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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-26
Fires In New York !.

FIRE In FOURTH AvKSUs-THREE HORSES BURNT TO
DEATH Shortly before IL O'Clock Sunday forenoon,
fire broke out in small frame stable in the Of 435
Fourth The flames spread with great rspdity,
consuming three valuable horses before they could be
treated and extending to the three story brick buildings
in 'front.' Nos 436 and 433 The fences and several pr
vies belonging to the buildings Thrteth and Thirty
first streets were also destroyed. horse belonging 70
pied by William II. HAGht -four and feed store His
stock nearly AL destroyed also his three horses va
lued at $500, which he has no insurance. His
stock is insured in the Greenwich Insurance Com
pany for 81 00O which will probably his loss
The second floor Of No. 4s6 was occupied BY MRS Ice.
ont considerably damaged by water and breakags no
insurance The third floor occupied as lodge room.
the provision store Of Messre Hess HoeglAnd No. 433
who sustained damage to their stock and fixtures
% rs
by Mr. Hess and Mr. HoaglAnd a. dwelling; their fur
niture is damaged BY water NO insurance The build
damsged about $500, and Gully insured. The are is
supposed to be the work OF boys who at play
by the Fire Marsbal
FIRE IN SoHrH srREET.--Betwecn and 4o'clock on
Sunday morning fire was discovered in the Junk store
extnguished. rAa ERE started among lot OF old
bags, some Of which lad been saturated with palm oil,
but afterwards waShsd. 1t Is supposed that the fire
hsir ,tock They estimate their loss at about
$50. The buildng la owned BY Mr. Cregtn, ana Is
damaged about $40.
FIRE IN hsSp SraEET-About o'clock on Sunday
morning large timber at ths back of the hus In the
houge No Is Bond street occupied by DR.. Putnam
discovered on The Doctor procured tins AID OF sore
fremen and after considerable difficulty succeeded u
eettjnzat the Rre when II extnguished The bNd
Ing hss been erected long while There was ona
our iuches) Of bricks between the fue and th beam
the heat worked through and set 1t en- fire, Damag
I about so, fully insured
| FIRE IN ATTORNEY SrREr.-About hafpast esve
O'Clock on Sunday morning, rebosra took fire In tn
swelling sorss Ss;0,1' vi ps Sesses %ss An '"
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SPECIAL MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.

To THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
communicate herewith report from the Secretary of
War In responge to resolution OF the House OF Repre-
sentsve OF the 18th inst requesting to Inform the
House whether United States soldiers been employed
In the Territory Of Kansas to arrest persons charged
with . violation Of certsin supposed enacted by
supposed Iegislature assembled at ShAwnes Miss
WAsHSGroN, May 22, 1856. FRANKLIN PIERCE
HEAD QUARTERS, Fort IEAvEHwoRTH, May 7, 1885,
SR-l have the honor to forward herewith further
apectluuy, your okedient servant,
n. V. SUMMER, Colonel ls. Cavalry, comma nd ng.
To Col. ), CoorER, Adjt. Gen. U. 8. Army.
NO. III.
ExEcuTfvE OFFICE, LEcoMrToN K,Tl
April "a, 1885,
Col. SuMnER-I have the honor to ackno Wedge the
receipt cf your letter OF the 2st and ais, Of the 90
inst Lieut. Mcintosh reported his command to me MT
this place. agreeaby to Instructions His report to you
will put you In possession Of all that has trans pirsd
while aiding the Sheriff of this county in the lion
of the process In his hands
II Lieut.. Mcintosh that should say that his
which be has rendered the Sheriff In executipg the Ia VA
sniitle him to my warmest oommendahons and most
sincere thanks Hoping t, see you soon, whom will be
able to explain matters further, bave the honor TO
be your obedent servant WILSON SHANNON
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, April 25, 1855.
Col, Sumsm:--SIR--I satisfied that the persons
agsinst whom wrs have issued, and placed the
hands of the Sheriff this county, and who have not
been taken have fed secreed themselves, that for
the pvessut no further arrests be made neverths
less, deem IL prudent TO have military power
hrasd Of thirty men, stationed OF this Place end subsct
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70 my orders, to act n crs. Of emergency. would
therefore request you to furns me with such guard
from your command to be used - the Shars posse and
to preserve tho peace occasion nny require.
have other Reputation to make you ct present,
mand in readiness to .ct O. ns%snss warning 4 S re-
quired by to enforce the laws preses the peAoe
With great respect, WILSON SHANNON
FRlexN. Aprie %; 1855.
CoLoSEL-Under the direction Of the Governor started
from Leeompten early this mornin VITA the Intention Of
Jones We arrived At Lawrence about half past 4 NJ,
and although remained In town nearly two hours the
h. S.S S
near here for two three days. in order to be the
Sheriff and to attend to the serving Of the wri. The
Robinson and don't think he will aI present. As
passed through lawrence this morning. everything
90 TO Dc quiet and orderly and hear very little at pre-
person Who takes this ID in haste to leavs-f any
thing important OCCURS shall let you know Of it by
1-' jas. GciNTossh, LIST Lieutenant LIST Cavalry.
COL SUMNER, LIST Cavalry, commanding.
WAR D.rAnrnsT' ST' w1amseros, ". May q, 1855.
SIR have to Acknc Wedge the reference to ths De-
Rsmsnt q ,a,s resolution o. the House q Represent
the House wheher United States soldiers have been en-
ploysd in the Territory of Kansas to arrest persons
IN said fsrrsory, 10. '''''''1 ''-'' -''''''
thi. dated the 5 of February LAST colone1
E. v. Sumner and Lieutenant Colonel P. s. G. Cook were
70 y IT % s
surrecon invasive aegressoss against the organized
government of the Territory armed resistance the
execution OF the laws In the Governor finding the
ordinary course of judicial proceedings and the powers
vested In the United States Aarshal insdequste for the
purpose should make requisidon upon them for Q mill
tary force to aid him in the performance of that official
duty.
Under there instructions and upon the requislton OF
Governor Shannon, detachment OF troops, under .
Lieutenant ordered to epar to the Governor
tain the constituted authorities in the enforcement Of the
laws The proceedings In the case specially In the
enclosed copies Of the pondence which contains the
only information the Department has upon the subject
The instructc ms from th, Departments being dieced
exclusively to the support Of the organized
and constituted authorities Of the Territories convey
authority to employ soldiers to aid making arrests
otherwise, In the enforcement of "supposed awsn
acted by supposed legislature The Department,
ther FORE and believes that the United States
soldiers have not been employed to make arrests under
the circumstances mentioned in the resolution Very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
JEFF. DAVIS Secretary OF War.
To THE PRESIDENT.
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UNITED STATES COAST SURvfY-Captain Ger
dis the United States Coast survey who hes been
veypg along the Florida coast the harbor Of PensA
cola during the past winter Ind spring, has termiaaed
his labors nor the present season, and will leave US In
few days He an,icipas returning here next winter, 20
complete the survey Sf hArbor and bay and also
Gambia and Black 6ater's bsy.-Pcsdoola, Na, Oemo.
cyot, kaylb
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Court CnIentasr-rh,a Dav.

SUPRKM CoURr-CircuiI.-Nos 104, $40, 561, $751; 562,
6t8, 608 l6s 761 619, eS2 1885, co. 37o 63a 6A4 6i5,
CAT, GAS, GAO.
svrnoR CouRr.-Ns sss sS1, ss4, 67s, g. 2s1 e, GA,
257 $780, 626 ST. 628, 6a6, $751; 6ao e4O CAL 642 644
CAS- eo3 445 4eb, a2s se2 106 116 s3e 4s4 ee4 oes,
226 921. l0p, as, TO, II, 2b9
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short one-snd was about definite the other O
better dodge the doctrines OF anybody else and 60
general principles motion to lay these resolutions o.
began To- b. alarmed and upo. them
somewhat personal TO themselvs
Mr.. RICHMOND cautioned them against trAnsosndmc
their duty in thus condsmning the head Of the party
and would create disoord in the party
at large and kick up row generally though he CON-
solu ions - these he followed by Tnurber, Rev.
field and Taylor, In the same strain.
Mr. TAYLOR Is Receiver In the Public Land Office In this
city and the 6rst open his mouth in desucs
Of Gen. Pierce. he siyy intimated that Gen Pic -
h sG he be- ro1d a tSsg snS IN
ashed after having adopted resolution 10 cordially sup
port the nominee OF the Cincinnati ConvenuonY He
thought they had better keep COOL and not do anything
Mr. CLARK, Of kalamazoo, favored the rssslutiovs He
went for giving the President nts He hsd no excuse for
the veto. Clark s ex-member Of Congress, and may
be down . remarkable Of moral rage In n
politician having in law in ofaoe as Pos mas.sr n
Kalamazoo and SON holding commission ss travell.n
mail agent, under Pierce-both fat ocsa Nothing has
nation would bavs induced suoh a COURSE
Mr.. wHRPx, Of the delegates, aid not 60 for
eonSus o s. doss e
he not In vor Of such rong
J,.y rnusax dssg.ss thought they had better kssp
1t would gain the President and ths party muoA
the South and he might vet v,t the norainston I
Mr.. IorBnog said, had not Cen Pierce undertaken "a
force his nomination again. hs should hasn let bin retire
with al the gie,y ne had wcn any, but S It WAS he
sden' II only said. in cool and calm way, that they
aid not want him any ieoger-ths ~ had 60. enough o
to b devoted to the ssts Of he south and under its
control and they proposed psy him his wagss snA
msri,sd retirement. We have had Northern vi h
Southern principles sn',dsh There was North, aud =
Ex Governor Fr<roS Of Geneses said he wax Land RA-
ceiver under Prcs but that could not nduos him TO n
or hm-n't he soald make $50 900 " N-sA ne saau
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Sanitary Cond Nion OF the City rtse Epi.
ne. uao Alarmists.
We trust that the ,loring figures and facts, raten
from the official records N the o SO Of the city Inspestor
vii tend TO alsy any slar which may have bssn creA
ted In the public mind by tn sxsrons OF the epidemic
propasandis,s -
DEATHS IN M YORK
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WASHINGTON, May "a, 1856.
telegraphic despatch was resolved here to-day
which states that COLLATION. had taken place between
the United States authorities and the free State men, by
which the tocn Of La,wencs destroyed and mum
Der Of persons killed. II has caused the most intense
excitement. saw the President this evening, and he
expresses some doubt to its authenticity. One
despatch ia dated Louisville, whereas 1t should
fron ST. Louis to be authentic.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01


G e. K MITCHELL. The Democrat Of
yesterday morning contains notice OF
,Democragc7 meeting and says tina, "Hon
q c. K. Mitchell will address the meet
tpg Tai. sterling Democrat and sstimsble
ritzaa," continues the above authority,
'swi.l make some startling disclosures oil the
assi,gs and purposes Of the disuaionists and
latter,dsy soiuts, Rad tear of the ,hih dis.
mise under " hich the blackert treason is
working 10 the Republican camp" This
viii certainly be a Fish ueat' Mr.. Mitchell
hs. always acted with the Wing party and
vsyrssssd 10 believe in the principles Of that
psay. hsn he has go suddenly changed is
mystery and we are pleased 10 hear that
he Intends ,9 come Up to the confessional
81 Msndsv evening next. Gradually to
ehargr an-s principles is an evidence Of
Involvement, but suddenly to whlt around
like A gealheTcock aud war against opIn-
..rsspd convictions mslured by many years
g strenuous advocacy, appears, to say the
lssst Of H. very suspicious. Bot perhaps
Ag Mitchell intends simply to discuss the
slavery question, the main Issue no" pend
az bag@een the Psrtiesj to Judge, however,
fem the Drm0crats notice, one would lie
led TO conclude that he intends 70 deliver a
lecture agalurt Mormonism and very Pos.i-
Div thar i the klGI Of crusade he e3n!em-
ga.as |ggug.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

krAl EsrATE Two acres OF the K lose
Hll property III west part OF town, was re-
.sgs, sold igr $4,000. Three years ago
sl0o per acts was paid for the same. We
hsar Of quite number Of sales lately at Pri'
,ss aatterna 10 the sellers ana satisfactory
IA purchasers Nearly every person who
has dealt in real estate 10 our city Tor the
cast several care has been well remaners-
ned fof such investment; property has been
and is stll advancing with healthy tone,
m, the result Of excitement OF from al ov-
wrought prospect Of the future, but mere
lg he natural consequences arising from
,,uf increasing commercial facilities, pro-
gaettyeness al the surrounding country, ad-
gantsges De o point for the establishment Of
mapuisctories, beauty oil location and de-
stability as place Tor residence, iniellt-
gspcc enterprise and morals Of cur citizens,
and prosperity that has ateaded all invest
,,snt Of capital in cur midst. Another sea-
son will show marked advance IN the sub
s,antial growth 81 our city, as many Of our
wealthy citizens intend ornsmenting the
prosperous homes oil their loi! or adoption
m manner suitable to the tmes, place and
,ature destiny OF Davenport.
FREMosr as our next President and the
mighty West will receive an impetus BY an
influx oil intelligent Immigration seeking
1Dues in the vast sea Of agricultural wealth,
wlieh his penetrating genius rescued from
rugs4uwn regions" and presented to his
,ogntry.aen and the world its unbounded
seAes 4aJ anl mited resources, the destined
h5ms for future millions ofinteiligent Free
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HENRY ". HI0KEES.
Ar.~ff~-aa-

General Agent, Commission & Auction Broker,
Second 81. hetween Perry and Rock Island stf,
Davenport, Iowa,
WILL make advances on all kinds OF MercHQn.
die, bny, sell ard locate Land Wa rants, and
lend 10 all kinds Of Reel Estate or money tran.
actions, collecting Book and Note Accounts ind
al ri Eds Of Com mission business.
Refers 70 the following persons, by permission:
swift CO., eanker,, Chicago;
BOkee, Innis Co., i"
Taiimgn, Powers i NJ 'Lsgu, bankers pEyeppa-t;
7 Campbell, Esq,
levitt c Marshall, banker, Rhinebscs y "
l. Gsrman & Co, Madison, Wis:
Stokes Brothers, New York CITY;
joins Sayery's Sons, {"
Locke, Ketchsm d to.,
Clark, Wilson Il Co., "
smith Z sheldon, Troy, NY;
JGmos Wager, ksq,
L. Potter 4 Co., -
John e. Hull, banker, Poughk eep>ls y. r
Frederick W. Davis. do a."
Reuben North, do
joseph c. Harris, DO
Hon. Charles II. Ruggles. -
hon. Morgan Carpenter,
Edmund Morris, Esq.,
Cbas. D. Hubbsil, Bsd., Bridgeport, Conn;
has, Foote, banker, 90
I. Augustus Morgan. BANKER, 81. Pau. 70. T.,
shea Packard 4 Co, Albany, NY.
HENRY ". NORRIS
Formerly of Poukhkeepse, Duehess 70, New ORR .
layvnuoY1 Oct n ts56 lw.f
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TIE New York Dag BoOk, one Of the two
papers n ,sw York City that support Mr.
BlchlHsG, proposes to en!Iaye poor Amer
..sna. 7o5f Germans and poor Irish, who
may 4'. into poverty and be unable 10 sup
.5rt THEN families, Here are the Day
6ogss exact words Il speaking Of the poor
"ht's people. q,
81. the parents Of the children int" lavet
g Let our legislature pass laH that
whoever will take these parents and tske
care ol them and their offspring, in sickness
aBl u health--clothe them, feed them ana
auus thsm--shalI be legally entitled 10
Ue.r service; and let the same Legislature
decree that whoever receives these parents
sad their children, and obtain their serVi-
ce5 shall take care Of them rs long re ihey
i've
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4ars MARI.
L. CLOSE & cos, COLUMN.


w sumsu alsrgs stock of Heavy and Shelf Hard.
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot fail suit.
posted ~ In hardware matters and Invite calls from
uaf friends who desire fair dealing.
For cash ws propose 10 sell al small advance
1000 kegs Nss. Call -aen for barx1tns 10 SRile,
T.CLoSE co.
LIagk,eg safes, ms only xsnline siad for sale
4 chespby I. CLOSE co.
i T. CLOSE 81 cos.
SAWs, Circular, daey and Gross Cut, sasrsn.sd
- al r. CLOSE 6s co.'s.
IRON As!es, Thtmsis stsin. and spr,Iss, q
i I, CLOSE cos.
{ ARpENTKRs Tools Of every description for
" aa!s 81 E. CL0SB & cos.
4sLs aud Pocket ease' l.Tss ;.oss i e, sale
DUMPS, Fosee iiities ami es,a lsap. Tor .sisss
L. CLOSE X co.'s.
I IGHrSiNG Rods ant il.llssar. tos sale q
~ 4. fLOsE d cos.
KAp rpe "'"'4 '1r' from s, ga, q co.'s :s!s st
50 TONS Fence Wis fot sale ea..ss co.'s
~ I. llOsb & cos.
GAsDEs r"''' 'fess'y as'es dffoss 4 I cos.
Rne and Pistols o.;' qaanitss, f@r .eis y"
grows and fa~ars which vii! b .qld e eagss al
N'SSS' Portable 'r''' Al /. Gloss 8 co.'s.
r RATHER s.iita1 all .iasss. oo,s
pAcKis6, Hemp and Rubber for sale at
Is men. for sale iowst I. Close & co.'s.
Rors-aanili's a Hemp, ~ r .ls;sf' & co.'s.
c.. and Signal on for ;ss Y th s e.srs'
saw Msndrsl. Of ali sizss from inch 70 u: for
LEARNERS viii. md tbs best sssortlnsnt Ames aud
: other make of sho seis, Spades scoops, Hoes,
| forke, Sc.,at T. CLosE y co.'s.
CHAINS, Log, OK adDg, I c;Ssr h:i' 3D., aud
roRS Shelters and Hay Cutters for sale Tow q.
~ 4. CLOSE s. co.'s.
lJV r. CLOSE cos.
lnl do. Seyihs snaths, beet pkttsrn,st
| lVVJ T. CLoSh y cos,
| rCNisSRR's stock-Tiu Plata, since, lros, Copper
| L and ziuc, for sale st T. CLOSE s. cos.
SADDLERf ant Coach Tfimmtnas a, very low
- pr'ces,st +. CLOSE e. co.'s.
AIrHITE Lead In oil, r. Ci oss aud CO. brsud
w justsseSived, warranted tbs best 10 usrfe''
| At r. CBosE cos.
| I iSsEED OH by sbs barrel gallon al
~ I. CLOSE cos.
SAsa, Glass aud pslsy stiow prices At
- T.'CLoSE r. cos,
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NEW sgOEEs,--Among the ne" stores
uo.nty established in our city we would
aaU.a that Of Hiddlsson s. Lyon, dealers IN
csoeksfy and Glsgs Ware, who have Just
ggened agt an extensive assortment OF
goods ia lAcH line in Mr. FeJerVsry 8 new
ta.la.ug, IN South Second street between
sr51y and Perry. Also, the DryGoo estao-
H.ansnt If Mr.. Dashieii & Small, to be
v.snel ia few days in Jrdge Grants new
5u.i.ng 90 West Main below Second street
Advertisements Of both Of these firms may
be found ia cur columns tMs morning
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eoysrument Vessels

New York, Oct. so,-The .l0op o. wa war
p,r,s mouth arrived st Batavia August th'
and was to proceed on the ism TO h0hs
Kong, to relieve the Macedonian. ,,L,m
" ts,,er in tho Daily Times, from uAsm ~
s,n,ss the steamer San Jaclh'o naa
"a, repaired, and would start ages" Ion 'a'
"sn about the 10th Of August,
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Selling Rates Of Exchane
BY COOK L SARGENT.
Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
ND w ARIA NTS

THE undersigned have for SAFE Land Mafrantse
different sizes which they will sell for cash or OF
time to suit purchasers.
They viii pay particular attention 10 selection aud
location Of lands HI Fort Per NOiDes, Fort Dodge
Chartan and other Western Land Districts. Also \"
psyment0ftaxes aud land business generally
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Political Meeting

buffalo, Oct. so.--A mass meet " was
.,iagn Clinton Warke, ground to day
smsaShss were made by Hon. SsnI'fa .
Su..h and James 3. Nadswsrth.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01

"THc WEEKLY UNloN, We commend
g. egeg T..lmoreite in the county the last
.-a5cr Of this sheet II they can endorse
.s editorials we would sdvise them to vote
400 Fillmore.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01

PassRrss.-The News talks OF steam
press Tor lts business Better order one Of
H5a'. improved ten cylinder Pfesses.-6a-
.g.s
w. W guder II there are sRy more oil nose
DID, secondhand Hoe presses" LETT How
...t Ancient Or did you take the last one
Ns'os.
BY a- meaas Adolescence, We wouidh I
trwy, yau OF that privilege, unless you
vm1a prefer cheap Guernsey press
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GID WE4IREs.-Yeslrrday morning the
uae-ry slost Of 20 tega, or IL degs be-
s5s aaelaf point Il va" quite winter
ssa tay. lur the suu snone 60 brightly mat
lev aho do aog consult slhe thsFmoms'er
s-sgaza1 t'g - SO cold.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01

.. he New York Sab Treasury has SiS''
10000 u coin IN it's vaults. Notw'th-
",1A4.ng tho large appropriations, the gov
.,".eHt has full treasury. The inpo'.
jjI,"oAs are enormous, and that is filling ths
= :, Treasury, Wills it is awsmping "s
''"PVs With debt,
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BosToS, Oct. 81.

The Hon. Chas. Sumner is expected to
arrive in this city mex, month; he will have
public reception. Professor Huntington
is chairman OF the Commute OF Arrange
meuu. Gen. Jno d. Taylor will act as
Chief Marshal. ar. Sumner will be met
at Brooklyn and escorted TO this city, and at
the conclusion OF the ceremonies he will
attend a grand banquet 10 honor OF him At
the Music Hall.
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WARRINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The hrst emo"
of the season commenced falling here in
considerable quantities al ll.so A. NJ YEA
Their cold.
Secretary Dobbins has resumed his du'
ties at the Navy Department. His health
hs. been much improved BY his trip to North
Carolina. All the Cabinet officers are now
in Washington, the unusual number OF re-
slgnations o army officers is in consequence
"a alledged, of the insufticisncy Of staries'
Tho War Department is continually re-
ceiving them.
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-
New Arrival,


sv.ut on he undersigned VII sItSna W.
A EHoSsrpuspt Land Sale al For LeAsshSSsNs ~
Kansas Territory 10 DO held Sa 70. '' m.ss avss
1smbsT psxS. Persons ns1t s,rIyips soon e.
as
laAl.aG
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. sl.-The American
Board of Foreign Missions yesterday ADOPT
ed the resolution of the special committee
Of Indisn missions. The old officers were
elected after the usual opening exercises.
This, morning Dr.. EZRA Smith desired to
resign the office TO which he was elected
YESTERDAY on the Presidential Committee.
DR. Pomeroy noted he would continue uhtii
the next meeting; DR.. Smith consented TO
do go. Rev. Mr. Coales offered resolutions
TO the confidence Of the board in its officers
and missionaries, which were adopted. The
farewell exercises then took place; the
board then adjourned.
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Dr. 4. n. MARSELIS.
Late oil Philadeiphia,)
DESfkCTftLLf onsrs his professional services
IL 10 the citizens OF Davenport and yleinht5-
Having been attached for q number OF yesrsto the
Philadelphia Hospital a. sur4soh and physician ne
fssls comp stent TO treat any disease or scc'n'h'
that may be presented.
Would refer {" PreisssJrs 5. FHuenst q
Cha.. ID. MeigS-
Thos. ID. Nutter.
once, \. r. ,ornor Il sni Harrison 50.
nntia
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01

OnaiipAds ofthe United states boughtaud sold.
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Rapkers an and Agents,
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Atlantis and Interior Banks.
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w notes 81 tho above Banks las have done
since ler organi2alion} alter the 18th INST and iii
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