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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-07
H;StrIVpd.

CTRAYED, from John Curryea's Mills, Indian Creek.
- La Sale Co, the Sth day Of May, 1S6, yoke
of Work Oxen, or years old. One is a large raw
boned OK, has high horns, the color light
The other is of midding size with long slim horns. the
color is red and white fine spotted each having j. W.
branded horn Any information will he tanku
ly received and literally rewarded by leaving
John Curryea's mills, by letter Ottawa Post Office,
addressed to Imy2i-tf.*l CINCINATUSJ. CURYEA.-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-07

Notice..

DLEASE remember that at c. G. MnLER's will ind
the best and extensive stock of CARPETS in La
Sale "a my31
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Valuable Land for Sale.

an the 18th day OF June next, at Ottawa, will sell
the following described land in La Sale County viz
VIII of seq Sec 20 T. 3d. X. l. containing eighty acres.
Terms one half cash, and the balance in one year,
with six per cent. interest Title Perfect.
Applications for the land be me at Ssta-
wa, of Hon. J. d. CAruN, personal ap,Icatotl
can be made to there the day mentioned.
my3l-2w GEO. T. BROWN.
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BANk Or OTTAWA

Open from s 4. ". 70 +. " g
SIGHT and time Exchange on
NEW YORK
BOSTON, re..
ST. LOUIS =
CHICAGO AND pIi1tADELPIlIA.
Also on England, Scotland Ireland, and Cities and
Towns in Continental Europe among which are the io
lowing,
AMSTERDAM, COPENUAGEN, 1aNBCRGH,
BREMEN, COLOGNE PARIS, '.-
BERGEN, DRESDEN, =, HANRE,
BRUSSELS, FRANKFORT O. VI. MARSEILLES,
BADEN BADEN, VIENNA, STOCKHOLM
ST pETERSBI RGH
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Geld AID Silver Coin, bought and sold al surf rates
Snec'ons made III this and other STATES, and Europe.
The Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, crcula-
Ton issued ny me hold myself Responsible for in every
respect II VIII be baaaDle the Bank Of Ottawa as
other goS. currency. (Dec 29) GEO. :. FISHER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-07

IRON the subscriber, residing in Ottawa, Monday
i night, a BAY MARE, or years old has a few
white spots the side made by the harness. and white
spot the tail the Said mare let run
the prairie below town Monday, and has not been
since Any person giving information as to the
whereabouts said will be Literally rewarded.
jun7-ts FREDERICK HESS, Ottawa, Ill.
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Estrayed,

IRON the subscriber, living in the town OF Eagle la
Sale co, about ) weeks ago, TWO COLTS, a
stud, with a strip in his forehead the other bay
mare, three years old, with star in her forehead
Any person giving information in reference to said
horses to the subscriber either personally or by letter TO
Galloway post office, La Sale CO., H., will be literally
rewarded fjun.-iwr MARY COPFI.
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cO Young Wen.
Family Groceries.

"ANTED, by Physician, young gentleman of
w good moral habits, medical student For par
iculars address box $50, Ottawa, IL. jun.
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MASTERING HAIR for sale. at the Ottawa Hide and
/ Leather Store, or rannery,
Nov Fl W. c. & E. RICHARDSON
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~wNrps 81 p.,r.rs and Grass Cutters will find 1t to
~ their advantage TO CALL il they want anything ~ .he
Sickle line Old Sickles cut over ana Iepareu r
sscons on hand for various kinds OF Machines Every
kihu oi wo 49, T. ID. SWEETSER CO.,
sonas sf ~ East Of the City Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-07
INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE 4 WATERMAN.

Second Floor, IN Ndttinger's Block, Ottd1d, us.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold AT moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow-
lodged
Policies issued in the following insurance coiPaMes'
Ly S.U. C.,untv Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois NutaaI do 40
Stephenson LOa,ity Mutual do DO
Ndtional Loan Fund LIE IssuTdnce .S1cify.
wM. VI. TRUE,
Juue 9-y ISAAC V. WATERMAN.
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BGlck>killS,

IF you want Family Groceries, call at MARTINS, in
= Cayary's row. opposite the Post Office jun'
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Ottawa Homeopathic Pharmacy.

hOCTOR MCNAMARA respectfully informs the honn'
opathic physicians and friends Of the system that he
has on hand good assortment of the best MEDlcINE,
complete i'll physician and family medicine chests IN
Tinctures, Nntions, and Inturatons; also, Pocket
Cases of Medicine, from O. - each and Domestic
Books. Standard Works, &c. at New York prices.
SC~ Office in Nattingers Block, third floor. Jan &c
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RefrigeratOrS! RefrigeratOrs! M
WE are in receipt Of splendid article made IN au,
w faio, n. York. No family should think OF keePiis
house without them during hot weather. CnI WON
them. lmy311 JACKSON a LoCh"OoD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-07

TOLEN, from the house Of the subscriber some two
y three weeks since, OF a valuable pair of duel
ling pistols ten inch barrel silver mounted with storL
crest, in silver. The pistols made by w Mills
London, and finely finished and engraved Whoever
will return said pistol, or can give information that will
lead to its discovery shall receive $40 reward and ike
amount will be given by the for
leading to the discovery of the thief
my31-ts T. c. HENSIIAW Ottawa, Ill.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
rx PACIFIC RAILROAD.

IT, Nast0nd lafetlt9eDser Of the 18th,
oakss coPioos synopsis of the speech Of
Of Gen. Dir st the lows City Celebrs-
don, and which was published in this pa.
per Of the 9Th instant. In regard to tie
assumption and argumen, of Gen. Dix
thsi this road will be the first 10 reach San
Francisco, and will be portion Of the main,
direct Railroad to the Pacific, the InssRieen.
Ger makes the following sensible remarks.
aNaking every allowance for the point Of
New from which the speaker regarded this
subject, we mast admit that there 10 much
plsusibiiity in his speculstions. and no little
1ofee Ia the facts which be presents in SUP.
port Of then. The rapidly with which lows
q settling up al the way from Davenport
- Pert des Moines viii leave no public land
unoccupied between Fort des Mones and
Coancil Bluffs by the time the second sec
ton Of the Railroad il completed. Then Ne.
hraska will be ready TO take up the work;
saA the private enterprise md wealth which
viii have intersected Iowa with q road of
iron will not pause q, the Missouri but will
bold cut helping hand TO the sgrieuiturists
beyond. Of the rosd II may weii be said, :
Wires ecqxarit eundo: it must gather strength
q IL goes. The three hundred and fftv
miles completed in Iowa will call for three
huhared and fifty miles beyond ii, just as
surely d the completion Of the road from
Chicago TO Rock Island called for The road
from Rock Island TO Council Bluffs. The
work, no doubt, would be much facilitated
II the great land proprietor of the country
should take an interest in il % far az TO
part with q portion of his territory TO id.
vance the settlement and eshsnce the value
Of the residue. But, even without that aid,
thsrs is every reason 20 believe that the
great problem Of q road 10 San Francisco
viii be solved by individusi en- ergy, while
ths Government is amusing the people with
surveys. specalstions and discussions az to
the most practicable route.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
IOWA SOAP WORKS,

Above Front, between Min and Brady Streets
DAVENPORT, IOWA
THE subscribers having recently eompietea thsu
i works in this city, prepared 10 NIL orders
for their different grades Of Soap, and rely 90 their
Very superior Qualities, for pfe-sninshee IN We
Ii will be found trial, that our soaps VIII
spYl more iather, and with less labor remove art,
that they do melt in hot water, are sesss
aaenIy much cheaper the having been
proves tbst pounds soap equal 70 ten
ofthe Ordinary kind,) and that the great deaiis In
other soaps snrmonnted In or retsining the
hands free from soreness amer long immeFslon ssd
rubbing In the wash-tub.
Palm No. 1 Extra aal Family soaps. Wlthths above
assertions, We subns products TO eracstsns
iu stfy our recon m ndations Of their qualify MeF
chants and Dealers feqaessd TO call and examine
for Il rmsslvss before psfchaslng else who're.
jan ~ Ias6. dr. IN. r. NALL co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

10 committed; and families arc robbed Of
their valusblcs with n much IMMUNITY as i,
there was not policeman in the city,
There issst present much destitution among
the laboring classes, and althoughi u is not
deemed necessary toestablish soup housss.
Is was the case last winter. there y. never.
theIess. much need Of attended charities
and liberal donations to the poor.
MENTOR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

TIE CINCINNATI SECTION OF THE o. AND
NJ. r. R.-The Cincinnati Commercial
speaks Of new arrangement by which the
above road will be put upon such basis as
to insure its early completion The stock
Of the road is now FIVE millions Of dollars
II is proposed to issue bonds in lieu Of and
in addition to those outstanding. to increase
thu bonded debt to the sum Of ten millions,
which it is thought will leave four and a
half millions to complete the work. and
furnlsh il with the necessary equipments,
making its entire cost, including stock, to
Vincsnaes, $50 tales, fifteen millions Of
dollars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

TIE SiGsERs The call for the National
Republican Convention to be held at Pitts
burgh on the 22d Of February, is signed by
A. p. Stone, Ohio; J. z. Goodrich, Mass. /;
David Wilmot, Ps.; Lawrence Brainard,
VI; and w. A. White, Wis. These gen
tlemen are chairmen OF the Republican
Committees in their several States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

YANKEE MASAGExEsr.-The New York
Sun says the sugar crop of Jamaica this sea-
son 10 90 900 hhds. greater than it has been
for many years. The increase is attributed
to the fact that I" Yankees, have taken the
management of several Of the largest
estates, and they pay the negroes whom
they employ SO much per day, giving them
the cash at the end Of every week. His un.
accustomed method of doing business. stirs
up the best energies of the sable laborers,
aud makes them work with an alacrity never
before Witnessed on sugar plantation. II
the experiment be continued, there will be
ample opportunities for judging Of the com
parative advantages Of free and slave labor
when performed by negroes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

At Philadelphia, on the afternoon of last
Saturday, while large company were upon
the Delaware river. the ice gave way, and
sleigh containing gentleman and four la
dies went down. They were all rescued,
except widow lady named Albright.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Advicss from the Rio Grande, received at
New Orleans on the 18th, reported that the
Mexican frontier was quiet. The Sea Ser.
pent was said to have appeared off Corpus
Christi. @#
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

The Boston Telegraph states that the
"Ghost Story" published in the last num-
Der Of Putnam's Magazine, and VIII ich has
been much admired, was written by w. d.
O'Connor Of that city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
Caly wSe7 TsrN.

UuAyE opeued new Wood Yard al Gao. ALttNo
Ill 4 Co. i Lumber Yard. at the junction OF Second
and Front Sts., where they have on hand iuii Ms
40 rtms nj of Or, and Green Wood, namely--
Hickory Ash vak, Maple, &C.,
Which the, offer for safe the Lowest Market price,
aud would most respectfully solicit al VINO are IN
want to give usA call. M
RS. Our wood 10 four feet long.
inn % d.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Geo. w. Csss was elected, al Pi,tsbrg
On she 2oth inst, Presiden Of the OHIO and
Pennsylvsnia Railroad Company. The
Directors passed resolution favorable 10
ths immediate cempletion Of the bridge
1855 the Alieshany river. 50 as 10 make
. coanectioa with the Pennsylysnia Gen.
usl Railroad
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. 1873 Double Frame House on the eo,n.,,s
tii,h aad Scott sirees--thifty fset squsre ~ roan
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

NJ. ieS.-A Two story Frame House on The NM.
East corner Of Gaines and Fourth stre.,. -
rooms, hall aid Ceier; Well Of sol, water iss -
fset square.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
Swan Mills.


IhRH 1. s&ilI1., 4 ies GRouf.
WE would inform the citizcns and trade OF Scott
w and adjoining counties, that We are now manu-.
featuring very superior article Of Flour which We
offer at market quotations In this paper, and we
one tho following
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We win deliver our Flour by the 10 bills. and ap.
wards any where within Is or 10 miles OF our ruili
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having all the facilities for making the most mar
ketable flour aud feeling that suit both deal.
and consumer, VIC respectfully solicit alb raj
BAkCIAS, THOMPSON d co !, Agents.
nl3du davenport, Iowa
CROFT,s GIFT CONCERT!
Last Of the Season.
81 SOC, 90 worth OF Valuable Presents, such
as XAsical Instruments, Writing Dcsk,
Work Boxes, JewelTy, Books, Fine
Pictures, Engrayi Ga, &C., &C.
Mr. c. respectfully informs tho ci,izens eli Rock
lNl Stand and vicinity thathe viii give Concert OF
Vocal and Instrumental Music, at the
or Union Square, opposite the Island ti.y Hotel
Rock Island, on THURSDAY EVENING, Fob. 7tA,
whole Number Of Tickets Thirteen Hundred
The folio wing is list Of the valuable presents 10
be distributed among the Ticket Holders on the even
Ing of the Concert. kEk
tsge Furniture, marble top, l25; Gold Watch lever
hunting ease, 5o,0U splendid iniad Papier Maehie
Wnnag Desk, 25,os;l saperoly bound Book Gems
OF British Art, 20o0; handsome Rosewood writing
Desk, 1890; Flute, each Ia and doll; "a Flutes
so each, " 30; Ladies' Papier Machie Work box
iaiaid, - 80; Violin, each OF ", and dolls vi
olins, 6Uo; ~ Vioiins, - 90 each p % I'll, card
case, O ~ ans Pictures, gill frames, $40, 1000;
! luisid Rose and Satin Wood backgammon table,
1906 Ciarioaeis, % each. 5000 tarionets Slo
each, 5000; Guitar, each 10, ~ and dolls 4 Gut
ars, S5 each, aoo0 Banios, - each, la0oi Mion's
Works IN saperb Nor eeo, 50 splendid TIL thi
ma Inks iaua, 90 line Gold fhimbie 5,ou; 80 New
Miscellaneous hnd books, -. Al t 3Gold breast
Pins, 81 rs each, 5,s5; nne Garnet Pan, stu, Odd
Fellow Pin as; Pearl Gross, 3oJ sci nne gold
Shirt Studs $50; pair fr gold sleeve BatIens 90
Geld Studs, si,Cs sach $40; ~ Goid Rugs, - 81
each, 1899; told Pins, VI each, 90; 50 Tine large
Steel Engrasngs, each, 5ouo 40 One Dollar Gins,
such as India Rubber Combs, Booksand Music Books
&c., De, SOTO.
Tickets one Dollar For sale at Crofl's Music Store
aud Warren y Khaw ms BOOK store.
Doors open O'Clock. Concert at half pasl pre-
eiselS. Front reserved for Ladies aud Is nile
men accompanying them. Jan s3-dfw
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
M h shalt continue TO receive and pay out the
w actcs tho above Bksks las have done
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. lso.-A House and Lot on East side Of Pin .,
street, between Second and Front streets, LIE
IS. Building and fence all In good order
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

y No. le7.--The finest Blu2 Lot in thu tnv ;,
North side OF Sixth street, west Of Doctor hs,,o.
upon hieh iserected Brick House and Stable ~
. we'll OF good water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

At the close of the January term OF the
Recorders Court in Chicago, thirty-fou
sonvicts were sentenced to the psaitentia-
~. E
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
new ASpertisfulfats.
Notice.

Notice.
rEoRGE ALLING 4 CO. hayiag bsRgbt out
II Ms..t. Scripture & MarQuss's entire stock OF
Iunber would now Offer II fer sale at low prices
Jsng9dlw
x>pIkiT GAS, SPERM OIL, &c, Just reeei'e cd
! and for sale by
Jan 3u-du ALSokD VAN PAilhr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

In the Virgins Legislature last week,
the Governor transmitted a special message
in re lation to resolutions from the State OF
Vermont relating to Kansas. The Govern
or svails himself of the occasion to give his
views of the Southern question, and con-
cludes BY advising that they be preserved as
State archives in proof Of the wrong offered
to the South, and that no action be had up
on them. The Governors communication
was laid upon the table and 2,5oo copies
ordered to be printed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

STAAPs And MoAxx.-The Post Once
Department has decided that-f an unpaid
letter. from any cause, gets In the mail and
reaches its destination, it must be delivered
on payment Of postage at the prepaid ratei
and that il letter be prepaid with money
instead Of a stamp it must be delivered
The Washington Union says the new de-
cision was made in consequence OF the fact
that some Postmasters are in the habit of
sending back to the mailing office letters
reaching them for delivery, because they
were not prepaid BY stamps. but by money.
It u the general duty of Postmasters to see
that letters are prepaid BY stamps. but
when, through inadvsrtence. ignorance of
the law, or want of stamps, letters prepaid
with money. reach their destination. it Is
the duty OF The Postmaster to deliver them
the same as though they had been prepaid
by stamps Entertaining this view OF the
subject, The Department has instructed
Postmasters, that until they are furnished
with stamps, they must forward letters as
heret ofore, when prepaid with money,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. 9d0-Ahoiher Two Atsry Brick Hou,s m
scott street, neat North OF lSy. Ines. three hop...
and lots viii be sold low so rs 10 ensure sooa in
sesiment Their present rental Is rs per NJ On n,
price asked. HE owner sells the 10 order Ia I'M
prove other properly To neetthe demand for ,.a,..
aud business houses.
have also number VI iho Improved Farm,
among which are the following:
No. Ite-A Farm Ia Ced ar County Of ssa.e,ss, an
The Road from Mascstine 10 rptoI. snd tso M.
hall miles East OF Rochester; ali under eun,sian.
Two STORY brick House, Stable, Orch rd, IimI,,
and water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Tho subscribers having as above purchased the
''hawksye Stose' and stock Of Msssrs. kiordxn 4
head, will te pleased to meet their former patrons
prices. Mr.. Shesd win remain IN our employ.
Our Esisbshmess, corner Of lowa)snd vosrth ST.,
will be continued until We can dispose OF u.
JanAQ t-M JACOB WRAHkK, IT., d CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Under This head limited nbcr Of special noiioes
will be Inserted ut 10 escts pos limo each nsertos,
OF 81 cts. perwrek.
Can ana Os. One.
We will sell eur stock Of Psrler
and onlce Stoves 81 COST rather than keep them
Davenport, Jaa. 3o-dlw
HAWKHsis selling new smyras Figs, all kiuds
Nuts, Becher,s best Golden Syrup, BAKERS prep d.
Cocoa, Chocolate, Sc, with = good assortment oil
Family Groceries at iosssr market prize
JAMS Iw
Money 70 loan on long tame ~
Dec. %. u. CohAN Do"S'
Jno A Gur ofthis suy. Is Agent for The Dssenpos
Day ana esdy Gazette, and 10 anorzed to rscsip In
cur name. SANDERS DAVIS
One xiilion.
1000 100 feel Dressed and
uuiressed Flooring, first quality, for sale at our
pianlag MIL. ldsclitp CoTEs DAVIS.
Five Hundred Theusandl
500, 1000 feet afst
ausy Dressed ard Undrassd siding, for sale at out
d nber Yard. tdecIltD CoTkS Il Dawes.
1000 feet FIssrsEALlrY Dressed Flooring
for sale BY
assldv BCRNKLL, GILLhT CO,
Great Chance for Bargsins'
See Advertisement Of
aDAMSOJ RdFF.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

REPUTATION or SLANDER.-A state.
ment highly derogatory to the standing Of
Bishop HamIine, OF the n. E. Church, has
been going the round OF the secular press,
for some weeks. The Western Christian
Advocate OF the 10th inst, thus disposes Of
the Islander
IL. D. Harlan, member of the Cincin-
natl Conference, for making statements in
regard to the Bishops character, was
brought before his conference, his statement
proved false, and himself expelled from the
Methodist Episcopal Church and ministry
BY the large and intelligent Cincinnati Con-
ference, after a trial of three days; only
two members of the conference out OF near-
" two hundred. voted in the negative, be-
cause they thought the punishment too
severe, for the falsehood proved against Mr..
Harlan. We cannot withhold our surprise
that . statement SO utterly false, should have
been manufactured out Of the facts of the
CASE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
HOUSES AND LOTS
I'm DAVENPORT FOR SALE
No. laS.--A House and Half Lot on tho 800. -,
Of Fourth street, east of Rock Island "es

No. l& a beautiful residence on The Nouh "a.
Of Fourth street, West OF Rock Island, 10, ~ s1e
The house well finished, with . rooms, rood ca,,sv
Well, Cistern, Wood house, with variety os sSn'
berry, every convenience 10 make comfo,,sbia .s
dsnce in good nsighborhood 's"'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. eO4.--A beautiful Farm ~ miles from Reop5
Grove, Bsh acres, 50 acres broken, good spring ana
plenty or stock wafer. The impros en- eat, are ~
sior. stone House, ~ D., Stable q we'll Of .pf, :,
ter Tonny person taking the whole shis pro psrt !,
Will be soG los r''F
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

A Card.
HAVING sold the ~Hawkeys store" and our stock
Ill Of Goods 70 Messrs. Jacob Weaver, IT,, d Co.,
We would cordially recon mend them " our former
patrons and friends All pessous indstted 10 us will
II essrss perceive tho necessity Of sst'ns up imns
diaIsiy.
Jan29 RIoRpAS d SHEAD.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Mr.. William Russell, the able correspond
ent Of the London Times in the Crinea, has
been mobbet and driven away by the drunk
en- portian Of the English soldiers, because
Of his statement that the increased pay OF
the soldiers was squandered for drink. He
applied to headquarters for redress, but OBJ
tanned none, the officers having grudge
apsins, him as we'll as the soldiers, on ac-
connt OF bis unpleasant disclosures in rela-
ton to their conduct.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. so.-A Farm of ~ acres, 50 81 which i. p,sI,
SO OF which Is broken and under isnee u OF Tint
good House and other improvements, 81 ui,s,
north Nestof lie Claire, aud six Dii.s from tss ,,
minus ofthe Chiesso 4 Port B,fon Railroad.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
IslAnds

No. 202.-An Island bel zen b ,xsDatt snd h.
oiairs together with The shore on the ms,l .ua ,5s
whole containing " acres, making hne . steI DO.
sr.
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