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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11

FLoREgcr SISH1IEGALE. Florence will
hereafter be a fsvorite name for girls
Thousands of mothers are naming their
daughters alter the noble and sefsacrif.
cling woman who went TO the Crimea 10
soothe the suferings and bind up the
wounds OF those who had no other friencs
than the hospital hurses. They bestew the
name on their children in the hope thai they
may, in some degree resemble her. In a
clever speech Of Lsfd Ellesmere, lately
made ia the House OF Lorde, be refer. 10
Florence Nightingale in these words:
The vegetation of Two successive springs
has obscured The yestiges OF BalakisYs ant
Inkermann. Strong voices nov answe r 10
the rcll-call, and sturdy forms now cluster
round the colors. The ranks are full, the
hospitals are empty, The angel Of mercy
still fingers TO the last on the scene of her
LAHORE, [hear, hear,) but her mission is all
but accomplished. Those long srcades Of
Scutsri in which dying men sat up to catch
the sound OF her footsteps or the futter o.
her dress, and fell back ON the pillow con.
tent 70 have seen her shadow as it passed
are now comparatively deserted. She may
probably be thinking how to escape, as she
may on her return, the demonstration of q
nations appreciation of the deeds and me.
lives Of Florence Nightingale"
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The st. Paul Pioneer and Democrat Of
the xth notices the arrival of large guam
tity of iron articles from Boston via New
Orleans, at a cheaper rate for freight than
i, i, possible to obtain them from Ptaburg
or any other point. The freight from Bos-
ton 10 New Orleans is about bit a hun
dred, and from that place to st. Paul the
cha rges are SO low as TO make 1t an OBJECT
to bring that class of freight around by that
route. Ships outward bound from Boston
often need heavy articles for ballast which
accounts for the seeming Inconsistency.
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l.. -, ts0CksE GODS
COMBINED
.NUtCer and Reaper

FOR WHICH lHE FIhsT PREMIUM AS
Awarded at tas Rock IslGad County F-is IA No
yembsf, .s5A. InFEoEed ior le5V
INhE subscribers saYe arranged 20 uauutactlrs
4 extensively the above machine IN hueG island
Ill, aud IA OlJnng Is 10 Tie farmers are happy ~ be
abba W say that the efforts It. combine Ne mos!
per eel Mower with Sic mos. perfect FesEef lave
prov ed sminenuy successful. lhs difficulties 4nssng
out Of the taAl& grseter Apeed Of Lls sickle 4.
necessary Cor 5T.As hAAIs required To- ptns 10
overcome in this machine BY the use OF two pm,
io1s OF different size giving Eae required spseG ae.
cessar5 Iof each kiEd oil work. ihe "sile Grsii, Is
also mostly avoided by placing The ground asel on
the opposite side oil tue tongue IRON Ihe cutting pz,
30 ~ 70 gaisucs each otnsr, thus making sA.lsI
Tor the team.
The Tsker IL placed on the platform behind 1ns
grain Il position which by being MS sorE eua.
DIES him TO da oe4sT aud with greater aass; and
the whole Is constructed Oh plan Et once simple
aud durable. j. has peen used lH all varieties OF
grain Iud grass, aud 10 universally conceded ~
those VINO raw used Il 10 opersv better aau E5cSs
thnn DO done VIII tue cradle or scjtne.
The price OF ihe prairie Razor Is 80 ea b for
Mower and Reaper together; Slio for mower alone.
$40 added 10 LAs above Tor credit OF one half ult
January next, interest the rate OF ten per cant
per anuuIn allowed Oh all payments IN AIDE 6eiora
Isl OF July next hoChW WOOD IL REX.
For SHE by NOURSE, FlELE & co, 1t The lows
Agricultural Depot, Rock lsiaHd ard Front sts.,
Davenport. Sole agents Tor tails vicinity
juno dNbw
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PACIFIC RAILROAD. - The Califor-
MIA delegation to the Cincinnati Conven-
ton was greatly indignant at the refusal Of
the Convention TO endorse the Pacific
Railroad. II 10 more than probable that
the Republican candidate will b favorable
TO this great measure, and will therefore
obtain the electoral vote of California,
which would elect him even though Blu.
chsnsn carried Psnnsy ivsnia and the whole
South.
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NIcnlsAs WHEAT Caor.-- Wherever the
snow remained undis,ursed during the win.
Ter, the whsst crop in Michigan is said
never TO have looked bsttsr than it does Il
sressnt, but where the snow was swept
svsy BY the winds and tie ground exposed.
the crop IL entirely destroyed. In number,
sbou, third Of the fields are said to have
been 90 swept, TO the destruction Of about
= third The extent of such fields.
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The following statement which We arc
requested to publish explains its own mean.
ing. If the missing man to whom i, refers
be not drowned, it 10 to be hoped that the
publication OF Mr.. Smith may lead to his
recovery.
STATEMENT OF DAVID A. ShiTs.-On
Saturday morning, the 7th inst, Mr.. Nicho'
las King and myself, of Jacksonville, ILL.,
nois, lett GsIena about O'Clock A. III. Tor
this city, on the steamer Vienna, which
reached here in IL hours. | conversed
with him on the boat al Fulton City, lii.
noi., about O'Clock p. H., and missed him
some three hours afterwards at Princeton,
Iowa, and Immediately searched the boat
thoroughly without finding him. Several
boats having come down the river since
missed Mr.. King, and he not having arrived
in any Of them, fear that he may have all
en- overheard from the Vienna unobseryed.
For some time past be has been in 4 mel
sncholy state OF mind, is atout IS years old,
some feet high, lower part OF MA beard
unshsven and quite gray, hair thin, II not q
LITTLE bald, black or hazel eyes, had on a
slouched brown hat, and black bombszins
ireck or sack coat, and had the peculiarly
of long black hair on the exterior OF h.s
nose. Had On his person bank notes, to
what amount | cannot specify. and may
have had on his person the whole or part Of
sioo in gold that had paid him at Gsrna-
WHO, Iowa, on the 9th inst.--or this gold
may be 10 his portmantesu, which is locked
and in my possession.
Any information communicated TO me at
jacksonville, Illinois, regarding Mr.. King,
will be very gratefully appreciated by bis
friends. He may have wandered of al
some landing point. but that is regarded BY
the officers OF the boat a. improbable, as The
landings were very hasty, merely putting
out plank for the occasional landing Of a
passenger.
Newspapers will please publish this
statement. DAVID H. SMITH.
Davenport. Iowa, June 3, 1856.
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DuELLIKe N NORTH CARoLIsA.-The
revised code Of laws in North Carolina
makes the punishment Of the survivor OF a
fatal duel death; and in case death doe. not
snsus. ell the parties shnll be deemed guilty
of misdemesnor. The siders and sbettors are
considered as accessories before the fact, in
the case Of fatal duel
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
oesa ovar Aston. store Brady bet Front and "a as
June 10 DIT HANbNr on. 49,. ~ ..
yyrANTk.i--A arst rate and reliable MiIso'i oss
w who is ! practical ditlwright preferred, !"
whom liberal aSes will be given, Apply 70 %
June no div JACoBWEAvkR,J s, GO,
|yoFrkhs--s, Bags Rio, Lagusro, Java, Marsesieo
and Havana Cofees, selected expressly 'ot 'e
failing. ,,s.a S,Sar.
embracing cofes A, Il ~ q, crushed powdered anu
rranulsted; slso refined MAPLE sugar. These gu
Sars are ali ofthe best quality -,
New TEAs-l37 Chests, half cheats, az Boxes ahu
ssdie, OF all sizes aud descriptions OF late impofM
uons scma ofths highest and nnsst GRADES
OF the celebrated "Msyune" and NPidg oo2ey
srowths These Green and Black Ieasare deeiaeay
as nne aud curious chops ~ ever crossed tne "iss
siupi, and We can recommend our oolonxs, ron
cbnnss sonchongs, Gunpowders, lmperials aad
Young Hysons, far superior IN fragrance ana inake,
10 the gene rslity OF Tsss brought West Asthey were
selected especially for Family use aud are less ~
prices we can with confidence invite efaminatlon ana
Trial. s,.n
Valencia Raisins
PLUMs- S Bbis pilted and uppitted;
PEACHES--3 do pared, Currslts, Dates, Figs, ana
M any other Fruits, dried and reserved.
SdAPS--Palm, Castle, Shaving, German ana
Chemical Erasive, Sc sc; together with large val
ety OF Baskets, Willow, Rattan aud splint, Wooden-
ware Of Nails 81 Bbis Fish, Maeke rel, White,
salmon and Sea ed Herring, ~ Bales and eushei
Wheat Sacks and many ythsr arIeles-aii Tor saie'
eheap and warranted 10 give satisfaction
JACOB WEAVER, ia, CO,
SfnE.
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tn, ApsIAuc TO CAaaY HER OwS

The ApRIArlc TO CARaY HER owN
LleHr Houss, Collins Steamship
Company, warned by the fate ofthe Pacific,
are thinking OF fitting out the Adriatic a. =
complete Hosting lighthouse, emitting a
light which not only cannot be mistaken oy
other vessels at whatever distance, but witi
illuminate the ships track several miles
ahead, and render an approaching vessel, an
icebetg, or any other obstruction aimost as
visible as at MONDAY ~ Y. Etc. Posf.
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GREAT SALE OF LAND AT AUCTION

THE undersigned will offer for sale Auction, on
Thursday the 18th inst IN the town Of Fulton second
Railroad staon 800 Of beautiful land just mile
from the station This land Is equal TO any the State
OF Iowa beauty and richness and will be sold easy
plat Of said land be in the saloon VI the
Ls Claire House TIL day Of sale. AL who purchase and
70 the Railroad cars will have their passage
place Of sals and back the city free OF charge sale
commence II A NJ and close in time to the
city on tho cars. Terms made known on day Of sale
june 5to ]. c, EADs.
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NICkULLs, SsBELf. q 90
l. A n ID A q T. n Il S

- ~ - - >
1873 ois4 In wnleot, containing s6G acres pn,.
Dg9a, myf
.hort distance below capt D1dses hne stock .rn S
$50 per s0rt
,,t.,.- &C.,. ~, v1
aud Dubuque read, 70 with good dwelling hou..
rooms, stablinF Wen, esleie richard and Gslsn II
In order 81 5e0 credit Of seven yesFs viii 10 K,,s
FOR part Of thu purchase money
No ies--oue Of the finest Farms IA tbs County on In
Dubuque road near Peese Post 9ee aZO acres VI whs
there |. 20 acres o. hooo Nog, - seiss timothy So9t
house issse pain, - ivy '''1Aa 'uDH4as mioashh
Price y.o per es's
No i9ora ~ = 800 yV 80 49, =. a.e Sstastsiy
grounds All D'oA'n S"' $50 i'Ns SOW
Ma 10 A f.I,n il about 90 acre. In Htckor, a..
with io bou,e good s,abns Ae price 90 Der nv
- -"
No lys--A farm Of 80 acres near hickory 0roys M
:, ~, s.,m ., about "a .oys. s.., g,,,,,.o.-
rnnIuS through fns grazing far nd nssa
''''''
No is6--A Farm Of ITO acres near Hickory Grove viii
pr acre nr - ,n..n.,....
1ifno a
~, ,7--Ai.o rs asrs, adloInia. the st5F. ups,, t.
and cultivation Price sIej pcr acre. ''-''
49,
M l7s-An improved farm Of ii0 acres ia ,setob,,
siSa,ion dwelling houses barn good stock. v.i. s
Price az per acre
R3E rs acres Timber 90 acres under cultivation sooa
house, rooms staoe mummy s"lsl, .. acres In wheat
now soWeu' "''n '0N4s -. : F''V 80 pst N'ss
a9 ISL" III. - ~, ~ '0o''ains
Q -'' VV So = 49,. On $500,
No. lslA hrs' rae Ia ~ y y aiss ~ ~ 10 "
$1,000 .so-.s.. ,t,.oT,-. th. ,,t,,t. apIll"
90; i'si sG.1Iii f1Ts Il TaSsTo .i ,ss' ~
iso ,,,,,,iy.led 40 seres Al nbsY barn we'll s,,ts~
- aors, ii, a.. O., r ~ q ton,s.c
No 'os.l.e 500 SO I;,y ,Iels.t,or ~ - ssaIs
Grove rese " a. ~ ~ a, In y.m.bt. sHPsNt
Trans aoa'V
containing IN AL " acres s'o0 s0ns Susfr',prcs
$500
-
ancsr cultivation snt sill undeEisnee, Comfortable
buildngs Prize SO per acre. VII sell +oterssoL
sane toTmss
A4 P'NNs
No, l02 "A Farm q l2O setss On the tosalesdtas
from Long grove 70 siren SioFst ~ acres TIMBER
SO acres under euce and IN cultivation, sfams home
lp storiesi stable wen, &c
NO. Las--a un- lAR S1SN - - = " 49, % tss
with three s'ofy mouse sii2 psfaete'
No. iSs.SiK acres on the Mississippi river opyo,i.s
the town OF Mghhe' silsha'hs lf9" ne feta'o lie
nser ffee ss0ot
Nv. lss,--A beautiful lot ofs y 100 set., No II
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The iron side wheel new steamship JEFF
ferson Davis left Philadelphis on Monday
for Buffalo, via the River 81 Lawrence and
the Welland Canal She 10 10 be employ
ed 10 the survey Of the Lake,.
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Monty ron IsDIASs.-PhiliP Comfy, U.
s. Receiver in Chicago received on lsst
Saturday fifty thousand dollars in silver
coin, Which is to be applied ia payment 10
the several Indian agencies.
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A writer from the Choctsw country, en-
the borders of Arkansas, says that 50 great
has been the devaststion OF the loeusa
Throughout, "the nation" that nearly all
there have abandoned their corn and cotton
crops Of the seasoh in despair.
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NOTICE.
meeting OF the members ofthe Union Settlement %
will be held At the Lower Market House this wednes
day Evening at 6oeock for the purpose Of sending two
persons for locating claims otoe City
All persons DESTROYS have their claims located
requested to attend.
June IL II
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CRY PROPERTY.

CITY PROPERTY.
2ss A Lot lsoxa7O on the road East OF shoups
residence; price $500
oq6 A frame house on 2nd ST, below Washington
square. Lot 26xs0, house,3 rooms, cellar ana N'i'
297 4 House Lot on sth At, between Le Claire ana
-. - 81 p0o my
20. aSii1yo acres in North Davenport in Lambrite's
subdivision, dwelling n stories, rooms wall fruh trees
&C.; price $1,000.
No 2SS-Lease OF lot 2ooxiio enclosed as garden IN
Russells subdivision, with summer house
No. 2s4-Lo on the cor Iowa Sd lease Ion 10 yrs
No 2sSA frame cottage on sth east Of faIna lot
Gixlse, house " stories, II rooms Price s2Soo.
No. 2sd-A frame hou,. and lot on Perry q north Of
Locust, lot 1895 house rooms cellar we'll stable &c
Price elTso.
No 2syA house on the corner fsruan and Locust So.
story rooms large stable and carriage houss 10 !ots
Of ground fronting fsruan 90 Loensr soxioo esen'
No. 2ss-Io, 2 block - aajoanins Srrslis rssdsnss'
eAxiso.
No 2so-Houss and Lot on 10th st. west Of hArlsen,
lot ssxeG house rooms good ctssrn, cellar, &C.; pflss
70, 2sl,-Lot. and block 70, PT.e. esooo
No. 2s2-A two story frame house on lot block %
house rooms and basement. Price CISCO
No. e9s-A hou.. and lot on 81 sst Rock Island and
Perry s,s frame house well, stable Sc price sseoo
~ as.-. bou,. and y lOt on Ord At, ss, Of Perry,
< 22xl6o house rooms, kitchen, good well eis'ern te"
nrts. sas0o api IS
,,.,t..,.
IA EOS "A two story brick House lets and block
Forrest billions addition, corner Brown ana Ith ss
Price $500
.,,.,,z, ,,,s.t,
one door west Of corner second and Rp.y SITS lot
| !VxlS0, Prizes Ss3OU
80 .g5A lot west Of oannons Saw sill o n eG the
|
80 2oc Las! hai q 10y eiosA orssns .aal6oh' 90
No .o5-Wsst bali q Lot p!oeA = % 10 81 Ssss q
So 2OsLot block 81 On 9Th It vest Of Ripley, lot 20
| xle9 Price s6oJs
70. 29sLot block - eerner 81 srTsn ara eth Sta
| st. lot S0alsJ sr.:s 900
No .ll-Lol JlSSA ~ on 9th street west 81 Warren
E9 .l.-IwSatg Qts IN ASks aEt aiditeL between
80 -
~ lzst third 81 ut three tlosh ~ - u. north
aide s E bet. Perry and koes Island I4t IL txIss
Pri5s !. +, gsE front ioot
No Ala two staTy brick house 2ui at. sJuA aide
N the cast q feet 81 lot block bet Western avenue AID
Gaines sts houss -gE50, rooms Price $500
Ne. rs - z..aI house Oh the eorner II Rock iEaEd
anu Jt t IS 80 an sth at. by sos On Issk I4gAnd st
Prices
Ne gls1t W tbs ess side Of Harrison At t.s gSh and
Ne ..9-Lot elosk - the y v sorneE u slain
and FEout sts lot lluIhs ppn which 1. erected store
Ne 81 Lot II IN Gsl4s11ifl.s addition Soxg0 GOO
N3 Zz2LCt In block AcInIosAs "a addition, ee1s0
No 2zsLgs - -ad 70 uattssuh. addition each "
~ I.sGtl,.k - .5-,,y An .., t,,,,.,,, .,.
.s1,,Irt, d , nsnst gs Men ''N 'A- ----' -
No., 70 u f.. Is5 I. - a..' IN A''
4
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Our aged contemporary Of the Democrat
leads of with lengthy diffusion" in his
issue Of yesterday morning that certainly
lscks one ingredient Of icing "srl.ofsous
and that is, IL van, OF truth. What II
says In respect to the Gazette Is known BY
even the children OF Davenport to be false
We are pleased however. that we have been
the msans Of bringing the editor Of so de
based sheet to acknowledge, that slavery
Is an evil Of great magnitude Why cannot
our neiehbor then, il such be HE real sentl.
men,s, leave the slavery. extensionists with
whom he 10 associated, obey the better in.
s,incts of his nature and do battle in the
cause of fresdomt II wouli be more honor.
able for him than to bs aiding in the spread
Of what he Acknowledges to be great
evil
We venture the assertion, that nine.
tenths, at least, OF the editors OF papers in
the pay OF the so-called Democratic party,
are in sentiment and in heart with the lib
erty-loving Republicans of the unios IN
proclaiming freedom to Kansas. And from
VIVA, we have seen and heard in regard TO
he expressions that our fellow citizens have
endured IN Kansas from the present Admin.
istratiou, every man OF them il sent there,
as he ought to be, on a pilgrimage for his
political sins, would return an out-and-out
Republican.
A gentleman with whom We were con.
yersing yesterday. Southerner who went
to Kansas 10 aid in making it slave 8 tate
but " no soon became disgasied with his as
sociates and their villainies and left them
thought at a rough estimate that seven
eishths Of eli the Free State men in the
thickly settled portion OF Kansas where he
resided, had been old-lins Democrats. Be-
ing nov Free State men, of course they are
Republicans, and tina, is JUS, the effect that
personal obs erva,ion Of the outrages perpe'
trated in Kansss would have upon every
man. and which the bare recital of the
wrongs there committed has upon every
sensible and honest Democrat.
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, Banking.

.ySck0lls, Campbell = To-,
Ii a. N X n H -.
Dealers In Exshangs and Land Warrant"
Exchange on the principal cities Of the Union
FOR ssls In sums to suit purchasers
All pus,Nsas Prkrllstso 70 BANKING PROMPTLY Ar
rESntD TO.
REFER To-
-. :, ,ru.,i,. SewYork,
Ocean Eank, s.
American Exchange Hank, a,.an.
Goo " piuckadi fISst oahA p.wsnns ohio
haysnaa Bank, o. Ionia
baby narksdsle, BANKERS, , ~ Loa
Bi.ksley 4 Riehsy, Brokers fus,pulsa
NJ. Mob!ey, Esq, Banker ,,u,,ons,i Mic
Henry Miller, ESQ SNh'' 1UN'''',SD',@
.,rrrotts tsngI,I A co, DAVENPORT Iowa
LEE, NICHOLS co, pAVohsn'
NICHOLS CO, bRowshfIni. -.
RYCEANaE BROKERS AND RIAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
lam WARRANTS nouaHT SOLD AND LOCATED u th
Fr Des MolSE DsrRIor Iowa, f. polst pisfhoi ~"
n.s"S, =. "a BnowNsyIiIE Minnesota
LARst AMOUNT o. Cin PROPERTY iNrsoyip fAhas nsp
yIe6ST LAsp roudAouF rHg STATE Yon sAls ON
BILE TERMS. We invite attention ~ oni cataoSW "'
Estate, Maps, Platts, Abstraets, ker &C
officss 30 Main St, South Of Second sty
DAVENPORT IOWA,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

Under this head limited mber of special notices
will be inserted ST 10 cents per line each insernon
or so cts. per week.
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s~Money to lean in sum. to suit.
June II WILLIAM ALLEN.
Desirable Property at Auction!

June IL II
&1rMoney TO lean in sums to suit.
junelI WILLIAM ALLEN.
Desirable Property at Auction!
VIII be sold with
reserve accommodating terms two lots 20 by
LEO feet with the privilege Of the whole Friday juno
18TH at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Terms down, the balance in
H. IS and "a months with ten per interest. The
above on south aide of 3D. between Scott and Ripley
ss. where the old jail formerly stood. Being in good
nsshborhooi and within i've minutes walk ofths Post OF
fee renders this first rate property for private resi-.
dence. sAML. PARKER
June IL DIST Auetioneer
For Sale,
Three beautiful lots of land containing u
aeres each, on Dubuque road y mile from city limits.
For terms and price enquire OF c. E. KISKAlD,
fuAe IL DIFF Cor. Fsrnum Locust SIS.
Common LabOrers Will ind employment
iur this season by calling SAL CAIIAS, OF -
and X. Island streets. Iune 10 lws
gentleman from the East wishes 10 himself
with some manufacturing mercantile establishment al
ready in operation either active silent partner He
can invest thsasond dollars The best OF
references DC furnished Address j. S at this Of
fee, june lod4t'
Just Received,
An assortment Of Ladies Riding
Hats Girls, and Infants Boomers and Chlldrsn's
Fame! Hats Of superior quality.
Junee div vERpEK & IRAN pToS.
Land Wsrrants-
Constantly o. aaad aud for sale the lowest mar.
Est rales, by
May 8 DIT NICHOLS, CAMPBELL & CO.
FOR SALE
| ONE CARDISG MACHINE one FORCE PUMP, With
supply Pipe sufficient for boilers, about 800 It. ~
ii. GASS PIPE, sseonl haad) sl.o 20 foot CHIMNEY
? fl IA diameter, tlronG
May l-dtf BuRSELL, GILLET i 60.
MONEY To LOAN constantly on hand in sums
| aud for tims 10 sniG applicants. I. Z. CAMPBELL,
may 20 dAw5n oayenport's Block, I'd door.
5000 acre. of Land Warrants for sale by
apl sOdn MoGREGoR, LAwEs 4 BLAKEMoRE.
MONEY To LOAN, in sums to suit Applicant
Apl Is d-t TALLMAS d POWERS.
ID 900 900 Feet Logs.
Received the first raft OF the
Friday, the lth inst shall have rats Of loEs com
ing down cur pilots can run them TO the amount
arrive during the month of May, June and July Having
had them cut under agents direction recommend
them to be Of the bsst quality In the market
Expect TO from 10000 TO 100000 feet monthly
at our old mill where we shall keep full supply Of Lam
Der, and hope share EOody proportion the public
patronage. Past favors greatfally acknowledged
apl1+dtf BURNHLL, GILLET co
NEW SPRING GOODS see advertisement Of
ADAMsON q RAPP.
Fer Sale,
FouR pKsiRABLE DWELLING HousEs, in low
or part Of the city, very liberal terms. Applyto
feb 2edn COOK & SARGENT
Or. sanford's Invigorator
Is "A mild laxative, tonic nd
stimuant, al s recommended ID tho public, reIyi ng
npon it iath lsfc I'll, Of the following
complaints: all Bilious Dsrangsmsnts Sick Headache
Dyspepsia Habitual Costiveness, Chronic Diarrhesa.
Choe, Pain ia tas Stomach and Bowels, G ensrai De-
bilty, Female weakness, ae. For sale by Druggists
generally, and Chss. 7. Webb, Davenport also by
ford Co., n. y. City. IMchl9-d6wiy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11

No ies-ouo Of the finest Farms Ia ths County an a.
pniouo road near Peaso Post Once, i20 acres Of No.
heuss lsrso barn & Two streams running titouyfy
Price y2b per GErsi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11

No lyO-A LOT ct G acres just ws,t o. tie C.m.,.,,
grounds; ali broken and und0g fence. Price $500
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11

No. Iss--A ans improved FsEA Of 100 kGtss, on tb,
vest side Of Alien Grove road, highly improved
with three story house. sll5 PER acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11

No lo9-A beautiful ltila place the East Dsysnno.,
and Dubuque read 70 with good dwelling hon.
rooms stablng Wen, eistern, orchard and Gsri.n ~
IL 6ns order $780, credit Of seyen years viii i, s,
for par. OF ihe purchase money
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11

No l72--A Fam II about % acre. In Hickory GINS,
about 10 acres timber all fenced story hrck 49,
with log house good s,abiins Sci price 80 pss a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-11

No lys--A Farm Of 90 acres near hickory 0r,v. M
under fence aud nearly all piouShed, good house wall
de- with ten acres Timber IN Hickory Grove ruuplss
wstsr on the land