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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30
Latest News 8.
xxxrvsh ceagrsss First session.

| June 20.
HousE.--The House resumed the consid
Grafton of the bill providing for the admis-
| sion Of Kansas into the Union. Stephens
| having the floor intimated his design to Of
fer q substitute.
Campbell, of Ohio, asked him to accept as
an amendment thereto, in effect to repeal 80
| much of the Kansas Act as declares void
the Missouri Compromise.
St~ephens--I do not accept.
Csmpbell-I suppose not.
Washburne, Of Maine, said Stephen's prop
osition was O side blow to kill the Kansas
bill.
Stephens expressed his desire that the lat.
ter be referred to the committee of the I'm
ion; he indicated The Kansas Nebraska Act
and condemned the movements Of the North
ern people to thwart the policy Of that meas
urc. He said the pending bill admits on its
face that the Topeka constitution was form.
ed against law and order; he was inclined to
think the real object Of this movement was
not 80 much TO get Kansas into the Union
as a Free State as to kindle the fire of civil
war in the country.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, in the course OF his
reply to Stephens, said he could prove that
Jefferson denied the constitutional power to
acquire territory, and could produce the orig.
inal manuscript of a letter written by Jeffer-
son a few years before his death, in which
he not only approved of the Missouri Com
promise, but in express terms admitted the
power of Congress TO exclude slavery. This
letter he intended to have Autographed TO
Kansas.N Nebraska bill carried out the proyis-
ions Of the Compromise measures Of 1850,
arguing the constitutionality of excluding
slavery from the Territories.
Messrs. Campbell and Stephens repeat.
eddy interrupted each other for explanation
regarding the controverted points OH slavery.
Mr.. Evans was in favor Of admitting Kan
sas a. soon as practicable without regard
to the number of inhabitants provided a fair
election could be had. He would send
thither Gen. Scott to secure sucl a result.
He contended that popular sovereignty was
an egregious error, because no people could
exercise sovereign power till they had a
concerted and complete jurisdiction over the
soil.
Mr.. Morrill, commended that the Admin
istration must be held responsible for the
present agitation, and argued against the ex.
tension Of slavery into the Territories.
Mr.. Dunn expressed a wish to strike
down what has led to the present disturban.
ces and restore things to where they were
previous TO the Ksnsas-N Nebraska Act. He
offered an amendment substantially TO re-
store the Missouri Compromise.
Mr. Grow moved the previous question.
Mr.. Walker made an unsuccessful motion
to adjourn.
The demand for the previous question
was sustained by SO against Ga. Main
question ordered the ILL to be the first
business in order on Montay, Adjourn
ment.
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTs.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Street, be
t,ceen Brady and Main.
offer for sale the following valua Real KS.
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner Q
q Six lots on The south west corner OF Fourth ard
Farnam streets. SEzl N9#AA
3. SIX lot. at North Sayenport, bets cen Perry and
AIlthe ABOVE lots are we'll situated and In parts Of
the city most rapidly improving and will be cold on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in johnson County.
st Of Z t s. 2s Y. 79N. Range $ we 81 80 acres.
Nj ON. h. s. 33T. 70 N. Range 5 west - acres.
NE. offs. E. s. a6T ~ n. Ranges west 4oacres.
The above lands are VI on The line Of the railroad
from Davenport 10 Iowa City.
. Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres OF prairie and ninety seres of
timber land near Elsira 2. o, seven miles from Ly-
ons, Clston Co.. near ;he Railroads; all choice land.
veil wa,ered.
The above property will ke sold On liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one milo and a half from Prince
ION. Sixty acres first rate land, we'll improved with
good hous es. Wilhbe sold at a bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and MT. acres ane prairie land two
miles north Of MoHtezunls, the county seat.
Acb lf-i56-dtt e5E.F0 50
Scott Co.
loo acres uulmproyed landtwo miles from Hiekor!
Grove, three miles from Nnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well walere g4s
lsoacres nve miles Forth w~estfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-haii miles from Court House on the
biun, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. A small farm Of As acres under the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lsod In the vicinity 0 1.-THE
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 40 under cultivation, 10 of tim
Der. Aneyer failing stream runs through it. VIII
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott.
so Acres Of choice prairie at a bargain
At North Davenport,
A haantifnl five acrn Lot.
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The WoRLD's BEKEFAcToR.-Who, that
has had opportunities of reading, but has
heard Of the philanthropis., Howard, the
gr eatest part of whose life was spent in Wis
ting the prisons Of Europe, and administer.
ing relief to countless numbers of suffering
inmates, and whose name will go down TO
remotest time, crowned with the honors
which millions yet unborn will bestow upon
IL! In the asme category we may place
the name Of Miss Nightingale, the devoted,
seii-sacrii cling heroine Of the Crimea. But
while we give due honors to such names,
We should do injustice to q noble and gene
rous heart, were we, for one moment. TO for
get the name Of HOLLOWAY. The posses.
sor of an immense fortune, which would al
low him to traverse the world in search OF
pleasure, he chooses, instead, to devote his
leisure and his talents TO the benefit of his
lellow.creatures, by dispensing among them
the most remarkable remedies ever yet com.
pounded, and which he himself discovered
after years Of unremmitting toll and research
throughout the vast cabinet OF nature. To
these researches Professor Holloway was
first melted by the enormous amount Of sui.
fering from various diseases which he eve
rywhere saw around him, and the sad inetf-
cheney Of medical art to meet and vanquish
them; and the success which has met him at
every step--yet no greater than he antici-
p~ated-hAs proved his well-earned reward
SO great, indeed has become the popoulari-
~ Of his medicines, even in the remotest
corners Of the earth, that his parent estab-
lishment in London outstrips the largest in
the world and their marvellous virtues
have been extolled in almost every Ian
gusge from pole to pole. We have seen
innume-able testimonials from persons who
have used these remedies--stacks upon
stacks--in which their wonderful powers
are extolled in the highestdegree. In eli.
| mate so variable az ours, the most insidious
| diseases are likely to take root before the
patient himself 10 aware of it, and an i'm.
| mense amount Of suffering is thereby entail.
! ed, in many cases causing death in fault OF
ignorance of the proper remedies, which, II
applied in time, would have prevented the
fatal result. In every case OF incipient dis
ease, and even in cases far gone, recourse
to Professor Holloway's never-failing rem.
| edies will lave months OF painful illness, II
not life itself. We do not overrnte the
man, nor his medicines; but what we are
confident OF, we are willing to bear testi-
mony in it's favor; and as far as our know
edge extends, covering a space OF years, we
feel competent to speak upon the suolectin
the wsrmest terms. Therefore, IT 10 oui
earnest wish that not q family in the ant
should be ignorant Of the Professors rene
dies, and that they should always be KEEP
on hand to use in case of sudden illness, a.
they will operate a. well as prevent'ves al
curatiyes; while there 10 no possibility o.
danger to the system arising from their use
Boston In~kliseneer.
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! q. Isnny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combined and Single Mower.

svruRPp TO JOAN II. NANNY ny rwEsYy.rHask Par
xsTs IN The usIIED SIATEs. aiso PATENTED IN
EuRops. MANUFACTURES ~ NANNY d Co., kosk'
FORD, ILLINOIS.
IsE valuable Machines are constantly being
j manufactured. A large number are being made
in, ne next harvest. over sir thousand were con
,truotsd iarus ths pss1 season, and used with St"
IRE success, yet the demand MAS not supplied.
A parrasty is given 10 each purchaser inat me ma.
chine is we'll built and OF goo materials, ana NATL
viii NOV as veil as can be done Win the sc!tae,
And reap as we'll as can be done with cradle, aadex.
,aI every other harvesting implement.
The machine 10 drawn by two horses, and nanag-
sa by one person Tor moving, two persons Ior reap
inr. and is slso warranted TO cuL from ten 10 hisesh
soTss per day. A large machine Tor four horses 10
also manufactured.
The prices Of the Machines. with transportation
added are
alas' For Four Horse Machine VI about 81 x feet cut
si4s. For single Moving Machine OF about ave
feet eutSi2O.
Ths following extras are fu rnisbsd with each ma.
eh,ss; one FORK, one oil can one wrench, one guard
dnxsf, ons .iGki section, ono sinoothsedge sectop,
and one beysl pinion. A full supply 10 kept con-
stantly on hand, and also in the hands OF Agents.
Twe / niyss-one a sickle aud the other . smooth
sdxa-ars iu furnished with each machine. either Of
which may be used as required.
For machines or extras apply to
Propretors Of the Iowa A Agricultural Depot, corner
Rock Island and Front sts., Davenport Iowa, ssis
Agents for tAis section. '1ue
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THE GERMANS OF BosTos.-At q meet
ing OF Germans held the other evening in
Turner'S Hall, Boston, Dr.. Wesselheft
presiding, il was resolved that, as the so.
called Democratic party lie in the service OF
the slsveholders, and has, aided by the Ad.
minis,ra,ion, betrayed the rights OF the peo-
pie OF Kansas and sided with the border
rutiens; and as the infamous attack on the
freedom OF speech in the assault OF Preston
s. Brooks on Senator Sumner is justified
and applauded by the Southern press, there
By proving the utter Generalization OF the
South, asd the necessity of battling against
the spread of slavery; therefore il is plainly
the duty Of German citizens to join the Re-
publican party, as the Only n possessing
political honesty and integrity.
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l. q. ROCK W GODS
COMBINED
.nO,Uey UNa KeUDSy'!

FOR WHICH THE FIRST PREMIUM WAS
Awarded at tho Rock Island County Fair 10 NO
yember, 1855. Improved for 1855.
u,HE subscribers have arranged TO manufacture
i sr,ensiy ely the above machine IN Rock Island,
H., and ia one ring IL 10 the farmers are happy 10 90
able, TO say that the efforts 10 combine the most
perfect Mower with the most perfect FsaPsr have
proved eminsnuy auces ssfui. The difficulties arising
out ofthe fac, that a greater speed OF the sickle 10
necessary tor IN owing lhanis required for raap'ngis
overcome la this machine by the use OF Two PIN
ions OF different sire, giving the required speed me-
CO ssary for each kind Of work. The "side dfaft,' 10
also mostly avoided BY placing the ground wheel on
the opposite side Of the tongue II Ola the cutting patt,
90 as 10 balance Zach other, thus making IL easier
for tbs team.
This raker Il, placed on the platform behind the
grain, a position which By being nasr his ~ork ems,
biss him 10 do II better and with greater ease; and
the whole Is constructed on n plan ~ once simple
aud durable. L. has bosa used In all varieties OF
grain Bnd grass, and is universally conceded ny
those who have used il 10 operate better aad nicer
thah can be done with the cradle or seytho.
The price of the - Prairie Razor is sl30 eafh LOT
Mower and Reaper together; $40 for mower alone;
$40 added 10 thu above Tor credit OF ons'hslf VII
January next. Interest nj the rate or ten per cent
let Of July next. LOCKWOOD q REX.
For sale BY NouRsB, vIELE { Co. at The Iowa
Agricultural Depot, on Rock Island aud FrsAt Sn.,
DsvspPo!!. sois Agents Ter this vicinity.
] Jane y dwSw
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h~usoATIss ELEorioN.-The special cleo
a0n heid in Auscatine county on Thursday
AA' for Representative to I'll vacancy result
'c IN favor of Richman, the Republican
candidate, BY 2s5 msjority. The Journal
says THE vote 10 about three to one against
voc fro'slavery Democracy. Muscatine
Soenfy lie good for 800 majority for our State
ticket
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The Chicago Company Tor Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, June 2s.--By the steamer Ed
inburg from Missouri river we learn that the
Star Of the West with a Chicago company
OF Kansas emigrants was boarded on her ar.
rival at Weston by a party of men who ar
rested the whole company and intended to
escort them back the same way they came
instead Of letting them enter the Territory.
Later intelligence says the Star of the West
is on her return, and will land the Chicago
ans at Alton. They are under guard OF a
party OF Csroiinians.
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TIE LADIES FOR FREmoNT.-There 10 nc
mistakine as one Of the signs OF the times
that the women of America are in favor Of
FREMONT for next President. The idea that
that old Bach, old Buck, who does not ap.
pear ever to have loved anybody, female OF
male, should make q bachelors roost out
OF the White House, is not an agreeable
one TO them. They very much prefer the
gallant young officer, who when in love
with Col. Benton's daughter, learning that
she loved him, married her in spite Of the
Colonel. If women had a right TO vote,
there would no longer be q question as to
the next President, Only few of the
.suong-minded,'' whose afinities are for
frost, would go for Old Buck Gin. Com.
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TnLoAs.-Asj judges were not sPPo'n''
ID % Saturday. OF course no eiectioh was
st aud the whole matter went by default.
Considerable Of q farce that, and we trust
Ahre anything is done 10 the premises an-
cher time, the subjec, may be ~csnvss'ed
Eaeien,ly before hand to ascertain, al
su,, whether 1t BE- advisable to bring II to
lnissue.
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MID, BROTHERS, have opened a Museum
saloon" at the corner of Fourth and Rock
Island sts,, where they are prepared TO dis
psh'e ice creams, confectonsries and sum
hsf drink: to all who ~patronize them They
aNs q very tidy establishment and no doubt
VIII do things up in good style. Give them
call, .
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.oVAfH OF JuLr.--Ths people of the
A'snoonng towns seem to be actuated by
A'0,s patriotic spirit in celebrating the Ma.
anniversary than those of some other
winch we viii not msution, on the
n'A''Ple that prssen, company is always
c'sp'sd We have printed bill. for lie
~@'e' Wilton, Wnu.Bun and other towns
mere they are making preparations for old,
'nea celebrations. They give general
'-"'atons to citizens Of other cite. and
eUsae' to meet them, and we presume ma
~" @s people of Davenport will 60 to the
WV or the other of them, If nothing more
celebration takes place here .asn i,
Nf''''as Indicated.
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TlsSIsY.-Messrs Beckett, Saunders d
Co, have established a tannery belo" the
he city. At present they tan about twenty
hides per dsy, bu, expect soon 10 extend
thsr facilities 60 as to be able to use all the
hitss that are purchased in our city. In
tanning they avail themselves Of a new pro
GEES, entirely esehewing oak bark. Every
mandatory Of this description established
tuong US lessons the export OF raw materi'
land the import Of the manufactured arti'
ca, throwing US upon Jul own resources and
Placing within our grasp additional elements
dwe,lth.
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Y:re e DushitA.

On ThaCsday n plaaingsng, ofMsssrs.
Rablin & Westwick ct Dunleith took Ore,
and wa viiA - bcp4ssnts sntissly ~
s,royeS.s II Combined about $500 feet 81
lumber, among which were 81, 900 worth
Of doors and sash already worked. The
loss 10 estimated at $4,000 with no in
sursnce. The blow must fall heavily on
Messss. Rablin g. Westwick, as it was a
new enterprise, and one which promised
well for the interests of its originators. The
fire IL supposed to have been set by an in.
cendiary Gaze. Press, 30sh.
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non a. c. FuLros arrived home on Sat-
Gasy' We are indebted to him for late
'n'adslphia papers. He lie in time to Sc.
Sus his seat in the Senate of the Iowa Gen.
VIZ! Assembly, which meets at Iowa City
tomorrow.
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LAYING The CoRsEl. SroxE.-Quite q
large congregation assembled on the bluff
on Sunday afternoon, to witness the cere-
mony Of laying the corner stone Of the new
Catholic church edifce, which, q We have
before mentioned, ia to be built BY the mu
ni6cence of Mr.. LIZ CLAIRE. The ate Sc
lected for the building 10 very beautiful and
commanding, and when finished according
to the proposed plan, it will be a very CON
spicuous ornament TO the city.
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AsoTHEs SIGs.-We are informed by
~, Drew who came on the mail train yes.
sssaay from Chicago, that the passengers
ssag polled when the cars were between
''"a7 and Toilet, the vote stood,--for Ere.
e'at 49, Buchanan 10, Fillmore 2 So i,
Is al ever the c,,,try
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A vorE on n CARs.-The Moline
wesman saga vote was taken on the
morning train from Rock Island to Chicago
Gu last Friday morning, which resulted, for
Fremont, 81, Buchanan 8, Fillmore L.
That Is the kind of signs which preceded
ths election Of Harrison.
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Havana,

CHARLESTON, June 2s.--The steamer Is.
bel, from Havana, June 25th, arrived to-day.
The cholera and yellow fever were prevail
ing at Havana. Sugar in advance. Molas-
ses scarce and firm, with advancing tenden-
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AsoTHss GERMAN BoLTEK.-Bernstein'a
paper ut st. Louis, the Anzeiger des
Westens, one Of the most influential and
widely circulated German journals in the
country. repudiates both the Cincinnati
platform and the nominee with scorn.
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srxaosaArion MExriso --Aissf me
,r,e,.ss trgary we ~ 6nd no ons Who %.
,ssavd his Democratic" meeting advertised
Ju last thursday evening. Even the
Democrat newspaper has nothing to say
d rslstion to il. so we presume that ss usual
was & cash In the pau.
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STILL SMoKlSe.-The ruins Of NJ. O.
Walkers warehouse, ON River street, are
still smoking in some places, from the hre
which occurred over six months since
Chicpoo Jour.
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SroLEs HoRsEs.--That horse thieves are
about is somewhat evident from the adyer-
tisement in to-day's paper. The span Of
horses advertised had just been purchased
for $500 The gang of horse thieves that
infest the west appear to have a pretty aour.
shing branch in this vicinity.
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Fires ct Aurora.

Two destructive fires occur ed al Aurora
Fowler, grocer, lost 5000; insured for
3 2,O00. C. H. Goodwin lost one building,
not insured; H. I. Seymour one, and the
estate Of America Gates one, the latter in
sured for $500. R. G. Mon,ony, Esq, also
lost $3.50 worth Of law books Chic. Press,
seth. LEEtf
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The Condition Of strsne,

Adyices from Beaver Island by the E. B.
Dorr assure us that King Strang was alive
on Tuesday, and there was a fair prospect Of
his recovery. His lower limbs are entirely
pasalyzed by the shot in the back.-Dst.
Free Press, ESD. .,sa,s..s@ za,rsaassu
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Thrss ems Ruu over by a Trsin

New YoRK, June 2s.-Three young girls
named Acker, Wilson, and Merit were run
over by a passenger train while walking on
the track Of the Erie road near ~Stockbridge.
The two first were killed, and the latter bad
ly wounded,
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TWIN CITY BOOK STORE,
NEWS DEPOT,
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Old Brass and Copper Wanted.
THE undersigned win at all umes pa, the highest
Jun. 81 an p. MERwIN.
Al davenport Gas once.
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OUR COLUMN.
J.. j. MANN Il SONS
PATENT MOWER AND REAPER.

THE subscribers are manufacturing . large number Of
4 these valuable grain and lsbor-saving Machines for
the harvest of 1885, with msny valuable improvements
xhich experience bss suggested, making It the most desi.
rSbla ooubiusd Reaper aud Mower now in use. Icing OF
lishtes drstt and less difficult to manage.
Tho patent revolving canvas Platform upon which The
grain Calls snd Is carried oyer the aide OF the machine 90
letting il 10 the soncaye Is the greatest Invention Of The
age fos saving the grain after IL is cut without waste, and
,eayins it 10 compact bundles OF uniform size, chsilsuses
the admiration Of all that witness its operation.
Price OF four horse combined Machine $3.50, Respor
$3.50, Mowes Slo0, half cash on delivery, balance Ia six
months, freight added. EuF certificates aud reeomunen
istions sec pamI hlsts.
HASKELL DuRKEE 1 ALDRID6E,
Michigan City, Ind.
For sale by EouRsE, yIELE& co, Agents; corner CT
Rock Island aud Front streets, Davenport June
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a r The CITY WOOD YARD junction Of second and
Acfont streets. We hsss now On hand = large sssort
msnt Of al kinds Of ssaaossd oei zsas4y
8a uApie, Ash, YAK, xiskery, -,
which Va are ssll,ng cheap, also q iargr quantity Of Pepr-
ine rosss. To Hyiek Makers and elhas. $40 want
woody the ". sta.sy, 10 gsi maze llbsrl dsdasusas. 5
II. wILLIAN2 4 %.
June 2ssh dtJsn72,6 Sc Davenport, Iowa
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MACELof b. CoRBIS, davenport, Iowa.
MACKLOf, COHBfSA WHITE, " Desmoines, 10
REFER TO
Msssrs r. CHoTxArJR.@ CO.. Nav VAR
CAssixs A xKRIeAs EXCHANGES BAsx,t
Aessrs. T xssos Il DAsyEs, Bankers,x 81
. LgcAs ~ StMospe, cILOuls.
/" L. a. BEsoisT Co.,"
CashierAtlaniic Bank Boston, MAss, Msssrs .Thom1
son & Dude .suys, Baltimore, r K. swim, Eco. Banker
Chicago, I'll.