and ItlJlss
The little Miss will End.
Together with other things
Of every price and kind.
The little ssucy urehin
That wanders about the street,
To tear down all our STAR Bills,
VIII likewise hnd something neat.
Then come We TO the store,
Haste, young and old, one and all,
70 whore the cheapest goods are.
The stors of DASHIELI SMALL.
u.veun.rt Decsmber Q, 1850 diff
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LsL1uREs IN Rock IsLASp.-our neigh
aors have their literary entertainments as
well a. we, and seem TO prize them highly
Mr.. Marks course OF lectures, ofwhich two
more are TO be delivered here-those upon
Egpt-sre in course Of delivery also in
Rock Islsnd. and are well received. In adj.
dton thereto, = number Of Protestant
ssnllemen-having listened TO hsttering ac-
counts oil the Roman Catholic countries IN
Estope, by Roman Catholic speaksrs-inti-
led Mr. Maths to give the results OF his OBJ
,,r,tlons. He consented 10 DO 90, and the
lseiure was delivered Thursday evening. -
Subjsr, -RohE II HOLY WEsK. The chief
Catholic city Of Europe and the world puts
On it, best and most brilliant looks In Holy
Week" and exhibits lis most imposing rsli-
gou' spectacles. The subject furnishes d
fne Geld for the descriptive powers Of the
lecturer.
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SELLING OFF
STRICKLAND, JUDD 6 DURHAM
w I'LL from this date offer their entire retail stock
DIN GOODS
At NEW YORK COST!
preparatory 10 DOING exclusive Johbing Business,
List Of few goods aud prices
Meet Coche1o d Moirinack pIiats 10 cts,
- Merilnaek Styles
Plain DeLaines 12i5
Is,d . 10 s 20eu
DtBaiges 10
Coburgs Tor Is cts, worth 3lL
English Merinos acts worth 60
French sUSts, n 90 & "a
Scotch Piaids SO 4 ACC worth 90 6ac;
Wool = IS n ooc 70 and sl,0o
PYphns IS and acc
Alpscas from i5c up
l'lAin all wool DeLsines for 3eets, worth So
Ftsd - /" aaand Acc s.
i.ulies Cloak Cloth extra qgalit, for s2C0
arge variety OF Shawls from 81 so 10
rSless than regular prices,
Fine Cloak yelyets from to $3.50.
Collars AT half price,
prtss Silks AT two thirds the regular prices,
Patterns OF French DeLaines at 20 q 45e
Brown and Bich' Musllns ct first cost
Outer goods too numerous to mention, at rates.
We have made arrange1ae TO do exclusively
wholesale business and shall for 80 days offer stock
- above.
STRICKLAND, JUDD & DuNHAM
Second ST., between Brady g. Perry
dscS Davenport, Iowa.
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LOCAL MATTERS
rrr poELAll

\. 4, the Carrier q Tho UHVsuPoFt
WI b p' Ssv Years Address, 70 be de-
gazette ~ ~ .s,,o,, s,lsast three dsys before the
aPy
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Pus AND FEsrlvAL.--The ladies' Of the
Second Bsp,is, Church and congregation,
vii hold a Fair and Festival at their new
church building, on the corner OF Fourth
md Perry streets, next Tuesday evening.
III. obisc, OF this Festival will be to fur
D,h their church. On this occasion the
ladies' are making an appeal TO the public.
which We trust will receive warm aud
hearty response. Let their church be crowd
3D. 1. they are making number of beautt.
ful little preparations for the happy oosa'
,iou in anticipation Of goodly gathering,
and il will not do TO disappoint them. We
would suggest too, ,hs, there will no doubt
b an elegant variety OF things for sale ut
the Fair admirably adapted for Christmas
presents to the children, or even to the
oder folks. Be prepared TO procure some
Of thsse. But 60 there, anyhow.
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= = =
AIKEN UP,

NY James Brown, OF Pleasant Valley Township,
one rod aud Will. spotted Hotter with erumpiy
horns; 90 ear markshor brands poreeiyabie; suppos
a 10 I D., $40 Year. old last spring. also, red
EIesr y aIh a small white spot on one side and q
swallow ,rk in each ear, supposed to be two year.
- l. Also. one red whIte spotted Cow, mark cd
IA AN unteTbIt on her right ear; SUI posed 10 be-
81 years old. JOSHUA u. fhiioN,
irIsva+ COUNTY Clerk.
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TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
StroetD.
fara III "a n RAnl ~.

TALLMAN q POW EKS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady Street., bstvssa Second and Third
nFFRRforssie tie following valaa Real Es-
City Property in Dsvsnpsrt.
|. House and lot on Third Street near the cornero
8. Six lots on the south ives, corner Of Fourth and
Farnam Stseets.
.. SIX lots al North nay-Epor,, between Perry and
Ailths above lots are well situated and in parts Of
the city most rapidly Improving and will be sold on
larning Lands in johnson County.
ST offs h. 8. - 7. 70 y. Ranges weA 80 acres.
Nom. 4. 8, nT. % n. Range west 80 acres.
The shove lands are ~ the liae Of the Railroad
from Davenport % Iowa City.
Cltntea County.
timber land near Elvira r. o, seven miles from Ly.
ons, Chaton Co., near he Railroad; all choice land,
The above property will 10 sold on liberal credit.
Ssott County.
Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. sixty acres rate land, we'll improved with
good houses. Will be sold st . bargain.
Powsshisk County.
Twohundred and any acres ane prairie land two
miles north Of Montesans the county seat.
aeh f-ss-d" 5000.
100 acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnleott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll wstersd.
I60acres ave miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Hear Davenport.
One and one-half milos nom Court House on the
blun, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. email farm Of IS nder The highssi
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful la0d 10 Inc vicinity ths
oily.
Seven nilss frsa Davenport,
Alarm ofs8 scres, " under cultivation, % oftim.
bsr. A never failing stream runs Through Is. Will
bssold very cheap.
Hear Waleott,
90 Acres Of choice prairie st bargain
At North davenport,
beautiful I'VE scre lot.
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BANKING.
aegggGoR, LAwEs i BLAxRMORI,
BANKERS.


HeggEG0R, LAwEs = BLAxRAORx,
BANKERS.
aaa Dealers In Foreign Domestic xxchangs,
uacarrens Bank Notes, Geld and Silver CEN,
A' oiVEsPoRT, lowA.
SPECIAL attention given 70 the collection OF Msr-
IL .sS d ~ me oo az
tern cities.
ysLlnd Warrants Fought, sold and located. Per-
s1a attention given 10 the purchase and sale oftown
and country property and the selection Of lands for
entry.
phla, BALTIMORE Washington City Pittsburg, Cinein-
ti, 81. Louis AMI Chicago, aIws5s for sale 10 sums
u suit purchasers. Al.t sterling, French and Ger
III Jstsold and Silver Coins bought and sold.
Time bills on Chicago, 81. Louis and New York
discounted and bc sess paper Of short dates bought
5lrMoney upon Real Estate securities procured
al a SMALL cam in ss3n.
F.int9fs.t Allowed on dsPtsites. FEB ~
ALEx ". a'GhEGO1,
Notary Public aat Insurance Agent,
ONCE BANKING iicaee1f desrsgor .L'wssS Biaks.
REAL ESTATE
tlAkilCpLAs stteEsioa given 70 Inc buying and
selling Ra.i ktta,e on commission Paying ofTax
ssfs, 90.
Having eomy,els Absgaet, title. TO ali iandsip
III county aud city, fully prepared TO examine
fdos and abstracts; draw Deeds Mort
ga and all other Of writing and taksse
acknowledgements a: the shortest notice and on The mos
N'GKEGog, LAwKs & BLAKEaoRE.
s5w Yoag LI7R IasU8ANcR COMPANY,
Capital, 500 900.
ALEX. 81. aeGRkGOR, Agent,
Feb2i Davenport, Iowa.
ID 600 g. q :. ias ss ~. c % s: "a
Gn la conntics; apply to
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
Fort Dcs Moiaes Land Ageney.
LAND w AR RAN rs.

X HE uadersignsd have for sale Land Warranise
diAsssnt sizes, which they will sellfos sash %
time to suit puYchaserS.
They will pay particular attention TO selection and
Location Of lands In Fort lies Moipes, Fort Dodge
ChArtkn and other Western Land Distsicts. Alse 70
pay mon oftaxes and land business generally.