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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
DosTos, June 2

Many political opponents as well as
friends of Gen. Wiisoa met him in our
streets and heartily expressed warm ap
prevail of his gentlsmanly course a, WASH
ington.
He will address the Republican Conven.
ton al Worcester on Wednesday.
In many churches throughout the Com
monwealth yesterday, the outrage on Sum-
ner and the recent acts in Kansas, were
made the subject of denunciatory sermons.
In ire House to-day an Intellectual effort
was made to take from the table the resolu-
ton lately sppropriating $4,000 in aid Of
Kansas. Present indications are that the
matter will be indefinitely postponed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
The Position of Walker

NEwYoRK, June 2 The ceres pondcnee
of the Commercial Advertiser, Washington,
31st. ult., says the French Minister, NJ.
Sartiges, received information some ten
days ago that the French frgate Penelope
had been dispstched from the West india
station to San Juan del Norte. conjecture,
therefore, that the intelligence published IN
the French Courier, Of New York, may be
authentic ss received via Havana. 1t is be-
leved here that NJ Sartiges has the same
informatan, showing tina, Walkers sup.
plies have been cut of--t1at he is reduc ed
to great extremities
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pusr. Dusr.-Wbere is the sprinkle

Dusr, DusT.-Wbere 10 the sprinkler
A day or two ego man was IN our once
who had been around to ascertain whether
the occupants OF stores and Offices on BRADY
street were willing TO contribute towards
having the street sPrinkled. We haye mol
heard any thing about the matter SINCE pu'
if unsuccessful then the effec, would GER
tainly have been successful yesterday We
do not speak SO much for ourselves, but on
Yesterday the sufierings Of the people on
The east side of the street must have been
in,olerable. Even if they closed every
crevice, the opening ofthe doors BY custom
era mus, have admitted enough dust TO make
them oil anxious to pay pro rata consribu-
don for having the street we'll waterea' by
all means let US have the sprinkler.
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In SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

no The E ofthe " Sec sT7s NRa 4 soacr
30 20 The Y ses 10 I Is SRa Z iso acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
the Railroad miles from Davenport.
No 4--The w tot the W! of Sec 10 T7sNR E
soaeres:- mile. from Davenport:
No 5--The n offs w /. otSec T13 K 20
aeres4 miles from Davenport.
Noe The Of the \ & of See 81 70 n R K.
go acres, On trc Rail Road, niies from davenport
No 6--2sO "A v0aeres in Secs is & 10 TIN R E,
upon the Mississippi River, = miles from Davenport.
No ls-- 100 acres in see's27 and "a TIC RE.
Improved Farms.
No IT-Animprcy ed farm fenced and q cultiva ted
nice hoase,2 spring. and eresk on II, on Hickory
70, road, 6 miles I. ON town, Usage Orange fence
s'srted entirely aso4nd q me larI; 20 serss. ,.o
IGH i'm proved and 40 ID tImber.4
No "a 4 hue farm Of la6 acres, As fenced, 20 un-
q ,abg Ssa' toad. ms from Dalseii farm. VI
No 3-1he Grant farm on Dubuque road, miles
from town, is highly cultivated, house and
Houses and Lots in davenport.
No 30-Rine brick house on ON ST. beIYeen Harri-
son and Ripley ST. Excellent well, good stable, &c.
NS3I--Good frame House, rooms, good well, &c.
Lo; a2x53I, on Brad, near LocustSt-
No29--A Q story house on 4th ST., containing 10
No. 33.-Good frame house, rooms, cellar, &C.,
on 5th st. between Vine and Myrtle. Lot s0xl50
NJ. 35.-I lot on Brady 81. lse By 300-e3Oo
NJ 26-elots on Brady ST., cor. OF College, 64xl5o
No 2s-I choice lot Perry st. cor. ofsth COX
IS CLINTON COUNTY. IOWA.
No. 22-w. fractional Of the n. W: / Sec. 2, T.
81, n. X. E, u s7-lo0 acres, near Thorns Mills
yerylo"' ifapP2iSiees F IS5 sG09 COUNTY.
No. 53-NEto. n " of Sec 81 TsS % w 40
No. ssNN ;! ofNw of secll T 80 R % w so acres
No ass " of sec II T 50 % w 100 acres
30. 36-y ofN Of SEQ 4 g 70 q " 20 acres.
NO g. w Of L of sec 2i T 81 r . w 90 acres:
No. 39--S W frac ofS w ofsec IL 7 "a j W
No. so-NE i OF sse Is 7 "a q W 100 acres.
in JASPER COUNTY.
No. 4l-S FL OF sec % + so X 20 w 100 acres.
IN KEoKUK COUNTY.
No. as E | and w ofsec T II 10 w 3c6
No. 4a-s W .and wv of sec T II - W. $50
IN MALAYSIA COUNTY.
No as " frae. / of sec6 T IS X IS w l43 acres.
No. Is S w of sec IS T "a r Ii w 100 acres.
No. 46--W of and Off W ofs4c lat
II K IA 100 acres, timber; or.r,,
No. An OF sec 25 T 50 Rs w 100 acres.
IN MUsCATlNE COUNTY.
No. 4s-w o SW of sec 30 T 70 X ! W so acres
4. miles from Museatns, from Junction. Apply TO
IN GRUMPY COUNTY. ,r-
No aa-sw i of sec 2 T 81 r 10 W 100 acres.
80. 5e-s l. ofsee > 7 SO ls W 100 acres.
IL HARDIN COUNTY.
No. No. ss s VI e. i g r % 1sF'
acres IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No 54ss of \ B* OF sec 90 ri w 80 acres.
No. SIS ON Z otsee 20 81 W 80 acres.
No. 58-House aud Lot, Store and took of goods,
." wILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agent.
Sab 6-dlf ofiee Post Office Building.
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3 CLOWNS IL THE RING!
TONEY PASTOR,
LIVINE W0NDERS!
Positively FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,
At L M ATPE II ALI

"a LIZ OLnllt liza LASs
WEDNESDAY and Thursday, June 4th and 9Th,
/NEEATEsT natural attraction In the world. Wonder
" upon wonders Seven great curicsities all in
Libtionl Was visited by o0o0 people in ST. Louis most
Nv Ladies' with the greatest delight
0RAN ID COL LIE CTION,
Consisting the following most wonderful freaks If ma
ture. Among the number may be found
The Swiss Bearded Lady,
Nine Cuulia, the greatest curiosity OF this country,
and subject Of admiration and wonderment to all per.
sons in Switzerland France, England and the United
tates.
The American Giantess.
Is sylvia Hardy, from Winton Franklin county, Me,
who nearly eight ieet high, weighs 3sl pounds aud re-
qures s45 yards OF ordinary dry goods Tor the complete
dress.
The Young Esau,
Son Of The bearded lady, ~ years Old, with pair Of
,yhtskers his back shoulders ana body entirely
red with me of soft hair, and Is OF the most
sprshty well the most beautiful child In the world
The Queen Of Fairies smallest lady in the world
.s Mrs. Ellen Briggs.
Nothing can excel her loneliness; the very god OF beauty
LAS made form in miniature almost divine; very iaell
snt and speaks several languages nuony; hiss been
lied Il years. and Is the mother of three beautiful chill
lren. she 1. accompanied by her husband, fine sized
satieman and she is the same sire Of Gen Tom Thumb
The Illinois Children, or the
Sucker Babies. s-
1wo largest children in the world. boy Ia years old
,geghu. 457 pounds, girl years old, weighing 49,
uounds Both very Intelligent and nne looking The boy
!. IS inches around the waist, Also, the
sw IS Warbler.
Young man that will initiate all tho leatheTtd ougsters
II The grove, and discourse most beautiful music on The
Jewish CyulbRl.
Admission TO all 90 cents; children q cents;
isa Nav II IL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

AsusEmssTs.--To. will be great
gala day for lovers Of fun and those curious
IN ace unnatural curiosites. North's Circus
and Woods Museum will both be here
This circus has the reputation of being the
be,, in the country, and we apprehend thai
The RENE mbrance of the thorough drenching
If lss, week will have no influence in pre-
venting a perfect jam tonight Col.
Wood. Museum is so well known by repu-
ts,on, by pictorial representations and by
the observations of the numbers who have
visited it, that it is unnecessary to DO more
than refer to the fact that it will be in town
TODAY and tomorrow.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
WA.HINsToE, Nav 2.

Every one here thought when the stand
taken by Senator Wilson was made known
that rencontre would be the immediate
consequence, the sequel to the correspon-
dence should therefore be published Col.
Lane called upon Mr.. Wilson on Friday
morning after the receipt Of Mr.. Wilson's
reply, and answered from Mr. Brooks that
no assault upon him was contemplated, and
that he and his friends might di.arm. Mr..
Wilson accepted these and APP
peared in the avenue without arms. The
whole affair is over with so far rs these
two are concerned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

"WfTHtS FIVE FEET OF HIM. Mark the
testimony of DR.. Bunting, of Montreal, an
impartial witness:-Douglas stood within
five feet of Sumner when Brooks made his
cowardly assault, and Keitt stood sentry
v tn cane and pistol. A beautiful trio ofru
fans 1t shows that Brooks was not alone
in the murderous assault.--Chicago Dem.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

A HARMLESS SENTEscE.--The Vienna
tribunal has just condemned Dr. A, Gold
mark to death for high treason in iS4s.-
Fortunately for the doctor, he is not in
Austria but in New York, where he is sue
cessluily ca rying on mandatory Of per-
cussiun caps.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

RIAL EsrATE SALEs.--The lot ownee
hv Mr.. C. ). Whistler, on the corner Of
Font and Main streets, GA by ITO feet
war sold to Messrs. Robinson s. Grant one
dsy last week for $500.
Tho lot owned by Mr.. Leslie, on Sec
ond east of Brady, - feet front by 100 deep
was sold for $I25 per front foot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
PATENT ROOFING.

ENTLEMEN and builders in general will do
1--we to stop and calculate " II rs not for their
best aerests before making theif contracts fof Shin
gle Tin or any other rvufn and Inquire int tn the
propr. ties and merits OF Vests Patent Uaivanc
c. menl for covering houses as the subscribers Gan
show by iucontesab proc that II Is not only the
be the lost durable anu cheapest Fire and Wa
ter Proof mat rial ever Invented, rs ~ h We seen
its good qualities tested in every change Of weather
through The past year. and can give the best refer
ences 10 men OF high station and good cha act in
New Ysrk, Ohio aud other STATES, who are living
and can be referred 10 by letter or persIna ~
Messrs. Wells d Co. are now pryp pared 10 execute
any orders for roofing they may be favored with, and
having covered two small buildings on Brady near
Fifth Il rect those interested examine them for
their satisa, ton; q SO building OF :" In hock
Island City, All orders will be faithfully attended TO
| and hnished quicker than any other Tsnhng.
I The subscribers are ready to sell the right TO use
| the above ment In any county or township in the
state OF Iowa on very favorable terms and any
sou wishing 10 engage In easy aud pfoaiaole easi-
ness, requiring but . small capital vi tnd su'e
and lucrative employment.
n. b. The public are cautioned against imposi.
tons, as there men It, several the river co IN
lies offering srlico got u Tor the express purp"sa
! of Initiating the gbyye COMPOSITION. hgnnsniusi
there is none genuine but Nests Patent Galyanp'
Cement. NM. WILL . W.,
| 81 story Of Commercial Building, corner oil Brad!
! and Second SITS. pavenpersAsy u awH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

IRAsrsrAS TO BE soLD.--Iranistan, Barn
ums country seat, is TO be sold under the
hammer next September. II Is valued by
the owner at half million, but under a
forced sale is not expected TO bring the
amount of the mortgage the Jerome Com
pany have upon ii, amounting to Sl57 600.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

GoIso TO RUIss-The freight passage
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. hns
been SO generally diverted from the Canal
By the Railroad, that the extensive ware
houses on the Canal a, Pittsburgh are fast
going to ruin
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

new method OF casting metals has been
brought 20 public notice. II consists in q
pecuIiar process OF quickly Withdrawing the
air from the mould, SO as to insure better
filing OF the same with metal. This is
done by the application To the mould Of an
air tight expansive chamber. The with.
drswal OF the air begins at the same in.
slant that the moltea metal commences to
Gil the mould. 80
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

Bishop Meade of Virginia has been as
sailed in Virginia paper because he "made
very Objectionable remarks to the congre-
cation on slavery, in the presence of ten or
twelve negroes, who were candidates for
confirmation Is there any end to the de-
mands Of slavery
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
II 90 NJ O M X:
New & Improved Carpet Lining

(FoR WHICH PATENT HAS Bfks APPLlFp!l
THIS new and valuable article surpasses any thing
here brought before the pubic, and consists
Of two webs of clean and durable material, with a
web ofcotton skilfully woven between them which
aords TO every person using it the following adyan-
ages 1900, - ,,r,,., =, -
durability OF your carpets. -
Cleanliness elasticity. and less liable from Are than
even straw or any article generally used for this pnr
pose.
IL adds materially to the appearance of your car
net and deas ems the sound in walking over il.
II can conveniently be placed under seur carpets
Oil Cloths, stair Carpets, sc. at any time.
The PRIcE puts il within the reach Of every Esmit
w. Church, Hall, Boat, or wherever Carpet or Oh
Cloth can be used
Its warranted TO give satisfaction 10 all 10 aseit
FoR SALE al
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
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NATURAL CuRtusirIEs.--The Rock Is
ldaasr says that Mr n. B. Osborn, Of that
city, during recent visit 70 lake Pepin
csp,ured live ratilesnake, and having hue
ia poisonous fangs extrsetsd,ls nov keep.
ing il at his residence as natural curios-
y.
A gentleman has also been amusing him.
SELF snd astonishing the citizens OF Rock
Islsud, by driving through the streets
pair Uf elk People have variety o.
tastes
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

CANADIAN MINISTRY The latest
from the seat Of government OF
. Indicate the restoration Of nearly
. 'ecestly resigned ministers, under
? ;tion ot Dir. Tachs, who is assigned
go worship place Of Sir Allan Nc
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TIE RIGHT WAY-The South Carolina
gentleman who wrote us to send him sam :
ple numt err of the Gazette, writes US again.
that he received the copy and is so well
pleased with its appearance that hereafter
he will call at the Office in person and get
The numbers Now that's sensible, and it
il astonishing how many Of our mail sub
seribers we DO lose In just the came way.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

DR.. Owen. OF Prince George County, Va,
recently had his horse killed under him by
lightning He was himself only slightly
shocked by the electric fluid.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04


MUSICAL lEsrRuaESTs I'VE are inform
ed og gentleman connected with our rail-
Rad, that for the Last five or Sax days, there
h4s been az average OF piano day -en'
westward TINS has been III addition TO q
aunber of me i6deons which have been for
x4rded from time to time since the road
vas opened The people Of Iowa City and
Their "lnlermedsle ports" must be becom-
ag more musical. and without Intending
10 defogate from any Of their good qualities,
1 We regard this brisk trade in musical instru-
men,s as q good sign From time imme'
8norisl music has been esteemed q great
Ofpheus performed some mar
eous ieats with the Tyre, and there ts a
aDoiern couplet which tells us that music
Nas charms TO soften rocks and 10 soothe
he savage breast. Our own Pierpon'
y SO, 10 poem especially dedicated to the
4orraying Of the powers Of music, con
Autes long description Of irs influences
y saying
he .ordiy lion leaves hA lonely lAls
ai eVJueh'ng. lrsmbles when she tresds the air;
~ nan, by wilder impaise, driven 70 III,
y raectst aud famed by the sueaauress stiil.n
Such being the admitted power Of mu.
q we are pleased that our western friends
y supplying themselves 90 literally with
e Instruments that can increa e the ef.
e. Of the thoughts that breathe and word:
81 burn BY drawing them out in linked
&setness.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

JOHN BUsYAN's FLuTE.-The flute with
which John Bunyan beguiled the tediousness
of his captive hours is now in the possession
of Mr. Howels, tailor, Gainsborough, Eng.
In appearance it does not look unlike the
leg OF stool, out of which, il is said, that
Bunyan, while in prison, manu- featured tt
When the turnkey, attracted by the sound
of music, entered his cell to ascertain, if
possible the cause of the melody, the flute
was replaced in the stool, and by this means
detection was avoided.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

Yen preaching on one occasion, DR.. Nc
.ock, while recently on visit to lre-
was asked by a clergyman there,
long have you been in AmericaN'--
tpIieQ tha, he waa never out OF il be :
Why, ble.s M SOUL" said the
|;mtr,, you don't mean 10 say you
born therew And then turning TO
around him exclaimed, why, he
~ most as well os one OF ia"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
Fort Des Holmes Land Agency
LAND WAR RANTS.

TIVE undersigaed have for sale Land Warrants
i different stzes, vIich they will sellfor cash On
time to suit purchasers.
They vii pay particular attention TO selection and
location OF Lands in Fort Ues Molnes, For. Dodge,
Charitan and other Western Iand Districts. Also
uaymertoftaxes and land bushes gene rally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

TRR VIRGINIA SEARCH LAw.--it appears
the following paragraph, which We take
IN the National IneRi9sncsr, that the
fewhat suicidal law enacted by Virginia
y not even please her sister slave
kteG--
lTae Virginia search law Is denounced
y Communication in the Baltimore Amer
signed by MANY Captains" as par
arIy hard on vessels trading 10 Il alti'
i as its inpos sib'e for them TO get &c
\ from that port without passing through
waters of Virginia. In case Of stress
FEATHER they ssy it is impo ssible to End
trbor exempt from that law any where
r. Of the Potomac river on the Chesa-
C bay, which is the boundary line be.
Maryland ana Virginia Any yes
lkjng harbor there is taxed So
American speaks OF having heard many
ANTS similar TO this, and says tha
y no doubt Just ground Tor them"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

The new Mayor of Philadelphia, is an
| active member of the Fire Department,
President OF one Of the fire companies, and
runs with the "machine."
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Collections promptly attended IL In all parts of the
States Lands entered and warrs locaed 10 all Land
Districts of the State Money vested and Taxes paid
faT ueH. residents; Money loaned on unencumbered
Real Estate Of all Kinds bought and sold on Commits
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

}, Is, Horton lately sued the editors Of
. New Orleans Pieayune for libel, dam
es claimed, $4,000. The jury gave him
thiug, and made him pay all costs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Akinson's block, Second Street, Be
t,ceen Brady and Main.
nFFERforsale the following vslua Real IS
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third street. near the eornero
Rock Island.
. Six lots on the south west corner Of Fourth ard
g. six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rcck Island Streets.
AIiihe above lots are well situated and IN parts of
The city rno.trapidls improving and will be sold
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 ON. s ar S Ranss wss. se,s.
Ne. Aofs. l.. / $ SGT 20 n. Ranged west 10 acres.
The above lardsare NJ on the line of The railread
rom Davenport to Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine humid red aeres Of prairie and ninety scres Of
timber land near Elyira P. o, miles frsm Ly-
ons, Clinton Co., nesr:he Railroad; all ehsiee Land,
The above property will be sold IN liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and = haf from Prince
ton. Sixty frsi rate land, we'll improved viii
good houses. vii. be sold Ut bal gain.
Poweshisk County.
Two hundred and my acres hne prairie hand two
miles north of Montexan.a, 1.-The county seat.
Mch l7-'56-du
Scott Co ..
100 acres unimproved land two miles frem Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watered.
I60acres Ave miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land. a.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milcs from Court House on the
bluff, with snperb vie~s Of river and surrounding
country. small farm of IS uader The highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lasd in The vicinity the
ely. .-sE AZ. saa
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of 60 acres, 10 under cultivation, 20 of Tin
Der, A never falling stream runa through is. Will
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott.
50 Acres of choice prairie $ bargain
At North Davenport,
A hear h,l fivaa ins
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

THE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
arations for tbe Manufacture Of 4utter, sugar,
Boston, Soda. Pic Me. Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, SC, &c, together with good assort-
ment of Leaf Read, Cakes and Rusks.
l have alsD purchased lhc Patent Right for Scott
county, for the IN anufacture of CrEm Pauis
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
This processol making Bread, these, the Bread Is
more uniform in quality, and handsome IN appear
ance IL is much winter and more esen itkeeps much
longer with ut baeoiaing 81 p and to many persons
is not objse tonable when week old, 1t cuts as
handsome as the finest French roll, Ii father,
ana is readily introduced into families who Fave new
erused Bakers Bread Delrre. l shall continue 10
run Bread Nsgon heretofore. In Offering the
above articles on terms hch cannot fail 10 give en-
tire satisfaction, hope TO be able TO supply all who
may favor me- with their patronage. Ibankiui ioT
pasl fayors, hope 10 merit continuance oil Inc
same All orders rom the country promptly attend
ed to. DANIEL hoOhE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square ABOVE
Burrows & Pretty mans Steam .stiis.
Davenport, May -, 1856 du
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DaukiuQ.
aceRxGoR, LAwxs q BLAxxnoxx,
BANKERS.

A.apvoav y.u vu a NJ avv~avr
"SS@i - 0LAAAAvA4f
N II LDS
DAN no,
and Dealers 10 Foreign . Domestic kxshangs,
ohcarrsns nsaA no.s,, "o ~ =. ~ nEve' Soin,
DavssPoRT, IOWA.
I CPECIAL attention given TO the collection o. Mer.
- canti paper 4na re nlttanees made on tne d:y OF
tern cities.
tETLind Waffaps ~ gat, soia ana iocatsa. rel-
soaal attention gSent me pofchase ana ssts
and country pfopsrty and the sset'n OF ianss Tor
euily. -. a. p.n.x,
UJsslgft Checas on sew fo.k, Sosson, Innsa s
phia, Riltimore, washington Gny rnss"afs, sincin.
70 su,l purchasefs Also sterling, French and Ger.
nsn exchange:
III ,otd add silver Coins bought ano 500.
j'fnns Dllts on Cnicago 81 Louis ana VIEW oIk
discounted aud otsine.s paper Of 'nof' hsss "oogn'
~ tn lowest rates. -
q, \ small com mI ssi,n.
4 Tlntefest allowed on dePostes: feDN
Alex. W. W'0RE0OR,
ne1.. "a r..n-.,.. A,.,t
NOTARY kuDns anu A1sSi ASnn
more.
ur.r vsm rp $50
REAL ESTATE.
se1p, e. E.,s,s ~ eammi..ion. Psylnr ofTsr.
ssSe, &c.
Having complete Abstracts ,ftitlesto all LANDS In
r.ios aud furnish correct abstrsei. draw or.
gagesand all embellishments Of writing and take &C.
knowisosmehts a'1he shortest notice and onthe mo@
a'GRkGoR, LAwRs & sLAKEMoRE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

1t is supposed that Judge Mclean will
decide against the Rock Island bridge.-Ft.
Madison Argus.
Why, dear sir, he has given his decision
in favor of it long ago. Why don't you
take the papers!