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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
@bttabslpbta, 7tptit IA. 1856.

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mtin 8nb, pctitp pcn @triibEruna, @srttFfattn
scu Stct, unc anSIri ptrthucus Dotum'nts, am
(ssttu Srtitoa ots id Ole pen ibrcr Srmo otrfrtt3t
Sibsrbsits:5lts STusts, in 9utsm 3uitoucs fono..
Da i'd wuBts ban oiclGlts Der ftbr 9rr8Gn 6tst
ausasIebt mar, wtlbrS oos ,.Grtiian gtbiuoe" ger;
1Srtt. uno pa id UuGtt bag itr pom 3tn Strd bEr'
atasfdntn rpar 70 tcnuts id, rcr Der @rSfnun1 unc
SnIpttton ots 1nnsru nur wsuia orfTuun9 hCbcn,
BAG Der 5nbat utben icb cinit pen 70 hc6tn SSSrth
bistt, ftrnerbn ncb irgtno Sssrtb fir mid Stn5In
f5nute. Da ahsr ojtfs @tfdrbturatn 9IddIthtr
98iif fb auoir5 ou6iultieu, 70 fdblt ttb eS os mt'
ne 0Fjcht at9tu Biz, ;utinftlh ben (St6roub tbrsr
,8iittu Hutn ouiusmwfbcn, welbs ptrt!tb et9cn
bises fdr6Grlibe Clement btIhdst ;u fsin nwdnlbsn'
ESmsrS 6aeFiH, @udbtneT.
rr BttSnoia auf oouc. Tatcut 4,ulper u 3ict:
fsits ShtS6Gr fir Bautcu, Stcbrs, Il. (. n.
0rrit 80. 1856. nal 7
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
9Seo SCufS.

gea giuts in Sdden unb bsim 8lsin. SerfauF
an 2 SboIer pas SuI6cl.
s. u. 9tube unb Spbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
0nnt 9lQ0rt0t.

Die lgnWryttbuttln gsten biermI Sufc9s ftn g.:
fsssn gcu psnninrarjtn 9iahrjhi.'tog ll bSaHrdo:
uatn btl oiu uitbitln Strmln ptr tSEtgS,GunG 6ics
its Siaats Grlptutb u ma52n fit cE SrtIrgSr,
yunQ tjntr 90ut IN Otr SGycu4h 9atufauqnn, get5a
&aunrl uutsr Dem glamtn. SEp uHb Ettt! zen
yOte 9ant ron Gatafaltqua,"
nit austmsinsu ganf. uno 5isscrtirunsssTrc
aien-:nit sjncm gapilal ron ,pti buubert tauitnt
S5atsr, nit Grlautu!p oaIdbt yu prr buuptrt tai.
l2uo SbalIr 81 ptrmtbrsu, uno Operation anntan.
aiu o0ato sn bGnotrt tadsno Sbaler etnpIjabh lne.
93m. gHiuer, Scllpb SparB,
z. gS 6uCsr, sR. s. abright
Scuas 9itrn, Daplo Sembltr,
28liliam GYSs, GbGs. s.. SbnI0sr,
Scbn Sbcmos, Rsubtn gattrrn,
Dapio Shemas, SbcmaS SrIetrld,
e. y. Marttu, .Sebn %cpSr,
SoItpb 2aub0dh. g. .. 2aHor,
Sdmts 9. Ssbau, Rctsei 2SsAiaulitry
tpt8rah. St6ua bunf, 2.
NRcrsdu Gnauui' r,cha lfiGjon5
GaiaagqIa, Suri IL. 1856. U96 y.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
l1eanfDiuania Drabtwerke,

So. 56 ara st., ;riI4sa br 2tea ano 3trn,
(ssSmi6Ir ptr 8r!oo Stra9E)
DDiiIecipbta.
Sirten, gieoleS, Sanbfebrn, Belpotencr 9raAt,
RON ieper gifBiorm unp 8fstte, Iammt allsr
arten asnftucu uup fancy DraHt.2lrbatcn.
Gawrrr sstpiate Dr5bte iiir 6Hntsns6an9a ;
.8cblen, Slno uup GraUsl Sietrn; papterma'
atrsDraNt; @ptinper unc Danny .Reaen. bsosdt
eui Die belts Nimier; Drabt uno 5eniSrabts.
Sin Iebr sorsasltaer 9rtitst fir Itwrre @isi,
fer Sieben-pts aud aQe SorteR GiienerJ Drabi
une SisbGn.
SapIi6, SarbD S SDnn:
@cptemter 3. 1856. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Si enc 6Gfer.

Die lnterjei&netsn tabsn Irrbn smpfansm an
i9rem @rc5srisn.Stptr, in Der gcrb z. Gtraes
in aasntaun, Elm Srrbes Enforcement aIItr ArtrR
@rrjaeim.
s. q. 8ube unb Spbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
@oNttett mt6 Wrhfc1g.

8lsne tpsibe Suppen, Spbnrn unb CRIME CRIB
fen, brim Sul6sl Cser flsiasn Guanttat.
s. u. 9tube unb Spbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
0G0E0reLem.

@fatarrlen frif6e unb quite Rp. 2. IlitttlmSf.
fse unb 0rpbe, in baIbsn, SisrttI unb a&tsG
Sarrrls. s. u. 8ute unb SptH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Grquh Grric8.

10 Barrels brrrliGe rotte Bitli&e Granbrrriss
6Cim Barrel cper tleinern Suantitdt.
s. u. 6ube unb Spbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Gigarren 0ianufaftur.

Gisarren @lauufaftur.
STR bsfo lscn aud nod immsr bic Gtsarrn
Wonufattur unb baben nun gum Ysrfauf auf
6anp Gin tsriiGcs u1p autes Gfurtsmsnt BON
Operas, 8e9aliat, gonprrS, 9rincipss, qlnrrmas.
Sirtrs, 0a!bFmiit, np !tserhaupt oIIr Attiu
SGbat.
6. u. Jtu9e unb Grin.
Sctotar IS. 1856 nd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Gnrrants, 4piinen 1lnb Nrrnes.

glsue Eager 8uTnsn ron ppr,islifer Site,
teim Sltns sSertaui-9ad. .8o iinrn an 10 Gts.
-purSagti6e 9runss In Sars cper 8lein. Srr-.
fawT-gIeiafllIS 8adS grunrs.
8, 8u6e anp Sp6n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29

!6erren Gponsuno Q8 atfcu:- Gs 9cs
mdbrt mir bic bShits Srsuoe, Gub benahrthtt9sn
,u tcnnsn. oaG mir es Der tshdstuoen Sualitdt Der
Sthirbeits.Riitsn. bic i'd pcr sni9en gRrnatsn pen
Cub taufte, ,u usrpoutsn baten, bab mir snsn gre.
Gen 2bsil uuItrCr Suptlsu, Sdher, paplCrcn, etc.,
rsttstsu pitbe in @ifabr itauosn bet Dem Ssuer an
bsm 8auittoo ptues, am Wrr9en oss lltsn aPrlls
;sriiSrt gu iptrbtr.
QSinn MIR in 4ttraht iirhsn, ba6 oisfi 8iittn in
tem 4tsn Stcd oss 8i6iuosS partn, ruslbss mir be
wcbnteu, uno bog fs ipiterbiu in Den .6auftn Der
brenntnoin Ruinen birObftlIn, alIpc bic pee ic
arc5 ,par, oa6 Die mssn9nen plattsn aefbmcltn ino,
f. tSuutu mir niht umbln bic @rbaItun3 unIsrsr
fptrtbocIln QaaarGn, at5 Gberim9tnass 3tu9niB an
,uftbtu. pa6 Cure 6iittu 9Sn3tib Ssuerfit ilne.
s0it 5rsuSen ptrctn mir ojcIlGsn @rIbSftseru;
ten, ais cine fbcre Btfhdsuno 9c9sn TCuir anSm:
pfsbtln. 0eorJe 10. 5imons une comp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
8r0ucbt tbr Gttefel

sNS~-pbrr S6ube 70 rufst an bei Dem Inter
~ i6risbsnrn in aantcpn, cni9s 9btrsn
cberbalb Rem Grurtbaus. Ga f5unt ibr INNER ris
ne ercse Quewatl pon Stisfsln unp S6uben bon
alien artsn unb @r6esn gu ben aIlsrniepristen
preiBtn gum Srrtauf antrsfen.
sSsraret ben pIab ni6t, ss 1T sum Stilp Nrs
arr6sn S6ubsn, nabs bsim GcurtHaus.
Spnotbag Hciharh.
glsntaWn, Nu9uR q. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
IIERRING'S SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.
Sonuor 23. 1856.

Dis sinSse SSf. (fsuerfiits titrus Sts) msttbe in
iEpIm yaa i6rcn linlmulttn 5ubaLt Gtt tIu
nsutj5en 9rCBsn 6susrSGrduittu ttpabrtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29

HNTIJ WIINIINt IVVVTNItNNt
Sefrn, 3tmz uHb 6rGlpnnrcu
ouf 6unc 9sbat'n bat Ols mls riSisf. SSin a0rrs
tsmcnt ScfIn bEittbtnO aus iseem ernunIIetn Sml.
namsntllth aus Rrh, 9drcr, Q8trtb: uup Slhss
SubtnsCGf,n, 3inn. unp prb 8aattn Gr btmuhI
ib ltcts allies 81 balIen ltlntm SGibdft SutehL
uno 1T ouch rru otu ttiln Nrbtittr UNI NatcroIcu
eemotbt YticroSrt Gufmertiamttit piro Dem Godh.
uno Ded.C5tithSft a,wirmtt, pstohts inmtr Ouf ett
bsits SRaniir uno ttr tiIIi9 oaSSSfGbrt mirr.
grutt mccbl 2(rtit 0isrtr 3trt m tauftu min fbSn
mo tbrtrbiItiat sR9saoT bst tbm OuSuruftn. ittns
.rneit gu bGfr0tb'Su ub Die r,tocre Yrli6sn "a p,r
nthmEu. Sirt Nrt EIjdaytHt wSre ftNUai9f aus.
9sfUh,t.
or lCt Slfr, Giltr, Rupf5r, 97eg. gEi uuc
3,un u;y0 i'm 2tu5tauib fir UlUt gEaarn an9tncms
mtu.
luIcntaun. Sty 81 nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Gcptt5
NDtDDl : eminent.

@lsiAfaas ejns porsrtfF8r Sur fir gfertr.
s1A Stiosr s. Ocuus, ron YbSuirpiHs,
u SA-<-> fast, oo5 CT Olcl Grfabrun9 i'm ipscn
y sgA 4 II prn pfIroln 9ebabt bat, uuo hnott, oaR
~ YYR 5tru's RrtbSL sluemSnt cine ocrbsfsn
sEsksEssaZ 9tpijlnsn IT. Ole CT ie an9strCfeu bat
os9Sn oils BtfbptrDsn, wAbe cine SuSGrIIht 4nGueR:
oun9 crfrrstrr.
Sames Smitb. Der oattlr Der Gnuat: StSUs gu
Sriitct, ptnn., idat III StnEm 8rsf an cGu Gt9etbu
msr pcn Sseu's NcthN ointment, cae ts sn unpsrs
9ltihlibes olilmttts 1T 9s9tn puro9torttts SEtIGn
an pfrssn, ptruriatht eurtb oNs 8ummtt cotr S1t:
Ibirr, 9taeu 8sIbDurt uuo anctrs 3ufaus, wtIhtn
Die Lanal: pftrbs ic ousaCfet llne.
StSs NGsriiin wirp curb fcI9tnSt 9Stntsn otr:
fault;
Nuentcwn.-S. 81. gRrltr, Smith II. Slump,
Rcd, GjutS IL. lodrith.
Petbte bem.-5 5imcu S0u, &. :. SRCNsrs.
uub in oru mtiitsn Stebrs in etba, Ncrthamrtcn
uuo ben arerSnHnotr Gauntlet.
NR0i %. 1856 u0fM
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29

Tprjli9liAer Seipers@fiig.
gcpdsIider Ssibsr GIFs, BON unS Itlba Srr-
frrtist, ju 16 Gsnts bic 01acn, Urer Gents
per Quart.
6. 9(. Hu6e unb Spbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29

lIntsr,tbnll beotsnt fh bieltr @slt9enbslt ltinSn
Sreuncsn unr siutm 9tSbrttn pubIItum anjujtt9sn,
ba6 er ltin SsIb1ft ncb imultr on ittnem oten
etanoplase in Sbucdsuiut, glcrp:sBbsitboI SNun;
fbip, esdba Gauntr, fcrtbStrsitt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29
Si6er6eitS< 8iItet.
GsanS unb g80t 70 II,
WbtfaOetpbt0, 1prll 10. 1856.

Ghas 9s9sn paS psrbssrsnos Clement, eas 5sus'
6nh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-29

8tt rem 8ranos pts 2(rtifan
@t9Suots in Qbilaottpbid, am
10. 2(Yril. unO in crm 9rciicu
Etuer in Der NIorttiirOFt, om l..
WlGi 1856, crbislt ris ahtt per:
ring cd f. uubibdoi9t: Die
,Smpeltn pru @trr9c @. Simrns
iuno 8ruoGr ; bit 8dhlr, popies
=, ot. ,,n,, G;T1,r vpS SlruS,r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08

Va the lslh Of last month there Was :
asbsts in the Georgia Senate, on the re.
ports OF the Committee GA the Atlanta
Bank. and the whole subject was indefinite
" postponed BY vote OF IS 10 Is A sim
liar result had slready been ests bhshed IN
regard TO the Interior Bank. and il thus sp.
psan thst the Georgia Legislature diseoua-
ssnanees and denies the rumors and reports
adverse 70 both those Institutions. In reia-
ton 10 the subject the Chicago Press says
sOuT readers will observe that this whole
matter hes ended precisely as We predicted
months ago. The reports Of the commit,
tees Of the Georgia Legislature were para
aed before the public in great staring CAPT.
tails, and il was roundiy asserted tina the
doom Of these banks was sealed. The
bank had forfeited its charter, aud for
ones the "cannie ScotchIen" was 81 fault.
The result shows how groundiess we're
these assertions, and that The confidence
which we, in common with the business
public generally. had reposed in Geo. Smith
4 Co wss well founded"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08
Tss Compromise Case.

The u. s. Supreme Court has adjourned
ever for month. without having given a.
aeeisien in the case which involved the con
ssitutionsliiy of the Missouri compromise
Il will be the Srst case considered on The
reassemhling Of the Court in April There
are some indications that direct issue may
b syadec, on the ground that Scott. being
. SoIeyed man, is not citizen OF Missouri IN
me legal point Of view, and therefore can
not bring an action properly This iudg.
rsni world deny the jurisdictio Of The So
prene Court, and possibly prevent the ex-
preston OF dissenting opinions on the con
stitutionality Of the Missoarl Compromise
Bot 81 effort will be made 70 get positive
decree Of some sort, aHd in that event there
i come hope OF aid from the Southern mem-
bsrs OF The Supreme Bench.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08
xr Fillmore

The Boston Atlas says the nomination Of
Ar. Fillmore has taken the American par.
~ In Massachusetts entirely By surprise,
and that some time must eiapse before il
~ill be able 10 decide upon The proper or
petite course 10 be pursued tn. Ahas
ghinks that nomination made uAder such
circumstances can hardly be considered as
binding on say party, and although il may
give rise to some discussion for lew days.
Mr. Fillmore will hardly be prominent
candidate in the next canvass. The whole
intrigue has already exploded
Tbs contest 10 the next Presidential eiec.
ton will be between the pro-sisvery Dem.
scrxts and The Republicans. The tone Of
discussion At the meeting Of The seceders
IN Philadelphia shows plainly enough the
aisscti of the public thought; and i, IL
earnestly TO be desired. that ia The coming
Sontest, men holding the same opinions
may Bot be divided By party name =, but
may present 8 fesolute, undivided front to
the common enemy. We have still san,
suine expectation that such viii be the re-
cult, and that consummalion will be g.
nononous with Republican victory @
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08

From the following declaration" 1t
would seem that the German press OF lows
cannot endorse ths action OF the Iowa ke.
publican Convention. because they would
not introduce plank into the rlstsoi m es-
pecially for them to stand upon. II Was
asking loo much fsr Temperance men to
require an especial plank. although the
great majority Of the Delegates were Tenn
psrancs men They were ruled out, but
yet they did TO, refuse to act with the Con
vsntion. because so far rs il did 60 il reject.
Cd their sentiments The Germans made
: very feeble effort TO incorporate into the
platform q sentiment, which, had every
nan in the Convention favored. would not
have been adopted, and yet because it MAS
act dovssa,led sioagside the broad plank
spon which they aud ali stood. they repu-
date tie whole affair. Had The clause,
~ws are opposed 10 the extension OF the
TINE required for nstusaliEsuon" been EN-
coded in thai confession OF faith by the
comparatively few persons assembled IN
Convention CT lows City On the 22d 1it.'
the Germans would have supported its nom
iases. II may be argued then. that with al
shs;r anss-slsvesy professions the Ger
mana attach more Importance 10 the natn-
-Ai,Ss,ica clause in the Constitution than
,hey do to the freedom OF the republic.
rhey nov awsi, the result Of the National
Republican Convention before they Itye 10
their adherence to the State Republican
Electors, and If its nominee give them as
,uranee Of his adhesion to the sentiment
shey advocate, then they viii support him.
Their course 10 calculated to make Amer
cans Of every nstve-5orn citizen in our
seunIy
DECLARATION
The associated German American press
NJ lows fnds itself called upon, IN refer
ence to the proceedings OF the kepueAeah
ronvention, assembled in Iowa City on the
acd Of February, to make the following
declaration
70. are not satisfied with the position,
which the Republican Party OF iowa mas
.asnmed. cause we consider II their duty
70 take issue no, only on the endangered
nehts and interests Of certain sections OF
~ Union, but also on those Of certain parts
Of it, population;
We cannot, therefore, endorse The candl-
s.,ss nominated By that Convention, while
With regard to the Electors appointed, We
.v.it the sc,ion of the National Republican
Convention;
And thus, We are induced, with vie" to
an, state elections, TO MAINTAIN, as hereto
FORE. an independent course, until those I'm
ar,re elements be driven rom the Repuoii-
san psrtr, BY which it Is still infested
TI GrrricH, Der Dsnoerst. Davenport
L. MApKs. Fre.e Presse, Burlington
d BrrrxAss, stAats-Eeiiung, Daeasas
lows, Feb. 26th, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08
Howe 1sls proved Patent
TRUSS BRIDGES.
PROSPECTUS
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY,
Including the Cities Of Davenport. and Rock
Island. and the Villages of Moline and
East Davenport

TstAt Public oftbsse cite. sad Piiiags6:
'i>hE undersigned ssp}d respectfully inform ya4
1 thai they propose ssains, about the mrs, day of
May next, Directory Of these places Ia continue.
tiUh of the volumes issued last Year. by Mr.. Nm s.
Spencer.
The desigH of publishing lhesc volume. ia one
book Is 10 afford 10 purchasers Opportunity ofob
tshng Information aboat all the localities aithont
ths Inconvenience OF being biieeI la consult Two
books for that purpose, At The prse oiGRe book. It
viii also allow the business OF each place an on
portubiy fgiytEg their al erti .nfurHu more GEN
erai circulation.
One volume OF each Directory has been before the
public a year, and We think they have given yer,
general satisfaction. We intend that the propose d
volume shall be az I'm rrovcment on that book and
II il Necessary that should be IN order eep pace
with a he continuai progress of oar locality
The book viii he neat l2ma. ~ 1850 pages. IL
will contain, besides the usual list o. names yaiua
bic statistical and other information.
There will also be large space devoted TO the adj
vefiisements oil the business men ofthe places.
The price Of the book will be VI per copy. Parl OF
our edition will be Issued In paper covers, for the
purpose Of mailing.
Rates OF Advertising;
One Page, with copy ofths Book $40 90
Half Page, - g 20
Quarter Page, " +" 90
Eighth Page, - - %
One Page, iBse rted among the names, u %
UTAh greater space 10 be charged according 10
agreement.
Each Advertiser is emitted to one copy Of the
book FLEMING II TORREY
FebG-dwtf Successors 10 VIM $, Spencer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08
A Card

y .thifa = Ing irom the FIRM oil Z" Eads s. stewart"
i iti. JIty / owe 10 those gentlemen IL state -
that 0siEg 10 unlocked tor family oeresr nIs--
| AID eoEsp sliea - devote my undivided lime and
the aesessity OF this step, 1 do 10 the Inaan lime
most chez ffuliy recommend Msssrs. ''Eads& Stew
arir t. OF integrity, Industry aud efficiency in
the Land agency oasless-aId hope that the old
firm will continue 10 receive that extensive and
reEansFiiise Patronage ~hich II has heretofore en-
joyeI. DAVID HIGGINS.
Inc LsHI Agency business will be continued Is
formerly ny '.E1ds & stewart at their place OF bns
mess IN Tie Post Once building. where they will be
HAPPY receive their old ffie nds, and hope by
-trst attention 10 ment and receive their fall share
of ps4fgHagr, EApS e. STEWART
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08

Badly Damaged,
New ST. Paul will break in two IN all
probability She was badly broken. Sub.
marine No. 5, Alice, Virgins Ferry, tla'
ra, Australia. Brunette, Falls City. Atoo-
na Niagara. Lamsrtine, Jenny Lind.
Nor or less Damaged.
f y. Aubrey, N [. Mlburn, Luella,
Gossamer Badger State, ]. s Pringlo, Hen
Bolt, Polar Star, Forest Rose, Paul Jones,
A. B Chambers, Challenge, Laclede, Die
Vernon, Jesnie Daans, louisville VIM.
Baird, M,nnesota, Westesner, A q. God-
din. There may have been other boats al
the landing that were injured, but II there
were, their injuries were SO slight that II
was not considered worth speaking shout
In addition 10 the sunken boats, we have
yet to add the Sonora, hut as she sunk up
the Missouri river. We did not include her
in our. is, OF disasters at the s. Los's
whari.-.N. Louis inisl.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08
The Late catastrelhs

There are numbers Of our citizens, as
we'll as others at distance from st. Louis,
who have formed erroneous opinions in ref
erence 10 the extent OF the damage done
to the steamboats, during the late terrible
catastrophe, and in order to impsrt correct
information TO our readers, we have made
out statement Of the facts, which may be
relied upon Ms correct. The excitement in.
cident To occurrences Of the kind having
passed away, we are now able to give reli.
able information as to the actual losses and
damapes
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-08
Lots in North nkYsuunIi


have Four beautiful Dwelling Houses IA NtiA
ba'enport fronting on Locust street, che OF WhiA
has Ten acres OF ground with u, sal oihsu 10 Oft
.r more lots.
Also a number OF q niH proved lots Ia Sosi's A,
intosA's, Lambriss. Fearing and saymAlsI''
subdivision OF lots, some as b. = .. si5U each.
Lots In East Davenport
have several uBimprored lots in EssI Ds's4lei
some OF them beautifully situated The binn osst
well adapted inr business pnrposrs
-ALsU--
A River lot OF 100 feel tke ryrr bl 80 ies!'
upon which there Is an excellent guar. siIb pei
p~tnsi Lime h lin aEd Lime house, which Sil mSI'
ioo BIO shells Of lime ter day. la eteesaI lVcai'.
Tor Flonriag Mil.
In addition TO the above, The subscriber har = ai
amount ii uBimproyed iaDd IN ssoIl, Maseaiis i.
!oa, cedar iasas, Johhson, Iowa, foss-hieb' jas
per, Marsi lais falna and Benton { OaDties tois'
Information resl stiny The foregoing properly ~ .
la Geo. L.. NICHOLS
Real Estate AssSL
dee - Corner oi Second & MaiH sIS''
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s..R GR.u.a q. " kErsEs
GRAHAM A. kEPNEn,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
NO ? BURROWS NEW BLOCK, FRONT sIhkEi

davenport, lows.
order. solicited for the purchase Of Grain, Flour
Wool and Prodae generally.
--RHsERxsSks-
burrows & Prettyman, Davenport, lows
Wise, Pusey s. W ise, Phil. Ps.,
Springer. Asrbsugh & Co, Pittbarg, Pa.
Spang Co.,
Joseph Il. Elder, St. Louis, Mo,
Mcbride d Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. Mccoy & Sens. n Lisbon, =.
d.. d. Mcdonald a Co, NellsSlle, Ohio.
Aohian Ma rtin,
George Wells,
Hanna. Garfetson & Co., tleNslsnd,
Massey l. Sinclair,
James Graham, New Garden.
Merchants. generally, Salem.
feb ~ l-J6. dlf
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HAWKEYR INSURANCE COMPANY!
DAVENPORT, IOWA
mi en- oysr Woodward Harris Ory0Oods Store

East side OF BRADY st. between Isl and I'd sis
sINHIs Company Is now prepared 10 insure dwelling
i houses stores. Merchandise, household furniture
and all other property sgainstossor damage By Frc
and III issae policies risks taken by ihe tompa
ny from date OF application.
tits the design Of the direetoss 10 neSleci no e.
fort IN making this sale and reliable Company, anu
one in which ,oinmunit, viii have The fullest conf
denee they have resolved In allhngs 10 exercise We
utmost cauion particularly 10 Tho selection u 'sk
10 insured and 10 this end yer, large proportion
OF the risks usually taken BY other insurance eonpa'
MES will not any account be I.ken BY This COMPANY
This being H9Ms CsnPaay, organized for the phf-
30 accommodating The eitixeRs OF This stale, Is
that il will be fully notwithstanding lar the
patronage extended 10 II lhroughoutIhe state has bee.
ryireme, berai and Is 10 be hoped that the conn
icncc already infested may continue. cohitnn-
s,nce OF patronage Is very respectfully solicited
II Agents wanted for the aboS Company.
DIRECTORS.
ND Burrows, ChAs. Lrssiie. ignalius fangef,
WA. " God, l.. 4. D-ssainl, r. Metwin, Jas. NJ, Dai-
reIl, & 4. Parry, J. NJ. WliherwaS, Alfred Sanders
Is, Il. Woodward. Jas. Gamble Alden y. Aaliery.
OFFICERS.
Aiicn + Aaiiery, Secfis, Alfred Sanders, Pfssf-
Is. H. Woodward, dssf seetg, has. lcssiie, fFfss
Members of kSernItse Ohmmtiee.
James l.. iaize!i, Louis c. besssnf.
Feb -. aii
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OVID.

yAvlNc purchased the uawkey. store ana s.oe q
II Of Mcs.rs Ki0rdan 4 Shead, tine uuderaigned
h.,a ramoxed 10 me corner OF Brady aud Third BIS
where lhey will be pleased to meet former patron
old friends and new with superior ssaplo 6So"s
al comparatively iowpriees, mhoscsaie ANU = 81
Feb 2s-dsf y. WEAsEH, 'ro ~
NrOTlCE--Ihc Wsgons VI the .hawkejs s.ole
~ for deiy ring CITY orders will leave Ihe ssolo
twice daily, viz; AZ II O'Clock A NJ. ana g ". VI"
MI further notice. -. = 40
Feb 80 JACOB NEANhh, II, " w..
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INPRaYEn rARA

O~ AAeres-Ihrce bun dred under fine Improve.
- ~ ment, balance coed timber-w.ll sIered
and 10 excellent stock farm-ls mi les from, thi.
city Large frh me hou large IN, stone
ba Sc menl and all The fixtures Of an old Farm.
$3.50 y orih OF siSek-~sith the isrm II purchaser
desires.
Price 02e per aete-siIA a credit Of from q Is
yesrson large par; ofue pareh... money.
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.H'n Y'I(E.

HAVING. sold The Is Claire Foundry sGi achiGt
l L shops to MIR. Michael Donahae, therefore at
persons Indebted 10 tho undersigned will please cal
aud ss4tle their accounts without delay.
nieE :. lo-d3t LIZ CLAIRE DAVENPORT.
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VNI1PR0yED LAND FOR SAVE,

tOA ACRES uninproyed land Tor sale near ful-
fCU ton, mile from I'd railroad station, being
W~s, OF sonth - and Northeast Of See. -, - K
lie ALSO
400 Blue Grass al - 10 per acre timber
q part mites from the river and good mills. and
stoae coal. good spsn Of work horse. taken inIar
pay. Terms iibrial. Apply 10
deer EaDs & STEWART.