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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06
Arrival Of the Atlantic.

-NEw YORK, asp. M.-The steamship
Atlantic arrived about P. NJ. with Liver
pool dates to July 23d. x The STEAMSHIP
Asia arrived out at Liverpool 2lst july re-
lates mainly to the outbreak of civil,war IN
Spain. The statements representing its
prooress and prospects are very conflicting
/, would appear that O'Donell had previous
" prepared to crush any maniiestationsm
had assembled in and around Madrid le'oO
troops. Against this force the nationa
guards and citizens held their ground Tor ~
hours, and at length gave in and were DIS
armed. 200 persons were killed.
At latest dates Madrid was tranquil. Es
partero was supposed to be in the city under
arrest.
The Emperor of France had ordered
French force to assemble on the Spanish
frontier as measure of precaution, and 9TH
er adherents to the. exQueen Christiana,
were also Fastening to the frontier.
A letter from the Spanish legation at IA.
ris saws, "The difficulty between Spain and
Mexico has been honorably settled.
The British news is unimportant. Par
lament will adjourn about the 3oth:
The Atlantic left Liverpool the afternoon
of the 23d--brings upwards OF sixty passen'
gers.
In parliament Earl Malmesbury called at.
tenton to the difficulties between Brazil and
England, arising from the treatment OF the
British Minister at Rio in the question con-
corning the Slave trade, and particularly in
sisted on the value of retaining the trlerd-
ship of Brazil in case of a war with the Uni
ted States.
SpAIY.-Thelates accounts state that the
Cortes had removed to Arragon, and were
under Gen. Enfante. They intended TO
make war upon the Queen Isabella and her
ministers, in the name of Liberty and the
Constitution.
The London Times and other. papers say
that the instruction was encouraged by the
O'Donnell party.
Espartero is very strong in Arrago, which
is the stronghold of the Liberals.
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Latest N . w 8.
xxxIvth Congress First Session.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.

WAsHiNGT0hs Aug. Y.
HoUsE.-Mr. Herbert made IN uDsuc-
cessful effort to introduce a resolution
authorizing the intervention of the U. s.
Land and Naval forces in the San Francisco
affair.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole, on the bill to defray expenses Of
the Legislative, Executive and Judicial De-
partments Of the Government.
Mr.. Herber, made personal explanation,
saying that various charges had been made
against him from both the Pacific and At
lantic coasts. He branded them as false
hoods, and declared that not one of his &C
cvsers could compare with him in honor
and integrity. The charges, he said, come
from political enemies, and he considered
them complimentary rather than disgrace.
full.
The bill was discussed at considerable
length, when the House took recess un-
ill Up. NJ
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Iowa Election.

DUBUQUE, August 4.-l7s7 votes were
polled at the election in our city to-day
gain of 47O over that of the last election
The result is yetin doubt, but the Democrats
will probably have majority OF 400 in the
city, and small majority in the county.
A disturbance took place at p. NJ, which
was ouelled with little difficulty. Much ex.
element exists, and there are some aPpre'
tensions of riot.
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Dankina.
McGRxaoR, LAwRs I BLAxxnoRE,
RANKERS

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bA IN N IL hS.
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m Mncnresn. aant Notss. Cola snS sii.sr coin'
AND LAND VARIANTS,
pAvENPoKI, IOWA;
,i,a nj rsmtta nees made ON ,hs dsy Of
Sayas,,t fffee Of in sight drans on Ia
tana ~ the m rchase and oftown
AMI nontry pr1pery and the scect ion Of lands for
entry.
r3,.sioht checks on New York, Boston, Philsdsl
mia Ra,Imore Washington City. Pittsburg, Cincin-
at N Iouis and CHICAGO, always for sale Ia sums
70 sui. paacnase's.
"a an,ec'aid nd silver Coins bought and sold.
~ % lii. ~ chiaago 81 Eouts and New York
a,ad and n, s,ness 6ansr OF stort dates bought
u :, ~ h.,s. 60 satns '-f
yr-sUonev mon ReaI Rssaae securities psoour ed
a. ! small commission: $50
lLI-lnLefe.s M.owoe on asRo.sSe -
ALEX. ". X0xB0VA
Eotarr. Public and Insurance Agent,
omoa' 3 ~ II H.. WcC,a~oy. Lsvss& Hairs.
mors'
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EARTHQUAKE attention AL svsn 70 the Suyns and
selling Heal Estate on com mAion, rsyins os1AA
esfc, SC.
,bia ng comp s,r no. ~ .sn.,sd ~ s.anns
Titles aud furnish corres. abstracts draw DEEDS or
a. th nn,sae nS Inc mos,
reasonabfe terTs.
sGReGoR, LIVES 4 8LAKsSSsh.
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TIE CONCERT To-NisHT---Our readers
will not let the excitement Of the recent
triumph make them forget De Bulbs Con.
cert tonight. II Dryden gives the correct
doctrine IN his "Ode for St. Cicila's Day."
music favorably influences every frame Of
mind.--soothing the most respondent, and
gratefully affecting the feelings ofthose en-
joying the completest glow Of triumph. We
expect, therefore, that the accomplished
Norwegian will have full ouse to night.
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NOTICE.

A Lbpersons knowing themselves indebted to the
questedto eallsnd settle up ipmediatsiy. All &C.
counts not Settled up by Tho a0th Of August Will b
put into the hands of proper Officer iQr colseon.
Juiysu DIV JOHN JORDAN.
Inn bbis Louisyiiis Csmsaf II store and iOr al
IOo hy DAL4xLL 4 Co.
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amiles from Davenport 80 acres, 80 acresin cult
Walton, pa ri TIMBER large new house. good barn, ete
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The Rock IsLAHD FIRE.-The particu.
lars Of the fire In Rock Island on last FRI
day evening were about the same as those
we hive already given. Powers g. Co.,
Commission Merchants, lost from $500 to
$1,000, exclusive ofthe building, which was
the only thing burned that was covered by
insurance. The Rock Islander thus alludes
to thei, want Of fire engines or any organi-
cation -
"Our citizens all know that Rock Island
wants regularly formed fire companies, and
we are surprised thst steps are not taken
for their organization. The property hold
ers of this place, IL they are at all anxious
TO preserve their property from a like ca
lamity, should take immediate steps to do
SO. II they will not take warning from the
examples before them, upon themselves
must rest the consequences"
Dayenportis as badly off az Rock Island;
that is they are both entirely without any
preparation. We have an Independent
Fire Company, however, that is in fairer
way Of becoming permanent organization
than any we have yet had. and the pros
poets its being successful are of the
most fattering character.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

The Leader of St. Louis, a Catholic news
paper, 10 the most decided supporter of Bor-
der Rufian slavery propaga adism published
in that city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

NEW GLASS AND QUEENswARE STORE.
--Messrs. Hiddleson s. Lyon, from Pitts.
burgh, will open out in the new building
of Mr.. Fcjervary on Second street, as soon
as finished, superior assortment of China,
Glass and Queensware. Being gentlemen
who can be relied upon, we bespeak for
them an examination of their stock which
VIII be very complete, by those ishing to
purchase for the fall trade.
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The Vote for Bully Brooks and his colleague

Columbus, s. c., August /.
p. s. Brooks received 1900 votes in his
election to Congress, and 5000 were con-
tributed toward his fine. Keith also re-
ceived large vote.
The Governor of South Carolina, sent
certificates of their election to Washington
In adyance
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

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WATERTowN.-We direct attention to
an advertisement in to.day's Gazette for
proposals to build a dam at the above
named town situated opposite Campbell's
Island on the Mississippi river. There is
bound to be town there and no mistake
and the right kind of men are interested in
The matter. So soon as the dam is com.
menced and every thing is made sure as re-
CARDS the inducements for capitalists to
make investments there, then the town will
be laid out and the lots be thrown iato mar
ket. In the meantime we bespeak good
word for the town and for mechanics of
small means, who wish TO settle in new
lace that from the very nature Of the cir
eumstances by which i. is surrounded must
prosper, when we say to them, do not in
vest your means until these lots are in mar
ket, then 60 and examine the inducements
presented BY the proprietors and, if we are
not much mistaken, you will not regret the
delay saag
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JoHHsoS Cove learn through a pas
senger on the cars yesterday from Iowa CT.
ty, that Johnson county gave about three
hundred majority for the Republican ticket.
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siasIFIcAsr.--S Some good Republican
Trend, remembering the exultng political
campaign of 1910, has hoisted hickory
Groom on top ofthe Gazette office, emblem.
saeal Of the clean soeep which the RePubli.
cans made on Monday last. 1t stands as
erect as Old Hickory himself, who, in its
ahyielding nature, it very fairly represents.
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Death of a o. 8. officer Mortality Of New York

Death of q o. 8. 0ffieer-Mortality Of New York
New York, August 2.
Gen. Henry Stanton, Assistant Quarter
Master General, u. 8. A., died at Fort
Hamilton, Long Island yesterday.
The weekly report of the mortality in
this city shows total of 746 deaths, being
an increase of IFS over the week previous.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

DIE FRUIFS-Peaches, Damsons, Blackberris.s,
L Rhubarb, Whortleberries, osebsrries, and
Cher res. for sale at the SHAW kbYE."
June 10 diff
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Books Il Stationery.
1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms

I'iE subscriber having purchased the entire inter
est In the above name d well known
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
will continue the business formerly, for the pres.
ent at the old stand,
No. SO Brady st., near the Post Office,
where all in want can buy Boo ks, Writing Papers,
Envelopes, Stationery generally, Wall Paper, Bor-
7moUuiyN5 ELI ADAMS.
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TALLMAN e. POWERS,

TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Oe;oe IN Ahinson's block, Second Street, be,
t,ceen Brady and Main.
.nFFER for sale the following valua Real Is
city Property In Davenport.
l, House and lot on Third Street near the cornero
Rock island. ~
.. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
). Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Po,.k leland Streets.
Al the above lots are well situated and in parts OF
the city most rapidly improving and Will be sold Oh
'io' farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 of S. Ell s. as q: 7e \. Range5 west 80 acres.
b. offs. i. $. 3sT. 70 n; Range west 80 acres
The above lands " on the line of the Railroad
from Davenport TO iowaCly.
Nine hundred Of prairie and ninety acres Of
,,uher land near Elvira P. o. seven miles frsm Ly-
ons, Clnton Co., near :he Railroad; all choice land
The above property will be sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
Impreyed farm mile and half from Prinees
ton Sixty acres rst rate land, well improved with
GOOD houses Will be sold ut a bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Twohuodre and nfy acres fine prairie land two
milss north OF MOntezuna, the county seat.
Scott Co.
lao acre. unimproved land two miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from "hicott, ten mhes from
Davenport, well watersd.
very choice land. .eais
Hear Davenport. NUr
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blum. with superb viexs of river and surrounding
Country small farm OF IS acres under the highest
stste Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
svees The most beautfa land In the vicinity o nhe
cih'~ .-,,.. ...,, nav.rnort
49,, ESQ acres, 10 under cultivation, 20 OF TIM
Aiatm !. sven failing stream runs through 1t. VIII
bssold very GhNap.
Near Walcott.
n Acres Of dasice prairie at bargain
AtDeesh Davenport,
= snsfiful Ave acre lot
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Selling Rates Of Exchange
By COOK = sAR0BHf.
Fort Des M0ines Land Agency
LAND AR RANTo.

THE undersigRed have for Land Wasrss4s n
different Sizes which they Will soil fos sash Or %
time 10 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention solestaon and
location OF lands In Fort pes Mopes Port Dedes.
Charitan and other Western Land Districts Also "
payment oftaxes and land busiBess generally.
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julius Lytance.

LAND A q EN- T,
oacs in atkinsou,s Block, Second Street, between
Main and Brady.
1t1ACREs large beautiful Timber, 20 miles from
ILL Davenport, price go per acre; viii DO ovid.
ed to suit purchases. aA
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NEW STORE AND

NEW STORE AND
M o~ Gooa.
EXT DINAhY Low pannx.
We VIII exhibit stock Off bon,
$4,000 WORTH
Cheapest and best goods ever shown IN -
city. " "sosfn
CHARLES FISH.
second street, opposite the LsCfairs Ho,ss.
has Just reeeiyeda large addition 10 hs R,eh .,A
SUMMER GOODS,
Rich Flounced Silk Robes,
Fiounced Grenadine. Robes.
orsahde and Jacolet Robsst
'aspe and chene Barge Robes.
Also -
Rich Jaspe and Chepe
pl wL aaa IN a. AN ID, sIRlPED SILKS,
Meh Printed Foulsfds
ofeyery description and style Aa's snhS
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, Grenadines, Grape Maretx, Chain. n.AS
Barsges. ;Jasonets, organdes, Lawns, De-, e.
MOURNING GOODS
EMBkOlDERIES AND IAcrS
IN arery 9as soek Is and always Van ;.
SHAWLS
Long and Square Broehe.
Prlntedand Broehe SIellaC
Tdfis SaeDcles,
Silk, rhibet and CasAmer. Sh.~,.s
Pan and En- roideIed Grape ShsWls. 'u' scsf"'
BONNET and TRIMMING RIRR0rs
ofevcry description.
HOSIERY, &C.
= iarse assortment of English and German stik
anu cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Milts, so.
sprague's, Mcrimaes, Cocheos, And III ths bs.t
makes of 60
AMERICAN PRINTS,
Very Cheap
ENGLISH PRINTS, 80
FINE DEBEGES
HEAVY Brown sHEErfNcs.
ana saseiy 81 domestic and other Goods 70 vhise
We Mouiu INVITE The attention of the Ladies nd Ca.
OF Davenport and to the trade
Wholesale and Retail.
mayer % ST annos;,, ~ A -, raSn,
AsOrnby ~ Unlisted.
y, cAkfENTEhS AND BUILDERa.
shor, corner OF Main and PARK sts., Davenport l>-
va. june ~ ~ def
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Death Of Hon Edward Curtis
New York, Aug. 4
IiHon. Edward Curtis, ex-member OF Con-
eress, and formerly Collector of this port,
died on Saturday night after lingering III
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A beautiful farm 3! miles from Davenport, I6t
acres, co acres in cultivation, part timber, new
hou 80 stable, etc.
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srRAYEn mi srnLRM

LNROM the su bscribsr, living three mile east OF
II Tipton on the Dav export road, about the LIST Of
June, one brown horse years old, about ~ hands
high, raw boned, with star in the forehead, collar
ma rk ed ON left shoulder, shod all around One bay
Mare, years old, narrow white stripe in her face,
three shoes on, scar above each knee. One large
yearling BAY Mare Colt, star In forehead. had on
head stall Of hattie and muzzle. liberal reward
will DO given the return of the above horses, or
for any infor nation in regard 10 them.
Inlx 18Th We IvLE ~ SMITH.
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miles from Davenport, so acres, 40 acres In cui
tivation 90 acrestimber, running water house sta
ble,etc.
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One Of the best farms in Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only miles from Davenport, us acres fence, lio
acres In 1879 timber, large orchard,
two rood wells, large house rooms, stable, out
buildings, etc.
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Iowa City.

ap.r 4 Ov,Arr, a. tho old stand known - the
CIV Auction Rooms, Iowa CITY, are Agents Tor the
Dsvsspor. Gazette. Subscribers 70 our DAILY can
o,a.iu their papers every morning BY calling at the
atapd,
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AN ELECTION IscIDEsr.-We are in
formed by a gentleman who Witnessed the
Transaction, that near the close Of the polls
on Monday, as Republican was making
his way to the place of voting he was &C.
costed by pro-slavery Democrat who said
be intended challenging his vote. The Re-
publican made no reply except attempting
to continue on his way, when the Democrat
struck him in the face. The Republican.
~ho by the way was much the stronger
man and perfectly sober. which his assail-
ant was far from being, resented the blow,
and would have soon silenced his opponent,
but the police, who are very active on pecu-
liar occasions, now interfered and took the
Republican who had done nothing but de-
fend himself. to jail. They showed no in
tentlon OF arresting the only real offender,
until the very uneluivocal remarks Of the
by.standers forced them to take him also
into custody
Such is the statement made to US, and
Judging from it, we say distinctly and de-
cidedly that the officers in question were
altogether in the wrong. We are informed
shat the most peaceable individual in COM
munity was liable to be assaulted in the same
manner by the person who committed the
assault in this case, and we pro test against
the notion that any police officer has any
legal authority for imprisonng man, who
merely defends himself against the assault
OF another. 1t is gross assumption of
power to which police officer can make
no legal pretence. We are aware that his
powers as a conservator Of the peace are
somewhat underlined, but we know Of no
city ordinance that can thus make him the
er etfeio imprisoner Of innocent men,
The innocent man who was committed to
Jail on Monday evening, should have been
Immediately released on habsas corpus,
and the case investigated by the proper
authority, and though we are far from be-
ing stirrer up of strife, we know that il
the case were our own, we should bring an
action for wrongful imprisonment against
The officer or officers i'm question.
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CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA,
No. 22-W. fractional OF the N. w. 4 Sec r. r,
81, n. X. T., a o7-l00 acres, Thogu,s ~
Very low, ifapplied for soon. WfsF
IN JASPER COUNTY. -
No. 4I-N E OF sec 80 I go X 90 w 100 ssreS.
IN KEokUK COUNTY.
No. 4a-S and w ofsec ~ u ~ -
acres.
No. 4s--s w land N w Of sec " q u w0s
acres.
IN MAHASKA COUNTY.
No ifs " frac. of sec G II IS X 10 w l<a aUss
No. SIS w of sec % T n K Is w 100 aeses
No. 46-W of t and Of N W Of e. II
~ IA loo acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY
No. fin E of see IS T SO RIO w 100 suren
IN MusGATlNE COUNTY
No. 4s-W otN w OF see 30 T "a X W 50 seses
miles from Mnseatne, from junction. Apply to
IN GRUMPY COUNTY.
'a-SW ofsec 81 K Is w 100 seres
Ao.I. Va ofsec L SO Is w 100 acres.
No. Sos Nk4 of sec l0Ts7 X IL w % $500.
No. 5l-W or DIN COUNTY,.
IN Han aTe7 20 w 90 suo.
70. oS-h Of " of see " y n " %
NO. aa-s " Of N w cfsec i,
IN CEDAR COUNTY
40. oi9S of Fl OF sec fsa ~
70. a9-S Of of sec 20 I 81 y a W. ~ ~ 80.
4, no. oo-honse and Lot, Store and .foas ~ 1917.
WILLIAMALLEN
E.h sa,s General Land Aeeva
- req o-dsI Ohies Post O6iee Rnii3,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tur REsuLT.-To say that words are in
.a.ooate 10 express the joy we feel in view
~ Tho result in this County, would be to use
.ve,v common mode of speech, but one
vhicb we feel to be extremely appropriate.
nown 10 the very eve OF the election we
could not but feel confident that on so plain
an issue, the intelligence and patriotism Of
,hs people Of Scott County would pro-
,ounce a correct decision. But the persis.
,.,ev with which the pro-slavery leaders
continued to claim triumph, and to hint
that no matter what the signs indicated,
their success was sure thing, rather caus-
.ed us TO distrust our own convictions, and
tn fear that our opponents had some trick
in reserve which the Republicans could not
guess, and for which they would not be pre-
oared But the result has most cheeringly
,,tested the correctness of our first opinion,
and we warmly congratulate our friends at
home and throughout the county on the
oIorious termination of the canvass. Es-
pecislly do we congratulate our readers on
the result in Davenport Township. We
had not expected nearly SO great triumph
in the city, and our exultaton at the result
il in proportion to its une xpectedness.
At the present writing we have not he ard
from much of the State, but It is certain
tina, it has gone largely for the Republican
cause. Placed in the van of the most i'm
portant canvass that has occurred since the
organization OF the present governm ent,our
gallant young State has thus nobly perform.
ed her duty Iowa sends greeting to her
Republican sisters, and exhorts them to 60
and do likewise. We know that all over
the country the friends Of freedom have
been waiting for the result of our cleo ton
with the most anxious solicitude. Howey-
er confident they may have been, fears nee.
essarily mingled with their hopes. But
they have already passed the period of sus-
penss. Already the lightning messengers
have carried the glad new across the con-
tinent, and everywhere the hearts of free
men have leaped up to hail the confirmation
Of ,hei, best anticipations. Iowa, the first,
and as yet the only offspring of the Nilsson
ri Compromise, has uttered her indignant
protest against the wicked abrogation OF
tina, sacred compact, and her strong con-
demnation ofthe men by whom SO much
iniquity has been wrought.
Again we congratulate our readers on
the result. The assurance that Iowa will
70 for Fremont is now made doubly sure
But so far from permitting our present tri-
umph to tempt us into any degree Of SUI
pineness, we must determine to be better
organized than we haye been, and to give
still larger majorities at he Presidential
election.